>> he was my heros among heros. erin: the brother of a rye man killed in a small plane crash is speaking out as we see new images of the debris. sean: the search for clues looking for information in the murder of denise robert. kevin: the last day of what has been a warm november week. when it all changes and the chances of showers ahead. erin: do you clean your plate or food? you may be surprised by the amount wasted in the u.s. each year. >> no one covers new hampshire like we do.

daybreak." erin: good morning. happy friday to you. i'm erin fehlau. sean: good morning. you know it is warm when you are opening up the windows in your house. >> it is november. crazy. sean: what's going on here? explain. kevin: above normal temperatures. i mean you kind of go through this week and you know that eventually we have the cooler air rushing in. the timing of it is right for the weekend before we start warming up again not quite to the levels but back above the averages by early next week. patchy fog in places this morning. a back and forth between clouds and sunshine before a front arrives around mid afternoon in western areas. a quick-passing shower with that. once it goes by, the cooler air starts to work its way in. ahead of the front and a few breaks of sun. temperatures in the 60's to lower 70's for one more afternoon. much more on your weekend forecast in a bit. let's look at your friday morning ride here in the granite state. we're joined live by deb davidson. good morning, deb. deb: good morning.

the pockets are fog are going to be reducing the speed limit just a bit. nothing that's going to cause any major theys at this time. you need to watch for the fog at the hooksett rest area through the tools and in parts of manchester and down into windham. 293 we're seeing some increasing volume. there are pockets of fog to be aware of. things look good on the southbound side into the everett turnpike through the bedford tolls and at the lane drop. on 101 eastbound, you are seeing heavy volume. travel is below the speed limit. commuting into boston, 93 south we're already slowing down in andover and will burn. this report is brought to you by all the fair. from the traffic network, i'm deb davidson for 95.7 wzid. erin: family members have identified the rye man killed when his small plane crashed off of the coast of new york city as 57-year-old brad mcgee. sean: mcgee was heading back here to new hampshire when he

went down wednesday night. this morning we're getting a new look at the wreckage. ray brewer is here now with more. ray? ray: phil mcgee says he's certain it was his brother, brad, at the controls of the small plane that went down off of the coast of queens. there was just the one person on board. new pictures from the new york police department show the reckage being removed from the water and extreme damage to the front end. brad mcgee called his wife wednesday night and said he was heading home from a business trip in philadelphia. he never made it. there was no distress call. >> i always thought of brad as about the most extraordinary person you could ever know. i mean that wholeheartedly, not just because he's my brother. my only brother, by the way. he's always been my hero among heros. ray: brad mcgee graduated from harvard later serving in the navy before starting two businesses in addition to

he leaves behind his wife of 30 years, terri. the because of the crash is still under investigation. in the studio, ray brewer, wmur news 9. erin: agents with the fbi join police to search a neighborhood where denise robert was shot and killed in august. they won't say if any clues that they found or no arrests have been made. police say the search was simply the next step in their investigation. it was not in response to any tip or specific evidence. roberts brother says he is happy the case is still active. >> i think we're getting past -- we're past the shock stage. we're -- we -- we're all looking for some sort of resolution. there's some anxiety about that. we know people are working on it. we're going to get this. we're hopeful that this will be resolved at some point.

erin: the reward for information leading to the arrest continues to grow. it now tops $42,000. sean: investigators say the man shot and killed died of a gunshot wound to the torso. the state attorney generals says 37-year-old michael pittman was shot tuesday night outside of his apartment on granite street. his death has been ruled a homicide. no arrests have been made. officials say the shooting was not random. a former prison employee in upstate new york accused of helping two convicted killers escape is due in court today to talk about possible restitution. the state wants joyce mitchell to pay $120,000 to cover damages done to the prison when richard matt and david sweat escaped. the former prison seamstress is serving two and a third to seven years behind bars for her role in the plot. erin: the names on the primary ballot continue to grow. john kasich and chris christie will file their

paper work today. they have campaign stopped planned today in new hampshire along with carly fiorina and jim gilmore. you can also follow the candidates any time by going to their candidate tracker at the politics section of our web site. sean: these numbers might surprise you. the government says americans throw away about one third of the available food supply each year. it costs about $1 billion to get rid of the food, much of which is still perfectly good. more on the waste and efforts to recapture the food. reporter: in this kitchen, what many restaurants are considering trash is ended up on the table. >> we were having many leftovers. reporter: when the catering businesses finishes a wedding, the leftover ingredients go to the restaurant instead of the land fill.

driven by money and profit. reporter: americans are throwing out more than $130 billion pounds of food every year. >> 40% of the food that's grown is wasted. reporter: it is not just food waste, but wasted money. $370 spent on food you throw out. multiply that by a family and we're talking about thousands of dollars. there are still many people who don't have enough. >> one in six americans goes hungry. juxtaposition. >> at revive foods, the focus is on food rescue turning overripe or ugly fruit that's still perfectly edible into products like jam. >> it is not just a social problem or an an economic one. it is all of them. reporter: simple steps food waste. when you eat out, ask for smaller portions or share with friends. at home, take stock of

what you have before you go bank robbery reshopping. watch where you store things, keeping onons and potatoes together shortens the shelf life on both. they aren't hard and fast rules, just recommendations for retailers, for example, on your eggs, the date here means it is still good for another three to five weeks. rebecca jarvis, abc news, new york. sean: that was the problem when you buy produce. you don't want to buy too much. erin: that gets thrown away. still ahead, work crews in lebanon just found a time capsule from world war ii. the discovery has created a scavager hunt. sean: the hillsborough-derry high school soccer team had their best game thanks to the hometown hero. erin: medical marijuana is coming soon. a local woman says it is not coming soon enough. she's suing.

kevin: friday morning, november 6th. a live look up at north country. you had a couple of light showers. patchy fog in spots as well as a little bit of sunshine. going to be a back and forth for us today ahead of the front arriving later this afternoon and producing some big changes for the weekend after all of the mild weather. we have the details on that with the weekend forecast coming up. sean: i saw a little fog on my ride in. the hometown hero helped lead the hillsborough deereing team. erin: they finished the regular season undefeated but lost in

the semi-finals. walker was considered the catalyst for a potent offense. she playing soccer year round. she hopes to play in college in division ii or division iii. sean: a local business owner has surprised the fundraising goal to provide services for drug addicts. in october, he pledged to match with the hope of raising $180,000. the final total is more than $282,000. the money will help fund recovery programs. erin: that's a great effort. crews making repairs to the front steps of the lebanon city hall. they just made a historic discovery. they found a time capsule. the whiskey bottle contained newspapers clippings and a handwritten scroll. the bottle was placed

stevens. the scroll says there are more capsules, including one under a catholic church. people might be going on a hunt now. sean: i almost feel like they are tweets. did you notice the comments about the history? interesting stuff. erin: very interesting. sean: winter is right around the corner. vermont is facing a problem. erin: weeks have passed since

sean: south carolina is facing a new problem connected to the historic flooding. it will cost millions of dollars to exterminate. despite a federal emergency declaration, it appears that fema

will not pay for mosquito springs. state and local counties will have to come up with the funding. a unique piece of history is coming up for auction. the license plates from the limo john f. kennedy was riding in when he was assassinated will be sold tomorrow in dallas. the fbi changed the plates when it was cleaned by a private company. the cleaner saved them. bidding will start at $40,000. the final price is expected to reach well into six figures. erin: if you are looking to try something new for dinner, head out to the seacoast. the 15th annual restaurant week in portsmouth is underway. more than 50 restaurants along the seacoast are taking part. any three course dinner will cost $30. lunch is $17. restaurant week runs through next saturday. another week is planned for the first week of april. the state is set to review a plan today to

along the seacoast. the company has reached a local agreement despite safety concerns. sean: despite the warm weather, we know that snow will blanket the area. vermont is facing a problem. they don't have enough plow drivers. they have device as many job openings for plow drivers as normal right now. the agency is offering signing bonuses for new maintenance workers who drive plows and handle other tasks. it is hard to imagine snow. it will get here eventually; right? erin: i got a facebook message says new hampshire is seeing the same problem. finding people to do this. sean: four years ago, it was halloween. last year it was thanksgiving. we really don't see anything on the maps working -- sean: are we going to have a white christmas? kevin: the averages are always with that. erin: you might not like the

kevin: you guys know me too well. i'm frightened. we have changeable condition and overcast sky. a little bit of drizzle coming out of the fog. the fog will lift. we'll go back and forth between clouds and some sunshine this morning and into the afternoon. with a building see temperatures which are starting off on the mild side getting up into the 60's to lower half of the 70's into the afternoon. you can clearly see that. it is not one particular sky condition over another. eventually back out through the great lakes is this front. by the time it arrives, it will be a broken line of showers anywhere from about 3:00 through about 8:00 this evening from west to east. we'll see that move through. once it does, we'll start to see the cooler air ebb in. for the here and now, any sort of drizzle or light rain shower is coming out of the thickest. again that should thin out to some sunshine.

it is a mild start. anywhere from the mid 40's to upper 50's. even some of the higher elevations above 60. we are running 15 to 20 degrees above where we were yesterday at this time. so this is the last of the milder air. temperatures tonight will start to fall off. it won't be this push of arctic air making its way out of canada until sometime later saturday evening or into sunday. high temperatures today ranging anywhere from the mid 60's in farther northern areas of the state to the lower half of the 70's. concord's record high is 75. outside shot that you get there. you need several hours of sunshine. portsmouth's record high is actually only 62 degrees. you are just a few degrees shy of that this morning. broken line of showers 3:00 to 8:00. once it goes by, clearing skies and cooler temperatures. it won't be overly cold. we'll fall into the 40's to lower half of the 50's. temperatures won't recover much tomorrow on the northwest wind as the cooler air comes in.

highs tomorrow in most areas into the 50's. maybe a few flurries as we work through saturday night and early sunday. beyond that, full sunshine. a northerly breeze means temperatures don't get out of the 40's. after a cold night saturday night with lows in the 20's and teens up north, we start recovering thereafter. temperatures within a few degrees of 70. a mid to late afternoon or early evening shower. then the cooler air starts to come in on the west wind. we'll be in the low to mid 50's from manchester to the coast. in the 40's elsewhere. you can see the cool sunday. sunday night with lows in the 20's from there. recovery back to above thages for the beginning and middle of next week. not quite to the lofty standards we've set this week. mid to upper 50's not too bad with sunshine. november is the cloudiest month of the year. we have gone away from that. it will change eventually.

let's check out the stop stories. ray: family members have identified the man killed in the plane crash as the pilot brad mcgee from rye, new hampshire. new pictures from the new york police department show the wreckage of the beach craft plane being removed from the water. brad mcgee called his wife wednesday night and said he was heading home from a business trip in philadelphia. he never made it. sean: fbi agents and manchester police police officers have wrapped up a search looking for clues in the murder of denise robert. they have not said if anything they may have found. the attorney generals office says a man killed along granite state in manchester earlier this week died of a gunshot wound to the torso. tuesday. no arrests have been made. erin: coming up, the winner is -- find out which classics

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friday morning. spots. other areas contending with fog or drizzle. we are looking also one last warm day out there before the cooler air evening. we'll talk about any shower chances and look toward another warm up coming up. erin: trekkies are getting sale. it will cost you a pretty penny if you want to beam up. sean: it sure will. the home looks pretty normal from the outside and has some beautiful amenities. the screen is a movie screen and the doors slide open. it looks like the starship enterprise. the asking price, if you want to put in a bid is over $1.2 million. if you had a holdeck, i might put in a bid.

erin: talk about going all out. for someone out there. the newest inductees into the national toy hall of fame in rochester, new york have been chosen. sean: the winnest are twister, hand puppet, and super soaker. twister was invented in the 1960's. it was deemed too racy for the sears robuck catalog. the puppets have been century. what opportunity make it? battleship and the wiffle ball. erin: i used to love battleship. sean: i love it too. erin: it is surprising. super soaker made it in and all of the old ones didn't make it in. coming up, homeland security stepping up their efforts at many airports. we're going to break down some of the new

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night when he was hit by a car on chester road. and manchester mayoral candidate, joyce craig, has filed for a recount. ted gastas won by 85 votes. erin: we're in the 50's and almost 60's. kevin: portsmouth is three degrees shy of the record high. we are expecting the temperatures to continue to climb. lower half of the 70's. kind of a back and forth between clouds and sunshine this morning. eventually by mid afternoon, the front back to the west approaches and could be a brief shower with that. the big shower behind the front will be cooler air that comes in this time for the weekend. highs in the 50's tomorrow. likely only in the 40's on sunday. erin: all right. quite a change. get out there, if you can, enjoy the weather today. we want to check the roads. you are going to find some fog. we are seeing it here on 93.

drive, we're joined live by deb davidson. good morning, deb. deb: good morning. that fog is going to be slowing you down just a bit on 93. also in the northern part right around the hooksett rest area again through the hooksett tolls and in pockets of manchester. give yourself extra time. you are below the speed limit. 293 is foggy as you make your way through the mill yard. you are traveling below the speed limit there intel. corridor are up to speed. we are getting word on a crash in massachusetts north of exit 29. that's slowing down to this report is brought to you by autofair. from the traffic network, i'm deb davidson. erin: the brother of the new hampshire man killed in a plane crash in new york is speaking out. sean: that's right.

family members say 57-year-old brad mcgee was rye was the pilot who was killed on wednesday night. they are trying to figure out what caused the plane to go down. ray brewer live in the studio. ray: family members say brad called his wife to tell her he was heading home from a business trip in philadelphia. he never made it back to new hampshire. phil mcgee says he already missed his beloved brother brad. the two of them are seen here in the picture. brad is on the right. >> i always thought of brad as about the most extraordinary person you could ever know. i mean that whole hardedly, not just because he's my brother and my only brother, by the way. he's always been my hero among heros. ray: the family is certain he was the pilot who died in the small plane crash off of the coast of new york wednesday night. the nypd launched a mass

effort. an hour later the tail was located. shortly after that, the body was found. >> unquestionably. it was his plane. he was the pilot. there was one body found. 100% certainty on my part. no one else was flying the plane. ray: the plane was headed to the pease airport. the faa says no distress call was made. witnesses say it was clear the pilot was in trouble. >> he was really low up. low. you go straight along the ocean. ray: he was a harvard graduate, served in the navy, and started two businesses. she's survived by his wife of 30 years. they had no children. the ntsb and faa investigating the cause of the crash. erin: thank you. derry police investigating an accident that left a injured. firefighters say the pedestrian was hit by a car in the area of 96

chester road about 5:30 last night. when first responders arrived, they found a man in his oo -- 50's suffering for a serious head injury. he was taken to the hospital. there's no word on his condition. sean: joyce craig is asking for a recount of the ballots from the tuesday's election. ted gastas was declared the winner by 85 votes. the mayor already celebrated winning his fourth term in office. alderman craig is not conceding. she has filed a formal request to recount all of the ballots cast in election. >> you know, obviously i hope that the numbers turn in my favor. we'll see. optimistic. you know, in the end we'll know for sure that every vote is counted. that was very important to our supporters in which is why we moved forward with this. >> i have great faith in the clerks office. they are going to do a good job.

we'll get by this. the folks out there voiced their opinion. we're going to move on. sean: a recount could happen as erin: the attorney generals office has determined a deadly officer-involved shooting in merrimack was justified. they shot and killed 23-year-old harrison lambert outside of his parent's home. they calls saying his son was armed with a knife and threatening him. three officers responded. theyed to him to drop the knife, but he ran forward him and the officers opened fire killing him. a hampton woman is facing charges after she is broke into a home and stole a credit card. she was arrested after she was caught making transactions with the stolen card at the local hannaford.

sean: a woman is suing the state commissioner over medical marijuana. >> i'm looking for compassionate care. sean: linda horan is battling stage four lung cancer. she wants to use medical marijuana to ease her pain. she can get relief over the border in maine. dhhs will not issue one until the state's dispensaries are open. they are asking for a court order to give her a card immediately. >> we don't think there's any legal basis or moral basis or ethical basis or medical basis to deny her. the statue says she's entitled to it. >> the dying process is humiliating. i'm looking to be as aware and aware as long as i possibility can. sean: in a statement, the commissioner said quote we have great compassion for this suffering. when the legislature

passed the law, it anticipated the careful implementation of the complex program. we hope to have the highest level of operational integrity. erin: coming up, the surprise of a lifetime for a massachusetts couple. >> you're pregnant. okay. and you are going to have her now. erin: a woman says she had no idea she was pregnant when she went into labor. sean: an alabama mother is breathing a huge sigh of relief. her son who was missing 13 years ago has been found safe.

kevin: friday morning, november 6th. bestart off with partial sunshine. there's some patchy fog to be had. we are going to go back and forth between clouds, sunny breaks, and the chance of a shower after 3:00 or 4:00. that's the leading edge of the cooler air that changes things for the weekend. the details coming up. erin: we have a traffic alert to pass along to drivers. right now a section of

due to an accident. both planes of route 125 are closed from the commerce way to providence road. a pole is down in the road. a section of route 125 in barrington is closed due to a crash. sean: all right. security is being beefed up at an egyptian airport where a russian plane took off and crashed. there's a possibility that the plane was bombed. nikole killion is in washington with the latest. nikole: the department of homeland security is reportedly set to announce several new security measures for airports home and abroad today. security under scrutiny after a plane crashed over the sinai desert killing all 224 people on board. >> there's a possibility there was a bomb on board. we're taking that very

nikole: in an err interview with the seattle radio station, president obama become the latest to echo saying it was more likely than not a bomb took the jet down. something egypt disputes. >> we haven't made any determinations. nikole: they are considering new security steps to take. >> the obama administration is reviewing a number of different steps that we can take to enhance security. that's an ongoing process. >> some of the steps that could be taken include heightened security on international flights by u.s. carriers and additional baggage screening at u.s. airports. in washington, nikole killion, wmur news 9. erin: we are following breaking news out of arkansas. police say as many as six people were killed in the early mortgage charter bus crash.

injured in the accident. arkansas state police say the bus was on an interstate when it went off of the road and collided with an overpass embankment. there's no word on what caused the crash. an alabama boy that disapeed in 2002 has been found safe in ohio. julian hernandez was abducted by his non-custodial father when he was five. he was apply for colleges when a school counselor realized his social security number did not match. they worked together to determine why and soon learned that julian was in the database for children. one neighbor, who didn't want to show his face, swallow. >> i'm shocked. no clue whatsoever. none. picking the house up and put a fence up, built a

just totally shocked. erin: julian's father will face charges in alabama and ohio. sean: people in texas are picking up the pieces after a tornado in the fort worth area. it took out trees and windows. baseball-sized hail was reported. cover as soon as they saw the storm. >> we went into panic it was very terrifying. >> i saw trees falling. i went to the back door to make sure it was shut. next thing i know, we were in a tornado. sean: no injuries were reported. crews will be out later today to further assess the damage. erin: health officials say nearly half of u.s. moms are gaining too much weight. experts say that putting on too many pounds can not only harm the mom but cause a range of problems for the baby.

a new cdc study found that only about a third of pregnant women gained the recommended amount of weight. 21% don't gain enough. women should gain between 25 and 35 pounds during pregnancy. sean: speaking of pregnancy, a massachusetts woman got a huge surprise when she went into the hospital for stomach pain. turns out, she was in labor. she didn't even know she was pregnant. judy brown gave birth to an eight pound baby girl an hour after she arrived at the hospital. she was feeling different, but she thought it was a different kind of change of life coming. >> she say it is good news, you don't have any blockages or anything. you are ready to deliver. >> i feel i'm still going to wake up in the emergency room and -- hey, this was only a dream. what? it felt so real. sean: if it is on "daybreak," it is real.

the couple named their rose. dad says he will soon have an operation to make sure it is their only child. can you imagine a newborn? life is about to change for them at 45. erin: she thought it wasn't going to happen for them. different plans were in the works. sean: the boston bruins took on the washington capitals. erin: they had their hands full. boston scored first. later in the period a great goal by alex ovechkin. he tied the game. capital scored two more goals in the second period. they added an empty nether. washington went on to win, handing boston their second straight loss. if you are looking for a new pet, the tsa may be able to help. sean: they are offering a chance to adopt dogs that are retired or did not make it through the training program. the dogs ranges from two

to ten. they tend to be very active. there's no fee for adopting these pets. you will need to travel to san antonio, texas on your own dime to pick them up. sean: wonderful dogs. retirement in your home. relax. watch "the price is right" and eat popcorn. is that retirement? kevin: i was thinking golf or something else. popcorn and "price is right." sean: we all have our own vision of retirement, i guess. kevin: yes, we do. we start off with patchy fog. sunny. we have the changeable sky. you can see that here as we travel around. some areas in overcast sky with patchy fog. maybe a little bit of drizzle. other areas start with a few breaks of sunshine. you'll note in the satellite picture where the weather is coming from today. it will be more of the same.

a back and forth into the afternoon. eventually by 3:00 or 4:00 this front approaches. it shouldn't be as numerous as what you are seeing here. it will be a broken line of showers starting 3:00 or 4:00 in western areas and ending by 8:00. it is the cooler air that comes in behind story. we start the day in the 50's too lower 60's. a lot of cases here. temperatures are above the normal highs for this time of year. we're only going to head upward from here thanks to a southwesterly wind. not expecting any kind of rain shower between 9:00 and 3:00. it is after that as the front approaches that we'll have the better chance. high temperatures ranging from the mid 60's to lower 70's. a lot of this elevation dependent and how many sunshine you can grab. from there, anywhere after 3:00 or 4:00, we'll start to see a few showers. then skies will clear behind that. you'll notice as we

start the day tomorrow there will be a lot of areas in the 40's to lower half of the 50's. we don't have the cold air coming in yet. it gets cooler. then tomorrow not much recovery even with partial sunshine. we're talking highs tomorrow afternoon in the mid to upper 50's in southern parts of the state. a pretty good breeze to go along with it. then the cooler air really starts to take hold tomorrow night as we drop back into the 30's to 20's up north. highs on sunday not out of the 40's across the area with a breeze out of the north and northwest. from there, the system pulls away. the cooler air starts to pull away which will be around through a good part of next week. 60's to lower 70's by later this afternoon. anywhere after 3:00 the best chance of a shower. as you'll notice, the big change for the weekend. highs all week in the 60's to lower 70's. we fall back into the 50's tomorrow. 40's with a breeze on sunday. both days with fair

skies. if you have outdoor activities, dial in the expectations after the warm weather. we start to warm up. it won't be quite as warm next week. monday, tuesday, and wednesday look really, really nice. temperatures in the 50's. we start to settle into more of an autumn pattern. we get the burst of heavy rain. each of those the temperatures continue to fall back. erin: haven't had much rain. kevin: that will be changing. erin: in the viewer's choice, we asked where you can find the best chili in new hampshire. sean: i'm wondering too. three way tie for second, b's tacos, salt hill pub, and yankee ossipee. the number one place to find chili in new hampshire according to our viewers: chiggy's place in goffstown.

the best of everything. viewerviewers' choice. a look at top stories,

erin: 6:56. updating our stop stories. sean: family members say a man from rye was killed in a plane crash. ray: the family members identifying the pilot as 57-year-old brad mcgee from rye. they saw the wreckage of the plane being removed from the water. the extreme damage to the front end according to family members. he called his wife and said he was headed home from a business trip in philadelphia but never made it. erin: derry firefighters say a man in his 50's suffered a serious head injury when he was hit by a car on chester road. there's no word on the man's condition. sean: fbi agents and manchester police have wrapped up a search in the city's north end. they were looking for clues in the murder of denise robert. they have not said if

they found anything. erin: joyce craig has filed for a recount of the election. the recount could happen as soon as monday. sean: we have a traffic alert along route 125 in berington. both planes are closed from commerce ray to providence road. a pole is down. a section of route 125 in barrington is closed due to a crash. kevin: it is a decent start to the day in some spots. other areas it is patchy fog early this morning. it will take a couple of hours to burn off. 60's to lower 70's with a shower late in the day. leading edge of cooler air which comes in over the weekend. both days with a breeze. 50's tomorrow to 40's on sunday. erin: all right. coming up next on "good morning america," the woman accused of killing her fiance during a kayaking trip is

and the story about the boy who vanished 13 years ago and has now been found alive and well. sean: interesting twist. sabathia. we'll be back in 25 minutes. be careful if you are driving. a lot of fog in some spots.

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