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like we do. now, wmur news 9 this morning. amy: good morning, new hampshire. 6:00 on this saturday, october 29th. i'm amy coveno. we'll get to our top stories in just a minute, first, josh judge is in the weather center with a look at the forecast. hi, josh. josh: good morning, it's saturday. we had rain yesterday and now there's more moving in from the west as you can see here on the latest satellite imagery and radar and the last two hours because it's about to rain, perhaps, where you are. maybe it already is and notice a little bit of mixed precipitation possible in the higher terrain and areas to the north. a quick burst of rain here, but more showers off to the west could move in through the mid day and early afternoon hours. temperatures in the 30's to lower 40's and headed to the 40's and milder today after 40's the last couple of days, some today and that's a trend that will continue in the next few days, we'll talk about the warmer air pushing in this direction coming up in your full forecast. amy: right now police are trying to find the man at the center of an officer-involved shooting. officer were after hayden moon. >> the search is on for this man, 24-year-old hayden moon after a traffic officer-involved shooting. state police say he was suspiciously parked on south road. an officer realized there was a warrant for his arrest, but police aren't saying what he was wanted for. >> he was informed there was a warrant, the incident ensued, resulted in the officer discharging his weapon. >> he allegedly sped off and the officer fired multi-time shots. have found. he's not a particular danger to the public use the caution. if you see him, do not make contact, notify your local police or new hampshire state police. >> investigators say moon lives locally and has ties to the area. police want to hear from anyone who knows where he is. >> someone knows where he is right now, we'd appreciate that call so we can bring this to a peaceful resolution. >> meanwhe, treated and is expected to be ok. >> in belmont, mike cronin. amy: victor rosario was arrested ap released on bail. he had taken his girlfriend from an office building and they were rosario is due in court on monday. turning to the new hampshire drug crisis. two people have been charged with conspiracy. samantha renehan, and jamie smith of north carolina stopped to make things to make meth. they were later arrested by police. the a man who had dote of fentanyl, to tarmey. she was slumped over in the room and threw away syringes and deleting incriminating text messages before calling 911. they say it's fair. we have to provide treatment and we have to provide certain punishment for people who are going to distribute this and this case is an example of that. >> other people, including tarmey's mother have pleaded guilty and will be sentenced in december and january. new this morning, a 9-year-old girl is dead after an accident while getting off the school bus. this happened in plainfield, massachusetts. investigators say the girl was getting off the bus when the doors closed on her. she was then dragged a short distance before being hit by the no word as to any charges. >> happening now, open tolling has begun through the ez-pass system. if you do not have a transponder in your vehicle, a picture will be taken of your license plate and a bill will be received in the mail. traffic will flow through the middle. traffic delays are expected. the project should take about a month. out to 2016 coverage. we're ten days away from the election, donald trump was back in new hampshire trying to win the state that gave him his first primary victory. wmur political director josh mcelveen with the latest. >> and they are reopening the case into her criminal and illegal conduct the security of the united states of america. >> it was news that sent a packed ballroom of trump supporters into a frenzy and forced the brash republican candidate in terms of his remarks, there was no where to go, but down. >> the rest of my speech is going to be so boring. >> he did manage to touch on the impending insurance rate hikes under obamacare and his core coming back to the opponent. >>. >> it might not be as rigged as i thought, right? >> and despite the late arrival to new hampshire, he still took part in the crisis of addiction, promises members that as president, he will stop the flow of drugs into the country, saying at one point, he is with them in this fight 1,000%. congressma him at the table and says he understands how serious it is in new hampshire. >> he just committed to making sure that should he become president he'll affect every single person affected by it and i, for one, appreciate it and the people focused on solving this crisis. amy: congressman guinta weighed need to know about. and coming up, hillary clinton's response to the investigation. voters who have complaints about voting fraud, can call and the justice department hopes it will help. and you can go to the website, we've posted a link on wmur.com. coming up, protesters and police facing off in tensions building against an oil pipeline process over what protesters say is tribal land. moments before takeoff an american airlines flight burst >> good morning and welcome back. saturday morning, we look at mayor debt where it's in the mid 30's, a chilly start, but seasonable temperatures. we do see the temps going up a little bit today. we'll talk about that >> the supreme court says it will take up the case of a virginia school board that wants to prevent a transgender teenager from using the boys bathroom at his high school. a lower court ruled in favor of the student, but the justices in august put that order on hold while they considered whether to hear the school's appeal. this would mark the first time the supreme court has taken up the controversial issue. >> a new day of protests in north carolina against the they've looked at the pipele project and the tribal land. on thursday, protests turned violent. zu tribal leaders asked protesters to remain peaceful and for the justice department to make sure their first amendment rights are protected. the f.a.a. is investigating after a plane burst into flames at chicago's o'hare airline. it thought it blew a tire and now they're saying a mechanical issue caused the blaze. at least 20 people had to be treated for minor injuries. in the 30's on my way in this morning? >> yes, and it's -- that's warmer than a couple of days ago, we were down in the 20's several times this week. there's a warming trend on the way, how about that? >> you seem to arrive with lots forecast and then-- >> coming up on news 9 we had a pleasure to speak to hazel nelson. she's a die-hard cubs fan and waiting 108 years to wait to see waiting 108 years to wait to see them win the world series. when you're raised by a single mom, you learn how important it is to live within your means. i'm colin van ostern, and i took that lesson to my work in business, and it's how i'll stand up for you as governor. by cutting inefficient spending and using innovation to save tax dollars, without a sales or income tax. to create clean energy jobs, protect affordable health care, and lower college costs and cut student debt. as governor, i'll stand up for you. narrator: two kinds of business experience. as governor, chris sununu's family handed him a top-rated ski resort. he ran it into the ground. chris sununu cut jobs, and cut workers' hours so he wouldn't have to provide health insurance. er. then a top executive at college for america. colin van ostern: i'm colin van ostern. real success is helping others get ahead. a bright new hampshire future starts imagine if hillary clinton wins the white house... then what? liberal carol shea-porter? she'll be a rubber stamp for clinton's agenda. progressive shawn o'connor? he'll be a rubber stamp, too. and you know their agenda: higher taxes. more government spending. e. only frank guinta will put new hampshire first. that's the key difference in this race. frank guinta. he's on our side. i'm frank guinta and i approved this message. >> now, meteorologist josh judge with your storm watch 9 forecast. josh: it's a saturday morning and here we go. temperatures what you'd expect 30's and 40's on there this morning as well and winds out of the northwest, a drying direction, meaning at least we dried out last night for a little while, but there's more showers on the way. and maybe you're already seeing them in a couple of spots. temperatures the last seven days, here they are. it's been a while since we've been in the 50's or 60's for the most part, yesterday barely made it to 50 degrees. we are going to see the temperatures headed back up. a quick look athe yesterday. the recap shows widespread amounts all over the place, but you get the idea here, a nice amount of rain and of course, it took a good portion of the day yesterday, off and on rain all day so that meant it had time to sink in where we wanted to, down into our wells and into the ground water. a little less to the north. don't need it quite as badly in northern new hampshire. this is the area that needs it the most. of course, some nice rainfall tallies there. how are we doing so far? october. over six inches of rain and since september 1st, over nine inches of rain and both of these are about two, two and a half inches above average, so we're certainly trying to make some headway here. we're six inches below for the entire year and that's a lot better than we were a couple of months ago anyway, so we've made some progress. all right, a look at the rain moving in. there's light rain falling down in parts of western new hampshire and moving eastward and o rolls through this morning, a little bit of a break and more showers at times through the mid day hours. after that, we see a calm bit of weather for tomorrow, late in the evening, there could be showers late day in southern new hampshire. . >> and milder air pushing in our direction and we will see those temperatures starting to head up. the rain showers are pushing up at times off and on through the mid day hours, i mentioned more hours, a couple more showers, drier this afternoon and still the chance in northern new hampshire of showers this afternoon and tonight. tomorrow, a little bit more sunshine, a mix of clouds and sunshine. only chance for rain will be late in the day. see this batch of rain way down to our south. some of the computer models has that, and a couple showers in southern new hampshire if it makes it this far north. things clear out though in time for halloween. a look at high temperatures today. we to upper 40's everywhere else. tomorrow, we're in the 50's as well with that afternoon shower a possibility. halloween looking good much of this week. look at that, we've got temperatures headed back up into the 60's again. how about that? >> that's-- >> and we're to november there. josh: absolutely, a warm start. amy: indeed. it's been a long wait for the fans of the chicago cubs to see them win a world series. we know a little about waiting. were alive the last time the cubs took home the title. josh: that's except for hazel nelson. she gives in sunapee and she's been 108 years to see her team clinch the series. >> if the folks in chicago were waiting to see the cubs hoist the trophy they haven't the love was fostered in chicago her home a short walk away from wrigley field. just a baby the last time her team took the title. >> you've been waiting 108 years. >> yes. >> do you think they'll win? >> i think they've got a good chance, strong. if they don't get too-- >> she's been faithfully her fandom has been picked up by media outlets across the country. she's on the pages of the wall street journal. the optimism she has 108 years after the cubs won the world series. she's hopeful they'll do it again. >> not the easiest team to root far. >> i felt like i saw them. >> in 108 years hazel has seen a t. i've had a good life. >> she was in 8th grade when world war i entered and entered the work force as a pe teacher during the depression and had her two sons during world war ii. and she hasn't seen the one thing that she wanted so badly. >> i waited and waited and never lost faith. >> in sunapee, cherise leclerc, amy: how you can make these cupcakes for your party. another fbi investigation into hillary clinton's e-mails. where the messages were discovered. this week's adopt-a-pet is jax is a four-year-old mix. he would do the best as the only dog in a home with older children. he's waiting for you at the nashua. nashua. you can find information on when all three of these guys show up, they come up with some crazy ideas. sometimes, i just have to say, "no way." so i appreciate it when annie kuster says "no" to cutting social security. she stood up to both parties to protect our benefits. annie's working to make sure we have a secure retirement. so i can worry about these guys instead. molly's not thinking about cancer today, but three years from now, a routine screening will catch it early and make all the difference. so when chris sununu voted to cut funding for planned parenthood, cutting access to cancer screenings and birth control for thousands of women, it's politics for him. for molly, it's the rest of her life. the stakes are too high to make chris sununu governo. and has not been authorized by any candidate. would you tell them to be like donald trump? would you point to him as a role model? absolutely i would do that. like to punch him in the face. ahh, i don't know what i said. she ate like a pig. he's a war hero 'cause he was captured. i like people that weren't captured. i love war. yes, including with nukes. wrong. and shoot somebody. ahh, i don't remember. would you point to him as a role model? absolutely i would do that. and you can tell them... >> hi there, everybody. it's almost halloween so we brought in a witch in the cook's corner. >> a kitchen witch. >> a kitchen witch, i want to clarify. thank you for being here. >> do you like the out fit? >> i went as a news man. >> it's very original, i couldn't tell. for you today for halloween we're making these amazing pumpkin chocolate cupcakes. you can find the full recipe on my website because we didn't have enough time to do them all. you and i are going to do the frosting. >> focusing. doing christmas magic, it's frosting. do you think you can handle this. >> yes. >> i'm going to start to beat this into submission. this is cream cheese and butter. >> it looks like my spirit, but, go ahead. >> you can do this, i promise, ok? we are going to turn on our mixer and add the sugar. >> are you positive? >> look, see? beautiful. what a good on. >> wow, ok. >> what a good job. now, add the cocoa. >> the cocoa and this is one of your mixes. >> yes, we're making. >> the mix is in. >> and now add the vanilla. there you go. through the magic of investigation we actually have some already made. >> ok. i put you through that on purpose. so, ok, i put some in my beautiful little pastry sleeve, ok? >> i did that because i wanted to make you messy. >> and you did, it worked. >> i did. that was the trick. this is the treat. that is the chocolate cinnamon. >> i got the small one, you have all kind of great mixes like this? >> mostly we focus on our wonderfully infused olive oil. like this, you can make a lot of things out of it, like this frosting. >> good for a halloween party going on all weekend. >> super, super for halloween party. >> that's looks great. >> i'm going to top them w pumpkin pie spice. >> look what i made? >> you made a mess, that's what you made. >> you've got the wine expo coming up? >> in the nashua and a fundraiser in concord on november 3rd. >> november 3rd. >> and then for the next three months, cocina is sponsoring the pet project, the animal rescue lead and find that on our website, a portion of the proceeds from every sale on our >> nice. >> and our office is going to be a drop spot for donations if you want to bring them. >> is there any question what you're going to be in halloween. i don't need to be, i just am. >> oh, you are, i'm sorry, i shouldn't have asked na. if there's somebody out there asking where can i get them? >> you can get them at our website and many, many local retailers, you can find us all over the place. and if you don't see us in your bring in cocina aurora products. >> these are yours. >> you get one, i get these and the crew gets the rest. >> what if i take both and out of here. >> do you want to have one? >> happy halloween. >> i need to taste test. >> do it. >> i'm so happy. joanne: she's not fooling me. tic games with medicare. vo: kelly ayotte voted to cut medicare and cost seniors up to $1,700 more for prescriptions... while protecting tax breaks for the wall street banks and big oil companies that fund her campaign. fred: kelly ayotte sold us out. britt: with kelly ayotte, it's all politics. joanne: she's not looking out for new hampshire anymore. vo: senate majority pac is responsible imagine if hillary clinton wins the white house... then what? liberal carol shea-porter? she'll be a rubber stamp for clinton's agenda. progressive shawn o'connor? he'll be a rubber stamp, too. and you know their agenda: higher taxes. more government spending. and a weaker national defense. only frank guinta will put new hampshire first. that's the key difference in this race. frank guinta. he's on our side. i'm frank guinta >> no one covers new hampshire like we do. now, wmur news 9 this morning. >> good morning, it's 6:30. i'm amy coveno. we begin with a live look along the sea coast. the lights looking pretty there as we wait on the sun to rise. here are our top stories on the half hour. >> a mother and seven-year-old son were hit by a vehicle in hudson, the two were been failed. >> hillary clinton calling on the fbi to release more information about its review of newly discovered e-mails. and they were during a sexting investigation of anthony weiner. donald trump responded during an event in manchester. a man is accused of destroying a home with an ax. that he used the tool for thousands and thousands of judge. dark mornings, but we're about to have a shift like that. >> you probably noticed the earliest hints of light in the background and that's the beginning. the sun will be rising through and as it does so, a mixed shower or two in northern new hampshire. these will be around a little while this morning, then a break and then another area of rainfall. the disturbance rolling through right here, chance of more showers during the late morning and early afternoon period. still a few showers here, and at times, cloudy and maybe a break or two of sunshine at some point during the day. temperatures in the 30's and lower 40's right now and headed to the upper 40's to about mid 50's for highs. we're talking about the rest of the weekend forecast and as the temperatures crank up a little bit. higher in the week ahead. we'll show you the seven -day a few minutes away. son are recovering after being hit by a vehicle in hudson. the two were in central street before eight when they were struck. the son suffered nonlife threatening injuries. both are expected to recover. the driver was not hurt. no charges have been filed and the case remains under investigation. >> also new this morning, hooksett police have a demand allegedly driving drunk. they were called t investigators say one of the drivers, michael avery, appeared drunk and was arrested. a breath test at the police department showed that avery was driving allegedly three times over the legal limit. he's due in court next month. to commitment 2016 coverage now. hillary clinton is calling on the fbi to release all the information it has after that agency announced its looking at whether newly discovered e-mails contained any classified candidate made her first comments on the issue last night, but as wmur's tom griffith tells us, her opponent wasted no time in responding. >> so the american people deserve to get the full and complete facts immediately. >> a new shock for the hillary clinton campaign, fbi director james comey says his agency is reviewing more e-mails that may contain classified information. they were found during the sexting investigation of anthony estranged husband of one of clinton's closest aides. >> i'm confident whatever they are will not change the conclusion reached in july therefore it's imperative that the bureau explain this issue, and question whatever it is without delay. >> the news broke just as republican nominee donald trump took to the podium in manchester. >> and they are reopening the illegal conducts that threatens the security of the united states of america. >> and it comes just days before americans go to the polls. >> it's the last thing that hillary clinton campaign needs. it's the last thing that democrats here in new hampshire who support hillary clinton need. >> in a statement, democratic senate candidate governor maggie hassan defended clinton saying this matter has been investigated exhaustively and secretary clinton has appropriately apologized and was a mistake, but republican incumbent kelly ayotte says that governor hassan has to answer for inability to call clinton ought. >> director comey says it's unclear whether the e-mails the agency is looking into are signature or not and can't predict how long it will take to reach a conclusion. today, chelsea clinton will dinner in manchester and former mayor rudy guiliani will be in the granite state stumping for donald trump. he'll make stops in laconia office, salem, and manchester. congressman frank guinta stopped by the news 9 studios taking questions from voters via social media. josh mcelveen looks at what >> with frank guinta, she wants your thoughts on commuter rail. >> at the federal level the commuter line for new hampshire is not on the radar screen for the transportation committee to fund. for a reason, they look the a the population, compared to how many people will be utilizing greater needs around the country. >> the next question from mike, what about veterans health care? >> we have to send our veterans to either jamaica plain just south of boston or out to vermont. to me that's unacceptable, but i don't subscribe to the notion that the va is the only access point for health care for veterans. some veterans who like the va and some don't. >> larry wants your thoughts on term limits. >> my think you need new blood. people don't expect that you're going to serve for 20 or 30 years particularly in the same position. so you do want, i think, some new ideas, new energy. >> just a few of the questions on the mind of voters as the countdown continues to election day. josh mcelveen, news 9. amy: our crew is working to get the set built at st. anselm college for our granite state debates. pand the first to are governor followed by senate and cogressional races. and you can watch each here at 7 p.m. and on your mobile app and faceb facebook. >> withdrawing a guilty plea after a standoff at a ranch, a 2014 armed standoff at the cliven bundy hundreds turned out about the cattle on public land. now some have opinion acquitted and he plans to change his plea. a newton man faces charges after he allegedly destroyed a home with an act. officers responded to the domestic call. they say that 37-year-old john netto used the ax to destroy thousands of dollars worth of items. they found he later snuck out. they found him not far from his home. and beards or bucks fundraiser. queen city officers are looking at the fund raising they're behind their goal and ends on monday so they are, the officers have one last pitch. >> the single person that donates the most money from now until midnight, october 31st, will get a ride along with me, as well as free lunch. i'll take them out to lunch and for a ride along. >> it sounds like a good deal, right? >>ed a -- the advocacy center helps young people. and go to wmur.com for a link how to donate. >> happening today, a business in bedford is collecting holding a care package drive. they will be mailed off to troops worldwide for the holiday season. >> they sacrifice for our freedoms and we're here safe and sound and we should give. we should always be mindful of the folks out there. >> we cannot do our job, not only without the help of businesses. >> taking palms from people you don't know is special. we appreciate the work that our company is doing and organizations like that support the troops overseas. amy: the care package drive is 10:00 until 2:00. footballs, frisbees and holiday cards are among the items needed. coming up, the final night of regular season in high school football was also our frightening halloween edition of fnf. josh: there are showers around, this is where ayotte voted with the koch brothers 90% of the time. ayotte's campaigns collected millions from corporate interests. and voted for them, not you. she voted wall street banks billions in write offs for executive bonuses. voted big oil billions in tax breaks. but kelly ayotte voted against letting families refinance student loans. and against lowering the cost of prescription drugs. kelly ayotte's not working for new hampshire. dscc is responsible for the content of this advertising. ben hassan is my older brother. and my best friend. all families have challenges, and my mom instilled in us very early on the importance of finding solutions to those challenges. and working really hard with your community to get things done. and she made it possible for ben and for me to have a family just like any other family. that's part of the reason that she got involved in public service, because that's what's in her heart... and mom's still that way today. i'm maggie hassan >> now, meteorologist josh judge with your storm watch 9 forecast. josh: as we begin your saturday morning, we're looking at temperatures. pretty classic late october. pretty much what you'd expect, maybe warmer than what you'd expect for this time of year and there are showers in the area as well. we have some gusty wind yesterday and it's calmed down quite a bit and almost no wind right now and there won't be a whole lot through the day as well. sunrise not until 7:18. now getting later and later. of course, it is, i believe, next weekend that we'll be turning those clocks back. so that will change that a little bit. and this afternoon, your average or normal high for concord is 56. we'll come close to that, probably won much needed rain continues to fall. it's certainly not fixing our drought situation, but every drop helps and the fact that we keep seeing rainfall amounts like this every few days has really upped the numbers, at least and made it look better and getting more ground water before we freeze the ground and nothing else can get in there. so, that's a real good thing. don't want to lock it in with a drought in place. concord. the first to over nine inches of rainfall and that's two to two and a half inches above average for this month alone. and six inches for the year. that's concord. some areas farther south manchester and southeastern new hampshire, a little bit more in the deficit than concord. here is the clouds that have been taking over and rain showers moving through. this is light rain, although there's some slightly heavier showers that will skim parts o for the most part. light showers and sprinkles moving through right now. and a second spoke of precipitation moving over lake ontario right now, that could move through the state a little later on this morning, through the mid day hours. so some off and on hours at times, cloudy, a peek or two of the sunshine then. a bit of a break throughout much of tomorrow. this cold front here will sink through tonight and move in tomorrow and it keeps the there could be a shower or two. here is the warmer air that's pushing in our direction. let's take it step by step here and show you the showers here. as they move through, you can see a couple of showers, a downpour in a few spots through the midday hours and then this afternoon drying out a little bit. and tomorrow, there's a little bit more sunshine on the way for tomorrow and milder temperatures so those temps today, 40's in the northern half of the state and 50's in the southern hal not quite as chilly tonight. look at that, 40's near 50 for lows and then tomorrow, a couple of degrees milder perhaps as those temperatures are going to be heading upwards as we go through the next week or so. 50's and even 60's are on the way for this week. we'll take another look in a few minutes. >> now, jamie staten and news 9 sports. >> and good morning, everyone, i hope you're not watching alone because it was our frightening and let's get rolling in the gate city with bishop and nashua north for the title. dylan fagan, takes off a 73 yard touchdown run. look at him go, perfect storm, 7-0, and he wasn't done either. and the quarterback will throw to fagan, a 25 yard score, that made it 14-0, but at one point, north scored touchdowns and nine straight force a fumble and kept up a drive, and a 24-yard touchdown run. north rolls to 67-36 win and they'll host a playoff game next week. merrimack and goffstown, there was the single season touchdown pass records with two last night and he can set the record in the playoffs as they beat goffstown. they'll host goffstown next week and bedford, and salem. there was a victory for the owls, that was a tight one at lancer park. and the astros end their season with a victory and an 88 yard kickoff return for a touchdown. exeter wins at al vern, ran far two scores and threw a pass to zack knight. christian pete had the big and three touchdowns over spalleden. warriors win it 41-14. and all about the defense. and returned for a touchdown. division two now, this is john stark and hanover. hanover trying to cap off an undefeated season and they were at home. and stark had other ideas. a kick here found some room through the magic of television, right there and the generals have the touchdown, hanover struggled, and a nice ball to elliott kelly and that drive would stall though. this one ends up going to john stark, 42-19 he'll likely be the number two seed in the playoffs coming up. >> all right. this is plymouth and bobcat and in plymouth and white, third quarter. colby moore takes off on a touchdown run. plymouth had point. this was certainly a hard-hitting game. coming up, exhibit a, spartans running back tj anderson gets drilled by rowen drew of the bobcat. and hard to tell if both or who will go to the playoffs. li likely plymouth for sure. and pelham gets a win, 25-0 on all right, let's check out st. thomas and trinity, and in the first half, bouchard will keep it around the left side and a miss and he's gone. that's a 44 had-yard touchdown, 21-0. in the second quarter. trinity foster, they'll have the receiver. and the saints go on the road. they're playoff bound, 35-7 and they'll be back to defend their state championship as it and see if they make the playoffs. >> all right, we go to division three, strike up the monadnock band, they're looking for an undefeated years. and a 30-yard touchdown run that made it 7-0. the huskies will add to their lead. and huskies win 20-6. they're 8-0. the playoffs. congrats to them. senior night for kearsarge, hosted the interlakes lakers and they leaned on the big top running back, and ran for 258 yards for the game and the season and he begins the new hampshire regular season rushing title. 2,116 rushing yards and a nice play for interlakes there as robinson found sheehan, but them. 37-14. they may have just played their way into the playoffs. >> all right, let's check out fall mountain now, third quarter, fall mountain trying to cut into the lead. a 16 yard touchdown run down to-- or run down to the one yardline and they would like it 19-6. and fall mountain collecting for wildcats strikes here and mascoma wins 19-12. so that's your friday night football from week number 9. we roll into the playoffs and you can watch that online at wmur.com and follow us on twitter as well. so that's it. hope you enjoyed our halloween edition and hope you have a great weekend. >> still ahead here on news 9 this morning, a once struggling industry in new hampshire is making a comeback. how a local company is helping to bring fresh eggs to staters while giving back to the community. and dressing up for winter for halloween. this was taken in alstead. narrator: two kinds of business experience. chris sununu's family handed him a top-rated ski resort. he ran it into the ground. chris sununu cut jobs, and cut workers' hours so he wouldn't have to provide health insurance. colin van ostern went to college on student loans, became a stonyfield business manager. then a top executive at college for america. colin van ostern: i'm colin van ostern. real success is helping others get ahead. >> well, it's an industry that's experiencing a comeba josh: and paula tracy tells us about one family that's helping to restore granite state flocks. >> in the 1940's and 1950's, new hampshire had more than 4 1/2 million chickens. with less than one million people in the state, local farms produced all the eggs sold at corner stores. but as supermarkets became more common, those bigger retailers turned to big commercial producers and small operations went away. today they're coming back in terms of commercial and residential production. they came this fall when they tended to a flock of 20,000 birds. their operation produces eggs for pete and jerry's organic and sells manure to local farmers. pete and jerry's has played a role in restoring in new hampshire. the monroe-based company has farms in 13 states. five are in new hampshire. their eggs help the local community through donations to a local food pantry. you can learn more about their farm and ways to start your own back yard production in the escape outside section of wmur.com. paula tracy, wmur, news 9. >> i'm up to 12 chickens, 12. josh: i with as going to say, you have chickens. josh: still getting eggs out of them. amy: yeah, yeah. josh: i won't say it. we've got a nice day on the way-- i passed up a pun just for you. amy: now you have to deliver it. oh, my gosh! . josh: temperatures are milder. in fact, entire seven day is spilled with the 50's and 60's. how about that? looks pretty good. amy: yeah, pretty good. two thumbs up. the news continues at the top of the hour. today's top stories next. new developments officer-involved shooting. >> one new hampshire woman says she's been waiting her entire this is where the oil billionaire koch brothers hosted a fundraiser for kelly ayotte... this is where ayotte voted with the koch brothers 90% of the time. ayotte's campaigns collected millions from corporate interests. and voted for them, not you. she voted wall street banks billions in write offs for executive bonuses. voted big oil refinance student loans. and against lowering the cost of prescription drugs. kelly ayotte's not working for new hampshire. dscc is responsible ben hassan is my older brother. he is so funny, and so smart, and my best friend. all families have challenges, and my mom instilled in us very early on the importance of finding solutions to those challenges. and working really hard with your community to get things done. family just like any other family. that's part of the reason that she got involved in public service, because that's what's in her heart... and mom's still that way today. i'm maggie hassan and i approve this message. >> now on news 9 this morning, the search is on for the suspect in an officer-involved shooting. the late last night. hillary clinton is speaking out after another round of investigations involving her e-mails. where the messages were found and what she's calling on the fbi to do next. >> after a chilly week, temperatures are starting to head back up. a check at what to expect this weekend. >> i waited and i waited and i never lost faith. >> it's been 108 years since the cubs won the world series and a happen again. why she says the curse will finally be broken this year. >> no one covers new hampshire like we do. now, wmur news 9 this morning. amy: good morning, new hampshire, 7:00 on saturday, october 29th. i'm amy coveno. we will get to our top stories in a moment, but josh judge insist on going first. josh: we have light rain that's falling in many parts, west to east. moving into the merrimack valley right now and continuing on the trek toward the sea coast. the heaviest of it is in two locations, southwestern parts of the state moving through and another batch of heavier rain about to move into northern new hampshire and there's more off to our west that will move in just later this morning. a couple of bouts with some rain showers that will move through be plenty of dry times. headed into the upper 40's and low to mid 50's around much of the state you may see a glimmer or two of sun, but the clouds rule the day with the mild air that continues through the upcoming week. we'll talk about that in your full forecast. >> right now, police are trying to find the man at the center after officer-involved shooting in belmont. an officer fired at traffic stop. mike cronin has the latest from belmont. >> the search is on for this man, 24-year-old hayden moon after a traffic stop led to an officer-involved shooting in belmont. state police say he was suspiciously parked on south road and an officer realized there with as a warrant for his arrest. police aren't saying what he was wanted for. into custody, he alleged sped off and the officer spired-- fired shots. he was seen driving a gray toyota camry, which the police later when all three of these guys show up, has >> the officer suffered minor injuries, but was treated and is expected to be ok. in belmont, mike cronin-- hiccup, we apologize for that. rosario allegedly took his girlfriend from her office building thursday afternoon. the two were found hours later in massachusetts. rosario was due in court on monday. >> now, to new hampshire's opioid crisis. two people pled guilty to a meth manufacturing conspiracy, according to the attorney general's office during a trip from vermont to new hampshire, were later arrested by police. the man who prosecutors say gave a fatal dose of fentanyl to a rochester teenager has begun a 20-year sentence to prison. he pleaded guilty to and admitted that he bout that. incriminating text messages before calling 911. prosecutors say the sentence was significant, but fair. >> we have to provide treatment. we have to provide counseling, but one of the things that we have to do is provide certain punishment for people who are going to distribute this and this case is an example of that. >> two other people, including tarmey's mother pleaded guilty in connection with this case and they'll be sentenced in december and january. new this morning, a niner- an accident getting off the school bus. this happened in plainfield, massachusetts. the girl was getting off the bus when the doors closed on her and she was dragged a short distance before being hit by the bus. the driver is interviewed, no word yet as to any charges. happening now, open tolling officially underway along the massachusetts turnpike. drivers will now be charged electronically through the easy pass system. if you don't have a trans responder in your vehicle, a picture will be taken of your bill in the mail. worry not. crews will now focus on removing the 26 toll booths along the turnpike. starting today, drivers willen directed around the toll plaza and once they're removed, it will move through the middle. and it should take a month. we're days away from the election on friday, and donald trump is trying to win the state that gave him his first victory. josh mcelveen with the latest. and they are reopening the case into her criminal and illegal conduct that threatened the security of the united states of ame america. >> it was news that sent a packed ballroom of trump supporters into a frenzy and forced the brash republican candidate to admit in terms of his remarks, there was no where to go, but down. >> the rest of my speech is . >> he did manage to touch on the impending insurance rate hikes under obamacare and his core issue of immigration, but kept coming back to the renewed vegs of his opponent and the federal system of justice. >> it might not be as rigged as i thought, right? right? >> despite the news out of washington and his late arrival to new hampshire, trump still took part in a round table focusing on addiction. promising as president he would stop the flow of drugs into the country and saying at one point, he was with nem in the fight 1,000%. congressman frank mcgo intera joined him at the table and understands the problems in new hampshire. >> and he said if he's president he'll help every single person affected by it and i appreciate that given the time and effort i've put into this and how many amy: congressman guinta called the clinton e-mails something that the american people need to know about. and hillary clinton responded. >> and protesters on what they say is tribal land. say is tribal land. a amen american when all three of they come up with some crazy ideas. sometimes, i just have to say, "no way." so i appreciate it when annie kuster says "no" to cutting social security. she stood up to both parties to protect our benefits. annie's working to make sure we have a secure retirement. so i can worry about these guys instead. thanks, annie. >> good morning, and welcome back. look at that. how about that for a sunrise over goffstown. 40 degrees this morning and we're seeing that sun beginning to rise and we will see it bring some showers and clouds today, along with our day. we'll see maybe some peeks of sunshine. we've got your details on at least some milder temperatures ahead coming up. >> the supreme court says it will take up the case of a virginia school board that wants to prevent a transgender teenager from using a lower court ruled in favor of the student, but the justices in august abput that on hold. this would mark the first time the supreme court had taken up the controversial issue. a new day of protests continued against the dakota access pipeline. around 50 people gathered to look at what protesters say was tribal land. sioux leaders asked them to remain peaceful and to make sure their first amendment rights are protected. the f.a.a. is investigating after a plane about yours into flames. the jet airliner was head today miami and they thought that it blew a tire. a mechanical issue caused the fire. and 170 passengers and crew were quickly evacuated. at least 20 p for minor injuries. chaos inside that plane. >> yeah, that does not look-- >> and people taking the time to record it white evaluating. >> the beauty of cell phones. amy: everybody is a reporter, yeah. josh: we have a pretty ok weekend in store, but there are shower chances we have to navigate around and we've got milder temperatures to talk about as well. amy: josh will be right back with his forecast, and then-- hazel nelson. >> now, meteorologist josh judge with your storm watch 9 forecast. >> it's a well, seasonably chilly start out there, but it could be colder this time of yooer and it was a couple of days ago. 30's and 40's at the moment. yesterday have calmed down a little bit. getting reports right now of some rainbows out there. rainbows, thanks, bill, on facebook for showing those pictures to me as there's some rain showers around, as the sunrises. so often you think of rainbows in the afternoon, but they can happen in the morning as well. a look at the last seven days here, 60's and 50's about a week ago, but it's really cooled off this past week. but we're goi temperatures head back up to that territory this weekend and especially in this upcoming week. i can't get by without reminding you about this. five years ago today, and rer that? how can you not? we had power outages from that, we had halloween trick-or-treating delayed in so many locations, five years ago today that that moved in in the pavan and into the evening hours. all right, here is a look at what's happening five years later. it's not snow, it's rain. west to east. if you're in the eastern half of the state there will be some showers rolling through this morning. a bit of a break and this second area of rainfall could move through about later this morning. a little bit later, a couple of hours away with a second batch of some scattered showers around and it should be drier for the rest of the day likely, but scattered showers possible really at anytime. a little bit after break into tomorrow. this is our weather for tomorrow, the cold front here drops through the state and brings us tomorrow a shower in the afternoon in southern new hampshire, but the big deal, temperature-wise, is this. this area of warmer air headed in our direction. and we will see those temperatures back in the 50's, you know what? let's just say although half of the state is still in the upper 40's. scattered showers especially in northern new hampshire. tomorrow, clouds and sunshine maybe. see this area of rain right here. some of our computer models bring it into southern new hampshire. this one in particular keeps it farther south and keep in mind there's the chance of an afternoon shower, but then things clear right on out. look at that, a nice day for halloween, and halloween weather looking clear. so clear that it's making my mummy dance. temperatures for trick-or-treating hours are going to be i then slowly drifting down into the 30's during the evening hours. there's your high temperatures and here is a look at the week ahead as the temperatures get into the 50's and 60's. amy: i think we had a brown christmas the year we had the snow-tobar. josh: turned out to be a low snowfall. amy: crazy. it's been a long wait for fans the world series, but not many can say they were alive the last time they had the title. josh: except for hazel nelson, waiting 108 years to see her team clinch the series. >> if the folks in chicago think it's been a long wait to see the cubs finally hoist the commissioner's trophy. they haven't probably talked to 108-year-old hazel nelson. >> do you think you're the biggest cubs fan out >> her love of the cubs was fostered in chicago, her home a short walk away from wrigley field. >> you've been waiting 108 years. do you think they're going to win this time. >> yes. >> i think they've got a good team, strong. if they don't get too upset. cubs. >> her fandom has been picked up, here she is on the pages. wall street journal and everyone trying to hold onto the optimism she has 108 years after the last time the cubs won the world series. she says she's hopeful they're going to do it again this time. >> not the easiest team to root for. >> well, it was for me because i felt like-- >> if those seen, she was in 8th frayed when world war i ended and was a pe teacher during the depression and had her two sons during world war ii. what she hasn't seen is the one thing she's wanted so badly. >> i waited and i waited and i never lost faith. in sunapee, cherise leclerc, wmur news 9. and time to say farewell to your garden. >> why the cloneup is so important for next year's garden. >> in news 9 this morning, another fbi investigation into hillary clinton's e-mails. where the messages were discovered. >> this week's adopt-a-pet is jax. a four-year pit bull mix. and jax loves to play ball and go out on walks and would do best in ae narrator: two kinds of business experience. chris sununu's family handed him a top-rated ski resort. he ran it into the ground. chris sununu cut jobs, and cut workers' hours so he colin van ostern went to college on student loans, became a stonyfield business manager. then a top executive at college for america. colin van ostern: i'm colin van ostern. real success is helping others get ahead. a bright new hampshire future starts the difference... always putting people first. maggie hassan helped energize our economy by focusing on families, innovation and education. the same approach maggie will take as us senator: to make college more affordable. lower cost prescription drugs for everyday families. and an approach to leadership that puts new hampshire families and small businesses ahead of the corporate special interests. that's maggie hassan. always has been. always will be. i'm maggie hassan >> welcome to today's grow it green. we're at lowell farm in hollis. cooperative extension. it's one of the saddest time of the year for us gardeners, we've got to put them to bed. >> it is, it's one of the important steps in gardening, preparing your beds for next year. >> right now we're looking at this, you're going to want to cut it down to the ground. after the ground freezes, you can mulch over them, but don't >> and for most of the perennials, you want to cut them to the ground. >> with most. >> it seems a shame. >> wait until the last freezing frost for your annuals and pull them out of the ground if they're not diseased or-- diseased or insect infested you can compost them. >> what if i want to get some seeds so i don't want to buy them now and wait until the frost and pull them out of the ground and compost them. >> as long as there's no disease or infestation on them. >> exactly. >> next we have an okra crop that looks like it's seen a touch of frost in its day. >> it has, and frost is around the corner and we've had a few frosts, depending where you are in the state. there's an excellent website called plant maps which tracks of new hampshire so you can go on there and take a look where the frost is going to be. >> and with vegetables now, do i want to cut those back to the ground next to the okra we see some tomatoes. >> with vegetable crops you're going to want to remove them. you want to take off the produce that you can now and then once our frost hits or we have a strong frost you're going to want to remove those plants from your garden. you're going to want to till that soil a bit and if you can, put in a c to give organics for next season. and this is a good time to take a soil test. >> i think about it in the spring. >> if it needs amendments in the molly's not thinking about cancer today, but three years from now, a routine screening will catch it early and make all the difference. so when chris sununu voted to cut funding for planned parenthood, cutting access to cancer screenings and birth control for thousands of women, it's politics for him. for molly, it's the rest of her life. the stakes are too high to make chris sununu governo. this advertisement has been paid for andrew crossley: new hampshire has a senator who works just as hard as we do. gerardine ferlins: kelly ayotte believes in the potential of new hampshire, and wants to unleash that potential. ron goguen: she's out there fighting for good-paying jobs. andrew crossley: kelly introduced bipartisan training initiatives to make sure we have the skills for the 21st century. sue winter: she's fought against workplace discrimination - and for equal pay. claude poisson: she's working for the little guy - i'm the little guy. barb fredette: we need kelly fighting for good new hampshire jobs so our kids can raise their families here. kelly ayotte: i'm kelly ayotte and i approved this message. >> no one covers new hampshire like we do. amy: good morning, it's 7:30, and do we have a treat for you. you are looking from our goffstown camera west, did it vanish? so screen right, right-hand corner, is a rainbow. people have been sending in their pictures of this rainbow, too, quite a treat. 40 degrees at this hour. so there you go. here is a look at our top stories on the half hour. a mother and her seven-year-old son are recovering after being hit by the two were in a crosswalk on central street when it happened. no charges have been filed. hillary clinton calling on the fbi for review of newly discovered e-mails. they were discovered during a federal sexting scandal of anthony weiner. a newton man is accused of destroying a home with an ax. he allegedly used the tool to destroy thousands of dollars of first to josh judge and you mentionled that rainbow because it's happening right now, kind of fun. a lot of people are having a view of it. >> been getting a lot on facebook and twitter, social media showing that off as it's over right now. if you look perhaps to your west, depending where you are, but with the rain moving through and the sunrising, that's the perfect recipe for a rainbow. all right, temperatures in the 30's and right around 40 degrees in manchester right now. light wind out there as well. that's the good news and so we o wind that we have. we have some rain showers rolling through the state and light for the most part. darker greens heavier in some spots as it moves through and then off to our west, there's a few more rain chances as well. so, we will see a couple of those around. those temperatures in the 30's head up into the 40's and 50's for today. so milder than what we've seen in the last few days. and that trend will continue for in a few minutes. >> new details into our news room overnight, a woman and her seven-year-old son are recovering after being hit in hudson. the two were near central treat at adelaide before they were struck. the woman was seriously hurt. and her son suffered life threatening injuries. both are expected to recover. the driver was not hurt. right now no charges have been filed. the case does remain under investigation. also new this mornin police arrest a man for allegedly driving drunk. and they were near theline -- the londonderry. and he was allegedly driving three times over the legal limit. he's due in court next month. >> hillary clinton is calling on the fbi to release all the agency announced its looking into whether newly discovered e-mails contain any classified information. the democratic presidential candidate made her first comments on the issue last night, but as wmur's tom griffith tells us, her opponent wasted no time in responding. >> so the american people deserve to get the full and complete facts immediately. >> a new shock for the hillary clinton campaign. fbi director james comey says the information, found during the sexting investigation of anthony weiner. the former congressman and estranged husband of one of clinton's closest aides. >> i'm confident whatever they are will not change the conclusion reached in july. therefore, it's imperative na the bureau explain this issue without delay. >> the news broke just as republican nominee donald trump >> and they are reopening the case into her criminal and illegal conduct that threatens the security of the united states of america. >> and it comes just days before americans go to the polls. >> it's the last thing that hillary clinton campaign needs. it's the last thing that democrats here in new hampshire who support hillary clinton need. >> in a statement, democratic senate candidate governor maggie hassan defended clinton saying this mr investigated exhaustively and secretary clinton appropriately apologized and said the handling of her e-mails was a mistake. republican incumbent kelly ayotte said in a state, governor hassan needs to account for her inability to call clinton out even on national security failures. amy: fbi director comey says it's unclear whether the e-mails his agency is looking into are take to reach a conclusion. today, chelsea clinton will visit the granite state, she's attending the kennedy-clinton dinner in manchester. and former mayor rudy guiliani will also be in manchester making stops in had the campaign office in manchester. the crew getting ready to get thag following the u.s. senate and congressional races. you can watch here as well as on our website, mobile app and facebook page. a newton man is facing serious charges after he allegedly destroyed a home with an ax. officers responded to the domestic call thursday night. they say that 37-year-old john netto used the ax to destroy thousands of items. they believed that he was inside discovered he snuck out. officers found him not far from his home. >> new hampshire's opioid crisis is overwhelming officials and first responders. manchester fire responded to 658 overdose calls. people in the queen city are dying at a rate of two a week. six months ago, a manchester paramedic had an idea. within two weeks, safe station was up and running. now the program is national attention. >> fire stations a common sight in most new hampshire towns. fire trucks a welcomed sight when things are bad. but inside this manchester firehouse, life saving is happening many times every single day. >> i bring them to you like this and you guys find them on the street with a needle in their arm. >> the fight against the fentanyl epidemic, 11:30 in the morning, this is the second safe alice isn't her real name, but that's her foot shaking. >> she was starting to go through withdrawal. she had a small dose this morning, and not enough and she was starting to go through withdrawal. >> the pastor donovan and his wife drove 60 miles per hour from ossippee. >> it's the only viable place to transport somebody to get in for available. >> we've had people come from maine, mass, vermont, alabama, california because this is the only program like it in the country. >> safe station is the brainchild of chris hickey. it started with an encounter with a stranger who came to the firehouse for help and an e-mail to the chief who sent it on to mayor gatsus. seven months later, safe station beginning of a long journey, that starts with a short walk next door to serenity place, an outpatient program that's been doing recovery work in the queen city for 40 years. >> we just want to meet people where they're at. >> executive director stephanie bergeron cautions against premature celebration over the success. >> the success rate is on the back end. where are they now, that's really happening and we need to look at that. >> new hampshire ranks near the bottom nationallyn to access to treatment. according to the department of health and human services, new hampshire currently has 270 inpatient treatment beds. that's a 25% increase since february 2015. >> residential treatment, that level of care, that high intensity treatment is so necessary and we don't have enough beds, but a bed doesn't equate treatment. >> how are you doing, steven? walking a lot today . >> steven is 56. addicted to alcohol and sleeping on the streets for three weeks. he arrived with a gift for the station, maple syrup. and firefighters see it as a cry for help and respond. >> to make a change, it's hard for me. >> a coalition surrounds him in minutes. he'll get recovery support during the day at >> the response is kind and quick. >> thanks for the maple syrup. see you. >> florida, massachusetts, ohio, fdny in the bronx wants to know how manchester did it and what the cost is and how it works. >> we're saving lives, doing this program, i can guarantee that. >> the crisis in new hampshire is still very much a crisis and discriminating and complicating how patients receive care. >> anyone should be able to go to their primary care physician or to an emergency room i'm having a problem with addiction and it shouldn't be a struggle. it should be incorporated into your whole health. >> they will save every life. >> you can come here forever. >> opening up people's eyes as far as what communities are capable sit at the same table. amy: next week will mark six months for safe station. so far more than 650 people have come for help. just 20% have returned. and they've made their way too-- reduce the stigma that children face when their parents are incarcerated. counting the days conference, the center is state-funded and it's a state-funded program that helps children stay connected with parents while they serve their sentence. >> we've actually seen rising levels of incarceration here in new hampshire and across the country and i think children are the part that gets forgotten. amy: organizers say the children often do not have the support they need and the cente s states have a parent who is incarcerated right now. a final push is underway in the manchester police departments beard for bucks, raising money for the child advocacy center of hillsborough county. the fund raising is a little behind expectations. it ends on monday and officers are offering an added incentive october 31st, a ride with me and a free lunch. a lunch and a ride along. amy: advocacy helps children, and head over to wmur.com for a link how to donate. happening today, a business in bed ford is collecting donations for troops overseas, they're holding a care package drive. donations will be mailed off season. >> they sacrifice for our freedoms and we're here safe and sound and we should give. we should always be mindful of the folks out there. >> we cannot do our job, not only without the help of businesses, but without the help of individuals. >> to get packages from people you don't know is very special, so we really appreciate the work that our company is doing and organizations like that that help to support the troops overseas. >> the care package drive is footballs, frisbees and holiday cards are among the items needed. get ready to run while getting into the holiday spirit, what's happening, new hampshire. game three of the world series was a close one. jamie staten will show how it turned out in sports. josh: and rain showers, how long >> now, meteorologist josh judge with your storm watch 9 forecast. josh: all right, we're starting off with the temperatures in the 40's and 30's. a couple of 40 degree readings as well. numerous people have contacted us there. you may see one, you may not. it's certainly worth a look. temperatures are rising into the 50's. average high is 56 and southern new hampshire will get into at least the lower 50's and a few spots could get into the mid 50's as well. close to average for today. sunrise and sunset times. notice how late that sunrise is getting, but it's next weekend that will turn the clock back and revert back to an earlier sunrise and of course, an too much. but yesterday anywhere from a third of an inch in northern new hampshire to an inch and a half in some parts of central and southern new hampshire. and here is how the stats are looking for concord this morning. for the month of october. we're doing really well, over six inches of rain. that's two and a half inches above average since september 1st, we're two inches above average, but for the year, we are six inches below average or no. we're making baby steps towards getting closer and closer. all right, do it again here. show you another picture from five years ago today. snow-tobar. it's hard to believe that some areas saw as much as a foot of snow as we were approaching halloween, but that's exactly what happened five years ago today. and this morning, we're waking up to rain. rainfall out there, light sprinkles and showers moving from west to east. and they'll pull across and and a couple more showers around later this morning and through the mid day hours as this area of rainfall approaches and moves through. around lunchtime, depending where you are, there could be a second dose. and things dry out more in the evening, you could see some showers tonight. the rest of us drier and through tomorrow as well. before tomorrow, another system rides just to our south and may bring a late day shower through southern new hampshire. but here is the big story, the temperes air mass transitions into new england and the northeast and brings those temperatures back up for the week ahead. so, some showers passing through at times today, off and on showers right through the mid day hours and then later this afternoon, we may dry out a little bit. a break or two of sunshine, but for the most part, sun and clouds, and a late day shower possible as this area of rain may ride to our south as we see late tomorrow. highs today are going to be in the 40's to the north and west and you should be able to hit 50 or higher, lower to mid 50's there. more sunshine tomorrow as well. right now, halloween looks pretty good. sunshine, temperatures in the 40's and 50's and pretty good for trick-or-treating at night. >> favorite candy? >> oh, boy. i do like the candy corn. i know it's controversial. amy: i like candy co didn't know that about you. josh: that's cool. amy: if you're looking for halloween fun, plenty to do across the granite state. wmur's jean mackin tells us, what's happening, new hampshire. >> some brave souls will be running into the water in laconia today. prizes will be aboarded to plungers wearing the best concord as families in transition hold the wicked fit run. they're chasing away homelessness in the granite state. it starts at 9:30 and stick around for plenty of spooktacular halloween activities. you can head to moultonboro, and they'll host the third lasagna dinner dance. the tickets of $25. the dover z for its 11th year today. they can meet at the dover greater chamber of customers at 2 p.m. once the walk ends, you can partake in the jello eating and costume contests and that's what's happening new hampshire. i'm jean mackin, wmur news 9. >> now, jamie staten and news 9 sports. >> hey, good morning, everybody. how about those cleveland indians, they won game three of the world series 1-0 last night at the cubs. dartmouth graduate got some starts for the cubs and great defense by the short stop, he went four and a third scoreless innings. no runs until the 7th inning and finally, we're going to see how the one and only run of the game was scored. cocoa crisp, the former government red sox with a pinch hit. and rj davis thrown out on the indians were able to play great defense. napoli with a dying play and lead the series 2-1 and game four coming up tonight. and cincinnati cyclones, goals wii two former unh players, justin and unh hockey had the best game of the year by far and went on the road, u mass. goal. providence college, the fans festive for halloween. bc has the lead for good. wide open. where was the defense on that one? and bc takes it 3-1. auburn stayed in the game for the eagles. all four new hampshire college football teams are in action. unh is at home. and plymouth state on the road and harvard at dartmouth. here are the wildcats on a must-win situation against >> the best defense in the league over the last three or four years, they've done a great job there. they're all over the place with great players, different schemes and their kids are coached well and they're smart. >> from an offensive standpoint, the defense is good, bring a lot of different blitzes we have to be keyed into. >> that's a big game at unh. that's a look at sports, hope you have a great day, everyone. >> thanks, jamie, you, too. >> still ahead, ice cream little bit of a sweet tooth. oh, why an ice cream truck driver says he's one of his best customers. now to our u local hot shot. this just into our news room moments ago, so many beautiful photos that you all are sharing with us. the rainbow we saw 7:20 this morning. look at that, it looks like a double rainbow from that angel. karen and dan, their view from their home in hooksett. great shot. >> an ice cream truck driver in alabama has a special customer along his route. >> an english bull dog named rambo is always ready and waiting for the ice cream truck to stop by list house and getting attention, too. >> the reporter cat reed has the dog >> every ice cream man has that one customer. >> he loves ice cream, you know what i'm saying? >> who just can't get enough. even though this ice cream addict can hardly reach the counter, he's dogged in his pursuit of a popsicle. >> this dog always kept asking for me. [laughter] >> and rambo, a two and a half-year-old english bull dog leaves his owner to pick up the tab. >> he's like give me the ice cream. my dad will pay you. rambo saw the truck. >> rambo was excited out of nowhere, let's get a popsicle. next thing you know, he's jumping in the truck. >> now every time rambo hears the ice cream truck, he's like a dog with a bone only this time he's looking for a cone. >> and when they hear the music they're scared, but he is not scared. he's unique. >> they say every dog has its day. for rambo, that's any day [laughter] >> love it! . josh: that's fun. all right, we have a warmer scenario on the way for you, but look at the rainfall from yesterday. we had some nice rainfall totals that we're able to report to you and it certainly helps the drought. at least a little. not a lot, but a little anyway, we'll take it. right? here is a look at the seven-day forecast, the temperatures are warmer the next several days, don't have any days like this past week in the 40's. ahead. amy: a little all over the place, still. the news continues, today's top stories next. new developments in an officer-involved shooting case. what investigators found late last night and who they're looking for. world series dreams. why one new hampshire woman says she's been waiting her entire ben hassan is my older brother. he is so funny, and so smart, and my best friend. all families have challenges, the importance of finding solutions to those challenges. and working really hard with your community to get things done. and she made it possible for ben and for me to have a family just like any other family. that's part of the reason that she got involved in public service, because that's what's in her heart... and mom's still that way today. i'm maggie hassan >> now on news 9 this morning, the search is on for the suspect in an officer-involved shooting. the piece of evidence recovered late last night. hillary clinton is speaking out after another round of investigations involving her e-mails. where the messages were found and what she's calling on the fbi to do next. >> after a chilly week, temperatures are starting to headac weekend. >> i waited and i waited and i never lost faith. >> it's been 108 years since the cubs won the world series and a granite state woman has been waiting all this time to see it happen again. why she says the curse will finally be broken this year. >> no one covers new hampshire like we do, now, wmur news 9 amy: good morning, new hampshire. 8:00 on this saturday, october 29th. i'm amy coveno. we'll get to the top stories in a minute. first, josh judge joins us in the weather center with a look at the weekend forecast. no halloween mask for you over there? >> not yet. we do have rain though and we've got a little bit of snow mixing in. some mixed preparation to the mountains in the north as well. right here, watch those blues popping up here so that's certainly something that's-- you've seen a lite rest of the state just seeing rainfall around, but there's that, a closer look at that snow and mostly just some of the higher terrain up there. there's a couple more showers up to our west as well. we're not quite done once this batch rolls through. the first half on and off showers, this afternoon, maybe drier, lots of clouds though. interprets in the 30's to around 40 degrees and milder today than what we've seen the past week temperatures. we'll talk about na in your seven-day forecast just a couple of minutes from now. >> right now, police are trying to find the man at the center of an officer involved shooting in belmont. an officer sped away from a traffic stop. wmur's mike cronin has the latest from belmont. >> the search is on for hayden moon after a traffic stop led to an officer-involved shooting in belmont. after state pol road. an officer realized there was a warrant for his arrest, police aren't saying what he was wanted for. >> he was enveloped there was a warrant, an incident ensued the result the officer discharged his weapon. >> while the police officer tried to take moon into custody. he allegedly sped off and the officer fired multiple shots. it's unclear if moon was hit. he was last seen driving a gray 2007 toyota camry which state the public. i would use the typical precautions we tell individuals. if you see him or know of his whereabouts, do not make contact with him. notify your local police or state police. >> investigators say moon lives locally and has ties to the area. police want to know where he is. >> if someone knows where he is, we would want to bring this to a peaceful resoluti. his minor injuries and is expected to be ok. amy: new details for a man allegedly kidnapping his girlfriend is over this morning. 22-year-old victor rosario turned himself in and was released on bail. he allegedly took his girlfriend from her office building, and they were found later in massachusetts. rosario is due in court on fatal dose of fentanyl to a girl, eve tarmey in a rochester motel last year. he admitted to purchasing the fentanyl in massachusetts before returning to the riviera motel. they found tarmey slumped over in the room, but threw away syringes and deleted incriminating text messages before calling 911. prosecutors say the sentence was and counseling and one of the things we have do do is provide certain punishment for people who distribute this and this is is an example of this. >> two other people, including tarmey's mother, pleaded in the case and will be sentenced in january. a nine-year-old girl is dead after an accident getting off a school bus. this happened in plainfield, massachusetts. the girl was getting off the bus when the doors closed on her, distance before being hit by the bus. no word yet as to charges. >> open tolling is officially underway along the massachusetts turnpike. drivers will now be charged electronically through the es pass system. if you don't have a trans responder of your vehicle, a picture will be taken of your license plate and you'll get a bill in the mail. crews will work on removing 26 toll booths along the turnpike. starting today, directed around the toll plaza, once they're removed, the traffic should flow through the middle. it will take about a month. traffic delays are expected. >> we turn now to commitment 2016 coverage, we are just ten days away from the election. on friday, donald trump was back in new hampshire trying to win the state that gave him his first primary victory. wmur political director josh mcelveen with the latest. illegal conduct, that threatens the security of the united states of america. >> it was news that sent a packed ballroom of trump supporters into a frenzy. and forced the brash republican candidate in terms of his remarks, there was no where to go, but down. >> the rest of my speech is going to be so boring. >> he did manage to touch on the impending insurance rate likes under of immigration. and kept coming back to the renewed investigation of his opponent and even offering an unusually optimistic view of the federal system of justice. >> it might not be as rigged as i thought. right? right? >> despite the news out of washington and his late arrival to new hampshire, trump took part in a round table focused on new hampshire's crisis of addiction, promising members of the community that as president he will stop the flow of drugs in the country and saying he's congressman frank guinta joins him at the front of table and understands how serious it is. >> he's committed to making sure he's the next president he'll have every single person and family affected by it and i, for one, appreciate that, given how much time and effort i've put in this and how people in new hampshire are focused on trying to solve this crisis. amy: congressman guinta weighed in on the clinton e-mail investigation calling it a serious issue american people deserve to know the truth about. coming up in the next hour, hillary clinton's response to the investigation. the u.s. attorney general's office is setting up a hotline for voter fraud. 230-2503, the department of justice hopes this will help protect voters. you can also fill out a complaint form on the department of justice website. we've posted a link at wmur.com. >> coming up on news 9 this facing off in north dakota. tensions building against an oil pipeline project on what they say is tribal lands. moments before takeoff, an american airlines flight bursts american airlines flight bursts into flames on the molly's not thinking about cancer today, a routine screening will catch it early and make all the difference. so when chris sununu voted to cut funding for planned parenthood, cutting access to cancer screenings and birth control for thousands of women, it's politics for him. for molly, it's the rest of her life. the stakes are too high to make chris sununu governo. this advertisement has been paid for by put new hampshire first joanne: she's not fooling me. games with medicare. vo: kelly ayotte voted to cut medicare and cost seniors up to $1,700 more for prescriptions... while protecting tax breaks for the wall street banks and big oil companies that fund her campaign. fred: kelly ayotte sold us out. britt: with kelly ayotte, it's all politics. joanne: she's not looking out for new hampshire anymore. vo: senate majority pac is responsible >> good morning and welcome back. here is a live look at the hospital camera and it's 38 degrees and clouds and showers around this morning. mostly light rain in parts of northern new hampshire, a little bit of snow as well. and we'll talk about how much longer the rain lasts as we look at the weekend forecast in a few minutes. >> a new day of protests continued in north dakota pipeline. around 50 people gathered yesterday to protest the crude oil pipeline on what investigators say is tribal land. and they arrested 140 people thursday when protests turned violent. sioux leaders asked for the protests to be peaceful and to make sure that the first amendment rights are protected. the f.a.a. is investigating after a plane burst io yesterday at o'hare airport. they thought they blew a tire and an official said they thought a mechanical issue caused the fire. people were evacuated and 20 people treated for minor injuries. a few hours later, on a runway in fort lauderdale, f.a.a. says the landing gear collapsed as it touched the ground. one was injured. josh: that's good no one was injured. i hope the packages weren't burned up. amy: i was thinking about the packages and important documents on that plane. josh: exactly. and you know what? we've got temperatures that are going to be heading back up a little bit after some chilly-- it's been chilly this week for sure. it gets milder for the week to come. amy: josh will be right back with his forecast and then-- >> well, coming up on news 9, woo he had a pleasure to speak to hazel nelson, she's a 108 years to see them win the this is where the oil billionaire koch brothers hosted a fundraiser for kelly ayotte... this is where ayotte voted with the koch brothers 90% of the time. ayotte's campaigns collected millions from corporate interests. and voted for them, not you. she voted wall street banks billions in write offs for executive bonuses. voted big oil billions in tax breaks. but kelly ayotte voted against letting families refinance student loans. and against lowering the cost for new hampshire. dscc is responsible for the content >> now, meteorologist josh judge with your storm watch 9 forecast. >> starting off with clouds and rain showers that have been moving through the state, but because of the rising sun, that has spawned many rainbows and here is a nice one that's over fo there. thanks to dan for sending that in. a look at temperatures around the region and 30's to low 40's around the granite state. milder than average, but you expect it to be chilly out there. the rain amounts, these amounts vary wildly and even if it says this amount in your town, the other side of town, it could be different there, but you get the idea here, anywhere from a half to an inch and a half of rain, in most parts. a little less in thorn new today. i show you pictures because it's fun to look back. another picture from snow-tober. the snow broke out and snowed a lot in the afternoon and evening and woke up the following morning with the power out and covered pumpkins and other halloween decorations and the big thing was, there were so many leaves on the trees and it was beautiful with the foliage and the snow. five years it's been now. the rain, it's not snow, it's rainy altho mixing in in the mountain tops. we'll see wet conditions and a little bit of a break and more showers that move through and by early afternoon, it probably winds down to some degree and we see a little bit drier of an afternoon. and the temperatures, despite that, will warm up a little bit because that's a warm front causing those showers. off to the west, drier. the second half of the weekend, probably better than the first half and milder air continues to the temperatures in the 50's today in southern new hampshire and many of us get into the 50's and 60's for this upcoming week. and here is a look at futurecast showing those showers passing through, off and on more through the middle of the day and then through the afternoon, after 3:00 or so, you can see slightly drier air if you're headed out for the afternoon and evening activities or plans you should be ok. and then for tonight, maybe a shower or two, especially in northern new hampshire. tomorrow, a little more sunshine. a mixture of sun then in the afternoon, the biggest question mark is this area of rain right here to our west. some computer models ride it up into southern new hampshire late in the day for a shower or two and some like this, futurecast, keep it farther to the south. and keep in mind late tomorrow afternoon, there's a chance of a passing hour. and look at the halloween monday forecast though, it's clear, and looking pretty good. high temperatures for today, will be in the upper 40's and in southern new hampshire, low to mid 50's. so a little bit milder out there. the low temperatures tonight don't fall a whole lot because of the clouds that will be parnd and then tomorrow, a degree or two warmer, a possibility. but a little bit more sunshine as well. but as we go through this upcoming week. it clears out on halloween and stays that way for tuesday, wednesday, sun and clouds, and temperatures into the 60's, after this weekend. the next chance of rain is not until thursday. >> finally making right? >> a little bit of the times, certainly has a long way to go, it does help. no doubt about it. >> ok, a long wait for fans at the chicago cubs to see them win the world series. we know a thing or two about waiting. but not many fans can say they were alive the last time the cubs took home the title. >> except for hazel nelson, don't forget about her, she lives in sunapee. and cherise leclerc tells us she's been waiting 108 years to it's been a long wait to see the cubs finally hoist the commissioner's trophy. they probably haven't talked to 108-year-old hazel nelson. >> do you think you're the biggest cubs fan out there? >> i think so. >> hazel's love of the cubs was fostered in chicago. the short walk away from wrigley field. just a baby the last time the home took home the title. >> you've waited 108 years to wi >> yes. >> do you think they'll win this time? >> i think they have a good chance, strong. here they are, if they don't get too upset. >> she's been faithfully watching the cubs rise to the top this season. her love of the sport has not gone unnoticed. >> hazel's extreme fandom is picked up by newspapers and media outlets. here she is on the pages of the wall street journal. everyone trying to hold onto the optimism. she has 108 years after the last going to do it again this time. >> not the easiest team to root for? >> it was for me because i felt like i knew them. >> in 108 years hazel has seen a lot. >> i have. i've had a good life. >> she was in 8th grade when world war i happened and was a pe teacher during the depression and had her two sons and she hasn't seen one thing that she wanted so badly. >> i waited and waited and never lost faith. >> in sunapee, cherise leclerc, wmur news 9. amy: we're make a delicious fall treat. how you can make cupcakes for your party. in news 9 this morning. >> another fbi investigation almost halloween so we brought in a witch in the cook's corner. >> a kitchen witch. >> a kitchen witch, i want to clarify. dawn from cucina aurora is here. i'm going as a news man for halloween. >> it's very original, very original. i couldn't tell. for me for halloween we're making these amazing pumpkin because we didn't have time to do it all. you and i are going to concentrate on the frosting. focus. >> it's chocolate cinnamon cream cheese frosting. >> ok. >> all right. do you think you can handle this. >> yes. >> i'm going to start to beat this into submission, this is cream cheese and butter. >> looks like my spirit, but go ahead. >> no, you can do this, i promise. we're going to turn on our mixer and go ahead, a >> are you sure? >> i'm positive. >> i'm going to back up. >> look, see, beautiful. what a good job. >> ok. what a good job, now, add the cocoa. >> the cocoa. this is one of your mixes over here. >> it is, yes. look at the mess we're making, isn't it wonderful? >> the mix it in. >> and now add the vanilla. >> there you go. >> whoa. >> now, through the magic of television, we actually have some already made. >> ok. >> i put you through that on purpose. ok. little pastry sleeve. >> nice. >> ok, i did that because i wanted to make you messy. >> and it worked. >> i did, that was the trick. this is the treat. >> this is the chocolate cinnamon dessert mix. >> that goes right in our frosting for these beautiful little cupcakes. >> those look good. >> this is for me and this is for you. >> (laughter) . >> i got the mini small ones. you have a lot of mixes. >> we have infused olive can make a lot of things out of it like the frosting. >> good for the halloween parties going on all weekend long i'm sure. >> super for halloween parties. >> i'm topping it with pumpkin pie spice. >> you made a mess, that's what you made. >> you've got fundraisers coming up. the wine expo. >> wine expo at the crowne plaza. and then we have the fundraiser in concord and those are both on november 3rd. months. cucina aurora has the salem animal rescue league and find about that on our website, and a portion of the proceeds from every sale on our website is going right to the animal shelter. >> nice. >> and our office is going to be a drop spot for donations. >> is there any question what you're going to be for halloween this year? >> i don't need to be i just am. >> you just are. question. somebody sitting there, where can i get the yummy mixes? >> you can get these at cucina aurora.com. if you don't see them at your store, ask them to bring in the products. >> these are yours and this is mine. >> i get one of these, you get this and the crew gets the rest. >> why don't i get out of here. >> do you want one? >> happy halloween. hilde. >> do it. >> mm. when you're raised by a single mom, you learn how important it is to live within your means. i'm colin van ostern, and i took that lesson to my work in business, and it's how i'll stand up for you as governor. by cutting inefficient spending and using innovation we'll make new investments without a sales or income tax. to create clean energy jobs, protect affordable health care, and lower college costs and cut student debt. as governor, i'll stand up for you. i've seen what can happen as the result of hate. my son matt was murdered in laramie, wyoming, in 1998. he was befriended by two men in a bar who pretended to be gay. they offered him a ride home, they drove matt out to the prairie and tied him to a split-rail fence, then beat him some more and left him for dead. in the aftermath of matt's death, my family saw the best of america in the love and support we were shown. so when i see the hate that donald trump has brought to his campaign for president, it terrifies me. i'd like to punch him in the face, i'll tell ya. ahh, i don't know what i said, uhh, i don't remember. he's a mexican. i could stand in the middle of fifth avenue and shoot somebody, and i wouldn't... s have an influence. violence causes pain. hate can rip us apart. i know what can happen as the result of hate, and donald trump should never be our president. priorities usa action >> no one covers new hampshire like we do. now, wmur news 9 this morning. >> good mornin i'm amy coveno. we begin with a live look at hampton beach. some lucky people out there having a quiet stroll on this saturday morning. here is a look at top stories on the half hour. >> a mother and her 7-year-old son are recovering after being hit by a vehicle in hudson. the two were in a crosswalk when it happened last night. no charges have been filed. hillary clinton calling on the fbi to reveal more on the newly and they were discovered during a sexting investigation of anthony weiner. donald trump responding in manchester. >> a newton man is accused of destroying a home with an ax. police say that he allegedly used the tool to destroy thousands of dollars of stuff. first, let's check with josh judge in the weather center for a look at today's forecast. so many pictures of that beautiful rainbow coming into the news room. >> it was nice out there as the rain was moving in and the sun was rising. now, clouds and showers and even, look at this. downpours pulling through. moving through the mount washington valley and that will be pulling away soon and we get a bit of a break and a few more scattered showers moving in with this watch batch of rain and 30's and very low 40's at the moment and headed into the 40's to low to mid 50's. so a little milder today after this week. we're finally headed back to the 50's and when we come back i'll show you when we could get into the 60's as well. >> new details into our news room overnight. a woman and her seven-year-old son were recovering after being hit near hudson in adelaide when they were hit. the woman was hit and her son received injuries. no charges have been filed. this case, however, remains under investigation. hooksett police arrest a man for allegedly driving drunk in hooksett for a crash. police say one of the drivers, michael avery appeared drunk and was arrested. a breath test shows that he was allegedly driving thee times over the legal limit. he's charged with aggravated driving while intoxicated and is due in court next month. hillary clinton is calling on the fbi to release all the information it has after the agency announced it's looking at weather newly discovered e-mails contain any classified information. the democratic presidential candidate made her first comments on the issue last night. as wmur's tom griffith told us, her opponent wasted no time responding. >> so the american people deserve to get the full and complete facts immediately. >> a new shock for the hillary clinton campaign. i his agency is reviewing more e-mails that may contain classified information. they were found during the sexting investigation of anthony weiner. the former congressman and estranged husband of one of clinton's closest aides. >> i'm confident whatever they are, will not change the conclusion reached in july. therefore it's imperative that is. >> and donald trump in manchester. >> they are reopening the case into her criminal and illegal conduct that threatens the security of the united states of america. >> it comes days before americans go to the polls. >> it's the last thing that the hillary clinton campaign needs. it's the last thing that democrats here in new hampshire that democrats who support her need. >> governor hassan defending clinton saying this matter has been investigated exhaustively and secretary clinton has appropriately apologized and said that the handling of her e-mails was a mistake. but the republican incumbent kelly ayotte said that she needs to answer for her inability to call her out on her egregious national security failures. agency is looking into are significant nor not. he says he cannot predict how long it will take to reach any conclusion. today, chelsea clinton will visit the granite state and she's attending the kennedy-clinton gala. and rudy guiliani will also be in new hampshire today stomping for donald trump. he'll make stops in trump campaign offices in laconia, salem and manchester. >> candidate shaun o'connor joined us in studio another installment of our facebook live with the candidate series. and josh mcelveen has a wrap-up on what voters are thinking about. >> the first election for shaun o'connor asks who are you politically. >> the person thing for people to know, i'm an independent. lt. governor and in congress-- i'm trying to bring the best ideas for both parties together to address the issues affecting granite staters. >> what about gun laws? >> so i have a lot of friends who are sportsmen and hunters and the second amendment mass a private right to bear arms. the only thing i want to be sure of, we do not let guns get into the hands and violent criminals and those convicted of domestic violence. >> what are you going to do about the va wait time. >> i believe our brave men and women who served this country are able to go into any doctor's office or medical care and reimbursed by the federal government. that's what i would say in terms of va access. >> russell wants to know, who you would you handle the national debt. ab and what do we need to do to get rid of the fat. and a full audit. that's how we could do it in business and i think the federal government, government is not a business, but there are lessons we can take from business and apply to government that i think will be successful. >> a few of the things on the mind of voters before they head to the polls in 12 days and counting. josh mcelveen, wmur, news 9. amy: our crew was working to get the set built at debates, they kickoff on tuesday. candidates for governor, senate and congressional races. you can watch it here as well as on our website, mobile app and facebook page. a newton man faces serious charges after he allegedly destroyed a home with an ax. officers responded to the domestic call thursday night. police say 37-year-old john netto used an ax to destroy items. they believe he was inside and they set up a perimeter. they believe he had snuck out and right now more than 13,000 children in new hampshire have a parent who is incarcerated and one one organization help reduce the stigma they face. they hosted the counting the days conference yesterday. the center is a state funded program that helps children stay connected with parents while levels of incarceration here in new hampshire and across the country and i think that children are, the part that gets forgotten. organizers say the children often don't have the support they need and the center said children have parents who are incarcerated right now. the manchester department's advocacy, they're behind their goals and wraps up on monday. officers are offering an extra incentive to give. >> we'll make one last pitch in which the person, the single person that donates the most money from now until midnight, october 31st will get a ride along with me, as well as a free lunch. i'll take them out to lunch for and for a ride along. >> it helps young victims o if you'd like to help. head to wmur.com for a link how to donate. >> happening today, a business in bedford is selects for overseas. they're holding a care package drive. donations will be mailed off to troops worldwide for the holiday season. >> they sacrifice for our freedoms and they're here safe >> we cannot do our job without the help of businesses or individuals. >> to get packages from people i don't know is special, we appreciate the work that our company is doing and organizations like this that helps put the troops overseas. the care package drive is from 10:00 until 2:00 today. food, footballs, frisbees and holiday cards are among the items needed. coming up, the final night of the regular season in high school football was also our frightening holiday edition of jamie staten has a recap in sports. josh: we've been having rain out there. off and on showers have been out for an hour or two now and a few more possible. we talk about your weekend forecast and the rising temperatures in your forecast this is where the oil billionaire koch brothers hosted a fundraiser for kelly ayotte... this is where ayotte voted with the koch brothers 90% of the time. ayotte's campaigns collected millions from corporate interests. and voted for them, not you. billions in tax breaks. but kelly ayotte voted against letting families refinance student loans. and against lowering the cost of prescription drugs. kelly ayotte's not working for new hampshire. dscc is responsible joanne: she's not fooling me. britt: kelly ayotte sides with the special interests. vivian: now, she's even playing politic games with medicare. vo: kelly ayotte voted to cut medicare and cost seniors up to $1,700 more for prescriptions... while protecting tax breaks for the wall street banks and fred: kelly ayotte sold us out. britt: with kelly ayotte, it's all politics. joanne: she's not looking out for new hampshire anymore. vo: senate majority pac is responsible >> now, meteorologist josh judge with your storm watch 9 forecast. josh: all right, another weekend is here and after the rain yesterday, much-needed rain fell off and on through much of the day yesterday and that was good because it allowed time to sink into the ground and become part of our ground water eventually. we now see some showers around, too, there's a break overnight and they're back. temperatures in the 30's and lower 40's. the average high is 56or get close and your sunrise and sunset, well, it's about to change. notice how late the sunrise is. at 7:18 lately, that's today, but the clocks we've set them back next weekend. keep that in mind. you'll get plenty of reminders this week ahead. this next weekend is when we set the clocks back. another talk about snow-tober. i think it's important to mention it was five years ago that this was happening. the snow moved in in the evening and into the next morning, it slowed in some places it snowed a real lot, up to a foot or more in some spots and power outages for days afterwards, covering up all the pumpkins and halloween decorations. i'm sure you remember that. if you were affected by it. this morning, it's just rain that we're dealing with. some heavier downpours, pulling away from northern new hampshire and lighter sprinkles and showers elsewhere. could be a bit of a break and a few more showers could roll through the to early afternoon, they're out of here. as much of the afternoon looks fairly dry, cloudy with a break of sunshine. off to the west, things calm down. here is a big bubble of warm air and it's headed in our direction and that means a warmer week ahead. much warmer than this past week was. that figures, right? we get into november, rather, and all of a sudden, the temperatures are going to warm back up again. and show you the continued chance for off and on showers through the mid day hours. by the time we get to afternoon, we see the things quiet down a little bit. there could be a shower or two this afternoon of course, but it should be on the drier side, i think, and maybe some glimmers of sun before sunset and calming down and tomorrow, a combination of sun and clouds. in the afternoon, as this disturbance passes to our south. can't rule out a shower or then there's a look at monday. monday clear skies for trick-or-treating, it looks good out there. the temperatures on monday start off in the 40's. 5:00 or so, and then you get into the 6:00, 7:00, 8:00, time frame. they're falling down through the 40's and into the 30's. so, everybody is excited about that as you can tell. all right, the temperatures today are going to be in the 40's and 50's and more of the same for tomorrow. an by the time we get into wednesday and thursday, we're into the 60's in some parts of the state. now for sports. >> jamie staten and news 9 sports. jamie: i hope you're not watching alone, it was our frightening edition of friday night football last night. and let's get rolling in the gate city with nashua north with the title. fagan kicked off a 73 yard touchdown run. look easy, 7-0, and he wasn't done either. and the quarterback will throw to fagan. a 25 yard score and that made it 14-0, but at one point, north scored touchdowns on nine straight possessions and they'll force a fumble on the-- or north kept up the 92 yard drive, rather. north rolls to a 67-36 win to win the conference and they'll and merrimack's justin tied the touchdown passes record with two last night and can set the record in the playoffs next week. they'll host goffstown again next week in the playoffs. bedford and salem will play in the playoffs. leahy, as bed ford beat salem. a victory for the owl by two points and that was a tight one. memorial and the kickoff return for a touchdown. exeter wins, and 8-1 is, ran for two scores and threw a touchdown pass to zack knight. a big game, three touchdowns and the clippers over spaulding. keene and winnicunnet, it's all about the defense, five interceptions including one by the tackle. who returned to 20 yards for a touchdown. this is john stark and hanover, hanover trying to cap off an undefeated season and they were at home and john stark had other ideas. fielding a kick here, found some room through the magic of television and he's faster than usain bolt there. hanover struggled on offense, and connor stafford, a nice ball for the first town and that drive would stall and this goes to john stark, and he'll be the number two seed in the playoffs coming up. all right, this is plymouth and bobcat and plymouth and white, third quarter, ne get the first points. night. moore takes off on a touchdown run and plymouth had a 7-0 lead at that point. thises was certainly a hard-hitting game. coming up, it. j anderson gets drilled by drew of the bobcats, a nice hit. it's hard to tell who would go to the playoffs. and eagle win 42-0 and 200 yard rushing, two touchdowns, bellham gets a win, 25-0 on senior night, four different players scored touchdowns. >> all right, let's check out st. thomas and trinity, and in the first half. tim bouchard will keep it around the left side and makes a miss and he's gone. a 44 yard touchdown run for the saints and made it and foster stacy will overthrow his receiver there and the saints go on the road. they're playoff bound, they win 35-7. they'll defend their championship as the post season begins. souhegan takes it 7-2 and wait to see if they make the playoffs. all right, we go to division three. strike up the band. looking for an undefeated year. a touchdown run, 7-0. monadnock. the huskies add to the lead. a touchdown run. huskies win it, 8-0. number one seed in the playoffs. congratulations to them. >> all right, senior night for kearsarge. they needed a win to get into the playoffs and leaned on their big top runningback, an 89 yard touchd in the game. and for the season, he wins the new hampshire regular season rushing title. 2,116 rushing yards. 31 touchdowns for him. a nice play for interlakes there, as robinson found sheehan. but kearsarge wins a huge one for them. 37-14 and they may have played their way into the playoffs. all right, let's check out fall mountain now, and third quarter, with a 16-yard touchdown run, run down to the one yard line and they would score to make it 19-6. collecting food for new hampshire tackles hunger big there for the local food pantry and the wildcats strike, mascoma wins 19-12. that's your friday night football for week number 9. you can watch last night's show online at wmur.com and follow us on twitter as well. so that's it edition and hope you have a great weekend. >> you, too, jamie staten. ahead on news 9 this morning, ice cream obsession. an alabama dog has just a wee bit of a sweet tooth. why an ice cream truck driver says he's one of his best customers. now to our u local hot shot. so many of you have shared your pictures of this morning's beautiful double rainbow. we just had to squeeze in one more. this shot taken over the screen how generous you are with your pictures. you can submit pictures and video and join the thousands of u local our children, they look up to us. what we value, how we treat others. and now they're looking to see what kind of leaders we choose. who we'll entrust our country and their future 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