because there will be change. nright to rise usa is responsible for the content of this message. erin: now at noon, breaking news. a rollover crash in manchester. we are like that at the scene that we all live at the scene. -- we all live at the scene could the dust by manchester police who are looking for something else at the time. the mayoral elections. when you need to know before you head to the polls today. kevin: a lot of sunshine come even milder out there this afternoon, and we aren' t done here. how long it can last with your forecast ahead. >> no one covers new hampshire like we do. now, wmur news 9 at noon. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org]

erin: we begin with breaking news. there is a serious rollover crash in manchester this hour. this is the scene on beech street. i am erin fehlau. a telephone pole has been sheared off in the trash. amy coveno joins us live from the scene. amy: we are at the corner of beach and solar street in manchester. beautifully sunny day. quite a bit of chaos for this neighborhood. utility pole you referenced is hanging in the wires here. our tow truck is on the scene to win one of two cars involved in this. this appears to have taken the brunt of the crash that occurred about an hour ago. we got here and you are tons of people standing on street watching this unfold. i want to bring in chuck smith. he has been here for most of the scene to tell us what he saw. tell us what you saw. erin:

the car rolled over and there was smoke coming from it and the telephone pole was taken out and i asked people what had happened and there were people dragracing and one of the cars had been clicked and rolled over many times, taking out the poll and the fence along with it. amy: thank you so much for that update. we understand at least two people have been transported. one of the passengers may have been a pregnant woman. we are waiting to talk to authorities and we will have much more for you tonight on wmur beginning at 5:00. erin: thank you so much. breaking this hour in franklin, crews are monitoring a hazmat situation. emergency groups were called to watts water technologies on industrial park drive this morning. the truck was making a delivery and when they opened the trailer, one person snow lafell -- smelled a foul odor that made them sick.

workers described a strong garlic smell but have not determined the source of the order. the truck is at a safe location as crews work to find the source now. a man in candia is taken to the hospital this morning after his paraglider crashed into a tree. officials say he is an experienced pilot, and weather time. for flying. which you can see it is. evidently he had some type of mechanical failure. erin: the victim, who was in his 50' to get help and is expected to be all right. an unexpected find for state police has led to a large seizure of cash and drugs. authorities say they thought they were investigating a case out to be a whole lot more. the man at the center of the investigation has just faced a

judge, but questions remain about who he is. ray brewer is live outside the court with the latest. ray: state police say the man in question has been using several names but now he is telling police that he is a citizen of the dominican republic. >> search warrant was initiated to search for documents. ray: but instead of documents, this is what state police say they found. over $50,000 of cash, along with heroin, bricks of cocaine, percocet, and marijuana, drugs with a street value of $140,000. investigation began six weeks ago when police were tipped off by the dmv that identity fraud might be taking place. >> we discovered that several people were utilizing an address in manchester. ray: the person at the center of the investigation is now facing seven felony and four misdemeanor charges. police say he has been living in the u.s. using a stolen identity

>> the subject has been living in the united states for 20 years under a false identity, and identity he knew had been stolen from a u.s. citizen living in puerto rico. ray: noting his past history, which dates back to 1993 in rhode island, the judge set bail at $40,000 cash, double what the prosecution requested. he is due back in court on the 16th for his probable cause hearing. as part of the bail conditions, before he can be release, he will have to prove his identity to the satisfaction of new hampshire' s state police. there will also be a hearing held on the source of funds if he is able to pay the $40,000 cash bail. reporting live in manchester, ray brewer, wmur news 9. erin: new this noon come on man is under arrest after a crash in marlborough. police say the 20 three-year-old was driving on route 124 last night when he allegedly crossed the center line, hitting another

three people, including newman, were taken to the hospital with non-life threatening injuries. police believe newman was impaired by prescription drugs at the time and is charged with aggravated driving while under the influence of drugs. in commitment 2015 coverage, the polls are open in communities around the state today, including in ten cities where voters will elect mayors. elections officials in manchester are expecting a near record turnout today for a municipal election. it' s expected to be a close race between republican incumbent mayor ted gatsas and demcoratic challenger joyce craig. the environment is better, the economic development is better. let' s keep working and moving in the city. >> we have spent a lot of time, about seven months, knocking on doors throughout the city with hundreds of volunteers to i think there is excitement in the city for any opportunity and leadership in manchester.

running against jim donchess for mayor. in all 10 cities are voting for mayor today. to learn more about each of the candidates and the key races, go . in commitment 2016 coverage, republican doctor ben carson is pulling ahead of donald trump in a new poll. and now trump is going on the attack. abc' s stephanie ramos has the details. president obama: they can' t handle a bunch of cnbc moderators! stephanie: president obama poking debate -- poking fun at gop candidates and their debate demands. president obama: if you can' t handle those guys come i don' t think the chinese and russians will be too worried about you. stephanie: republican alliance is coming apart at the seams. donald trump says he prefers to negotiate for himself.

mr. trump: look, i just want to answer the questions and be done with it. stephanie: also refusing to sign on, john kasich, chris christie, and carly carly fiorina, who chose "kindle at the applebee' s applebee' s and i wednesday." and now ben carson on the debate reforms are backfiring. mr. carson: it' garbage. stephanie: he is pushing for no lending rounds or show of hands questions and a requirement that the temperature remained below 67 degrees. as republicans debate the next debate, another poll shows carson in the league today, six points ahead of trump nationwide with marco rubio in third place with 11% and ted cruz and jeb bush rounding out the top five. based off of this most recent poll, the same 10 candidates are likely to share the stage for the main debate, whatever form that takes. governor bobby jindal may drop

erin: the presidential race continues through new hampshire today. republican jeb bush kicks off a three-day bus tour with stops today in rye and raymond. and democrat martin o' malley has town hall meetings in manchester, durham, and keene today. new hampshire' s first-in-the-nation primary status hasn' t always been a sure thing. 40 years ago, former state rep jim splaine filed a bill that separated the primary from town meeting day. secretary of state bill gardner says without that bill becoming law, the primary as we know it would not exist. but at the time, splaine had to fight to pass the bill. >> was the reaction? four people saying this was going to cost more money? >> a bit of a sigh. democrats and republicans in the 1975 legislature were thinking,

first anymore? erin: tonight at 5:00, adam that saved the new hampshire primary, and why heightened tensions over the vietnam war played a role in that decision. investigation. families of the victims of saturday' s crash over egypt. lawsuit filed. after a salmonella outbreak possibly linked to chipotle restaurants. kevin: warm continuing to build out to our west and all headed in our direction the next several days. and look towards the weekend, coming up. erin: and it' s time to winterize your perennials.

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where that doesn't happen. i'm going to do everything i can to make sure every woman in every job gets paid the same... ...as the men who are doing that job. r i'm hillary clinton p and i approve this message. erin: welcome back. the grim task of recovering and identifying the victims of saturday' s plane crash over egypt continues. family members have so far identified the remains of ten of those on board. the russian jet flying to saint petersburg crashed over the peninsula in egypt killing all , 224 people onboard. a first lawsuit has been filed

in connection to an e. coli outbreak at dozens of chipotle restaurants in the northwest. the victim alleges she fell violently ill shortly after eating at a chipotle in vancouver, washington, last month. she is seeking at least $75,000. chipotle has not commented on the suit. the restaurant chain closed 43 locations in washington state officials liked 22 e. coli cases to several eateries. well tonight, you have the , chance to help your local high school while enjoying a great meal. olive garden is teaming up with the national federation of state high school associations to host spirit night. following the event, olive garden will make a donation to a local high school. spirit night runs from 4:00 to 10:00 at all olive garden locations. we are seeing some beautiful weather and it is going to continue for the rest of the week. kevin: we start to add clouds friday and that is when the big change occurs and it sets up next weekend. erin: we will look at the weekend forecast coming up. it is also time to prepare your garden for winter. how you can ensure your flowers will survive the coldest months

take a look at these beautiful fall colors on a farm overlooking bow lake in northwood. gorgeous picture there right now.

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>> now, meteorologist kevin skarupa with your storm watch 9 forecast. kevin: we were talking 60' s just with lingering clouds even in the north country trying to give afternoon. the end of the week. the big change comes at the end of because the front, currently no -- located in the northern rockies, gets here. after that there is a stray shower but then we are done with rain chances for the time being. there are clouds up in parts of the north country, mostly high and mid-level clouds. the cloud cover is a lot thinner than anything we' ve had the last 24 to 36 hours. partial sunshine your with mostly sunny skies elsewhere. and what is a beautiful weather

pattern this time of year -- average is the cloudiest month of the year. we will start off the first 5, 6, 7 days with only one overcast day. the disturbances through canada for the time being. big ridge of high pressure in control from the planes through texas. after northern portions of the united states and into canada. last of the shower activity, it is a soaker of a morning in some spots across the northern eight of the state. elsewhere it has been dry. mid 50' s up north, 60' s in some spots. a little bit of a breeze to go along with it. that is freshening things up to the afternoon. upstream, where the weather is coming from, we have more in the way of warm weather towards us. extra clouds up north. partly sunny through the

afternoon, partly cloudy way tonight. -- partly cloudy late at night. s to the mid-40' s. wasn' this time of year. s lighter brees tomorrow. then you will notice -- later b -- lighter breeze tomorrow. this is the mount the northern friday. we are not expecting much fanfare in the way of any kind of precipitation out of that. any stretch. there could be a quick passing shower or two. what you will notice is the winds that start to change things around and after all the milder air this week, warmest day even with the clouds on behind that. by the time we get towards the weekend, a pretty good brees s, locations on sunday with that may not even get out of the

40' s. from there, you would think all milder air. back again by the beginning and middle of next week. let' s head to "grow it green." >> welcome to today' s "grow it green." from the cooperative extension service. looks like this garden has seen better days. margaret: it has. it is early november, so what do you expect? >> the tendency for me would be and know it all down. is that what i should do? aesthetically, that is fine. don' t do it until after we have had several hard frosts. of heart trust until the end of october. -- have not had a lot of hard

frost until the end of october. things like this black-eyed susan, these are nice to leave for the birds because they will feed on them all winter and use the full edges to hide from predators. >> the other once we cut and we cut them right to the ground. margaret: generally we need a three inch stub. another reason to be a few stunning perennials, the better if you don' t cut them back until spring. things like ornamental grasses, where the plant is right at the surface. there is little winter protection for the plant. >> are you going to show us how we cut one of these here? margaret: we are going to go in and prune them back until there is a three-injured stop at the base. if you have plans that have mildew or any other kind of disease, put them in plastic bags and get rid of them, not in

you don' t want that disease to pop up again next year. ray: here i have more serious shears. what do i use these for? margaret: these are great for things that are up to a quarter of an inch, things that are bigger in size the -- and will help make your job go easier. ray: can i use a weed wacker to credit or does that do too much damage? some of these get older, they have a stem that, unless you have a good week back her, it is not going to cut right through. the things that are more secular, there is no reason to use a weed wacker. ray: make your garden look also for winter.

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erin: well, it' s a sure sign of the holidays. starbucks has rolled out its red cups and seasonal drinks. this year' s cup is to town. the coffee giant has started offering holiday beverages like chestnut praline latte, gingerbread latte, eggnog latte , and peppermint mocha.

kevin: what is this coffee you are talking about? through the morning. kevin: no idea what you are talking about. days. otherwise, we' crew the weekend. erin: starting tonight at 5:00, auto safety ratings will include grandfathered under fire for with a loaded gun. weapon. that does it for us.

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