and i approve this message. sean: now at noon, a deadly shooting on the west side of manchester. investigators have released the victim' s name and say this is not a random crime. >> old-fashioned. i like it. sean: presidential candidates file for the first in the nation primary. the names that have already been added to the ballot. plus, an election day recap, including the close finish for mayor of manchester. kevin: great stretch of weather continues for the time being. when we will cool off, and a peek into the weekend, 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.

sean: off the top this noon, the attorney general' s office has identified the man who was shot and killed outside his manchester apartment. good afternoon, everybody. i am sean mcdonald. investigators say 37-year-old michael pittman was shot. an autopsy is planned for today, . however the ag' s office is , calling this a homicide. wmur' s ray brewer is live at the scene, and ray, i understand you , spoke to his widow? ray: that is correct. she is too upset to go on camera. as you can see behind me, police are continuing to investigate the circumstances surrounding her husband' s death. she says she is having difficulty coping with the death of her husband, but almost as bad are the venomous comments people are posting on social media. "i want people to know he was a good father." she says this picture showing her and michael was his favorite hit tuesday night around 6:30,

apartment where he lived with his wife, two-year-old daughter, and 13-year-old stepdaughter. >> i just heard 4 gunshots. and then i heard somebody say "call 911," so i just got on the phone and called. ray: other witnesses say they heard as many as six gunshots, but that is not what crystal recalls. one man across the street says he saw three people running away from the scene, but they wer all wearing hoodies and he could not get a good description. e the indications are that this is not a random attack. >> she has only been here a month now. we have our he got this going on. that' s already got this going a good i' m hoping she will find another place array from here. ray: donna campbell says she checked on her daughter and her grandchildren, and is nervous about what the future holds. >> it is getting scary where you don' t even want to let your kids outside, you know what i' m saying?

husband had been receiving threatening text messages, but it was something he tried to shield her from, so she is not exactly sure what they were about. while the attorney general' s office has not commented on the possible motive, kerry and says her husband was battling his own personal demons in the form of drug addiction. but it is a battle she thought he was winning. reporting live in manchester, ray brewer, wmur news 9. sean: we are expecting to learn more about an investigation in swanzey where a body was , discovered inside a home after a small fire. firefighters were called to a house on carlton road yesterday morning. when they arrived, someone had already put out the flames. the fire marshal' s office says the owner of the home had died on monday, the day before the fire and the body was still , inside. commitment 2016 now. historic day in the granite state. today marks the first day for presidential candidates to file for the primary election. at least two major candidates

weren' t wasting any time. wmur' s andy hershberger has more the first candidates to file. democrat martin o' malley were the first get on the ballot in the primary. both were at the secretary of state' s office this morning in concord. o' candidate to sign up. he is lagging behind hillary clinton and bernie sanders in most polls. all that is required is a one-page form and $1000. the filing period runs through november 20. trump turned over his check to the secretary of state dalgaard around 11:15. before that, he held a rally on the statehouse steps. mr. trump: i came here to file because i feel you have to come here to file, and you have this many people show up in the morning. most of these people are working. i know that could as i say, these are hard workers. you are not allowed to use that expression? these are hard workers. mr. o'

malley: this is the great work of our time and this is the message of this campaign. there is a difference between words and actions. andy: anybody who wants to be on the ballot in the primary can register. the record was in 1992, when the 61 people signed up. in 2012, 40,000 presidential candidates from 26 states got on the new hampshire delegate andy hershberger, wmur news 9. sean: continuing our commitment coverage, a major shift in national polls this noon showing donald trump and ben carson still neck and neck but senator marco rubio has recently surged. abc' s stephanie ramos has more. stephanie: the process, the poll numbers, all remains fluid as we see yet another change to how republican voters see their candidates. senator rubio: i am not going to attack other republicans. we are doing hillary clinton' s work for her. stephanie: senator marco rigo not only went after democrats, but personal finance jabs. senator rubio: i only have the

stephanie: as for his former mentor and no competitor -- senator rubio: someone has told him to attack marco to win. i don' t agree. >> we are americans, dammit. stephanie: despite his latest show of enthusiasm in your country, state he is desperate to win, a poll shows that bush has slipped to the lowest in a national poll so far. rubio shot up to 14% support since his last debate reached in the polls since his arrival donald trump jumped in the race. to do great in new hampshire. stephanie: companies filing for the ballot in the primary confining himself to neck in the polls with ben carson could he is stepping back after reading - tweeting a picture of the bush only next to a swastika.

hispanic groups will be asking nbc to dump from from "snl" on saturday. the group says that his comments on immigration are racist. stephanie ramos, abc news, washington. sean: trump and o' malley aren' t the only candidates in the granite state today. republicans jeb bush, marco rubio, and lindsay graham all have multiple stops scheduled. former secretary of state madeleine albright will be campaigning for hillary clinton today in concord as well. more than 300 mayoral races happened nationwide, and in the queen city the results were very close. the margin of victory was so narrow that a recount is expected. with nearly 20,000 ballots cast, manchester mayor ted gatsas beat democratic challenger joyce craig by just 75 votes. it was clear early on last night that the results were going to be close. with high voter turnout, both campaigns were watching closely and while gatsas is confident his victory will stand craig isn' t conceding just yet. in nashua, former mayor james

he claimed victory over chris williams. in concord, incumbent jim bouley easily won another term. in berlin, incumbent paul grenier also won another term leading the city with 70% of the tally. and in dover, a similar story where mayor karen weston is returning for another term. for complete results from the mayoral, alderman, and city council races go to wmur.com. we have posted all the information we have received. next at noon a key decision in , the trial against a 16-year-old boy accused of murdering his teacher. and a parachute coming to the rescue, potentially saving lives as a plane ran into trouble. kevin: huge dome of high-pressure over texas. it eventually goes down and brings us arranged chance and the huge change for the weekend. sean: in "cook' s corner," ever

s beauty supply store in salem. police say 44-year-old douglas banks brandished a knife to the teller and demanded money. police later arrested the man without any conflicts and later located the money. thanks has been charged with robbery.

new this noon a massachusetts , teen accused of murdering his teacher has been deemed competent to stand trial. philip chism' s murder trial was stopped after he started exhibiting strange behavior. in addition to refusing to enter the courtroom, he was also banging his head on a wall, a table, and the floor of his holding cell. a dramatic rescue caught on camera. a plane in trouble, the pilot and passenger on board saved from a crash landing thanks to a good old-fashioned parachute. abc' s scott goldberg has the story. scott: it was the scene out of a movie. >> plane down, man down. scott: a parachute carrying a plane to the ground. making an emergency letting not -- making an emergency landing on the road. onlookers calling 911.

scott: officials say the aircraft of develop problems after takeoff. >> it suffered severe loss of pressure. scott: the pilot, former walmart ceo bill simon, tried to set up a landing at a nearby airport. but with the engine out and the rapid ascent, simon decided to pull the emergency chute, which flew the plane to a road in fayetteville. the plaintiff hit a truck driving with a woman and two children inside, leaving the woman in charge. >> we are fortunate that no one was hurt worse than they were and that the plane did not impact into a building or something like that. scott: the plane has been moved and the faa is investigating. scott goldberg, abc news from new york. sean: a sense that they give the pilot, you are going to need this sunday. kevin: more questions than answers. the big change arrives just in time for the weekend. sean: today is national eating healthy day.

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skarupa with your stormwatch 9 forecast. kevin: similar temperatures, similar amounts of sunshine. the big difference is the wind, only going 5-10 miles an hour in most locations that most could looks to set up another cool evening across the area, with just a little bit more fog starting to form. you notice just a few icons across the area. temperatures above the freezing mark as you get across mount washington. that is the milder air attempting to push in. for the rest of us, of a couple degrees cooler than yesterday. a few spots yesterday to finish off in the lower range of the 70' s. there will be a lot of areas in the mid-60' s, which you take for this time of year, certainly with the sunshine. november is known as the cloudiest month of the year if you look at all of the averages for each month. we have not started that way. a good deal of sunshine away from the mountains over the last several days, and it looks to continue.

you notice with the big ridge of high pressure and controlled, you start to get on the backside of the high-pressure system. those start to weave their way into the picture a little bit more. for now we are trying to clear up new 60 degrees and we will be in the mid-60' s in southern areas and possibly even an onshore breeze off the coast of the afternoon. milder temperatures the next few days. this will be the warmest of days but at the same time, quite a few more clouds continuing to build in. fair skies for the afternoon. temperatures in the low to mid 60' s. dropping into the 40' s up north but you' ll also notice with the light winds, clouds and fog angle. there may be a few areas of fog

the mid-to-late afternoon, quite a few more clouds building in. notice tomorrow night how many more low clouds and patchy fog develop. there may be drizzle coming out of that friday morning. best chance of a passing shower or two will be on friday afternoon and into friday evening. skies cleared later friday night. this will bring the cooler air in in time for the weekend itself. we are in the 60' s for this afternoon. notice in the extended forecast, keep the milder temperatures around for friday. chance of a passing shower in the afternoon after drizzle early. 50' s on saturday, 40' s for the highs. s head to cook' s corner. sean: hi, everybody. and healthy. joined by marilyn mills. thanks for being here. marilyn: thanks for having me on behalf of the market heart association and stroke

association. national eating healthy day. the truth is that both heart attacks and stroke are a leading cause of death in america, and as a dietitian and representing need to let people know that they can reduce the controlled risks to these diseases, and one of the best ways is through a healthy diet and adding fruits and vegetables. you have got to make them accessible and make them easy to take, and you have got to make them tasty. i am going to get right to it. we' re going to make an orange and radish salad. i know what you are thinking. you might not like radishes because you think they are bitter. but you haven' t had my cinnamon vinaigrette. in the vinaigrette, we have olive oil and we are going to add a little bit of orange juice and lemon juice. and then we' re going to add a little bit of sugar just to balance off the acidity.

cinnamon, cumin, just a -- of c-- just a dash of cayenne and sea salt. sean: basic spices. marilyn: it comes together, and we' re not having this salad in a bowl. oh, no. we are going to make this salad in a jar. you always put the dressing at the bottom. sean: you just did that. marilyn: and then when you' re are going to do, we are going to add the hard vegetables first. that is going to be our registers. sean: the radishes you are going to change my mind about. marilyn: they want the bitter when you put them inside. when you make the chart salad, you can do 2 options. we are going to do the wide mouth bell jar. supermarkets. lots of different stores have them. if you are trying to get your veggies in a salad, you want to be aiming for about 2 cups of vegetables, and don'

t forget the fruit. as we get into winter -- i know it feels beautiful today, but we are heading to interpret -- heading to winter. other root vegetables. roasted beets, sweet potato. it could have been grapefruit sections instead of orange sections. remember, you can still get the nutrition in not just fresh, but can fruits as well. these are the mandarin oranges. i could' ve used a common time. now what we are going to is loaded up with the greens. could' ve been kale. this is the best part. we are going to put our toasted almonds on top. what you want to do is put the lid on tight. i wish you could hear the freshest when it pops. this is a side salad. if you wanted to add purging-like chicken, lean pork

if you' re looking for more ideas for celebrating, all year round, not just national eating healthy day, but you can go to the website, which is hea rt.org/healthyliving. i hope you will enjoy your salad in a jar. sean: by the way, happy national eating healthy day to everybody out there.

sean: a sticky tradition is coming clean. seattle' s iconic gum wall will be scrubbed down for the first time in 20 years. it has been that long. the dirty work begins next week. there are an estimated 150 pieces of gum per brick and more than a million wads of gum on that wall. ew! this is a picture of our executive producer making sticky history. no worries, the tradition will continue after the cleaning. kevin: i have way too many questions with the show winding

sean: we would just keep going. kevin: we are looking at the warmer temperatures. it will continue through friday. chance for a shower and cooler air in the weekend. sean: don' t want to gum up the works. at 5:00, a new challenge for grocery stores. most commonly stolen item. consumers are using online days. hill. that does it for us. have a great afternoon. if you think we can grow our economy while ignoring climate change, think again. america's are already moving using existing technology to improve their bottom line. now we need a plan to help businesses and families across america to save money on electricity and create millions of new jobs. it all starts

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