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OME OF

THOSE LAST MINUTE SHOPPERS.

TIM: IT HAS BEEN QUITE THE DAY

HERE AT THE MALL OF NEW

HAMPSHIRE.

STAFF SAYS THE NUMBER OF

CUSTOMERS HAS ACTUALLY BEEN MORE

THAN IN YEARS PAST.

TIS THE DAY BEFORE CHRISTMAS AND

ALL THROUGH THE MALL, EVERY LAST

MINUTE SHOPPER BUYING GIFTS FOR

ONE AND FOR AL

>> A LOT OF PEOPLE.

I BOUGHT FOR MY MOM AND MY

FATHER AND A COUPLE OF GIFT IS

FROM A BROTHER AND A COUPLE FOR

MYSELF, OF COURSE.

TIM IT WAS A BUSY DAY HERE AT

: THE MALL OF NEW HAMPSHIRE IN

MANCHESTER.

CUSTOMERS BUZZING IN AND OUT OF

THE STORES, BAGS IN HAND AS THEY

LOOK FOR THOSE LAST MINUTE ITEMS

ON THEIR CHRISTMAS LISTS

, IT HAS BEEN PRETTY HECTIC BUT

A LOT OF PEOPLE ARE REALLY

HELPFUL.

TIM MALL OFFICIALS SAY THE LAST

: BIG PUSH OF THE HOLIDAY

SHOPPING SEASON BEGAN LAST

WEEKEND.

AS SINCE THEN, IT HAS BEEN NON

STOP ALL WEEK LONG.

TO SOME WAITING LAST MINUTE MAY

SEEM LIKE NOT THE BEST IDEA.

BUT SHOPPERS TODAY SAY IT'S THE

PERFECT TIME.

, IT MAKES IT EASIER, I DON'T

HAVE TO SPEND THAT MUCH MONEY.

TIM: WHILE OTHERS SAY IT HAS

BECOME SOME WHAT OF A TRADITION.

>> WE COME OUT EVERY CHRISTMAS

EVE AND TO A SPECIAL SHOPPING.

WE LOOK FORWARD TO IT EVERY

YEAR.

TIM: OFFICIALS SAY THEY ARE

GEARING UP FOR THE NEXT BIG RUSH

, WHICH WILL BE THE DAY AFTER

For more infomation >> WATCH: Last minute shoppers rush to buy gifts - Duration: 1:40.

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Tony's Christmas forecast - Duration: 2:45.

TONY: WE DON'T HAVE ANY SNOW IN

THE FORECAST FOR THIS CHRISTMAS

AT HOME, BUT I THOUGHT IT WOULD

BE FUN TO SEE WHO IS GETTING

SNOW.

THIS IS THE FORECAST THROUGH

CHRISTMAS DAY, AND I THINK THE

DAKOTAS WILL BE THE BIG WINNERS.

BLIZZARD WARNINGS FOR THE

DAKOTAS COVENANT WILL PICK UP

ANYWHERE FROM 12-20 INCHES.

THE HIGH TEMPERATURES DAYS 42.

-- IS 42.

THE TEMPERATURES WILL DRIFT BACK

INTO THE 30'S TONIGHT.

AS WE MENTIONED AT THE TOP OF

THE SHOW, THERE IS A LITTLE BIT

OF LOCKUP THERE.

VISIBILITY IS DOWN TO A

HALF-MILE IN ANNAPOLIS, SO MOST

OF THE FOG IS SOUTH BALTIMORE

THIS TIME.

-- OF BALTIMORE AT THIS TIME.

THE RAIN WE HAD EARLIER IS WELL

OFF THE COAST.

WE HAD A FRIEND COME THROUGH,

AND THINGS WILL START -- FRONT

COME THROUGH AND THINGS WILL

START TO SETTLE DOWN.

WE SHOULD WIND UP WITH SUNSHINE

TOMORROW.

THERE MAY BE SOME HIGH, THIN

CLOUDS AROUND TOMORROW.

TEMPERATURES WILL BE CLOSE TO

THE 50'S, 6-7 INCHES OF -- 6-7

DEGREES ABOVE AVERAGE.

THE CLOU WILL COMMENT, THERE

IS A SLIGHT CHANCE FOR A

SPRINKLE, AND ANOTHER CHANCE FOR

SOME RAIN ON MONDAY AND TUESDAY,

BUT A MILD START TO THE WEEK

WITH TEMPERATURES IN THE 50'S ON

MONDAY AND TUESDAY.

PARTLY CLOUDY TONIGHT, AREAS OF

FOG.

NO PROBLEM FOR SANTA, BECAUSE HE

HAS READ OFF -- RUD

OLPH.

IF YOU ARE TRAVELING AROUND THE

STATE FOR NESTING -- VISITING

FRIENDS AND FAMILY, LET'S CHECK

IT OUT.

IT'S LIKE CHANCE FOR SOME RAIN

ON MONDAY WITH A HIGH NEAR 50.

EASTERN SHORE COUNTIES WILL

START WITH SOME FOG TOMORROW

MORNING.

IT WILL BURN OFF VERY QUICKLY.

HIGH TEMPERATURE IS 50.

ALL THE WAY TO THE BEACH, THE

TEMPERATURES WILL BE IN THE LOW

50'S ON CHRISTMAS DAY AND

MONDAY.

YOUR SEVEN-DAY FORECAST GOES

LIKE THIS.

MONDAY SHOULD BE MAINLY DRY WITH

A CHANCE FOR SOME SPRINKLES.

LOOK AT THE HIGH FOR TUESDAY,

55, AND THEN WE GET A MIX OF

RAIN AND SNOW THAT NIGHT.

RIGHT NOW, IT LOOKS DRY ON IT

For more infomation >> Tony's Christmas forecast - Duration: 2:45.

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WATCH: Manchester police surprise life-savings theft victim with donation - Duration: 1:55.

SIOBHAN: IT'S BEEN QUITE T

COUPLE OF DAYS FOR THE MANAGER

OF THIS DUNKIN DONUTS, FRIDAY

HER PURSE AND LIFE SAVINGS ARE

STOLEN, AND SATURDAY IS THE

CHRISTMAS EVE SHE'LL NEVER

FORGET.

>> $500 IN GIFT CARDS, AND ALS

A CHECK FOR $1000 FOR YOU.

THANK YOU SO MUCH.

>> MERRY CHRISTMAS.

SIOBHAN: AN EMOTIONAL SURPRISE

FOR REBECCA ST LAURENT, FRIDAY

HER PURSE CONTAINING HER LIFE

SAVINGS WAS STOLEN WHILE SHE WAS

AT WORK.

I SAW THE NEWS ARTICLE TODAY ON

-- >> I SAW THE NEWS ARTICLE

TODAY ON THE NEWS THIS MORNING

AND I FELT THAT IT'S WHAT WE

NEEDED TO DO

SIOBHAN: RON CHAMBERLAIN,

PRESIDENT OF THE MANCHESTER

POLICE PATROLMAN'S ASSOCIATION

SAYS THEY PICK A FAMILY IN NEED

EVERY HOLIDAY SEASON, THE

HOSPITAL SECURITY OFFICER TOLD

ST LAURENT POLICE HAD MORE

QUESTIONS ABOUT THE CASE, AND

LED HER TO THE LOBBY, WHERE MORE

THAN A DOZEN OFFICERS WERE READY

TO GREET HER WITH THEIR

DONATION

>> THIS IS JUST OVERWHELMING,

AND PEOPLE SHOULD KNOW THAT THEY

REALLY CARE ABOUT THIS

COMMUNIT

REPORTER: POLICE RELEASED THIS

SURVEILLANCE PHOTO OF THE WOMAN

BELIEVED TO HAVE TAKEN THE

PURSE.

IT WAS FOUND DUMPED IN A TRASH

CAN NEAR THE EMERGENCY ROOM CASH

AND OTHER IRREPLACEABLE ITEMS

GONE

>> I HAVE A PICTURE OF MY SON

FROM WHEN HE WAS IN DAYCARE AND

I HAD TO WORK SO I WOULD KEEP IT

IN MY WALLET SO I WOULD KNOW

THIS IS WHY YOU'RE WORKING.

SIOBHAN: POLICE SAY THIS IS JUST

ANOTHER WAY THEY CAN GIVE BACK,

AND FEEL THEY MADE THE RIGHT

CHOICE DONATING TO ST LAURENT'S

FAMILY, WHEN THEY FOUND OUT

TODAY HER HUSBAND HAD DONATED

THEIR LAST $30 TO CHARITY.

>> EVEN FOR SOMEONE WHO HAD A

HUGE LOSS THAT THEY HAD, THEY

STILL HAD THAT CHRISTMAS SPIRIT

TO GIVE TO SOMEONE ELS

>> TO JUST KNOW THAT THERE ARE

PEOPLE OUT THERE THAT CARE I

For more infomation >> WATCH: Manchester police surprise life-savings theft victim with donation - Duration: 1:55.

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Video: Holiday travel - Duration: 1:51.

PREPORTER: HOLIDAY TRAFFIC IS

PMOVING SMOOTHLY SO FAR ON THIS

PPART OF INTERSTATE 4

PAN OVERNIGHT WINTER STORM COULD

PFREEZE FESTIVE PLANS.

PTHOUSANDS ARE HEADED TO SEE

PFRIENDS AND FAMILY THIS HOLIDAY

PTRAVEL WEEKEND.

PBUT A FORECASTED SNOW STORM MAY

PCOMPLICATE MATTERS.

P>> I'M REALLY NERVOUS BECAUSE

PTHERE COULD BE A LOT OF

PACCIDENTS AND IT COULD BE REALLY

PUNSAFE FOR ANYONE WHO'S TRYING

PTO TRAVEL AND STUFF.

PREPORTER: NEW MEXICO'S DOT SAYS

PTHEY'RE READY FOR ANY STORM THAT

PHITS THE LAND OF ENCHANTMENT.

P>> WE'RE MONITORING THE ROADS,

PREADY TO GO IF WE NEED TO CLEAR

PANYTHING, SALT ANYTHING.

PREPORTER: HOLIDAY TRAVELERS SAY

PHITTING THE ROADS WITH A LOT OF

POTHER DRIVERS MAKES THEM NERVOUS

PALREADY. BUT THE POTENTIAL OF

PSNOW OVERNIGHT, JUST MAKES

PMATTERS WORSE.

P>> PLEASE EVERYONE WEAR THEIR

PSEAT BELTS, SLOW DOWN, AND LEAVE

PEXTRA SPACE BETWEEN YOU AND THE

PVEHICLE IN FRONT OF YOU. USE

PYOUR BRAKES CAREFULLY BECAUSE IT

PTAKES A LITTLE BIT MORE TIME AND

PDISTANCE TO STOP IN THESE

PCONDITIONS.

PREPORTER: SUNPORT SPOKESPERSON

PDANIEL JIRON TOLD US IF SNOW

PFALLS ON ALBUQUERQUE'S AIRPORT,

PCREWS WILL BE READY.

P>> WE HAVE A WHOLE SNOW TEAM IN

PPLACE IN THE EVENT OF SOME SNOW

POR POTENTIAL WEATHER SO WE CAN

PENSURE THAT THE AIRPORT AND THE

PAIRFIELD IS SAFE.

PREPORTER: DESPITE THE NERVES AND

PDANGERS, HOLIDAY TRAVELERS ARE

PTHRILLED TO BE HEADING HOME THIS

PTIME OF YEAR.

P>> OH, I'M EXCITED TO COME OVER

PFOR THE HOLIDAYS

PREPORTER: THE MAIN THING THE DOT

PWANTED TO TELL TRAVELERS IS TO

PGIVE PLENTY OF SPACE TO OTHER

PVEHICLES AND SLOW DOWN.

PLIVE ON INTERSTATE 40, CHRIS