georgia. abc s lauren lyster is live with the latest on the storm. good morning to you, lauren. good morning. it s hard to believe less than 24 hours ago you could barely walk where i am as hurricane matthew battered this area and worse and now continues north. the deadly hurricane wreaking overnight, matthew bringing deafening rain, storm surge and destruction to south carolina. flooding roads, downing trees, and driving cars off the road. a en eerie light show on this highway as multiple power lines explode. the powerful category 2 hurricane has weakened, but continues to show its force, bringing wind gusts up to 80 miles per hour. north carolina, really, the best thing now is to just hunker down and stay in a safe place, don t move, don t try and move around. this, after pummelling florida. sounded like a train hitting the house. that s all i could say, the wind is just so strong. at matthew, a home security camera captures the moment rushing water goes into a home
police first responded to caramel drive on monday but at this time we don t know why. wmur s ray brewer is live at the scene. i understand that another agency is also assisting in the investigation? ray: members of the state fire marshal s office are here. you can see some burn marks. it is unclear if that is connected to the investigation. up to 23 caramel drive in danville. according to a press release from the ag s office police were called to the address on monday, but there was nothing about the victim, nor whether or not the public is in any danger, or if police are looking for a suspect. neighbors say that a woman had been living there for over 20 years. they say the woman was divorced and for the most part lived alone. the neighbors say that they didn t hear anything out of the ordinary on monday, that the first hint that something was wrong was when the police showed up. drove up and said it was her sister s house and that she hadn t heard from her sister and was ver
now, wmur, news 9 this morning. amy: good morning, new hampshire. 6:00 on this saturday, september 10th. i m amy coveno. we ll get to our top stories in minutes. first, josh judge is in the weather center with a look at the weekend forecast. i got my personalized forecast before we went on the air. i was a little worry about those scattered showers, josh. josh: we have to take care of our divas around here. amy: oh! (laughter) here is a look at concord, 62 degrees and clouds at the start of those clouds thickening up through the day. the warmer temperatures today, north new hampshire, 50 degrees and almost 70 in downtown manchester. here are the cloud, they re thickening up. we start off partly sunny, but the clouds there thicken. there was a few showers around and could be a few more as we go through the day today. chances are, scattered showers as a warm front crosses the region and warms things up. brings the chance of rain mid and upper 70 s for the day today. there s m
called tasker the club med of weed, according to the report. he told investigators that he needed the marijuana to help with chronic pain and other conditions. sanbornville rep ted wright told investigators he bought marijuana from tasker for his wife to ease the symptoms of her breast cancer treatment. and kellogg died of cancer this summer and was not interviewed by the a.g. no. charges will be filed against any of the state reps because the evidence was insufficient to sustain any kind tasker resigned from the house in march, he remains free on bail but still faces several felony charges involving firearms, the possession of drugs including ecstasy and hallucinogenic mushrooms as well as a charge of solicitation of a minor via the internet. we ll have more at 6:00. jean: a soggy friday night isn t usually good news, but this is the rain that we ve been waiting for, at least a little bit of lapoint for a look at who will get the most moisture. hayley: it s going to be a wee
overnight. hanover officials telling it started around midnight in morton hall on east wheelock and quickly grew. reported seeing fire on the roof of the fourth floor. they upgraded to a first alarm which gets us automatically a response from lebanon, remember nt students were evacuating. when the building is on fire and two of the floors are almost visibility with smoke, kids are getting out. amy: the cause is unknown. 71 students live in the billed ago and temporary housing is available. it s the 1st of october, i m amy coveno. morning. let s get right over to meteorologist josh judge with a look at the forecast, hi there, yes, it s a wet start for many of us this morning, wow, how about that green? haven t seen much of that this year over the state on the radar, so nice to see that. you can see the darker green and yellows and some seeing higher areas than others. some are seeing 3/10 of an inch or so of rain farther east. we expect the showers to continue off and on thr