busy. >> i bet they're pretty happy he's in the race? that's what's making news in >> i was terrified. i have never been more terrified for my life, ever. sean: now on "daybreak," a gunman opened fire inside a killing nine people. he seemed to be targeting one religion. kevin: the trends are our friend as far as hurricane joaquin is concerned. we'll have the latest update and look toward your weekend ahead.

they disappeared on consecutive days nearly two weeks ago. sean: a fight ended with a baby in the hospital. now the father is facing charges. >> no one covers new hampshire like we do. now wmur "news 9 daybreak." erin: good morning on this friday. i'm erin fehlau. sean: good morning. we made it through another week. almost. the question is what will the weekend be like? kevin: more of the same as far as the clouds are concerned. we have a system close enough and far away enough to the south that we're just left with a lot of clouds. a couple of stray showers may try to wander into southern areas of the state this afternoon, tonight, or tomorrow. from there, a little bit of a drier air. it is a nor'easter

through the carolinas. hurricane joaquin farther to the south. highs today minely in the 50's. the breeze will make it feel cooler than that. more on your weekend forecast in a bit. we're joined live by deb davidson. good morning, deb. deb: good morning, kevin. traffic looks good through the state. especially from 93 southbound down to the state line. 293 we're not seeing any delays through the city of manchester. southbound looks good as you begin to make your way over to the everett turnpike. no delays through the bedford tolls and into merrimack in nashua. if you are out on the seacoast, 95 is an easy this report brought to you by autofair. from the traffic network, i'm deb davidson for 95.7 wzid. >> because you are a christian, you are going to see god in just about one second. then he shot and killed them.

inside a college classroom in oregon kills at least nine others. he made people stand and declare their religion. sean: the shooter identified as 26-year-old chris harper mercer later died in a shootout with police. brandi hitt is in roseburg, oregon. classes are cancels and memorials are growing. reporter: terror and chaos at umpqua community college. >> i heard screaming after the first gunshot. then i looked out and saw the people running. reporter: students describe running for cover and hiding as a gunman opened fire. >> they were hiding in a small space. a bunch of us were hiding in a small hallway. reporter: police came. people were rushed to the hospital as the shooting rampage continues. they exchanged gunman with 26-year-old chris harper mercer is one of

the buildings. he is now dead. the students and officers shaken. >> let me be very clear, i will not name the shooter. i will not give him the credit he probably sought. reporter: law enforcement sources tell abc news four firearms, three pistols and an assault type rifle were recovered. he may have left messages behind. >> what was the motive? what led him to the school? who was the target? all of the things they want to pull together. [music] reporter: as the families and friends fathered in the vigil, a frustrated president obama addressed the nation for the 15th time following a mass shooting. president obama: the united states is the one advanced nation on earth in which we do not have sufficient common sense and gun safety laws even in the face of repeated

mass killings. reporter: the president now calling crime scenes like this one routine. agents with the fbi and atf are here. the campus will remain closed until monday. many of the students say they don't know if they will ever be able to return. brandi hitt, abc news, roseburg, oregon. sean: police are asking for your help finding two people from manchester who have not been seen in nearly two weeks. erin: sue hivenson and stephen andrade were roommates and disappeared on consecutive days. ray brewer is live at the manchester police department this morning with a look at timeline in the case. good morning, ray. ray: good morning. police believe that 36-year-old stephen andrade was the last person to see his room rate 57-year-old sue hutchinson. she was seen on sunday and he the following day. the two lived together in manchester.

exactly hutchinson was last seen. they believe andrade spent that sunday night at his brother's house in boston. he was then spotted at the game spot in bedford monday afternoon and hasn't been seen from since. families for both say this is very unusual. >> the family members feel she was someone that was very regimented, had her routines, never works work and visits with her mother and doctor's appointments. when monday the 21st came, it raised a red flag. ray: hutchinson's buick century was found days after she disappeared. they are looking for a 200505 bmw. andrade may be driving it. they don't know if the pair are together. the attorney general's office is also offering assistance. live in manchester, ray brewer, wmur news 9.

erin: thank you, ray. merrimack police arrested the man that assaulted his seven-week-old baby. chase mariscal is charged with endangering a child and simple assault. he got into an argument with mother and grabbed him without supporting the child's head. when the mother broke in, police say mariscal dropped the baby. we spoke with the child's grandmother. she did not want us to show her face. >> the baby wasn't crying. he wasn't moving. he was just laying there. so i was just -- it was scary. it was really scarey. erin: the child was treated at the hospital. initial scan show there's no damage. sean: mascoma savings bank is reaching out and replacing debit cards due to a swimming device.

a guys to the drive-up atm behind the bank. the device was placed early in the morning on saturday, september 12th. it was removed about 8:00 that night by the same man. the derry man charged in connection with the overdose death of a fellow student at u mass amherst in 2013 has pleaded not guilty. 27-year-old jesse carrillo is charged with involuntary manslaughter and distributing attorney. his attorney, who also represented whitey bulger, said his client is struggling with drug addiction. one of the conditions is that he not enter a rehab program. erin: a manchester man is using violence and drugs to force a woman into prostitute. he faces a felony count of trafficking persons. he forced her to prostitute for a year. the victim had a drug problem, and he started by giving her heroin and

later would beat her if she did not quote work. sean: still to come on friday, schools across the state are helping tackle hunger. one school got creative and helped students have a lot of fun. erin: fires can be dangerous. local firefighters have an important message as fire prevention week gets underway. sean: state lawmakers wants to create a new registry listed all

kevin: friday morning. october 2nd. temperatures either side of 50 degrees. linger around. we'll run the risk of a shower today. that should be about it for us today. showers over the weekend. all of the details on the changeable forecast coming up. sean: thanks. next week is fire hampshire. it all kicks off this weekend with a parade.

erin: dozens of trucks will roll down at noon on sunday featuring crews from all over new england. it is at the largest parade of fire fighting and emergency apparatus in new england. the theme is smoke detectors. >> we found in many cases here that smoke detectors simply aren't working. we're trying to get message out. early detection safes lives. that's what we're here for. erin: after the parade, head over for a variety of activities canine. sean: even sparky needs a nap every now and then. thousands of high school students took part in the tack hunger. one school went above and beyond. the national honor society in plymouth organized a drive. they did far more than asking people to drop off money. some students made videos. involved. homecoming week. all of the students are encouraged to bring in

cans for their class. we have a competition between all of the classes where we get points depending on how many cans we bring in. >> i think it is awesome that everyone wants to help those who are less fortunate. everybody does care. >> it is the biggest food drive we have all year long. we would be strapped through the rest of the year. this will help us out through december. sean: the plymouth drive collected 5,200 pounds of food. you can still help by donates at tonight's game between memorial and concord or tomorrow featuring campbell and epping-newmarket. erin: the best downhill skiers in the world could be coming back to new england. they are hoping to bring the ski world cup to killington, vermont. if approved, it would be thanksgiving weekend and

could include mikaela schiffrin. it would be the first world cup in the eastern u.s. since waterville valley posted the races in 1991. it would be awesome to have all of the elite skiers on the slopes in new england. sean: weird again seeing the sow. it will be here soon enough. paris is trying to clean up its streets. it will cost you if you leave your cigarette butts on the street. erin: joaquin continued to gain strength.

the bahamas. sean: welcome back. the city of paris is trying to clean up a big problem there. there's now a fine of about $76 if you leave your cigarette butt on the sidewalk. nearly 30% of french people smoke. city officials say paris is littered with 350 tons of cigarette butts each year. that's an estimate. the city has installed 30,000 new trash cans

erin: the state is teaming up with the premium outlets for a job fair today. if you are looking for a job and you'd like to work, stop by the food court between 10:00 and 2:00. only the employers at the outlet will be offering work. with a state budget in place, the trustees of the new hampshire community college system are freezing tuition for the year keeping in-state prices at $200 per credit. the community college system has not raised tuition since 2012 and actually lowered the cost last year. sean: everybody is talking about this. hurricane joaquin continues to pound the bah bah -- bahamas. they are issuing mandatory evacuation orders. some people are trapped. phone and power service has been knocked out in many areas. more than a foot of rain could fall on the bahamas before the storm finally pulls away. of course the big money

question is after it leaves the bahamas, where is it going? kevin: it looks like most of the maps here have been trending farther out to sea with each run which is good news. it has not been moving much. a front making its way to the east coast has been slowly attempting to slide the thing farther out to sea. continues. that's a promising sign up and down the east coast. even cooler, breezy forecast for us today. temperatures as highs in the 50's. i think that's the trend for the weekend. we will run the risk of a couple of showers for southern areas. the closest pass of joaquin for us would be later monday into tuesday. only real effects for that would be mainly some higher surf after its closest pass monday into tuesday. you'll see the showers not all that far away. wouldn't take much of a nudge northward. the complicating factor is you'll notice this area of rain. it has nothing to do with the hurricane itself. it is an old fashioned nor'easter for areas of

the carolina. they will see six to ten inches of rain. it is an unnamed storm. it is going to have greater effects than anything. temperatures in the mid 30's up north. we're either side of 50. we'll have the breeze out of the northeast. it times it will kick up. you can see the cooler air. that will be around through the weekend. highs today likely tomorrow and continuing on through sunday. we'll be in the 50's. not many areas above 60 degrees. as i mentioned, line of showers not far away. really on the southern new hampshire door step. at any point, even though it is battling, a couple of these could try to wander in. the best chance would be later tonight or tomorrow morning. beyond that, we'll run the risk of a shower. even as you get up into central new hampshire, just too dry for that to reach the ground. then up into northern areas, you'll be and out of filter sunshine. it is good timing for the peak of the foyleage season there.

i think brighter on sunday. because of that, just a couple of degrees warmer. highs in the 50's, but likely in the upper half of the oo -- 50's for sunday afternoon. joaquin not moving much. you'll notice the trend here is for most of the computer maps to keep that farther offshore. as far as the projections, some computer maps send this into the east coast. most of the maps keeping it several hundred miles off shore which is certainly good news for most. as far as today is concerned, temperatures holding in the 50's after starting off in the 40's. it will be a relatively quiet day with a lot of clouds drying to streamline their day north. maybe a shower tomorrow as well. there may be a shower lasting into early sunday. nothing looks like a wash out. plan on them and plan there could be a shower coming through. closest pass will be monday afternoon.

we go back to sunshine and temperatures where they should be. erin: we'll be watching that every step of the way. we check our top stories with ray brewer. ray: manchester police asking for your help in locating two missing people. 36 stephen andrade and 57-year-old sue hutchinson. hutchinson was last seen on september 20th, andrade the next day. sean: a man assaulted a seven-week-old son. he is charged with endangering the welfare of a child and simple assault. a manchester man is accused of using violence and drugs to force a woman into prostitution. steven tucker said he was in jail at time of the crime. sean: the pumpkin people are

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erin: it is starting to feel like fall outside. that means the jackson pumpkin people are back. sean: you got to love these. this is the 28th year. this year conway is joining in the fun as well. from now through the end of the month, check out more than 70 displays. real pumpkins can be replaced with fake ones after the first two weeks. after the 20th, they can rot. ballots are available at each stop to vote for your favorite. erin: i love the muppets.

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>> no one covers new hampshire like we do. sean: good morning, everybody. it is friday, the 2nd of october. a live look. 49 degrees. we could see some rain over the weekend. erin: all right. we're going to track joaquin for you. new details about a deadly shooting on the campus of a community college in oregon. they identified the man that shot and killed nine people before he died in a shootout with police. manchester police are asking for your help locating a man and woman that have been missing for two weeks. and they are proposing the state create a registry for convicted heroin dealer. sean: today is happy birthday to two 1980's music stars with one

sting and tiffany. kevin: wow. same birthday. sean: just off of the top of my head. kevin: one with more talent than the other. sean: we have green stuff. kevin: most of the rain is to the south. quite a few clouds for southern areas. we go back and forth between the filtered sunshine in northern areas. where it is cooler into the 30's. for southern areas, we're still in the upper 40's to lower 50's. highs today into the 50's. it is going to feel like fall. we're trying to weave in sunshine. sean: we have joaquin and the big massive rain in front of that too. kevin: the nor'easter, yeah. sean: let's check out the roads this morning. kevin: we're joined live by deb davidson. good morning, deb. deb: good morning. right now all major roadways in new hampshire are looking good. if you are traveling from concord up to the upper valley, we're not seeing any problems on

89 north from concord up to warner and then from new london. coming in southbound, things are looking good as well as you make your way back into concord. 93 southbound is moving up to speed from concord to the border with massachusetts. 101, 111, and the spaulding turnpike. we're seeing a little bit of an increase in traffic. everything is up to speed and moving well. everything is incident free as you are heading into boston. this report is brought to you by autofair from the wzid traffic network. i'm deb davidson for 95.7 wzid. erin: deb, thank you. the top story of the morning, the investigation continues into a deadly shooting on the campus of an oregon community college. sean: a gunman opened fire yesterday morning, killing at least nine people and wounding seven others. >> people running in every direction. i ran to a hill. everybody was just running everywhere. >> what was going through your mind? >> i hope i make it.

gunman as 26-year-old chris harper-mercer. they say he was killed in a shootout with police. sean: one survivor says the funman demanded the victims state their religion before he started shooting. nikole killion is in the washington bureau to tell us about the president's reaction to the tragedy. reporter: president obama got visually angry during his statement about the oregon shooting, saying our thoughts and prayers are not enough. campus chaos. >> i've never been more terrified for my life. ever. reporter: an oregon community class shattered after a gunman went on a rampage during the first week of school. >> it was just rapid fire. you could hear the people -- you could hear them moving and crying. reporter: the shooter was identified as 26-year-old chris harper-mercer. witnesses claim he demanded to know student's religion before he shot them.

a devastating day. reporter: the victims were remembered late thursday while president obama cry another case of senseless violence. president obama: somehow this has been routine. the reporting is routine, my response here at this podium ends up being routine, the conversation in the aftermath of it. we've become numb to this. reporter: the president implored the public, congress, fun owners, and even the media to act declaring this as something we should politicize. sean: manchester police are asking for your help in locating a pair of missing people. erin: 57-year-old sue hutchinson and 37-year-old stephen andrade haven't been seen or heard from in two weeks. i understand that

agencies are offering assistance. ray: that's right. it will offer the manchester police department any resources it might need to help find these two. >> for the last week and a half, we haven't seen or heard from either person. : 57-year-old sue hutchinson and 37-year-old stephen andrade was roommates. hutchinson disappeared on sunday, september 20th. andrade was last seen the following day. it was hutchinson's family that alerted them to the situation. >> the family members feel she was someone that was regimented and had her routines. she never missed work or visits with her mother or doctor's appointments. when monday the 21st came and they didn't see or hear from her, it raised a red flag. ray: andrade's family says the disappearance is out of character for him. >> we believe he spent the night at his brother's house. at some point, he left

his brother's home. he was at game stop in bedford on the 21st. ray: also worrisome, her 1992 buick century was found a few blocks from her home. a 2005 silver 5-series bmw similar to this one is missing. andrade could be driving the bmw. it is registered in hutchinson's name. it has new hampshire license plate 3806038. andrade and hutchinson have some distinctive marks. andrade has an abz tattoo and a bmg tattoo on his left shoulder. hutchinson has a dragon tattoo on her neck, and guitar on her wrist, and scars on her knees. reporting live, ray brewer.

sean: thanks. a railroad has filed a federal lawsuit. this is the latest move in a battle over increasing the amount of propane moving through that city. b & m which is part of pan am railways claiming it is preparing the railways for loading liquid petroleum. they claim that portsmouth is continually exposed the expansion of c3, a propane distributor. it alleges that the city is jeopardizing the region's low cost pain supply for the winter. the railway has asked a federal judge to block any effort to stop it by transporting propane itself. >> we've made it clear that the city needs to do whatever it can within the bounds of the law to protect its citizens from any kind of hazardous activity. the railroad must think

compass is loading. sean: it is extremely troubling that pan am is refusing to work with state and local officials. erin: police, politicians, and community members came together in hudson to discuss the potential solutions to the heroin crisis. speakers shared stories about addiction, discussed resources for addicts, and outlined warning signs of heroin abuse. hudson ems says it has responded to 46 drug overdoses so far this year. >> what i was saying to my colleagues, if you don't think you have a heroin problem, go ask your first responders what's happening. this is an issue that we hampshire. this is a national epidemic. erin: senator kelly ayotte is sponsoring legislation that's meant to crack down on drug trafficking and prescriptions. sean: one lawmakers is offering a tough approach to those who sell the drug.

they are proposing the state create a public registry for convicted heroin dealers, similar to the sex offender registry. he thinks it will be a useful tool for law enforcement and the public. >> it sets up an offensive list. we'll have drug dealers that are selling heroin. i think they are equality as bad to the public. we're looking at, you know, potentially impacts of their ability to get social services, reporting to the police chiefs in the town they live in. sean: flanagan's bill would be considered during next year's legislative session. erin: some presidential candidates will be hitting the campaign trial in the granite state this weekend. john kasich will told a meeting in goffstown. ted cruz is beginning with stops in nashua, deerfield, and salem. rick sea tour rum and carly fiorina are alive tomorrow. they will attend the practical forum at

southern new hampshire university. sean: that's month we told you about a new hampshire-based company releasing a 2016 callen dear showing handicap pets. one of the dogs have been adopted and coming to new england. turkey tom is expected to be flown to his new home today. congratulations to him and his new family. erin: a new home. a warning for people spending times outdoors. one woman is on a mission to stop people from taking selfies with bears. sean: a big surprise gets an emotional reaction from one man. what brought him to tears simply by opening an oven. kevin: there's a lot of moisture located up and down. details on the weekend forecast coming up. it is 5:40.

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kevin: friday morning. we start out with clouds. for southern areas, the risk of a shower with the thicker cloud cover. we're in the 50's today and likely in the 50's for highs over the weekend as well. we'll talk about the shower chances along with future cast and update coming up. erin: 5:43. the u.s. military says

that 11 people were killed last night when a plane crashed into an air base in eastern afghanistan. sean: six u.s. airman and five passengers died when the plane went down at jalalabad airfield. the passengers were civilian contractors working with nato's support mission. there's no word yet on what caused the plane to crash. erin: police in massachusetts have finally filed charges in connection with a murder that happened 23 years ago. 43 james witkowski is accused of killing leana bruce. she was 21 and just graduated from tufts. a wallet contained a piece of paper that had a fingerprint matching witkowskis. right now he's in prison he's expected to be arraigned on a first-degree murder charge next week. sean: a new study shows the dangerous trend developing on the nation's roadways.

the number of people driving under the influence of drugs is on the rise. the study by the governor's highway safety association found that 40% of drivers killed in crashes in 2013 tested positive for drug. those drugs covered everything from meth to blood pressure medication. the most common was marijuana. erin: a mission to spread an important warning. do not take selfies with bears. dozens of pictures have been showing up on social media, showing people posing with bears. suzy allman is now making stickers to remind people to enjoy the animals from a safe distance. >> people don't realize when you get in close proximity to the bear, you are putting the bear's life in danger not to mention your own.

selfies could lead to more bears being put down if wildlife officials worry they are becoming too comfortable. sean: the yankees are going to the playoffs. the win last night clenched the wild card playoff spot. the yankees won 4-1 the. the sox will finish their season with four games at the indians starting tonight. erin: the boston bruins have one more game tonight. yesterday the team held their media day. >> we're very excited. training camp always seemed to drag out. it is not even a long one. we're all just really excited to get things under way and try to improve last year. every day it seemed like we were getting better and used to each other more on the ice and even off of the ice with the new faces and -- it's been good. erin: the bruins regular season begins next thursday night.

unexpected reaction when she surprised her husband with a big announcement. >> you are pregnant? [crying] sean: there you go. you saw some tears. dana graves let her husband, arkell, know she is expecting a baby by putting buns in the oven with her ultrasound picture. when he realized, arkell broke down in tears. the dumb -- couple has been trying for nearly 17 years. >> i wasn't expecting that. i knew he was be emotional. i was not expecting the reaction that i received. >> i've never been that excited before in my life. and i mean not mainly for myself, for her. sean: there's some more crying. the couple says the baby boy is due in february. congratulations to them. 17 years. i got to tell you, i would probably cry

erin: that is awesome. kevin: unique way to deliver the news. sean: creative. kevin: i think he was slightly surprised. erin: just a little bit. sean: just a little bit. kevin: slightly. under estimated. you'll notice we have quite a few clouds this morning. temperatures in the mid to upper 30's in parts of north country. 40's to lower 50's elsewhere. a fairly quiet start to the day out there for us. there's a dividing line. that's the chance of showers that we have up to -- northern parts of massachusetts early this morning to the clearer skies that we have in the north country early on. there's a certain delineation to what will be going on today. you can see the thicker of the cloud cover will reside in southern areas, closer to the area of rain. it isn't going to make a tremendous amount of northern progress today. maybe just enough to give a couple of showers for southern areas into the afternoon. temperatures early this morning starting off in

degrees many locations. there are some 30's. what should be a fairly cloudy day for southern areas. up north you are in and out of the clouds and some filtered sunshine into the afternoon. making it temperatures in the 50's for the most part through the day today. we're talking anywhere between 55 and 60 for afternoon. coming along with this through the day today will be a breeze. that breeze is going to miles an hour. it is going to be a pretty stubborn climb to get back into the 50's. this plays out over the weekend. we'll have highs mainly in the 50's. you'll see again the thickest of the cloud cover in the southern parts of the state. up north, back and forth between clouds and sunshine. the risk of a shower or two for southern areas of the state. it may be light rain tonight or tomorrow morning. you'll notice just a couple of showers. even as far north as concord or farther north. the band of rain has to end somewhere. it may be in southern new hampshire.

notice the shower activity lingers around across southern parts. around here, we start to see a few more breaks bit time we gradually get toward the afternoon on sunday. there's joaquin to the south early this morning. a lot of moisture up and down the east coast. you'll notice the trend here on the forecast maps is to keep this farther off shore with time. you have to bear in mind even as it happens, that's what the majority of the maps have early this morning. there are still a few that have this wandering toward the east coast. i think most of the maps that are fairly trustworthy have been most consistent keep it relatively off shore. that's how it plays out. closest pass for us would be monday into tuesday. that would mean some rough surf for the seacoast. high temperatures today in the 50's. you'll notice again tonight we head back into the 40's in southern areas of the state. 30's up north. that's how it plays out over the weekend. temperatures in the 50's hard pressed to find in september. three or four days at or below the average.

we're going to have a couple of showers for southern areas. nothing that's going to slow down the outdoor plan. i think beyond that, the most organized chance of rain might be later tonight or very early tomorrow morning. otherwise partial sunshine into early next week. especially after joaquin moves away, the pattern starts to go back to what you would expect for this time of year. erin: all right. thank you. if you are looking for something to do this weekend, you may want to head to manchester. the ringling barnum and bailey is putting on shows. sean: i knew they were here. i saw the train cars. coming up this morning, he's being called the miracle dog. a pet survives with minor injuries after falling 11 stories from an apartment building. now time for the u local hot shots. looks like this guy isn't taking any chances when it comes to the weather. you've got to have the raincoat and an umbrella, without

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>> you are watching wmur "news 9 daybreak" with erin fehlau, sean mcdonald, and meteorologist, kevin skarupa. now news 9 continues. sean: a dog in florida is being called a miracle dog after surviving a fall. the pekingese called bonzo fell 11 stories. despite having arthritis and a bad hip, he only suffered a broken rib in the 120-foot fall. a vet said the height may have helped here. bonzo is disoriented and not bracing for impact. erin: are we sure that bonzo isn't a cat? sean: he has a couple of lives. no doubt about it. inches a couple of contractors are becoming

with the building skills. how great thou art erin: how about is that? contractors. they posted a video and it was a hit. kevin: one video has about seven million views of them singing "how great thou art." they were even contracted by boston strong. the only thing missing is the barbershop. sean: i'm afraid the foreman is going to come in and say, guys, back to work. they do sound great. disturbing allegations out of merrimack. a father is facing chargeses after he assaulted his seven week

looking for a pair of roommates. reporter: president obama has a strong reaction to the oregon school shooting. sean: it appears that new england will be spared by hurricane joaquin. the damage the storm is it causing as it slams the bahamas. erin: if you are looking for add reasonture, be sure to stay tuned to this. which corn mazes the viewers say are the best