sean: now on daybreak, at least one person is dead after a small plane from new hampshire crashed off the coast of new york city. it is not clear yet who the victim is. erin: the race for governor is growing. democrat mark connolly is launching his campaign today and is already making a promise to voters. kevin: the warm temperature can -- temperatures continue. the front and when it arrives to change everything for the weekend ahead. sean: do you recognize this vehicle? two people got out and smashed car windows at bedford high school. >> no one covers new hampshire like we do. now, wmur news 9 daybreak.

it will go rack -- grow back in an hour. [laughter] sean: good morning, everybody. i' m sean mcdonald. erin: if you did not watch the last half hour. are you going to give people a little taste? it is all for movember. sean: he has a whole staff that gets a made up in the morning. cast of thousands. kevin: we start off early this morning with fair skies across the region. temperatures have drifted back away from the coast into the upper 20' s and mid-30' s. we are looking at temperatures going anywhere from 64 to 72 from north to south. it will come with a little bit of a southwesterly breeze which only picks up tonight and tomorrow ahead of a front that comes through. we will talk about the changes coming up. let' s take a look at your thursday morning ride. we' re joined live by 95.7 wzid' s deb davidson.

deb: good morning, kevin. we are just getting word of a crash on 93 southbound up in the meredith area south of exit 23 at mile marker 66.6. the left lane is closed. if you are commuting in that area, give yourself extra time. once you do get through that, it looks ok as you make your way to the concord area down through the hooksett tolls and then from manchester to salem. the everett turnpike looks good from the bedford tolls. if you are commuting into the massachusetts area, 93 south is already slow in the andover area right around 495. this report is being brought to kia of nashua. i' m deb davidson for 95.7 wzid. erin: we are following breaking news from branch unaware police are looking for a teenager missing -- we are following breaking news -- police are looking for a missing teenager.

16-year-old julian hofstetter has not been seen since 8:00 last night. he is six feet tall, weighs 200 pounds, and has brown hair. he was last seen on foot, wearing a blue coat. sean: developing out of central maine, a man shot and killed two women and a man inside the home they shared before going outside and killing himself last night. the scene in the town of oakland, maine remains active. police have not commented on a possible motive, but say a four-year-old girl was inside at home and was not hurt. she is now staying with family members. senator kelly ayotte is up for reelection next year and it seems more and more likely that she will face a challenge from within her own party. erin: conservatives met in concord to discuss the primary last night. that is where we find ray brewer. ray: this is not a new effort, but it does appear to beginning momentum. top liberty conservatives

night near the state house to talk about replacing senator ayotte with someone even more conservative. the meeting ended without choosing a challenger, though former house speaker bill o' brien' s name has been floated and he was at the meeting last night. many who attended say they are upset with her recent vote on the budget and her support of an energy plan from the white house. >> she has been drinking the kool-aid and she has been liking tricking the kool-aid in washington and that is a problem. it is a problem for the people who fought for her and worked for her and knocked on doors for her. she is now turning her back on them. ray: former new hampshire gop chairman jack kimball says the key is to ensure the movement gets behind a single candidate so support is not split. senator ayotte responded by telling news 9, "new hampshire comes first for me and i' m focused on doing my job serving the people of new hampshire and

continuing to deliver results for them." reporting live, ray brewer. sean: with governor maggie hassan also running for senator ayotte' s seats, the race to replace her in the corner office is growing. mark connolly will officially launches campaign later today in manchester. the 60-year-old newcastle democrat has worked in the private sector as a financial advisor and served in the government as a deputy secretary of a and the head of the bureau of securities regulation. he says his top priorities are jobs and the economy. he wants more transparency and less partisanship. mark connolly: i' m a democrat, but we are from new hampshire first, so i' m hoping to attract independents and some republicans and i' m going to be a pragmatic voice for all new hampshire. sean: he is pledging that if he wins he will not run for any higher office. he says like john lynch, he has

no interest in going to washington. he is the second democrat in the race. state house majority leader jack flanagan has stepped down from his duties effective immediately. he recently formed an exploratory committee to running -- investigate running for congress for the seat held by annie kuster. erin: the small airplane registered to a man from rye has crashed off the coast of queens, new york and the coast guard says they have recovered a body. the beechcraft plane crashed about 8:00 last night in mile and a half from breezy point part ways through a scheduled flight from philly to portsmouth. the plane is registered to james mcgee of rye, but it is not clear if he was on board or why the plane went down. the faa says no distress call was ever made. sean: bedford police are looking for two people caught on camera vandalizing two cars parked at

two people, likely a man and a woman, got out of the car last week and smashed the windows of two other cars, though nothing was taken from inside. police say this was the vehicle involved -- an older white ford explorer. erin: still ahead on news 9 daybreak, is all that patriotism for professional sporting events for real? it seems the teams are being paid a lot of money. sean: no snow, no problem for skiers and waterville valley, where some future olympians could be training. erin: state lawmakers are going back to work early with just one issue on the agenda --

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sean: good morning. we do have partly cloudy to mostly clear skies. kevin: temperatures have cooled off from the upper ranges of the 20' s to lower ranges of the 30' s. temperatures will go into the 60' s and lower 70' s. we will tell you how long it lasts in just a minute. sean: professional sports teams around the country are coming under fire for what is being called "paid patriotism." erin: the u.s. senate report reveals the patriots, red sox, bruins, and celtics have all been paid since 2012 to host tributes to the troops, including $700,000 paid to the pats. 53 million taxpayer dollars --

>> there is a lot of good things that professional sports due to honor the men and women who serve in the military, but these millions of dollars are not acceptable as an expenditure of taxpayer dollars. erin: the nfl says if it finds any inappropriate payments, teams will be required to pay back the money. sean: there might not be any snow on the ground, but that is not stopping skiers from the historic ski club at waterville valley has year-round programs, including an indoor facility and training help -- no snow needed. the black and blue trail smashers snowsports education foundation, including its waterville valley academy, has just been designated a community olympic development program. you can learn more about the programs in the "escape outside" section of wmur.com. if you are training for the

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the hospital or they just refuse you turn around and walk away, you are going to be back there in a few hours for another overdose. sean: what does it really take to be a 24/7 lifeline for people trying to get off of heroin? find out tonight at 11:00. erin: a corrections officer has pled not guilty to his role in helping to prisoners escape. gene palmer admits he gave david' s wet and richard matt access to prison catwalks, but says he did not know of their plan to escape. he has been suspended and remains free on bond. his attorney says there are talks concerning a possible plea deal. sean: tech talk is back. today, we take a look at a mobile app that helps you buy and sell goods locally with the tap of a finger.

classified ads and craigslist posts. unclassified items, you can browse or search by category, and the results are sorted by their proximity to you. it also serves as a space to sell your own new or used items. buyers and sellers are required to create secure profiles so you can see you are dealing with and there is a built-in chat function so users can negotiate and discuss the details. it is free to download in the apple app store and the google place store. the founder of 1-800-flowers has a new nonprofit flower farm on long island and at helping adults with developmental disabilities. the entire staff at smile farms are adults with disabilities. founder jim mccann says 80% of people with developmental disabilities in the u.s. are unemployed and this is a small way he can help. there are already plans with a

second smile farm. erin: what a great idea. nasa says it will announce exciting new findings from mars today. they will must give any hints until the press conference this afternoon. the space agency is also looking for new employees. >> nasa is on a journey to mars and we are recruiting the next generation of space pioneers. think you' ve got what it takes? we want you to apply for the astronaut program. erin: nasa is providing more details on instagram and twitter , saying it selects qualified astronaut candidates from a diverse all of citizens with a wide variety of backgrounds. applications will be accepted from december 14 through mid february. nasa is expected to announce its newest astronaut candidates sometime in 2017. so, if you want to go to mars on a mission, here is your chance. sean: food and housing are provided.

astronauts in a capsule and send them to mars and you have your own reality show. [laughter] sean: you want in? erin: sponsored by mars bar. kevin: we start off early this morning with fair skies. patchy fog in lower line valleys. we are looking at fair skies out there today and a good deal of sunshine into the afternoon before some clouds start to drift in later today and into this evening. there could be some drizzle around early tomorrow morning. any sort of rain chances are pretty big news as we are not expecting much over the next 5-7 days. we have clear skies early this morning. waiting on. afternoon and evening. temperatures early this morning ranging from the upper range of the 20'

s to mid and upper 30' s. 47, jeffrey. areas of elevation are little bit warmer. 39 atop mount washington. there is that surge of warmth in the midsection of the country. the wind starts to pick up out of the southwest later this afternoon. a slower start to the day, but highs ranging from 64 to 72-73 by midafternoon. eventually, the southwest wind kicks in and we will have a lot of sunshine through the afternoon before i clouds drift in late in the day. some extra clouds of north. low clouds, fog trying to form later on tonight. the could be drizzle out of the thickest of the fog overnight. the temperatures only fall back into the 50' s overnight. tomorrow, back into the 60' s or lower 70' s. breaks of sun after early fog burns off.

around the evening commute, showers approach. not everyone is going to see those. if you don' t, you likely go through next wednesday without any sort of precipitation. as that clears, we bring in the cooler, drier air. by saturday, highs only in the 50' to go along with it. into the 40' s after starting in the 20' with sunshine before we start week. temperatures making a run at 70 in a good part of the state. temperatures only fall into the 50' s later tonight. clouds, fog forming overnight. patchy drizzle is a possibility toward morning. from there, more clouds and sun, but a few breaks tomorrow. chance of a shower late in the day or into the evening sets up a cooler breeze that kicks in and out of the northwest. highs will be in the 50' s and then the cooler 40' s for sunday

before we start to turn another proverbial corner and head back into the 50' s for highs. the first half of next week, a little bit cooler, but we are looking at at least the chance of a warm up across the area. sean: great. let' s get to our top stories. we are following breaking news. police and fish and game officers are looking for a missing teenager. 16 euros julian hofstetter has not been seen since 8:00 last night. he is a student at the hampshire country school, which serves students with disabilities. a small plane registered to a man from rye crashed off the coast of queens, new york. one person died, but it is unclear who was on board. democrat mark connolly is launching his bid for governor later today in manchester. the former state securities regulator says his top priorities are jobs and the economy. he said he has no interest in serving in washington. erin: coming up, think you have

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kevin: a live look in portsmouth where temperatures make a run at 70. the record high tomorrow is only 62 degrees. we will likely be there by 10:00 tomorrow morning. we are looking at warmer temperatures the next couple of days. the details coming up. sean: all right. the sun coming up out there. one of the first silent films created by walt disney is about to hit the screen again for the first time in nearly 90 years area -- 90 years. erin: "labor else was made in 1928 and stars oswald the lucky rabbit. -- "sleigh bells" was made in 1928 and stars oswald the lucky rabbit.

it will be shown publicly in london in december. sean: way back in the day, cartoons looked pretty cool. erin: they did. sean: teachers have a hard job, but one educator is earning praise for going an extra step area erin: this picture of tommy guy holding the child of one of his students has gone viral. the student is now in culinary school, but says she has not forgotten his efforts to help her focus on class work. she was living in a shelter at the time and could not afford daycare, so the teacher would take care of her child in class. sean: still happening. those teachers out there. our smartphones making people dumber? we will explain a growing issue

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>> no one covers new hampshire like we do. now, wmur news 9 daybreak. sean: welcome back. good morning everybody on this thursday. 41 degrees. still waiting for the sun to rise and meredith. erin: it does not really look real. it looks like a postcard. we will get to your weather right after our top stories. new hampshire conservatives met in concord to discuss challenging kelly ayotte in the 2016 primary. the search continues for the person who shot in manchester man outside his apartment on tuesday night. the executive council has approved a legislative session to focus on the heroin crisis.

kevin: wow. he' s great. we start off early this morning with fair skies across our area. a little bit of patchy fog to contend with along lakes and rivers. we are starting off in the upper 20' s to lower 40' s from north to south. i temperatures in the 60' s to lower 70' s with a breeze out of the southwest. sean: more nice weather. let' s check out the roads starting with a live look at i-93 from our common man camera. kevin: we' re joined live by 95.7 wzid' s deb davidson. good thursday morning. deb: good thursday morning, kevin and sean. crews are still on the scene of a crash on 93 southbound in the meredith area south of exit 23 at mile marker 66.6. once you get through that, things look good all the way into concord and then through the hooksett tolls. we are not seeing any problems

the everett turnpike southbound, we are seeing slowdowns. if you are commuting into massachusetts, traffic is slow from 495 into sullivan square. this report is being brought to you by peters honda, nissan, and kia of nashua. from the wzid traffic network, i' m deb davidson for 95.7 wzid. erin: we continue to follow breaking news out of range. authorities are asking for your help in finding a missing teen. sean: 16-year-old julian hofstetter disappeared last night and was last seen at the hampshire country school, which provides services for students with disabilities. he was on foot and wearing a blue coat. anyone who sees him matching this description is asked to call 911. erin: senator kelly ayotte is up for reelection next year and she faces a tough fight.

now, she may have to defend herself against members of her own party. sean: ray brewer joins us live in concord, where conservatives met to discuss a possible primary challenge. ray: good morning. there is not a challenger just yet, but those at that meeting did decide to continue the effort to try to replace senator ayotte with someone even more conservative. top liberty conservatives gathered in concord wednesday night to talk about challenging incumbent republican senator kelly ayotte. >> a lot of people are really, really ticked off at her. ray: many who attended the meeting are upset with the recent vote by the senator on the budget and her support for an energy plan out of the obama white house. >> she has been drinking the kool-aid and she has been liking drinking the kool-aid and washington and that is a problem for the people who fought for her and worked for her and knocked on doors for her, that she is now turning her back on them.

brien on -- called the meeting. he says this is not about him. >> if kelly ayotte had been doing her job, if she had been voting the way she told us she was going to come of this meeting would not happen. ray: o' brien said the focus is on organizing. >> let' s make sure we have the answer about support, financial, grassroots, and so forth. then we will choose a candidate. ray: others appear to be ready to lead the charge. former new hampshire gop chairman jack kimball says the key is to ensure the movement gets behind a single candidate area >> we have a very strong conservative base. in 2010, 70 2% of the conservative vote was split between six conservative candidates. we have got to come out of this with one. that is how you win. ray: in response to the meeting, senator ayotte told news 9, "new

m focused on doing my job serving the people of new deliver results for them. reporting live, ray brewer. candidates are expected to file included on the new hampshire primary ballot. the secretary of state' s office and 9:00 this morning. carly fiorina is scheduled to file at noon. bernie sanders will be filing at 3:00. you can watch the filings live on wmur.com or on our mobile app. two other candidates filed on wednesday. martin o' malley was the first contender to make the trip to concord. donald trump also filed to have his name on the ballot. a few other candidates will be in the granite state today, but they are not planning on filing just yet. john kasich will be making stops in greenland, durham, and londonderry. lindsey graham is paying visits

chris christie is attending events in nashua and somersworth. sean: several new hampshire democrats are pleading for more debates between the democratic presidential candidates. currently, the dnc has approved six debates and ahead of the dnc says no more will be added. some feel the committee is overstepping its authority. >> the people ought to show. we are the people and we are the residence of new hampshire and we happen to feel that more debates are essential and an integral part of the process. sean: so far, the republican candidates have taken part in three debates and another is set for next week. erin: the search continues for a person who shot and killed a manchester man outside his apartment on tuesday night. police were called to 472 granite street after residents reported hearing gunshots. police identified the victim is 37-year-old michael pittman.

he lived at the apartment with his wife, 2-year-old daughter, and 13-year-old stepdaughter. police do not believe the shooting was random. anyone with information is urged to call the manchester police department. sean: the 16-year-old hunter helped rescue a man injured in an atv accident. the 66-year-old was riding on his atv when it rolled over. the 16-year-old hunter heard the man yelling for help and call 911 immediately. the man was taken to the hospital with nonlife threatening injuries. erin: a litchfield man was captured this week in manchester. 24-year-old joseph staph was arrested during a traffic stop on monday night. he was wanted as a fugitive from justice for failing to appear in court in massachusetts last month. he was originally charged in the baystate with two counts of breaking and entering. sean: a lancaster business owner

charges -- to prison time. daniel fournier solicited 13 customers to refinance their auto loans and then kept the proceeds without paying the original loans. those customers ended up with two loans on the same vehicle. erin: the executive council has voted to approve governor maggie hassan' s request to reconvene the legislature for a special session focused on addressing the heroin crisis. she says the state cannot wait until january to address the epidemic, arguing that the issue merits single-minded focus on bipartisan action. the council approved the governor' s request, but not without criticism. >> we have had in action, in action, in action and now the governor' s office is saying hurry up, hurry up. >> i' m pleased we continue to

hearing from their constituency tend every day. erin: the special session is set november 18. sean: the meredith public library is holding a fun event just for adults this month. grown-ups are invited to take part in adult coloring night. the event is being held on tuesday, november 17. pencils will be provided. again. why do you have to stop coloring when you become an adult? erin: you don' t have to now. sean: coming up, having a tough time remembering phone numbers? you may be suffering from a condition called "digital amnesia." erin: they may look like standard pencils, but they have a much bigger purpose. the plantable pencils actually grow into vegetables and veggies. kevin: starting off with fair skies.

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kevin: thursday morning, november 5. a lot of bright sunshine. upper 20' s to near 40 in the south.

highs today, 60' s to lower reaches of the 70' s this afternoon. we are looking at a big change starting tomorrow with a front moving in. we will have the details coming up. erin: we are following breaking news out of berlin. right now, firefighters around the scene of a fire that displaced seven people. sean: the fire was reported shortly after 5:00 in berlin. it took nearly an hour to get the fire under control, but officials say they were able to contain the flames. no injuries have been reported and it is not clear what sparked the flames. erin: we are also following a developing story out of maine. police say four people are dead after an overnight shooting in oakland. sean: maine state police say the shooting happened around 8:00 last night. they have identified the gunman as herman durico. they believe he shot three people and then turned the gun on himself. a four-year-old girl was inside the home at the time,

but she was not hurt. the investigation continues in a bizarre case in illinois. erin: a veteran police officer staged a scene to make it appear he was shot and killed when he actually committed suicide. it all began when lieutenant charles gliniewicz radioed in saying he was in pursuit of three suspicious man. minutes later, police found the officer dead. hundreds of officers from across the country attended his funeral believing he had been murdered, but on wednesday, investigators revealed he staged his own suicide. >> lieutenant charles gliniewicz committed the ultimate betrayal to the citizens he served and the entire law enforcement community. erin: investigators say he was about to be exposed as a thief for allegedly stealing thousands of dollars from a youth program run by the police department. sean: some diners in florida got burglar crashed right through the restaurant ceiling.

phone with 911 dispatch, the guy falls through the ceiling on a patron. unbelievable. sean: feast your eyes. the whole thing was caught on surveillance video. the attempted burglar cut a hole in the bathroom ceiling and was try to crawl to the office where the safe was located when he fell through and landed in the dining room. diners were able to hold him until police arrived. erin: police in rutland for mont say someone used -- rutland, vermont say someone used a credit union. members of a rescue team saw someone using a tractor to ram yesterday morning. >> at first, you would assume it was a drunk farmer or something. i was scrolling through facebook and i read the article and i it. erin: for the credit union, this was no laughing matter. it took the entire day to repair

loose. sean: do you often forget phone memories? suffering from "digital amnesia." remember everything for us. a survey conducted by a cyber security firm in massachusetts found that 91% of participants treated mobile devices as an extension of their brain. 44% believe their smartphone need to know. >> it is not just phone numbers, but like, like dates and memories. it is on your phone, so you forget about it. >> the key is for people to ask, what are you offloading from your brain and putting on your device? the for the appropriate app or software to protect it. sean: a little usb port behind my year. 35% of the youngest people surveyed say they would panic if they lost access to their smartphone data.

erin: i don' t know anyone' s phone numbers. i used to know them all. the celtics play their first night at the indiana pacers. check out this interesting play. jae crowder was inbounding the length of the court and -- look at this --it actually went in. sean: that is unbelievable. erin: but it doesn' because he was out of bounds. sean: they should add extra credit. erin: great shot. in the end, the pacers won 100- 98. the celtics are 1-3 this season. the play the wizards tomorrow. the unh field hockey team is ready for the america east tournament. they will play the university of pacific. america east has a western division that includes teams like pacific and uc davis. sean: listen to this. a danish company is making pencils you can plant when you are done using them.

they contain a biodegradable capsule with seeds. once the pencil is too short to use, you just plant the stub in some dirt and water it. when the capsule dissolves, the seeds grow into a plant theoretically, if you have a green thumb. the plantable pencils come and 14 varieties of veggies, herbs, and flowers. erin: check out this video from arizona. it is a spotted skunk caught showing off handstand skills. that' s right. he is doing a handstand. that is the tale. the trick is actually part of the animal' s defense mechanism. before spraying, spotted skunks will sometimes do a handstand. why not? they do it to try to intimidate aggressors. [laughter] sean: you can tell. it looks like a larger screen -- creature. erin: i' m going to spray you. i' m going to really spray you.

sean: is this what you look like when you dance? kevin: unfortunately, this is what happens when aggressors. sean: stop doing the handstand. kevin: we have fair skies across the area. deb: a light breeze picking up later this afternoon. we have a few extra clouds up in the north country. otherwise, it is where we went over the last several days, which is well above the average. you will notice clouds extending down through pennsylvania. this becomes a little bit more of a reality. the front does not arrive until later tomorrow afternoon or tomorrow evening. inland section down into the mid and upper 30'

s depending on your elevation, some of the higher elevations are some of the warmest bots this morning. the warmer air continues to come in. as the southwest wind starts to mix down through the afternoon, highs between 64 and 72 with the breeze out of the southwest. it will be a mild day today and a mild evening. we will have the patchy fog out there in spots, maybe even a little bit of drizzle to start the day tomorrow. otherwise clouds, a couple breaks of sun, and the front on the doorstep late into the day. a broken line of showers making their way across the area. those will move to clean. once that goes by, clearing skies setting up a chillier day with a cold breeze on saturday. highs will only be on -- in the 50' s on saturday. we will be in the 40'

once the cooler air rotates through the northeast sometime sunday, we start to warm up again. your forecast today, we start off in the 30' s and a lot of areas and we get back into the 60' s and 70' s. maybe a 72 or 73. you will notice, in the extended forecast, it lasts through tomorrow and then a front comes through with a chance for a shower or two and then we start to cool off behind that system. 50' s for highs. still a little bit of a northerly breeze for sunday, but it will be with full sunshine at highs only in the 40' s. from there, we start to warm up early next week. temperatures should be back in the lower and mid 50' s on monday. a lot of sunshine on wednesday. thursday. a huge thank you to atkinson academy which hosted me for a talk to the fourth-graders and the atkinson garden club. we talked about all things

weather and seasons, water cycle rainbows. them. gradeschool kids and from the gardeners, as well. you need to know what the weather is going to do if you are gardening in the yard. a big thank you. i had a great time. that sweatshirt. erin: not today or tomorrow. kevin: i did have some sweatpants that will match that perfect. erin: check this out. nasa sharing new video of the sun in ultrahigh definition. the images show the sun in action rotating and sending out solar flares. they captured the video using wavelengths invisible to the human eye. it is a great thing we can actually see this. sean: it is beautiful, actually. erin: it is really awesome. sean: still to come on news 9 daybreak, a final check of your

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sean: fish and game officers are asking for your help finding a missing teen. 16-year-old julian hofstetter was last seen around 8:00 last night at the hampstead country school out in rindge. erin: seven people were displaced after fire broke out at their multi family home in berlin. the fire started shortly after 5:00 at a building on 2nd avenue. no injuries were reported. sean: a small plane registered the coast of queens, new york last night. one person died in the crash, but at this time, it is unclear who was actually on board. erin: democrat mark connolly is launching his bid for governor today in manchester. the former state securities regulator says his top economy. kevin: we start off early this patchy fog out there. temperatures have cooled off. upper 20' s to upper 30' s early this morning.

s to lower 70' we have been going through this all week. we do see a front coming through later tomorrow. good breeze around. erin: coming up next on "good morning america," they will tell you about a south boston family at the center of the medical mystery. the seventh of seven sisters cancer. video of serena williams getting back your own phone after a

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