>> i'd much rather find the person that did this and make them take care of it. erin: a couple in derry says vandals targeted their vehicles three times in just a week, causing a lot of damage. sean: caught on camera, a case of road rage. the driver under arrest. kevin: after a cold start to the week, we turn milder this afternoon. this time around, it doesn't last all week. we'll talk about the two systems we're tracking ahead. erin: protests are growing amid concerns over recent racially charged incidents. many are calling for the school president to step down. >> no one covers new

now wmur "news 9 daybreak." erin: good morning. we hope you had a great weekend. thanks for joining us. i'm erin fehlau. sean: i'm sean mcdonald. if we needed a reminder that november is here, it is chilly overnight. kevin: the colder temperatures from the 20's to lower 30's. it does come with a mostly clear sky in what should be the brightest and warmest day. temperatures with sunshine into the afternoon going anywhere in the 50's. we're talking lower 50's up north to mid and upper 50's in southern areas. it comes with a light wind. we'll have an increase in clouds tomorrow and then it does look like two shower chances for us this week. the first arriving late tomorrow night. much more in a bit. let's look at your morning ride here in the granite state. good morning, deb. deb: good morning, kevin.

all major roads are moving well and up to speed. we're not seeing any delays north of the notch down into concord. it looks good. things are moving well from manchester to salem. 293 no plays through the mill yard or by exit six. 101, 111, and 95 are all up to speed. you are commuting into boston, 93 south, route 3 south, and 101 are up to speed. from the traffic network, i'm deb davidson for 95.7 wzid. sean: all right. thanks. police in derry are investigating after a disabled couple says they were targeted by vandals several times. erin: the family is trying to raise money to pay for the damage. ray brewer live with a look at vandalism. ray: they thought it was a prank.

then somebody struck again damaging their vehicles three times in one week. now they are trying to raise the money to pay for the damage. last wednesday somebody put dog feces. the next morning it was spray painted. on friday they got a rental car. the next morning it was tagged and sugar put in the tank. they have no idea why someone would do this. >> we know they are targeting us. >> this isn't happening to anyone else? >> when we get our other car back, we're going to have to park it somewhere. are they going to find it and do it again? ray: barry is a veteran. they had to cancel celebrating their 35th wedding anniversary

live in derry, ray brewer. erin: all right. thank you. manchester police are looking for the masked man that robbed the mobil station last night. a man wearing a hoody, mask, and baseball hat walked in. the man gestured like he had a weapon, but one wasn't shown. the man was last seen driving away in a newer car with silver rims. sean: a frightening case of road rage was caught on camera. the damage in a car behind the incident saturday shot this video on a cell phone. you can see the driver of a green sedan tailgate, pass it, pull in front, lose control and hit the guardrail. state police say the driver fled but was arrested down the road. that person is charged with reckless driving. a man accused of crashing into two cars while driving a car stolen from his brother and hiding in a home on north road is due in court today.

he even changed into clothes he found in the home. 18-year-old isaac shea faces several charges. erin: dozens protesters camped out at university of missouri concerning matters of race and discrimination. dozens of football players are refused to play until the president resigns and one student is a on hunger strike. andrew spencer has more. >> in the name of. >> jesus. >> in the name of. >> jesus. andrew: students gather to highlight complaints of racism. more than two dozen football players have joined the calls for the university systems president to resign. the players said they will not be part of any practice or game until he does so. pliers met with the

coaches on sunday as the team canceled the schedules practice. most of them were tight lipped. >> i'm not allowed to comment on much. we're going to stay together as a team. we made this decision as a team to not talk to the media. you are not going to hear much from the players. andrew: online it say the mizzou family stands as one. jonathan butler started a hunger strike. he accused the university leadership of not doing enough to address rhism on campus and pushing mizzou in a positive direction. >> i'm in this because it is that serious. we're dealing with humanity here. we can't continue to work with individuals who don't care for the constituents. andrew: tim wolf issue the a state saying he's dedicated to ongoing dialogue to address the issues giving no sign that he intends to

resign. andrew spencer, wmur news 9. sean: two more presidential hopefuls will file today for the new hampshire primary ballot. hillary clinton and jim gilmore. during an interview with news 9 at 5:00, gilmore says he plans to focus his campaign on the granite state. >> this is the place where ideas can get out there. people are receptive to the experience and approach that i have. my focus is new hampshire. i have been here 14 times. this year. i will be here much, much,-because i want to win the new hampshire primary. sean: s.p.o.t.ars hit the campaign trail. the arkansas travelers came in 1992 to support bill clinton. they are credited with helping him get past the gennifer flowers scannal. >> they are just regular people coming out here

and telling their stories. 1992. i think it will make an impact this year. >> the arkansas travelers canvassed neighborhoods and attended a house party in nashua. we're about three months away. erin: hard to believe, providing life saving services at u.n.h. the goal that firefighters have when it comes to aed's on campus. sean: they are starting to put together efforts to make sure granite state kids have toys for christmas.

kevin: monday morning, november 9th. we very out with clear skies. we're in the 20's to lower 30's. believe it or not, despite the cold start, it is about as warm as we will be for the afternoon and for the rest of the week.

details on a couple of rain chances we're tracking coming up. erin: two more frat houses at u.n.h. have new safety measures firefighters. sean: that's right. the durham firefighters have been working with the school since 2013 to place automated external defibrillators. five of the 12 are now outfitted. >> we could save a hope. we hope we never have to use it. we can't predict the future. we feel much safer, the brothers and guests. sean: several sororities have them thanks to the ongoing everything. erin: thanks to anyone who brought new unwrapped toys to give toys for tots. club members were

looking for a direct way to help. >> the marines come here. we load up the van at the end of the day. they ride away. we have 3 to 600 toys. erin: they co-sponsored the ride. it will help thousands of kids in new hampshire. the spirit of giving campaign is starting soon, highlights other local groups providing help. if you want us to feature one that you are aware of, send us an e-mail. sean: let us know. all kinds of groups are helping out. 5:13, coming up. are school buses safe enough? they have launched a new effort to protect kids.

are working on a parking lot sean: crews will start working to figure out what caused a restaurant parking lot in mississippi to collapse. engineers say it was not

a sinkhole. they aren't sure why the ground gaveway. the gash in the ihop parking lot is 15 feet deep, 35 feet wide, and 400 feet long. four people are dead after a church van slammed into a church and burst into flames. one child in the van was killed, six others hurt, all ten years or younger. the car crossed into oncoming traffic. it is one of the worst scenes they have ever seen. erin: james bond is shaking things up at the box office. "spectre" took the top spot. the second best opening ever for a bond movie. "peanuts" debuted in second with a strong showing. with veterans day this week, the state attorney general is urging you to do your research before donating

the attorney general and the national guard say that some organizations have very high fundraising costs, meaning that very little of your donation will actually be used to help veterans. read up on groups first so you know where your money is going. the city of keene has installed two new charging stations for electric vehicles thanks to a state grant. the stations, similar to these, are at the commercial street parking lot in downtown. they require a parking fee of $1.49. more and more people in the area are driving electric vehicles, creating a growing need for charging stations. sean: federal regulators have launched a new push to get seat belts for every seat on every school bus in the country. they admit the effort will be expensive. it would save lives. right now only six states require a seat belt on school buses. an average of five people die in the u.s. each year in school bus crashes.

implemented. 50 years ago today the lights went out for tens of millions of people across the northeast, including new hampshire. a power failure started at a canadian station and spread on the evening of november 9, 1965, leaving 30 million people in the dark. in new york city, hundreds of thousands of people were trapped on the subway. the outage is blamed on human error. the power was restoried hours. many people remember it from the 1960's and have stories about it. eating by candlelight. kevin: if you had power, watching news coverage of something like that unfold today would be just unreal, wouldn't it? sean: generators kick in. kevin: you'd have to think. we start off with looks outside. we have clear skies in the central and southern areas. temperatures have drifted back into the 20's to lower range of

the 30's. you'll look ahead through the day today. most areas will be in the 50's out there this afternoon. even the clouds that we have up north should give way. a much lighter wind through the afternoon out of the southwest today only around five-ten miles an hour. there are two systems we're tracking which will promise the chance of scattered shower activity. there's the extra clouds up north this morning. i think with a light wind and a good deal of sunshine, that should burn off to partial sunshine. two systems, one out through the rockies that arrives thursday. this one here and the north western fringe scrape across new england later tomorrow afternoon and tomorrow night. temperatures are in the 20's to mid 30's this morning. colder start to the day. again with light winds. we're running between ten to 15 to 17 degrees colder than yesterday at this time. that's the last of the colder air. we're not looking at a significant warm up this week. we're looking at the warmest temperatures.

highs in the 50's to near 60 out there today. then starting to slip back low to mid 50's tomorrow. thereafter. today like lick will be the brightest of the days as we go from sunshine to high clouds. night into wednesday the chance of a couple of scattered showers. clear skies out there for us today. the light wind really we'll see temperatures slip back. cold. degrees warmer by tomorrow morning. we'll go from the mid 20's to upper 30's. good deal of sunshine around through a good part of the day tomorrow. you'll notice the clouds starting to drift in later in the day. the shower chances holding off. we're going to see some shower activity. it is going to likely be later tomorrow evening and early on wednesday. quite a few more clouds around. maybe a shower early in the day. then in the afternoon more clouds and sunshine. a brief break in the activity and a warm front approaches on thursday.

there will be shower activity with that. then we get back into the cooler air by the time we get toward friday. highs today well into the 50's in the southern half of the state. sunshine and a light wind will allow temperatures again to drift back into the 20's up north and 30's elsewhere. again the two systems we're tracking one will be with an increase in clouds later tomorrow afternoon with a few showers tomorrow night and early on wednesday. then the next system arriving for thursday afternoon and thursday evening which could wrap up as a quick passing shower friday morning. could be a couple of mixed showers up north friday afternoon or friday night. you can see temperatures really not getting much of the boost after this. these numbers starting tomorrow and continuing through next weekend. pretty close to the averages for this time of year. no heavy rain coming with either of the systems. just a couple of showers. sean: the one day a week you get 70 degrees. kevin: yeah, we're heading back closer to the averages now.

top stories with ray brewer. ray: a derry couple is wondering why they are suddenly a target. somebody put dog feces on their van. the next morning they found it was spray painted. on friday the cup got a rental car. the next morning it was tagged and sugar put in the gas tank. they have alerted the police. sean: manchester police looking for the man that robbed the mobil station. the suspect indicated he had a weapon. none was shown. the driver of a car involved in a road rage incident on i-89 and grantham faces charges. in the cell phone video, you can see the car tailgate and cut off another vehicle before crashing into a guardrail. erin: coming up, some of the massive new balloons coming to

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morning, november 9th. there are a lot of areas back into the 20's to lower 30's this morning. clear skies away from the mountains. a light wind and temperatures up into the 50's this afternoon. nice they. we'll talk about two shower chances in the forecast coming up. erin: thanksgiving is still a couple of weeks away. organizers are getting ready for the macy's thanksgiving day parade. sean: crews took some of the giant balloons out for a test run. it was windy yesterday. including four new characters. you'll see red from the angry birds, dino from sinclair, scrat from "ice age" and another

edition of ronald mcdonald. the balloons are up to 60 feet tall and require many people to hold them in place. you have to practice. erin: ronald mcdonald has had several makeovers. there's a new exhibit featuring the most famous icons. sean: the center piece is a giant model of the titanic which required half a million of bricks and hundreds of hours. the exhibit also includes star wars ships and world landmarks and a robot solving rubiks cube. these are talented people. erin: it is amazing what they can do. the beat rolls on for the patriots. did the latest win come at a price. sean: three people are in the hospital after their car ended up suspended in the air upside down along i.

i owe about $68,000. i owe $44,000 in student loans. my plan, the new college compact, says you should not have to borrow money to pay tuition if you go to a public

college or university. and you ought to be able to refinance student debt. and i don't believe the federal government should be making a profit off of lending to young people who are borrowing to be able to get their education. we have got to make college affordable. i'm hillary clinton and i

>> no one covers new hampshire like we do. now wmur "news 9 daybreak." erin: we hope you had a great weekend. it is monday, november 9th. as we look out on to the seacoast, we're seeing temperatures in the 30's. it is chilly out there today. sean: making them see red literally there. kevin will talk about weather in a moment. first the top stories. an investigation is underway into a vandalism spree in derry. one couple's vehicles have been targeted three times in one week. state police are trying to determine what caused a serious crash on i-93 in salem that left three people with life threatening injuries. and officials in manchester will be recounting the votes today in the city's mayoral election in

which incumbent mayor, ted gastas, won by 85 votes. erin: last week we were breaking records. this week? kevin: not so much. temperatures try to attempt to reach 60 in southern parts of the state. that's it as far as any temperatures near 60 this week as we continue to slip back from near going forward. temperatures starting off the day in the 20's to lower half of the 30's. highs this afternoon 50's. good deal of sunshine where there are lingering clouds. should give way to mostly sunny skies. erin: all right. back to the average. we want to check the roads and see how things are moving out there. this is from the common man camera in windham. kevin: for a look at morning ride, we're joined live by deb davidson. deb: good morning. things are looking great on 93 in both directions from concord down tolls. you are looking at a

21-minute ride. make your way through the mill yard. everything is up to shifts between exhibit five and the 101 split. if you are out on 101, 111, 95, or the spaulding turnpike, everything is up to speed and incident free as are all major roads heading into and around this report is brought to you by peter's honda, nashua. from the wzid traffic network, i'm deb davidson for 95.7 wzid. sean: on that note, we have a traffic alert to pass along to drivers. several streets will be closed today due to the main street construction sections of park street and capital street will be closed to parking and traffic and sections of warren and school street will be closed. erin: a derry couple is asking

sean: there were three incidents in one week. now the couple says they are struggling to pay for all of the damage. ray brewer live in derry with the details. ray: sean, the couples son-in-law has set up a go fund me page. at first they thought it was a prank. now they are concerned it won't spot. for the past seven year, they have parked their van in the same assigned spot. now they have no idea why someone would vandalize it three times within a week. >> we haven't been sleeping good. we're worried about what's going on out here. : last wednesday someone put dog feces on their van. the next morning they found it was spray painted. >> you would think maybe they got it out of their system. ray: the vandals didn't stop there. on friday the family got a rental car. the next morning it was tagged with spray paint

and sugar was put in the gas tank. >> i'm tun stunned. we've been here this long. our neighbors are great. ray: they are labeled. larry is a veteran with issues. >> to see something like this continually happen to them over the course of the week is as asinine and infuriating. ray: sunday was their anniversary. barry wanted to take his wife out. they said they can't afford to keep paying the deductibles. >> to get hit with $1,000 before christmas. it is bad. ray: derry police say they are investigating, asking anyone with information to give them a call. live in derry, ray brewer, wmur news 9. erin: thank you. state police are trying to figure out what caused a serious crash that left three people with life threatening

injuries. that accident happened about 5:30 yesterday morning north of the massachusetts state line. police say an suv crashed through a guardrail and then rolled over several times before landing on to its roof and some trees. crews arrived after people living nearby dialed 911 says they could see headlights in the woods. the car was upsidedown and suspended in the air by trees. three people were trapped inside. one firefighter says this was one of the most difficult rescues he's ever faced. >> more than three quarters of the vehicle was in the air leaning against trees. we had to stabilize the vehicle. it was upsidedown with heavy intrusion on the roof being pushed up area. erin: firefighters had to use out. two people were flown to the boston hospital and the third was taken to boston hospital by ambulance. condition. sean: a man accused of hitting a

under the flown of judge is schedule the a face a judge. justin goodwin slammed into a cruiser. goodwin took off and later crashed his car again. he was arrested after a brief foot chase. erin: a man accused of holding up a dover pharmacy is also due in court today. 35-year-old robert belair problemmed the pharmacy. both time he made off with prescription pain medication. sean: the ballots from the manchester mayoral challenge will be recounted today. she lost the election by 85 votes. city officials will retally the votes at 9:00 a.m. we'll keep you posted on the results. erin: veterans day is on wednesday. people came together to

honor vets. they gathered at the performing art center for an everyone of music and speeches. governor maggie hassan was one of the guest speakers. >> this is such a great way for the community, for the young people to honor our veteranning. it a reminder that we are a country that's free and strong because of the sacrifices our veterans and their families have made for us. we should be stopping to thank them each and every day. >> it is really educating the younger adults and those who haven't served. why we do serve. the bottom line for all you. we fight for the nation. erin: many veterans and their families attended this annual event. sean: jean shh mean will be honoring three new hampshire veterans today. she will be awarding service metals to veterans who fought in vietnam. the ceremony gets manchester. you can never say thank you enough. erin: i know.

coming up, a mysterious light. >> this is scary. >> it looks like a ufo. erin: what the strange light was. sean: our granite state made series continues today. we'll talk to a company that's been making puzzles for more than 30 years. kevin: a couple of systems both of which bring shower chances

details coming up. >> you are watching "news 9 daybreak" with erin fehlau, sean mcdonald, and kevin skarupa. now news 9 continues. kevin: monday morning, november 29th. the direction. we have the clearer skies elsewhere. a good deal of sunshine into the afternoon. just about statewide we are in the 50's today with a light breeze out of the southwest. increasing storm with two systems and the chances of showers in the forecast. we'll have those details coming up. sean: time right now is 5:42. binyamin netanyahu is meeting with president obama in washington,

d.c. today. erin: the two leaders are planning to discuss the ongoing conflict between israel and path stun. this will be the first time in more than a year that the president has talked face to face with netanyahu. the meeting comes as tensions continue to screen ties. >> is this a real gun or fake gun? sean: marty walsh is expected to sign an ordinance that will ban fake firearms. erin: a new report shows that climate change could push more than 100 million people into extreme poverty by the year 2030. the report says the poverty level could spike due to climate change disrupting

the spread of malaria and other diseases. it is expected to discussed at the summit in paris next month. sean: were they aliens? strange lights over los angeles created a lot of buzz over the weekend. >> what is that? >> we're being invaded. sean: we're not being invaded. police say the coast guard and tv station say all got inundated with calls about the suspicious light. the light could seen as arizona. it turns out it was not an extraterrestrial. that was erin's original theory. turns out the light came from a test flight of a naval rocket off of the california coast. there was a logical explanation for that. i could see the first thing you think is we're being invaded. erin: the phones were ringing sean: i don't know. we're going to check. erin: it is usually about an

earthquake. sean: yeah. let's talk sports. the patriots played host to the washington redskins on sunday. erin: edelman for a touchdown. 7-0 lead. and they had a big day. 129 yards and a touchdown. dion lewis left the came with a knee injury and will have to get an mri. brady through for 299 yards and two touchdowns. patriots are now 8-0 for the second time in franchise history. >> that's why i thought we did a good job. we stayed really balanced. we took advantage and allowed us to continue to run the ball. then the big touchdown drive that we finished with. the touchdown to brandon was just a great drive by. all of those guys up front. erin: i think he's ready for a photo shoot. sean: just go to the press room

erin: the patriots play the giants. the bengals and panthers are the rest of the undefeated teams in the nfl. sean: bruins on a power play. ryan spooner netted his third goal. in the second period, patrice bergeron found his fifth goal. new york scored late in the third. bruins went on to win 2-1. they host colorado on thursday. texas. brad keslowski tried to punch his ticket with a win. jimmie johnson made the pass with four laps to go. it was enough for the win. keslowski was second followed by harvick, kyle busch, and carl edwards. sean: hundreds of runners came out yesterday. more than 1,000 runners

along the new hampshire coastline. team 9 was there. we took part. i was there with one of the producers. complete it. i guarantee both of our legs -- all four of our legs are tired this morning. erin: beautiful, beautiful views if you run through the seacoast. in this week's granite state made, we went up to the mt. washington valley to check out the operating for more than 30 years. this pane is all about family fun. white mountain puzzles was founded by two men, cronin and today it is still run out of jackson by the family's sons. >> to see the second generation is here to stay. erin: the business actually started as a poster company of various resorts. it slowly evolved into a jigsaw puzzle company. more than 30 years later, white mountain puzzles has produce the more than 1,000 titles.

to the count. >> every year we had 60 to 70 new titles. that ranges from the small piece count to 24 pieces to the 1,000 piece puzzle. we're always looking for new artwork. erin: the company works with about 50 different artists and has the largest thousand-piece puzzle in the industry measuring 30 by 24 inches. they use a premium blue chip board for the puzzles which makes them thicker for the standard puzzle to pick them up without the pieces falling apart so easily. white mountain puzzles offers a huge variety, including some that feature new hampshire and other areas of and new england. there's one type of puzzles that customers are drawn to. >> right now what's hot is the collage. the number one is a candy wrappers, which is a collage of vintage candy wrappers. >> if you are looking for something more

personal, the company can turn your pictures into custom puzzles. erin: check them out by heading to the white at whitemountainpuzzles.com. you can order a free catalog that will be sent to your home. a few to show off here. this is one about pop culture. it has all kinds of things like twisters and the 3d glasses. surgeries i'm going it put it here, the christmas sweater puzzle. it would be tough. things i ate as a kid. the collage puzzles. erin: no wonder it is such a big seller. kevin: i have the new hampshire puzzle. sometimes traveling around the state is kind of like a puzzle. sean: we will complete all three of these while you do your weather. kevin: look at that. erin: a license plate puzzle. kevin: we start off with the clear skies and a few extra clouds up north. clear skies which is going to mean a lot of sunshine for us today. a fairly light wind out

of the southwest through the afternoon. temperatures today to go into the mid to upper 50's. lower and mid 50's up north. really no problems for you as you head out this morning. maybe just chisel off the wind shield. temperatures in the 50's today. clear skies tonight. we're going to go from sunshine to high clouds tomorrow with the next system eventually trying to arrive later tomorrow afternoon and tomorrow night. a few showers and maybe the next system sometime on thursday. again a few extra clouds up in the north country. we have the clear skies. area of high pressure in control of the weather through tomorrow morning. then we get into tomorrow afternoon and some of the clouds start to approach. the system should stay mostly off shore. it will skim central and northern parts of new england with a few showers. back. a lot of areas into the 20's this morning. lower 30's. the closer you get to the shoreline, upper 20's and lower 30's. a lot of the elevation dependent with the clear skies out there in most

locations. you get up anywhere north of the white mountains and a few extra clouds there keeping temperatures up in the lower and mid 20's to near 30 degrees early on. it is a chilly start to the day. through the afternoon, we get back into the 50's. a couple of southern spots trying to approach 60. an on shore breeze after 2:00 at the coastline. temperatures ranging from 54 to 58 across a good part of the state into the day today. up in the north country, it looks like lower and mid 50's with a few extra clouds early this morning giving way to sunshine into the afternoon. that likely keeps us clear later on this evening with temperatures easing back. probably not as chilly as what we've been seeing. there should be clearer skies up north. mid to upper 30's for southern areas. sunshine to start the day tomorrow. a few high clouds in the afternoon. those will only thicken up as we go through tomorrow evening. a couple of showers around even to start the day on veterans day on wednesday.

the lion share of the rainfall stays to the southeast. the next system on thursday afternoon and thursday night. looks like a good shower chance with that. two systems to track. mostly just some scattered shower activity. today will be the brightest and warmest of the day. temperatures starting the day in the 20's and 30's. highs up into the 50's. you'll notice the temperatures start to slip back. along with it, we're going to have quite a few more clouds around. last week a very sunny week out there for us. this week will be quite a bit different. we'll have a couple of sunny breaks wednesday afternoon. then the next system approaches thursday and by early friday we should have that system starting to pull away which could set up good timing into the weekend. temperatures much closer to thages which is either side of 50. what? no puzzles done? sean: we did them and put them back in the box. erin: 1980's puzzle.

put up your holiday lights? kevin: i did a couple. sean: slow, steady progress. erin: you should apply. they are hiring a christmas light untangler. the worker is going to be responsible for untangling the christmas lights. according to the job posting, it has a competitive salary but it also requires some skill. candidates must be able to untangle ten feet of christmas lights in while checking the strands for broken kevin? sean: is that under the category you couldn't pay me enough dot dot dot. erin: it is not a fun job to do. speaks of jobs, we're speaking a slide show of the countries that work the longest hours. sean: mexico tops the longest list. people in the country work an average of 42.8 hours a week.

koet -- costa rica comes in second with 42.6 hours and the u.s. came in 17th with americans working an average of 34.4 hours per week. erin: that shocks me we're not working more hours. s. sean: that's the average remember.

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some employees at a strip mall in texas got a huge surprise when they showed up for work on saturday. the giant alligator was lurking in the parking lot behind the store. sean: oh my goodness. an expert was called in to help wrangle the gator. she struggled with this thing. kevin: we talk about the competitive salary. it was later set free in an alligator sanctuary.

out the rest of his life and make babies and be a happy gator. >> that took a wild turn. kevin: the alligator likely came from the creek behind the stores. they named him godzilla. sean: all right. coming up, a tense situation at the university of missouri. we'll explain why mizzou's football players are threatened