mono >> one thing about her now, she's going to know what love is. sean: now on "daybreak," a dog found abandoned and severely malnourished is getting special care this morning. no one seems to know where she came from. erin: three puppies were stolen from a store in the middle of the night. there's one piece of information that should help them track down the pets. kevin: pleasant autumn weather for the next few days. we'll start to eye a warming trend. all of the latest ahead. sean: spaulding high school's captain scored a touchdown. the crowd roared louder than they have all year as teagan crossed the line in his wheelchair. >> no one covers new hampshire like we do. now wmur "news 9 erin: good morning to you.

i'm erin fehlau. sean: i'm sean mcdonald. it is november. halloween is behind us. the world series is in the books. they kind of flipped the calendar. nice weather. kevin: we're looking at temperatures to remain at or above the average. when we get to sunday, that's when we start to cool off. mainly fair skies. the best chance of a shower over the next couple of days maybe up in the north country this morning with a weak disturbance gliding through. there may be a small chance of shower later on tonight as well. up north is where the thickest of the cloud cover early. temperatures which start the day climb into the 50's to lower 60's through the afternoon. 60's for a lot of folks otherwise through most of the rest of the week. all of the details with your forecast coming up. let's look at your monday morning ride here. we're joined live by deb davidson. good monday morning, deb. deb: good monday morning, kevin.

we did have a crash with i-93. cleared. you should be moving shortly. 293 is moving well through the city. no delays. everett turnpike southbound, it is an up-to-speed ride and from merrimack down to nashua. no delays on 95 in either direction along the seacoast. this report is being brought to you by peter east honda, nissan, and kia of nashua. i'm deb davidson for 95.7 wzid. sean: thanks. a pit bull faces months of care and rehab after she was found severely malnourished and laying on railroad tracks in claremont. erin: hope weighs half of what would be considered healthy. ray brewer is here with her story. ray: hope was found last week by

she was cold, abandoned, and starving. now she's getting care in an animal shelter. they estimate she was between one and four and had puppies in the past. she weighs 27 pounds, can't walk on her own, and only just started drinking water on her own. police are aware of the situation. they say it is unclear if the dog was abused or neglected. animal shelter facials say they believe that someone left hope to die. >> if the person is out there that did this, please man up. i mean there's no excuse for this. they obviously need help themselves. >> she's still going to be needing special diets for a long time. she's going to need probably things like massage therapy that's not cheap. ray: police are asking anyone with information to call them. they set up a go fund me page. care will likely last for months. if you would like to help or make a donation. visit the story at wmur.com.

brewer, wmur news 9. erin: police in massachusetts are looking for whoever broke into a kennel over the weekend endostome three puppies. the owner of the kennel showed up a few minutes after the alarm went off and found the back door open but didn't notice anything missing until the next month. three people had asked specifically about those puppies earlier on in the day. now they do have some concerns. >> the most important thing is the puppies get taken care of. they need additional shots and certain food. erin: the puppies are all microchipped. officials hope that will make them easier to track down. sean: is man is in the hospital with serious life threatening injuries after crashing his atv in northern new hampshire. fish and game officers say 44-year-old gerard demers was rider in millsfield when he went off of the road, crashed, and was thrown from his vehicle. he is still in the hospital.

he has been charged with oui. speed, alcohol, and driving after dark were all factors in this. they say someone stole several expensive tools and an atv from a home. they have evidence showing the theft took place just before 4:30 at a home on clinton street. anyone who saw anything suspicious in the area is asked to call police right away. voters in ten cities will head to the polls tomorrow to elect mayors. you can see each city with seats up for grabs on the map, including new hampshire's largest city. incumbent ted gaseities is -- gastas is running against joist craig. erin: spaulding high school's football season is over. they lost every single game. the players feel like winners after a touchdown in their final matchup. teagan house, sophomore, rolled into the end zone friday night against

he has muscular dystrophy. he has been on the sidelines for every practice cheering on the players. he finally got his moment in the spotlight thanks to a special play. >> i was super excited. all of the players were happy and cheering and excited for me to do this. >> the whole team rushed out on to the field and surrounded him. it was just an awesome play. it is something i'll remember forever. >> i think we all learned that there's something more than wins and losses in life. i'm just -- i couldn't be prouder of the way this team came together. erin: certainly is just wonderful to see. coach jeff hunt says the players on the winnacunnet football team were just as proud to be part of the moment as his own players were. pretty amazing. it is wonderful he was able to feel the celebration. sean: the opposing team is working together to create the

sportsmanship. still to come, today is a national day of mourning in russia after a passenger jet crashed killing more than 200 people. we are learning new details about what happened. erin: officials think they have found the wreckage of the cargo ship that sank during hurricane joaquin. it could take weeks before we get a closer look. sean: delicious food that's gluten free and vegan.

kevin: monday morning, november 2nd. we have a nice start to the day. partly cloudy skies. we're setting ourselves up for a beautiful sunrise this morning and what should be a decent day.

50's to lower range of the 60's. we'll look at a warming trend and any chances of showers in just a bit. erin: a russian airline official said the plane lost speed right before it went down killing all 224 people on board. he also says that only a mechanical impact could have caused the plane to come apart. sean: this morning some of the bodies of the victims arrived in russia. that country observes a day of mourning. lana zak with more. lana: the remains of more than 140 bodies are returning to grief stricken families in st. petersburg, russia. among the 224 dead, 25 children. these photos show happy families ready to make their way home. today authorities are digging deeper into the mystery of what brought down the plane just 23

>> this happened so quickly and instantaneously there may not be any evidence. what's going to be more important is looking at the wreckage on the ground and how it is laid out. lana: with eight miles of scattered debris, one theory is a bomb. >> something called something on the order of a bomb or explosion on the airplane. lana: another theory is human error or problem on the plane. the ex-wife of the co-pilot said he had campaigned about the air bus including on the morning of the crash. a final theory is could terrorists have taken out the plane? isis claimed responsibility but they lack the missiles that could take out a plane flying at 31,000 feet. >> some of the claims of responsibility we're hearing from terrorists groups do not jive with what might have happened to the airplane. lana: while terrorism from the ground is extremely unlikely according to experts,

several airlines have pledged not to fly in the space until authorities determine exactly what went wrong. erin: federal investigators believe they have found the wreck only of the cargo ship that sank during hurricane joaquin a month ago. based on sonar images, it appears the ship land upright on the ocean floor under about 15,000 feet of water. finding the that that recorder could take up to two weeks using a remotely operated deep sea vehicle that will document and record the wreckage. several of the 33 people on board were from or had ties to new england. sean: 6:12. coming up, "the martian" continues to dominate. anticipation is building up.

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a massive 800 pound leather back turtle found off of the coast has died. it got tangled in marine gear, including a two foot section of rope in her mouth. they are the largest turtles and one of the largest reptiles in the world. sean: the police chief is calling it an act of terrorism after kkk fliers were found stuffed in the mailboxes of two african-american women. police and community leaders want to know if a hate group is trying to take root in the area or if it is an isolated incident. police should have gotten involved sooner by a dispatcher dismissed the original complaint. the community is rallying for an end to hate. erin: it seems that moviegoers are still out of the world for

matt damon. "the martian" took the top spot. "goosebumps" took the second spot. anticipation is building when the new james bond movie "spectre" will hit the theaters. at least eight people have been hospitalized after getting sick after eating at chipotle. it is likely caused by a fresh food product delivered to the restaurants. they have shut down all 43 of the restaurants in both washington and oregon. sean: it may seem hard to believe, but you can start picking out your christmas tree. it starts on saturday on the south side of the mountain. the family operated farm is protected forever from development. this year they will

the lakes region conservation trust. it is already that time of year. this may not come as a surprise. it seems that young people cannot get enough pizza. it is the one item that people in their 20's spend money on most frequently according to the popular app. pizza is also the most common emoji. it is not even close. very popular. i remember when i was in my 20's. every other night it was pizza. erin: i think our family eats a lot of pizza even though. sean: i know you use the pizza emoji frequently. you are in the early 20's. you fit right into the demographic. [laughter] kevin: unlike some of us, i don't kid myself. [laughter] kevin: i'm old. we start off this morning. you are going to notice we have partly cloudy skies. central parts of the state with partly cloudy skies. southern areas with clear skies. up north, a thicker cloud cover there.

between now and about lunchtime. we're shaping up to be a nice they. as we now transition today officially the mid way point of the autumn season as far as the calendar is concerned. we continue to watch the lingering clouds up north. any sort of a west or northwesterly breeze has a tendency to create the clouds. we're going to continue to see that with those trying to break apart through the afternoon at risk of a shower there. for central and southern areas, it is going to be some clouds. what should be a nice day. temperatures starting in the 40's. high temperatures into the afternoon making their way up into the upper 50's to lower range of the 60's. there's lower air to be had. this is high pressure in control of the weather through thursday. temperatures today just kind of the beginnings of what is to come. 50's to lower range of the 60's. breeze today out of the west to knot -- northwest. then dies down tonight.

lower range of the 40's. that's probably about as cool as we'll be for the next four or five days. another blow to the system. partly to mostly sunny skies tomorrow. tomorrow about five or six degrees warmer than the highs we have out there today. looks like temperatures with a southerly breeze stay in the upper 50's to mid 60's on wednesday. then they turn southwesterly. that will mean temperatures in the 60's and maybe a couple of southern spots reaching 70 degrees ahead of a front that will come in sometime on friday. it doesn't promise huge amounts of rainfall. it will bring a big change as far as the temperatures are concerned by the time we get toward the weekend. high temperatures today right around 60 degrees in southern areas. a blend of sunshine with some extra clouds up north. what should be a pleasant day with a breeze out of the west to northwest. tonight we drop back into the 30's across a good part of the state. lower 40's. you'll notice in the extended forecast only heading upward from

upper 50's to mid 60's for thursday. 60's to maybe pushing 70 ahead of the front that comes through on friday. looks like there could be a few showers on friday and saturday. it doesn't look like a huge rainmaker. it will start to bring in the cooler air along with the breeze on saturday. all in all for early november, this isn't a bad week. november known as the cloudiest month in our calendar by the averages. we're starting off on the bright side. erin: that's good. good news. we do want to check in on our top stories. here's ray brewer. ray: a dog in claremont being nursed back to health after she was found abandoned, starving, and cold. mope is a pit bull. they estimate she's between one and four. she weighs 27 pounds, can't walk on her own, and only just started drinking water on her own. police are aware of the situation. if you have any information about the dog, you are asked to call claremont police. erin: is man is in the hospital

with serious life threatening injuries after crashing his atv in northern new hampshire. speed and alcohol were likely both factors. police are looking for three puppies stolen from a kennel over the weekend in massachusetts. someone broke in in the middle of the night. the puppies are all microchipped. they hope to track them down. sean: coming up, there have been incredible advances in bionics and prosthetics. now a 10-year-old boy

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go, extra clouds and maybe even a shower. day today. a warming trend for the week. e it -- the details coming up. erin: a bar owner in salt lake city has come up with an idea to stop customers from driving and drinking. sean: he turned the bathroom into a jail room. it is about same size as a cell. there's a prison uniform cut out on the mirror. it looks like you are a prisoner. it is part of the partnership with the utah highway patrol. a good reminder to be safe out there. erin: very interesting. 3d printers. we've heard about them. they are helping with some amazing creations. one little boy is using a printer to help get a new grip on life. sean: 10-year-old colin consavage was born with a birth detect. he's had several surgeries, but his hand is still small.

a local public library. now he can pick things up like he never has before. >> i actually won in arm wrestle. >> we live in a really fantastic age. it is the ultimate show and tell. >> yeah. sean: unbelievable. it took about 12 hours to print and several more to assemble all of the pieces. so far it works very well. very bright kid there. when i was a kid, you got some wood and make statues. erin: or you work the legos. he went online, found the design, and put it together. the baseball season is over with a new world series champion this morning. the royals are on top of the baseball world. sean: plus growing concerns in burlington, massachusetts after vandals targeted a local islamic center again.

>> no one covers new hampshire like we do. now wmur "news 9 daybreak." erin: good morning. monday, november 2nd. it is nice to see the sun coming up. everyone got some extra rest due to the falling back. we'll see what the weather holds for us this week. sean: it is going to be mild. seven will talk about that in a moment. first the top stories on monday. a pit bull is recovering after she was found abandoned and starving in claremont. a manchester man accuse of leading police on a chase is due in court today. and police in burlington, massachusetts are asking for the public's help in tracking down the suspects they say vandalized an islamic center. erin: just beautiful weather yesterday. gorgeous. kevin: we're going to continue this through a part of next week.

you notice the clouds up there's the risk of a shower there. white mountains. we're looking at a blend today. some of the lower valleys dropped into the 30's. most areas are in the 40's. 50's to lower 60's with afternoon. erin: all right. pretty warm for kids heading off to school and the sugar high. we want to check the roads for you this morning. looking pretty empty out there on 93 at this point. this is from windham. our common man camera there. kevin: for a look at the morning drive here in the granite state. good morning, deb. deb: good morning, kevin and erin. empty road is what it looks like. it is great as you are starting your early morning commute. 89 south. things are moving well in both directions. we're also not seeing any delays where 89 junction. 93 is moving very well through from the concord

area all the way town to the state line. 101, 111, and the spaulding along with 95 is a good ride. if you are heading into boston, a tough ride on 93 south. we have pockets of heavy congestion due to earlier crashes. you are on the breaks from andover down to the 95 connector. this report is brought to you by peter's honda, nissan, and kia of nashua. for the traffic network, i'm deb davidson for 95.7 wzid. erin: all right. thank you. our top story is a malnourished dog is recovering after she was found lying near a set of railroad tracks in claremont. sean: the pit bull named hope will need several months of rehab. ray brewer live in the studio with her story. ray: it was around 1:00 in the morning on a cold, rainy day when hope the pit bull was found abandoned and starving. she only weighs 27 pounds.

that's about half of what she should weigh. she has a long road of recovery ahead of her. >> good girl. ray: hope is weak and needs help walking. this is only the third day since last week that she's drinking water on her own. despite all of it, she's in a better place now. >> one thing about her now, she's going to know what love is. ray: the female pit bull is under the care of cathy sullivan. hope was found in the middle of the night by someone walking their dog on the railroad tracks not far from sullivan's home. >> her condition when she was found, there's no way she walked there. the vet said probably another hour she would have been gone. ray: sullivan estimates she's between one and four. the dog has had puppies. police are aware of the situation. they say it is unclear how the dog ended up on the railroad track. sullivan feels confident that someone left her to die. >> she has not eaten for

quite a while. this just doesn't happen overnight. there's no way. >> i've done this 18 years. that's the worst i've seen still alive. ray: people are pitching in to help. the humane society donating supplies. >> she's going to be needing special diets and things like massage therapy. that's not cheap. >> if the person is out there that did this please man up. i mean there's no excuse for this. they obviously need help themselves. ray: the animal shelter is accepting donations. they have set up a go fund me page. if you would like to help, find a link on the web site at wmur.com. in the studio, ray brewer, wmr accident in yous 9. sean: a man accused of leading state police on a chase is due in court today. it all start had had a trooper tried to stop 37-year-old joshua buzza in greenland on friday evening for not having his headlights on.

he refused to stop and started speeding leading police on a chase on to route 101. police eventually caught up with him at a home in manchester. he's scheduled to be arraigned today on multiple charges. erin: attention seacoast commuters, inspectors are working on the bridge today through friday. lane closures will take place between 8:00 a.m. and 3:30 p.m. drivers are asked to seek alternative routes in order to avoid the delays. sean: police in massachusetts are investigating an act of vandalism at an islamic center in berlin. a call came in early sunday morning reporting graffiti and other damage. the letters usa were spray painted in several areas on the outside of the building and on the sign right there as well. the same thing happened back in 2013. this time security cameras captured two suspects getting out of a white crown victoria and putting masks.

on a third man waited in the car. the president of the islamic center says he fears the crimes could escalate. >> i am concerned about safety of the people. what would be the next? what would they do next? 200 to 300 childrens coming on sunday classes. their parents are concerned asking me questions what would they do? how can you prevent it? sean: the executive director says the group will formerly ask the fbi's boston office to conduct an inquiry into the crime. erin: the countdown is on to the new hampshire primary. it is 99 days away. this week the files period opens. anyone who wants to be on the ballot can register. several candidates will be here to file and drum up support. >> we see this as a fall, you know, fall reset for the candidates. this is, you know, now the game is really on.

you are registering and going to be on the ballot. it means that you are good to go as a campaign. erin: the files period will be open until november 20th. sean: more than 1,000 people man the new york marathon. the first runner to cross the finish line was morgan kennedy of portland lane. 32-year-old mary klene finished first for the women. congrats to them. another runner got a lot of attention for finish the manchester race yesterday. a 73-year-old runner completed his 50th marathon. john maultsby has run seven marathons this year alone. it took him 13 years to run a marathon in all 50 states. erin: he's in great shape. sean: he's not slowing down. erin: no. it is amazing. the kansas city royals are the new world series

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day. warmer temperatures looking beyond today. details coming up. sean: president obama is visiting an addiction treatment facility in newark, new jersey. nikole killion live in washington. a series of new moves the government is taking to help those getting out of jail; right? nikole: that's right. the white house is

help exprisonners reintegrate as well as making it easier to find a place to live and reduce homelessness. over 30 communities are taking steps to help. today the president is expected to deliver remarks in which he may call on congress to reform the criminal justice system. something that's often received bipartisan support. sean: on the theme, they have the criminal record and it is tough to get hired. is this an issue the white house is looking at? nikole: it is. especially when it comes to juveniles. they are creating a federal grant that would go towards helping those 25 and eligible who expunge or seal their records. they are calling to support ban the box legislation. that's being the one that asked people whether they have been convicted of a crime. sean: all right. nikole killion in washington. thank you.

death of former senator and actor fred thompson. his family said he died after a recurrence of lymphoma. he served as a u.s. senator for eight years, retiring in 2003. he also announced a bid for president in 2007, but he dropped out of year. thompson appeared in a dozen movies, including "the hunt for red october" and "cape fear." he is also known for his role in "law and order." sean: the unrest in budapest is expected to rise. a fire broke out during a heavy metal pyrotechnics show. there's a stampede as door. one doctor says the double due to the amount of people who suffered severe burns. erin: an incident in pennsylvania is serving as a remainder to check your

treating together. none of the tampered twix bars were ingested. sean: let's talk sports. maybe you stayed up later for this. the royals won their first world series title since 1985 after beating the new york mets in game five. the team rallied in the ninth when eric hosmer homered. ned yost said he never doubt the his team would win the title. >> from day one there was no doubt in my mind they wouldn't accomplish it. there was no doubt in their mind they wouldn't accomplish it. the cool thing about this team is they -- everything they set out to accomplish, they did. sean: they sure did.

royals catcher, salvador perez, was voted the most valuable player of the series. the boston celtics were at td garden hosting the san antonio spurs. they were up 17-9. manu ginobli passed. san antonio hung on to the lead and went on to win the game. erin: nascar drivers took part in race number seven yesterday. with less than 50 laps to go, logano was in the lead. he intentionally wrecked the 22. the lead. he was able to hold off jamie mcmurrey to win. more importantly gordon,

mcmurray, hamlin, jr., and kyle busch finished as well. sean: we'll show you some of the unique products by kicking things off by bringing you a bakery with a special mission. peace of mind baking company is a gluten free vegan company. she started it for a good reason. she suffers from celiacs and chron's disease. her daughter is allergic to dairy. >> anything i make i'm going to feed to my kids. i want them to grow healthy and strong. that's what we strive for. sean: she started by making gluten free vegan muffins. she began making pizza crust. she approached the flat bread companies about carrying the

jumped at the idea. >> flat breads was so welcoming. oh my god, yes, get us samples, let's do this. sean: she now sells to 13 flat beats across the country. she makes gluten free pies. they can be put in the freezer for up to eight months. conscience. anything that i use as an ingredient is thought out. i don't want to use any ingredients that i think could compromise anybody's health on any level. it is so amazing to have the knowledge that i'm helping so many other people enjoy eating out again. sean: busy place. if you are looking for some vegan, gluten free

check out peaceofmind bakingco.com. you may even see her on "shark tank." erin: we have pumpkin whoopee pies. there's so many people with food allergies. kevin: from everything i hear about "shark tank" she better have the online thing ready. from what i hear, it takes off. you are going to notice the clear skies in southern areas of the state. the farther north you go early this morning we have extra clouds. with that, the risk of a shower between now and lunchtime. the clouds will try to give way into the afternoon. they aren't the thickest of clouds out there early this morning. that holds out a little hope. beautiful shot here. temperatures in the upper range of the 40's this morning. the last of the foilage hanging on and waiting for the windy day. we start off this

morning with a look at the clouds up north. these will try to break apart. you can see some drier air trying to work their way in. the west and northwest has a tendency to keep the clouds going into the afternoon. that will go five to 15 miles an hour. southern areas of the state watching a system pass well to the south. showers staying to the south. some of the lower valleys in the normal spots down into the 30's. elsewhere we're in the 40's. the farther north you go again some of the central valley and 30's. a lot more 40's out there. then you get into the north country. temperatures are well into the 40's thanks to the clouds. you are not going to move quite as much into the afternoon. here's a look at it. either side of 60 for southern areas. a good deal of sunshine. you get the opposite effect as the west wind hits the northern and western slopes. temperatures in the mid to upper 50's. likely lower 50's. clouds and maybe a stray shower this morning trying to break apart into the afternoon only

later on tonight. with that, there could be a stray shower. that's about it as far thursdays. the next system tries to arrive on friday. it doesn't promise any heavy rain. temperatures each of the next several days will work their way up. tomorrow with a good deal of sun, we're five or six degrees warmer than today. most. we should be in the low and mid 60's through the end of the week as the next system arrives in the way of a cold front. that front eventually brings us the chance of a couple of shower and cooler air by the end of the week. temperatures starting the day in the 30's and 40's. eventually creeping their way back into the 50's to lower range of the 60's. the breeze starts to lighten up later on this evening. that will allow temperatures to dip back in a lot of areas into the 30's to lower range of the 40's. you'll notice in the extended forecast, temperatures well above the average for this time of year. it is 60's for most through thursday. 60's to even near 70 degrees on friday.

few showers on friday. the wind will start to pick up behind the system friday night into saturday. the cooler air starts to make its way back in on saturday afternoon and into sunday. highs by then will be either side of 60. it is much closer. a mild week with hardly any rain chances. erin: great news. kevin: we know this isn't going to last forever. erin: enjoy it while is lasts. drivers in arizona encountered an unusual obstacle: a giant inflatable pumpkin. it got loose and started to roll down the street. can you imagine having this come at you? it hit several cars as it barreled through an intersection. no one was hurt. it did damage some street lights. it came to a stop when it got stuck in a local park. sean: you can't make that story up. that didn't really happen. erin: a giant pumpkin almost

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erin: welcome back. 6:55. updating our top stories. sean: a pit bull is recovering after being found abandoned and starved. ray: the pit bull who has been named hope was found by someone walking her own dog. they estimate she's between one and four. she weighs 27 pounds, half of what she should weigh. she can't walk on her own. erin: is man is in the hospital after crashing his atv in northern new hampshire last night. fish and game officers say speed and alcohol were likely both factors in the crash.

sean: a manchester man accused of leading people on a chase along i-95 over the weekend is due in court today. 37-year-old joshua buzza is scheduled to be arraigned on multiple charges. kevin: beautiful start to the day for most. extra clouds up north 40's. most areas, 30's in the lower lies valley. 50's to lower 60's. 60's through a good part sunshine. the next chance of a couple of showers away from the north country. there might be a front moving in on front afternoon. sean: that doesn't look like november weather. kevin: there's no brr in the forecast. erin: we'll take it. coming up, the latest on 20 tornadoes that struck the gulf coast. also an interview with leah remini. hear how she's responding about her experiences with scientology.

you should stay tuned for that on "gma." sean: new information on the russian airline that broke apart in midair. they'll have the latest. we'll be back here in 25 minutes. welcome to november.