to believe in. sanders: i'm bernie sanders, and i approve this message. >> a search for answers in the unsolved murder of denise robert berube >> our greatest days are adam: marco rubio making his presidency official. another democrat joining the race for governor. the pledge mark connolly is making about his political future. kevin: another mild afternoon as temps jump after a cool start. how much longer this can last and the changes for the weekend ahead.

adam: right now, several streets in manchester' s north end are blocked off as the f.b.i. and manchester police search for clues in the murder of denise robert. good afternoon, i' m adam sexton. the 62-year-old was shot and killed over two months ago on august 30. since robert was murdered, there have been no arrests, and a reward for information in the case has gone unclaimed. ray brewer is live near the scene of the murder. ray, what exactly are investigators doing right now? ray: adam, most of the morning investigators have been concentrating their search for evidence in the lawn of the home that you see there, about a block away from where robert was shot. beginning at place on ray street, where robert' s body was discovered the night of august 30, investigators used a device to pinpoint the line of sight where the evidence might be found. that led them to the front lawn of a house on the corner of carpenter and north adams street. members of the team taped off the front lawn into lanes, while

lawn with metal detectors. it has been a little over two months since robert died from a single gunshot wound. robert was a longtime advertising employee for the union leader, and used to take walks in the north end neighborhood every sunday night. neighbors have said that they saw a pickup truck speeding away from the scene, but it' s unclear if that pickup was connected in any way with the shooting. the fbi and police are expected to continue their search you can see them working with the metal detector. they have also been planting flags. it' s not clear what they are looking for but is related to the murder. i' m ray brewer. deadly shooting in manchester. s office says that michael pittman died

of a gunshot wound to the torso. he was shot tuesday night outside his granite street apartment. investigators are calling his death a homicide and say the shooting is not random. they are still searching for the suspect. an investigation is underway this noon after a small plane registered to a rye man crashed off the coast of queens, new york. the coast guard has recovered a body. the beechcraft plane crashed around 8:00 last night. it took off from philadelphia and was headed to portsmouth. the plane is registered to james mcgee of rye. it is not clear if he was actually on board. the faa says no distress call was ever made. in commitment 2016, it' s a busy day in the granite state as seven presidential candidates are in town. three are adding their names to the first in the nation primary ballot. for the republicans, marco rubio stopped by the secretary of state' s office at 9:00 this morning. and carly fiorina is scheduled to file at any moment. she is the 4th major candidate to file.

will be democrat bernie sanders. yesterday martin o' malley became the first major candidate to file in concord. donald trump also filed to have his name on the ballot. you can watch the filings live on our website, wmur.com or on our mobile app. three gop contenders who have yet to file are campaigning in our first in the nation primary state today. jeb bush held a town hall meeting in north conway this morning. john kasich is paying visits in greenland, durham and londonderry. lindsay graham will be making stops in manchester later. and chris christie is attending events in nashua and somersworth. the stakes are high and candidates are certainly trying to distinguish themselves from one another. donald trump releasing new ads today, including here in new hampshire. abc' s stephanie ramos continues our commitment coverage from washington. stephanie: the political air war is in full steam. trump releasing his first radio ads of the 2016 campaign this morning. >> i don' t disappoint people. i produce. stephanie: and trump is

live this weekend. night live this week. s snl well with some hispanic groups. s 30 rock headquarters in new york city. to cancel trump' s hosting gig over his controversial remarks on immigration. >> so let me just say this. ben carson is a complete and total loser. hitting the airwaves with a rap-themed ad. the carson campaign launching a 60 second urban radio ad specifically targeting young black voters. donald trump' s radio ads will start airing today in early primary states. dr. carson' s will air mainly in the south for the next 2 weeks. stephanie ramos, abc news, washington. adam: another candidate is throwing his hat in the ring to replace outgoing governor maggie hassan. longtime seacoast businessman and former state securities regulator mark connolly is officially launching his campaign at this hour in manchester.

the 60-year-old new castle democrat has worked as a financial advisor and served in government as a deputy secretary of state and also as the head of the bureau of securities regulation. connolly says his top priorities are jobs and the economy. he' s also promising that if elected he will not seek any higher office saying, he has zero interest in washington. seven people are displaced this noon by a fire in berlin. flames tore through a second avenue mutli-family apartment building around 5:00 this morning. no injuries have been reported. an investigation is underway to figure out what started the fire. now to the search for a missing teen in rindge. police are looking for 16-year-old julian hofstetter. he went missing overnight from the hampshire country school, which provides services for students with disabilities. he was last seen wearing a blue coat. anyone with information or spots the teen is asked to call police. next at noon, a 4-year-old the only survivor of a multi-murder suicide in maine.

the new details we are learning. plus, plane crash mystery. why u.s. officials believe the russian passenger jet may have been brought down by a bomb. kevin: another mild afternoon. things will be changing as this front moves and tomorrow. ahead. adam: plus, it' s never to early re talking to a coupon expert about some tips just in time for

very strong governor, probably the strongest governor in the history of the state of florida. and i think there were some folks in the legislature that thought they might be able to run over him. that didn't happen. one tax cut wasn't enough- it wasn't enough to have 15,000 kids he wanted to have 100,000 kids. if he didn't like a project, it was going to be vetoed. it didn't matter if you were a republican. it didn't matter if you were his best friend. he said: 'this is where this is how we're going to reform state government...' every politician comes in and generally there's not much change. but governor bush made a lot of changes. he got the nickname veto corleone. if he saw something in the budget that he thought violated his conservative principles, you could guarantee it was gonna get whacked. he vetoed a bunch of my stuff and i was the senate president. the message to washington, d.c., is 'get ready...' because there will be change. nright to rise usa is responsible

a major investigation is underway this noon in maine... adam: an investigation is underway this noon in maine after 4 people were found shot dead at an oakland home. maine state police say the shooting happened around 8:00 last night. they have identified the gunman as hermon derico. they believe he shot 3 people and then turned the gun on himself. a 4-year-old girl was inside the home at the time, but she was not hurt. was a russian jetliner that crashed over the weekend with 224 people onboard brought down that' s the question investigators are trying to answer this noon. u.s. and british officials say that may be the case and isis abc' s scott goldberg has the latest details. scott: as russian rescue teams wrap up their search for more remains at the crash site and

new video showing the immediate aftermath of the crash emerges, growing concerns over what could have caused the russian airbus to fall out of the sky over egypt' s sinai peninsula. overnight, in an exclusive interview with abc' s bob woodruff, the u.s. secretary of defense agreed with u.k. officials that the plane was ' more likely than not' downed by a bomb. >> that is one possible reason. an explosive device. that is consistent with what we know. but i understand that there are other hypotheses. scott: those comments echoing those of other counter-terrorism officials. >> we have concluded there is a significant possibility that the crash was caused by an explosive device on board the aircraft. scott: meanwhile, russia' s foreign ministry is pushing back, saying it is shocked, calling such statements premature, and that the uk has yet to share any evidence that the plane was bombed. this all comes as the british prime minister david cameron and egyptian president met face-to-face today at 10 downing

cameron saying british investigators are working closely with the egyptians on securty. >> i think it was right to stop airplanes and right to stop people returning until we have that security in place. scott: those concerns as thousands of british tourists remain stranded in sharm el sheikh, causing the netherlands, france and germany' s lufthansa group to follow the uk' s lead and also suspend flights in and out of sharm el sheikh airport. the islamic state terror group in the sinai is now a prime suspect and it has posted a second claim of responsibility, citing russia' s new role in fighting isis in syria. adam: a local police officer has made a massive personal commitment to help heroin addicts in new hampshire, and attention. eric adams gives addicts and their families his cell phone number, with the promise to night. he says leaving users on their overdose doesn' help them kick the drug.

re not offering any resources to these people and you' re just getting them up to the hospital or they refuse and you walk away, you' re going to be back there in a few hours for another overdose. adam: what does it really take be a 24/7 lifeline to help get people off heroin? find out, tonight at 11:00. kevin: mitchell and life continues. weekend. shopping, we' re talking with a coupon expert about money saving tips that will certainly make your wallet happy. the son of a polish immigrant who grew up in a brooklyn tenement. he went to public schools, then college, where the work

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adam: as we enjoy unseasonably warm weather, northern arizona continues to recover from its first major snowfall of the season. nine inches of snow fell there yesterday, breaking a 90 year old record for the most snow on november 4th. as you can imagine, police were busy responding to crashes and highway slide-offs.

colder air continuing to work its way into western parts of the country, we have the warmer air on the eastern seaboard. we get a little bit of a break from this through the weekend. beyond that, we are looking at milder than average temperatures to continue. bursts of cooler air coming in. the first one will be right over the weekend with maybe the risk of a shower. if you don' t see a shower tomorrow afternoon, you likely may go a full week without any sort of precipitation. which is rather uncommon for the month of november. november is known as the cloudiest month of the year. we have some filtered sunshine along with a west breeze. temperatures are in the 60' s and some lower 70' s.

the dakotas are getting snow. it just shows you how cool the air is to the west. temperatures are in the 60' s. nashua already at 72 at the lunch hour. there is a temperature drop of about 35 degrees. we will continue to see cooler air drain in. clouds this afternoon. we may start the evening with partly cloudy skies, but a lot of areas will see low and mid-level clouds develop overnight. start the day tomorrow. any chance of showers gives way to clouds and sunshine. by 5:00, that front moves into

a broken line of showers with clearing skies behind it. high temperatures saturday will be much cooler. highs mainly in the 50' s on t getting out of the 40' s on sunday. we will rebound after that. miles temperatures over the next couple of days. late day shower risk tomorrow. cooler air for the weekend. a northerly breeze sunday means temperatures only recover into the mid and upper 40' s and may not get out of the upper 30' s and parts of the north country. a cold night on sunday with temperatures in the 20' s. we rebound into the mid-50' s monday through wednesday. all of that with mostly sunny skies after the chance of a quick passing shower later

tomorrow. s the most wonderful time of the year? it' s almost time to get christmas shopping done according to kim bergeron of coupon professors. how do we get all of that stuff done? kids christmas list. how many people go through the catalogs and start looking? i had all the kids sit at the kitchen table with catalogs and a pen and a timer and told them they had five minutes to write down what they wanted for christmas. they were all frantic but those were the things that were most important to them. i actually would have gotten them more than what they asked for. these are things they really wanted. that' s a great thing for a lot of families to save a lot of money and stress. that' s one thing that helps. another thing is we try to cram in so much in just a short amount of time. don'

t get stressed out about that. some people think i' m either really crazy or really fun. we are having the kids christmas party this weekend. they will be making the christmas cookies so i have that checked off my list. with shopping -- adam: we have seen black friday expand. guest: really bad in my opinion. i got an e-mail that office depot started their black friday sales this weekend. we are definitely expanding shopping time. but you will find more deals. wait for those black friday to keep certain things aside just for black friday. fun with it. i' thanksgiving. s not as much fun. i kind of like setting my alarm for 3:00 a.m. adam: do you have any strategies

guest: brad steve is a ' s deals is a website that will catch a lot of the deals. prioritizing. get your timing down. times. if you have doorbusters you want to get to those first. adam: where do you find your deals on electronics? guest: a lot of times we have actually gone to qvc. throughout the year there are lots of deals that are like black friday prices. don' t overstep and think you have to go into a store. there' s a lot you can do online. adam: thanks for your time.

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kevin: you may need a little extra fur on the face with the cooler temperatures this weekend. adam: a child found 13 years after he disappeared in alabama. after years of investigators reaching dead ends, what led the fbi to ohio. and if you still need to book your flight for thanksgiving, we' ll tell you how to save some money. what are the best and worst days to travel, at 5:00. that does it for us.

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