>> yeah, it's going to shake things up. and that's what's making news in america this morning. >> stay with us for "good morning america." have a fantastic tuesday, everyone. >> now on daybreak, new hampshire will have a new governor in 2017. how the race is shaping up after governor maggie hassan announced she will run for senate. a former police officer has admitted to using excessive force. the amount of time he is facing behind bars. mike: a lot of sunshine after another cool start. warmer temperatures over the next few days. >> federal aid is headed to south carolina but officials are still trying to get a handle on all the damage caused by historic flooding. >> no one covers new hampshire

like we do. now wmur news 9 daybreak. >> good morning everybody. sean: a chilly start to our day. i noticed on my drive-in, rather foggy in certain spots. mike: the river valley, you have the cooler air over the warmer water and you get that fog. some of the lower valley' s seeing that play out. plymouth completely clear at this morning. we are setting up for a lot of sunshine out there today. a few extra clouds into the afternoon. temperatures not quite as chilly as what we had yesterday. still in the mid-30' s. in the 40' s and a lot of locations. high temperatures today 60. statewide, sunshine out there and light wind out of the north. much more in just a bit. let' s take a look at your morning ride. we are trying we are joined by

deb: we have overnight roadwork wrapping up in the concord area. the left lane is closed. give yourself some extra time. we are also looking at areas apache, dekes fog -- dense fog, and patchy. 293 between exits five and three watch for lane ships. that will continue through the middle of november. the turnpike not seeing a lot of delays down to nashua. am deb davidson. corner office, governor maggie washington. wmur was the first report yesterday that she could likely challenge senator kelly ayotte

hassan pointed to her successes as governor. and ayotte responded by say she looks forward to a spirited year' s race for governor? ray brewer has a look at who is considering a run. ray: good morning. with maggie hassan' s announcement, the race for governor is certainly wide open. aisle are lining up. executive council chris sununu is also in the race. and will likely face stiff competition. frank able blue is exporting -- is exploring a run and jeb bradley is weighing his options. on the democratic side, senator andrew hosmer thinking about a run and colin van nostrand says he will make an announcement about his plans in the coming days. the former state security chief mike conley and stephanie shaheen, the daughter of jeanne

shaheen, have also expressed interest. it promises to be a busy campaign. >> open seats are very popular. you typically have a lot of people in the wings of both parties waiting for a shot and it open seat because you do not have the same kind of disadvantage you might have with an incumbent. ray: bottom line? there will be a new face in the corner office come january 2017. we will take a look at the latest poll to see how the candidates are stacking up. sean: thanks. voters in derry will get to weigh in on the town budget after the state supreme court rejected an appeal filed by the town council. i judge and previously awarded a town to hold a special election. the town council passed a controversial budget early this year that includes several cuts, including to public safety. but residents filed petitions. the election is set for next

tuesday, a week from today. one person was taken to the hospital with several serious injuries after a motorcycle collided with an suv in manchester last night. police say the harley davidson was heading north on elm street when the crash of an at the intersection with clark street. police arrested the driver they say crashed into dunkin' donuts at the intersection of main and granite streets sunday night. jason martinez morales of manchester is charged with criminal threatening, reckless conduct and conduct after an accident after running from the scene. a passenger was treated for nonlife threatening injuries. fire destroyed a seasonal cottage in spofford lake flight. when firefighters arrived just after 7:00, the home was already engulfed. the cuase i -- cuase is -- cause is under investigation. a former secret police officer has played guilty to assaulting

a man in custody in 2009. mark richardson was one of three officers seen in surveillance video that went viral. he was the only one charge when the jury failed to reach a berdych -- a verdict. instead of a real trial -- a re trial richeson has pled guilty. >> we have entered into a bully agreement -- a plea agreement. which is 12 months. 21 days suspended for two years. sean: the victim says he thinks richardson' s reserve more than the 21 days available under the cap. he will be given the opportunity to speak at the sentencing in november. president obama has not declared a major disaster for south carolina as that state deals with historic, deadly flooding. 10 people in palmolive state -- in the palmetto state have died. tens of thousands of people do not have to google water this morning.

this morning. reporter: after a virtual firehose of water was turned on south carolina, the state remains water locks. rain stopped does not mean we are out of the woods. reporter: roads has sadly even after avoiding hurricane joaquin, officials say this discretion is as bad as when hurricane hugo hit in 1989. about 40,000 people left without drinkable water. 550 bridges and roads closed, thousands in shelters or stranded. many like this driver escaping just-in-time. rescue workers pulled basket after basket of evacuees from the rising waters with tales of heroism coming from neighbors helping each other. >> when i saw the water rising, i said i have a truck. let' s, what can i do? she said, i think we need to evacuate.

reporter: this restaurant owner doing what she can to provide comfort. >> sending out a helping hand in every heaping spoonful. the rains are expected to ease up finally today. south carolina will begin the process of restoring power, water, and miles upon miles of infrastructure. sean: well, still to come, on daybreak, making narcan more readily available. a hospital has a new plan to provide the jordan -- the dr ug over the counter. sneezing -- one girl has not stopped sneezing and weeks. in the next half hour for the first time in more than two decades, pamela smart' s mother is talking about her daughter' s life sentence and speaking exclusively to news 9.

sean: it is tuesday morning. temperatures in the lower 40' s.

there this morning along with patchy fog. there is fog to be had and a lot of that burns off quickly by 7:00 or 8:00 a.m., setting up mostly sunny skies. temperature is running five degrees warmer today than we had yesterday to details on that and the rest the work week coming up. sean: with the heroin epidemic continuing to grow, frisbie memorial hospital and rochester is teaming up with local pharmacies to make narcan available over-the-counter. doctors at the hospital assigned to standing order prescription for the nasal spray version of the drug, meaning it can be sold to anyone at risk of overdosing or to a family member or friend who has training and open your overdose prevention. >> we want to make sure that we are out in front of this, we are not playing games. everyone to do everything we can to make sure that the citizens of rochester are medically, emotionally support in this kind of an epidemic. sean: the standing orders are already available at the

rochester walgreens and will be in place at all pharmacies in the area. health experts and narcan could save more lives than any other medication in the u.s. this year. the captain of an american airlines flight from phoenix to boston died in midair yesterday. the plane made an emergency landing in syracuse, new york. the copilot radio asking for medics to board the plane as soon as possible, and reported the pilot was unresponsive and not breathing. his cause of death is not yet clear. has a just say they did not know the pilot had actually died until they got back on the plane to continue on to boston. a 12-year-old girl in texas is facing a serious problem doctors cannot figure out why. [sneeing] sean: listen to that. caitlin started sneezing about a month ago and cannot stop, except for when she is sleeping. she sneezes up to 20 times every minute or 12,000 times a day. she says it' s even making eating difficult. doctors have rolled out

allergies or a virus but they do not how to stop it. >> you know -- sean: right now it is 5:12. notice this morning. cheerios box. plus, schools in texas are pulling a textbook that refers to slavery in america as immigration. i thought southern new hampshire university was only online. but then i visited and saw that there was this amazing campus, with a great campus culture. the community was just amazing, i really feel like this is

my family. i've made so many friends here, friends that i know i'll have for life. i have everything i need to there's always something happening here. this is such a fun place to be. everybody really loves what they're doing here.

sean: schools in texas are pulling a textbook and the publisher is apologized ing because it refers to slaves as workers and interpreted slavery as immigration. the company will provide a free supplemental plan about the language in the books. hundreds of school district in texas are using the world geography book. competition for a job can sometimes be pretty hard but not usually to this extent. a state in northern india posted

368 government jobs mostly for low-level tasks. but 2.3 million people applied. that works out to more than 6000 applications for each job. well, before you pour your bowl of cereal this morning, you might want to listen up. general mills is recalling 1.8 million boxes of cheerios and hunting that cheerios that are labeled as gluten-free. the company says the serial may actually contain wheat. the effective boxes have better if used by dates of july 16, 2016. the code ld. the state attorney general says 21,000 granite stater' s -- may have been affected by a data breach at t-mobile. hackers access personal information like social security numbers, home addresses and birthdays. through a credit check provider. in all, 50 million customers across the country were affected. there is some good news for anyone with unused gift cards from radioshack.

the state has reached an agreement with the company to provide refunds. once radioshack' s liquidation takes effect, customers have 12 months to file a proof of claim form. radioshack will send instructions to people whose e-mail and address it has on file. or you can fill out a claim form by logging onto old radioshack gift card.com. legos are one of the most popular choice in the world. now the company is one of the most valuable, cracking the top 100. it is the 80 thirds most valuable brand - the 83rd most valuable brands globally. the company manufactured 60 billion pieces last year and has 12,000 employees. snow is likely still at least a month away. but now is the time to think about buying or ski lift tickets. ski new hampshire is offering discounted tickets, good for any deal of season and transferable

, including mcintyre and black mountain. pass with the purchase of a season pass. the freedom pass provides a free lift ticket each day at the other participating mountains. we are only thinking about this. has been cold. kevin: we have had snow-tober. sean: you are bringing that backup, wow. you never know. we could be skiing in a few weeks. kevin: we start off with this morning with a look outside. what should be a quiet day for us out there. expecting a lot of sunshine. as a matter of fact in the afternoon, temperatures will be five degrees warmer. 62 will be the range from pittsburgh to nashua. warmer day tomorrow by a couple of degrees. cooler air drains in for thursday. setting up the next shower chance which right now is around friday afternoon. i think we get beyond that and things look really good as far as timing for the actual weekend

we have clear skies and light went with patchy fog out there this morning. hurricane joaquin exiting stage right. moisture along the carolinas which is withering away. our next front located back to the north and west which slides in tomorrow afternoon could be a couple of sprinkles for the north country but that is it until that chance of showers friday. temperature is knock back into the 20' s up north. southern areas upper 30' s, lower 40' s. mid-30' s in the monadnock region. in most locations, we are several degrees above where we were yesterday. it is a chilly start to the day. surge of warmth in the ohio valley starts to come at us today. five degrees warmer today. another couple degrees tomorrow. that means 62 to 70. light breeze today. sunshine with a few fair weather clouds in the afternoon. tomorrow, partly sunny as we have that front approaching from the north and west. a couple of sprinkles for the north country tomorrow afternoon

but as that slides through some cooler air will start to draining behind that. highs tomorrow in the lower 60' s to lower 70' s. we eventually drop back from the mid-50' s to mid 60' s. we will drop five or seven degrees through the day on thursday. as that cooler air rushes in, we start to get the cooler air back in an increasing close thursday night. by friday, it does look like we will have a thickening of clouds in the morning and the chance of scattered showers focused into the afternoon on friday and start to pull away friday night. friday, getaway day for a lot of folks coming up for the foliage and traveling around for the holiday weekend. fingers crossed not too heavy on that on friday afternoon. you go much of the week without much in the way over rain chance. then things clear out nicely in time for the weekend. tonight, again, much like this morning, not quite is chilly. you will notice tomorrow we are warm again. temperatures 60' s to some lower 70'

the next four days, that one rain chance friday afternoon pulls away. and temperatures into the weekend looking very nice, cool saturday, warmer by columbus day. sean: you notice some of the leaves starting to pop out there. . let' s check out our top stories. here is ray brewer. ray: there will be a new face in the corner office here in concord come january 2017. now that governor maggie hassan has a now she will not seek reelection. she will make a run for the u.s. senate seat. political analysts that may be a tight rice on -- race on both sides with both sides of the coming up later today, we will take a look at our latest wmur stack up. voters in derry will get to after the state supreme court town council. the special election is set for next tuesday. a former seibert police officer has pled guilty to using

excessive force against a man in custody in 2009. a jury failed to reach a verdict. mark richardson will be sentenced next month. coming up on daybreak, look out below. a farmer in washington is bringing back his pumpkin cannon.

sean: pumpkin season is almost upon us and that means it is time for a washington men to fire up his pumpkin cannon. he' s got an innocent. thousands of people packed his farm to watch his impressive displays. he says his cannon is the only one like it in the world. it' s homemade and uses pressurized air and can launch a

he has plenty of space in this field in which to do so. kevin: you need plenty of room. we have seen punk and before. they have tv shows. -- you have seen pumpkin cannons before. sean: that is crazy. this is actually true. santa claus is running for city council in north pole. >> he knows who everyone is voting for. a man in alaska is running for a vacancy on the council. his legal name is santa claus. he is the former president of commerce. right now he is one of two candidates for two seats. sean: really? we will see how he does. coming up, incredible video right of passage for moose but this mating ritual spilled out

it is time to deal with skyrocketing out-of-pocket costs. head of a pharmaceutical company raised the price of a life-saving drug overnight by 5,000%. i'm announcing a detailed plan to crack down on these abuses. commentator: he may be lowering it after hillary clinton blasted him out of the water. her plan would limit the out-of-pocket costs that consumers have to pay. clinton: nobody in america should have to choose between buying the medicine they need and paying their rent.

>> no one covers new hampshire like we do. now wmur news nine debris. -- daybreak. sean: good morning, everybody. tuesday, october 6. kevin: 42 degrees, but a warm day for october. first, let' s get to our top stories. a former concord teacher is facing charges after police say he sexually assaulted one of his male students off school grounds. making hassan n.l. she will run for senate, setting up a possible head-to-head matchup against republican kelly ayotte. that means the race for governor in the upcoming cycle is now wide open, and several people on

both sides of the aisle o are considering a run. beautiful day out there. kevin: we start off cool this morning. not quite as cold as what we patchy fog. which will burn off quickly. it is nothing but sunshine once that rises early on. temperatures in the 30' s. s. nashua touching 70. sean: 70 degrees in a toga. let -- in october. this is a live look at i-93. kevin: clear skies. for a look at the morning drive we are joined by deb davidson. good morning. deb: we are getting word from the department of transportation of roadwork in lebanon on interstate 89. the left lane is closed for roadwork.

and obey the speed limit. i-93 southbound, some construction in the left lanes between exits 12 and 13. due to drainage work that should be wrapping up at 6:00 this morning. if you are on 293, not seeing any delays in either direction. out on the seacoast, 95 is an easy ride in both directions and through the hampton tolds. -- the hampton tolls. from the wzid traffic network, i am deb davidson. sean: thanks. governor maggie hassan has announced her decision to run for the u.s. senate in 2016. governor hassan: to continue to work to realize our state' s full potential and need a response from washington. that' s exactly why i am running for the united states senate. sean: the democratic governor could face off against

it sets the stage for a highly competitive race that will be critical in determining majority control the senate. our latest granite state polls shows how close this race could be. the number show in a hypothetical head-to-head matchup, ayotte and hassan are in a dead heat with ayotte holding a two-point edge over the governor. this survey was taken last week before hassan announced her decision. with maggie hassan setting her site in washington, that leaves a wide-open race for governor in the upcoming cycle. ray brewer joins us at the statehouse with a look at who is eyeing a run for the corner office. ray: good morning. it looks like it is going to be a crowded race on both sides of the aisle. candidates lining up to run. >> a new governor will move into the corner office at the statehouse in january 2017. one candidate who is only in the

counselor chris sununu. hampshire. for loo too long, you' re looking at our economy became stagnant. ray: he' ll need to emerge from what could be a tight republican field. ll blue is exploring a run and senate majority leader and also weighing his options. >> my focus has been how do you grow jobs in the state of new hampshire? i am focused on better workers compensation rates. ray: democratic senator andrew hosier is also considering running. >> we have to have a strong, robust economy, void we have to be willing to make investments in the people of the state to education and infrastructure. ray: colin van auster and is also in the mix. >> because it is so critical we

create a brighter future for our state, i' m going to be making an announcement about my plans for the governor' s race in the coming days. ray: two other democratic names to keep in mind -- former state security chief mark conley and portsmouth executive counselor stephanie shaheen, the daughter of jeanne shaheen. ray brewer, wmur news nine. sean: for the first time in 25 years, the mother of pamela smart is speaking exclusively to wmur, revealing the new approach she is taking to seek her daughter' s freedom. >> i hope i live long enough to see my daughter come home. an -- been too long. the case to be retried. pam smart' s attorney and her legal options like seeking a lesser charge or a new trial. pam smart was convicted of being shot in 1990. the four teenage boys convicted

in the crime have been paroled. >> she is innocent. nothing in her character that would ever make her believe should -- she could be part of something so awful. sean: her attorney says his claims of new evidence would be revealed in legal filings in the future. a former concord teacher is charged with sexually assaulting one of his students and manufacturing child sexual abuse images. donald le vesque was a teacher at shaker school -- shaker road middle school. the alleged assault happened in was 13. off school grounds. the headmaster of the school says le and a half ago. a derry man is recovering after

the 21-year-old was illegally running along powerlines on pheasant run drive yesterday morning when he crashed. authorities say it appears excessive speed was a factor in the accident. littleton police are asking for your help in tracking down an armed robber. they say the man seen in this picture held up the circle k irving station at knife point sunday night. police believe he had a dark tattoo on his left hand between his thumb and forefinger. the robber got away with items from the store. no one was hurt. concord police say they have arrested the would-be thief to employees. investigators say nathan lesage september 13. they say he got away with two drill sets worth $500. two days later, lesage was trying to steal more drills but employees confronted him and he made chicken noises at them before running away. a regional planning commission

is working with the state dot to study the possibility of bringing a commuter transit service to areas along interstate 89. the bus service would begin at the exit 12 park-and-ride in new london with stops at exit 13 and grant them and lebanon city hall and dartmouth hitchcock medical center in downtown hanover. a study on the proposal is expected to be completed by june next year. manchester firefighters came to the rescue of a boy who got stuck in a tree last night. the nine-year-old climbed up 12 or 15 feet for could not get knee were stuck at between two limbs. crews had to use the jaws of life to separate the tree limbs and lifted him. the boys' parents to come to some scrapes and swelling. coming up on daybreak this morning, friday situation for amtrak passengers in vermont. 7 people were injured when the train cars went off the tracks and down an embankment. a warning for those of you who plan to do zip lining this fall.

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kevin: not quite as cold as what we had yesterday morning. but still mid-30' s up north. lower and mid 40' s in southern areas. highs today running five degrees warmer in the afternoon. 60' s for most. a good deal of sunshine and light wind. we will talk about warm temperatures tomorrow and are one rain chance in the extended forecast coming up in sean: 5:4 2. federal investigators are looking at the derailment of an amtrak train in northfield vermont. 7 people were injured yesterday when the washington, d.c. bound rain -- train hit rocks sending two cars down an embankment. it was sending 98 -- it was carrying 98 passengers. one crew member had to be airlifted to the hospital. the train has been on the track for 90 minutes when he hit the rocks the at fell onto the tracks. >> everything was going along smoothly and all of a sudden, it

everyone was screaming. swear for the left and right. >> the train was just wobbling the way it should not. everyone was shaken but everyone was like ok, we need to get out. we need to take care of people. sean: the vermont governor says diesel fuel and rebuild tracks. he stresses this was an act of nature. a crash between a trolley bus and an suv in philadelphia left one person dead. the trolley was stopped at a stop sign last night when the suv where ended it. the driver of the suv was pronounced dead at the hospital. check out this wild crash in waltham, massachusetts. the driver of this car smashed

causing the van to land on top of the car. the driver was cited for negligent operation. the head o f u.s. forces in afghanistan has returned to testify before congress this morning. as nikole killion explains, this is about the future of u.s. troops. nikole: joseph campbell will testify about the number of troops that should stay in afghanistan. the key question -- should present obama stick with her alter his plan to dramatically reduce the u.s. presence after 2016? campbell spoke about it at the pentagon saying afghan forces are getting better but still need help. >> where where they were a couple years ago to where they are today is astounding. i think they continue to be very resilient. and they continue to need our support. nikole: campbell addressed a u.s. airstrike on the clinic over the weekend. afghan forces asked for your support.

sean: turning now to sports. the patriots got back to work on monday after enjoying their bye week. now the focus is on the dallas cowboys. the two teams meet in texas on sunday. offensive lineman ryan wendell was back on the practice field yesterday. he has been out since coming down with an unspecified illness early last month. with wendell back, everyone on the roster was suited up and participating in monday' s practice. >> i mean, we all work hard to contribute to the team. so, you can' t do that when you' re not playing. and practice. next to. so it feels good to do your job. >> type issues, i had never been there before. there and play football. . kickoff to sunday' 4:25.

the new hampshire motor speedway has a new general manager after jerry gap in resigned as executive vice president. he' s worked for the parent company for 23 years. the vice president of corporate sales has been promoted. he joined the speedway as a director of advertising and promotions in 2011. the manchester monarchs are back on the ice. the new affiliate of the los angeles kings opened training camp monday morning at sullivan arena on the campus of saint anselm college. all workouts are open to the public. here' s this week schedule, so you can check them out. the monarchs will practice every day from 10:00 a.m. to noon. their first preseason game will be saturday night on the road at adirondack. a frustrating and expensive season came to an end for the red sox in cleveland on sunday. an yesterday, the locker room was cleared upd. boston finished the year with a record of 78-84. there were less place in the american league east for the

a new study shows that more and injuries while zip lining. the study conducted by children' s hospital found that number of zipline related 56%. half of the victims were children under the age of 10. the study found that falls accounted for the majority of injuries, followed by trees. broken bones. moose mating season is in full swing in alaska. and one fight between a pair of bulls spilled into a neighborhood. the man started recording the fight. they were fighting over a girl. bill says he never excited to see the action is close to his home. he and his son were 10 feet away from the brawl. >> it' s like hair flying everywhere. one was just carrying the other one all the way across the street.

>> it was crazy. it was like -- i' d actually seen this in the wild. sean: not this time. 10 feet away. not only do bull moose go through hormonal changes they go through physical changes. for example, their neck muscles expand to twice the normal size as they get ready to compete for the ladies. kevin: same things happen to you when you' re getting ready for a triathlon, right? sean: yeah. usually i try to shrink might -- my gut. kevin: that is not one of those fights you want to -- say break it up, guys. sean: erin:slightly uncomfortable to be that close. ose. kevin: i guess if you are in alaska. we start off with a look with a look -- a few clouds diving out of canada.

sunshine -- a good deal of sunshine. our temperatures start early this morning, despite the chilly and cool start to the day. than where we were yesterday. joaquin -- joaquin continues to move away. rainfall diminishes in the carolinas. our next front arrives tomorrow afternoon. we do not have anything more than a couple sprinkles for the north country. but it is cooler air behind that that sets up the next system that arrives here on friday. temperatures earlier this one up now to -- up and down depending on your terrain and your elevation. temperatures going anywhere from the mid-30' s to mid 40' s across a good part of the state. we have clear skies. also, though, we have patchy, dense fog in places. there are disabilities down to less than a quarter-mile early this morning. but those are few and far between -- there are visibility' s down to less than a quarter-mile. high temperatures ranging

anywhere from 62 in lancaster and pittsburgh to approaching 70 in ash a -- in nashua. a quicklime once the sun gives away from the fog. what should be a nice day across from the - - - mid and upper 60' s and in men sections in the afternoon to the connecticut river valley. you will notice that we should be in the 60' s for a good part of the afternoon before fading back tonight. temperatures will not be quite is chilly. near 50 degrees overnight tonight. partly cloudy skies. partly sunny tomorrow. a front comes through during the afternoon. that will serve to drop temperatures back to mid 50' s and mid 60' s for highs on thursday afternoon. but that will be with sunshine. start to see clouds increase late thursday night and friday. with that increase in class on friday, the next system arise from the midwest heard that will mean around her shower centered around friday afternoon. maybe even lingering into friday evening for a few football games. timing set this up well for in -

there is a look at joaquin to continue to weaken over the europe i the beginning of next week. all eyes here eventually will be on europe over the next several days as that continues to work 30' s and 40' s. near 70 degrees this afternoon. extended forecast shows the warmest day tomorrow. cooling off thursday. best chance of showers friday. and how about the upcoming weekend? we are looking at a cool start to that weekend. but eventually warming up each day and could be well into the 60' s by columbus day. so, fingers crossed that holds. that system gets out of here friday afternoon. sean: two of michael frenzel be here on sunday. kevin: sunny and pleasant. sean: - two of my friends can be here on sunday. fewer barriers have been taken by hunters. 1400 bears were taken statewide.

the same time last year. an abundance of national -- of natural crop has left the bears closer to home. the bait season is now over and it continues in the white mountain till november 24. stills a come on daybreak, good news for people in africa. we will tell you how facebook is

to ruralsean: facebook is on a mission to bring the internet to rural parts of africa. they are teaming up with a french satellite company to launch a satellite that will provide free internet access to people in 14 african countries are the satellite will launch next year with service set to start sometime in 2016. interesting way to get the internet. back to the future fans out there will want to quench their thirst with a new product called pepsi perfect. it comes in the same soda bottle that marty mcfly drank from in "back to the future part 2."

fans can get theirs on october 20 1, the same date, mcfly trebled in time in the 19 89th film. pepsi will only release 5500 bottles online in the u.s. the cost $20.00. kevin: don' t drink it all in one place. sean: does that mean we get the flying cars and stuff? some proud mustache wearing mentor part in a -- men took part in a competition. kevin: they competed in the world beard and mustache championships. three groupings, mustache, partial beard and full beard. -- it will be held in new york next month. apparently there is a tour. how about that. [laughter] sean: i am going to grow that. kevin: is that on their drivers license? sean: that would take a lot of

mousse. i can -- things got hairy. a troubling situation for a girl in texas pitcher cannot stop sneezing. >> it is a wide-open race for governor. now that governor maggie hassan seat. the likely candidates to replace her. >> tens of thousands are without i' ll have the latest on those record-breaking floods coming up. sean: from presidents to politics, a man with a famous name is running for city council in the north pole. santa claus is officially join the race. this little piggy could be running around a home near you. scientists in china are

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