to believe in. sanders: i'm bernie sanders, and i approve this message. sean: now at noon, too close to call. a ballot recount is underway for the manchester mayoral election. what we know so far. kevin: lot of sunshine and milder temperatures this afternoon, but neither of these last through the week. sean: vehicles vandalized. what someone did to a disabled couple' s van and why they' re so concerned. and campus controversy. why 3 dozen missouri football players threatened to boycott the game. the new information just into our newsroom. >> no one covers new hampshire like we do. now wmur news 9 at noon. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] sean: happening now, a rare

event is underway in manchester, a city wide recount. i' m sean mcdonald. mayor ted gatsas won a fourth term in the election last tuesday, but the margin of victory was narrow enough for his opponent, joyce craig, to ask that the ballots be counted again. wmur' s ray brewer is live in manchester outside the building where the recount is taking place. ray: good afternoon, sean. the last city wide recount the clerk can recall was back in primary. here, the stakes much higher with the leader going on to lead the city the next two years. shortly after 9:00 a.m., the process of hand counting 20,198 ballot got underway in manchester. last tuesday, incumbent mayor ted gets his won the election, but only by 85 votes. that prompted the opponent, joyce craig, to call for a recount. ms. craig: a recount was very

necessary today. ray: officials began sorting the ballots, watched by representatives from each camp. undisputed ballots went into boxes with the candidates' names. challenged ballots were forwarded to the board of recount for final determination. watching the process and full was the mayor, who despite winning tuesday, wasn' t ready to declare victory. >> licenses vision anything happen and we stood here and are humbled by the voters that came out and i think it is important to pay attention to what is happening in coming votes. ray: asked if there are any regularities on the closeness of the, craig reply there' s nothing major. >> the things we haven' t hearing in terms of pens being used and blanks, we want to make sure every vote is counted. ray: as for how long the recount will take, it depends on who you ask. some say it could be done soon, others say it could be until tomorrow.

ray brewer, wmur news 9. sean: all right, ray, thanks. manchester police are looking mobil station on south willow street last night. police say a man wearing a black hoodie, gray sweat pants, mask, and baseball hat entered the demanded cash. he gestured like he had a weapon though he never showed one. , the robber was last seen driving away on weston road. if you have any information, you' re asked to call police. new this noon, police say a littleton man has been arrested and charged with his third dwi. this comes after state police responded to a crash on i-93 friday morning just before 11. they say witnesses reported seeing the driver, 35-year-old kenneth england, driving close to 90 miles per hour before crashing into the woods. england was thrown from the vehicle and treated for non-life threatening injuries and arrested. police in derry are investigating after a disabled couple says they were targeted by vandals several times. last wednesday the laughtons say someone put dog feces on their van.

the next morning they found it had been spray painted. but the vandal didn' t stop there. on friday, the couple got a rental car and the next morning it was spray painted and sugar was put in the gas tank. >> we know that they are targeting us. >> is happening to anyone else in the complex. >> no. >> we will have to park at some way up and are they going to find it and do it again? sean: if you have information, you are asked to call derry police. if you' re driving in concord today, you may need to find another route. several streets in the downtown area will be closed due to the main street construction project. sections of park and capitol streets will be closed to parking and traffic. and sections of warren and school streets will be closed at different times throughout the day. in commitment 2016 coverage this morning, more candidates are filing for the new hampshire primary today. about an hour ago, former virginia governor, republican

paperwork at the state house. you can see it there. and hillary clinton is also in new hampshire today to officially file for the first in the nation primary. the former secretary of state is expected to sign the paperwork in just a few minutes at 12:30. after that, clinton will make stops in nashua and attend a town hall in windham. later this week, republicans ted cruz, rick santorum, lindsey graham, and rand paul are expected to officially file their paperwork in concord as well. meantime republican candidates , will face off again for another debate tomorrow night in milwaukee. ben carson and marco rubio are on the defensive, battling accusations over their pasts. and donald trump is getting mixed reviews after he hosted "saturday night live." abc' s megan hughes has details. megan: candidate ben carson' s firing back as his life story has been called into question. mr. carson: i sadly cannot sit still and watch unfairness.

be to blame media bias, and his campaign says it is written millions in contributions as a result. >> do you think these questions will help your campaign? mr. carson: people are clearly able to see what is going on. the number of people who come up and say "don' t let them get you down." megan: at issue, stories in his autobiography "gifted hands." his campaign says he never applied to west point even though he said he was offered a s case, credit card statement. he released 2 years of charges related to his use of a republican party credit card when he was a florida legislator. the donald took a trip down memory lane, back on "saturday night live" for the first time since 2004. the show went on despite protests it organizers offered $5,000 to any audience never who

larry david: trump' s a racist! mr. trump:: what are you doing, larry? larry: i heard if i did that they would give me $5,000. megan: at tomorrow' s debate, did not have enough supporters to qualify. sean: israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu will meet s capitol today. the two leaders plan to discuss the ongoing conflict between israel and palestine. this will be the first time in more than a year that the president has talked face to face with netanyahu. coming up, mizzou' s president steps them after criticism over how he handled criticisms of race. and caught on camera, the incredible scene after a sinkhole opens up in a restaurant parking lot. kevin: pretty nice day out there with sunshine but that changes with 2 systems we will be tracking over the next five days.

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sean: now to an ongoing battle at the university of missouri between students and the administration. within the last hour, the president of the school stepped down over concerns of racism on campus. abc' s elizabeth hur is in new york with more. elizabeth: stunning announcement meeting. tim wolfe: i' m resigning as president of the university of missouri system. >> not allowed to comment on much. we all stay together as a team and make this decision as a team. elizabeth: more than 30 football players come even the coach, refusing to take the field. joining students protesting president tim wolfe' s handling of a string of racial incidents on campus, including reports of students being called the n-word and a swastika scrawled on a dorm wall. >> not until he resigns or he is fired. there is no compromise. elizabeth: tensions intensify after this incident at the

>> my actions will support my words. >> you didn' t show action when we were in the car. elizabeth: football coach counseling practice and tweeting this picture over the weekend, writing " the mizzou family expenses one and we are united, behind our players." >> races and is unacceptable and we have to eliminate it. >> i want for you to resign could you don' t care about racism. elizabeth: wolfe' s resignation is effective immediately. he says he prayed about it and lease this is the right thing to do. sean: overseas now -- two americans were killed in jordan this morning when a police officer reportedly opened fire at a police compound. a south african was also killed. and several other people were injured. the suspected gunman was shot and killed. developing now, one person is dead and two others wounded after a shooting this morning near new york' s penn station. new york city police say the 3 were shot in midtown manhattan. no one has been arrested, and police are searching for a

vehicle in connection to the shooting. police say the shooting does not appear to have affected train service. today, friends and family will remember a 6-year-old boy who was killed by police in louisiana. jeremy mardis died last tuesday after city marshals fired into a vehicle driven by his father, chris few. few was seriously wounded. two officers face charges of second-degree murder and attempted second-degree murder in the case. they are being held on $1 million bond. take a look at this incredible scene caught on camera in mississippi. a massive sinkhole swallowed cars over the weekend at an ihop 15 parking lot. the hole is about 50 feet wide and 600 feet long. there are no reports of anyone being injured. it' s unclear what caused the massive hole to open up. it almost looks fake when you look at that video, but incredible. kevin: they have had a lot of rain down there the last two or three weeks. sean: seen that before. kevin: from here, looking at a beautiful afternoon, but clouds

will be back in again. sean: plus, condiments aren' t just ketchup and mustard. we' ll show you how to make a quick and easy herb condiment for your next meal. this is 4-year-old barrett and 2-year-old sloane having fun in a big pile of fall leaves. a lot of that going on lately. you can submit your pictures and video, and join the thousands of u local members, by logging onto

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

>> now, meteorologist kevin skarupa with your storm watch 9 forecast. kevin: things have recovered nicely in a lot of areas. a few seven spots trying to get afternoon. it is about as warm and bright as we will be for the rest of the week to we are expecting the clouds to gather tomorrow and the temperatures will be cooler by tomorrow afternoon as well. from there we will continue to see the better shower chances. 2 systems making their way through. neither one looks like heavy rainfall for us, but any kind of

t that bad of a thing before the ground starts to freeze. big area of high pressure throughout area and tomorrow afternoon, clouds started drifting, and with that, right on its heels, we will be with scattered showers. the main push on the system will be located offshore. cannot rollout a quick terrain through that. we started in the 20' s in several areas and low 30' s in southern spots. males really nice compared to the breeze we had yesterday and the extra clouds we had around on saturday. notice the temperatures. four degrees, five degrees warmer than we were at this time yesterday at lunchtime. notice we do have the warmer air to the west but, as we go through time, we get a bit more of an onshore flow starting to develop the next system coming in tomorrow and logical temperatures off just a touch. as we go through future casserley afternoon, lots of

sunshine around and temperatures dip back into the 20' s and 30' s. the consul start building in tomorrow and i think a thicker cloud cover covers possible late in the day. a few showers trying to move in a southern areas late in the day and into the evening news. from there, all of this is the way of scattered showers. drier farther north than it would be in southern areas as the moisture works its way offshore. notice the first to daylight hours on veterans day could also have some showers around could we have a little bit of a break on wednesday and then early thursday on the next system. it looks like thursday afternoon, thursday evening situation, cooler air is starting to rush in. after a milder day today we had clouds tomorrow. you will notice to the rest of the extended forecast, temperatures very close to the average for this time of year, and along with that, we are

showers tomorrow evening and early wednesday and another system thursday afternoon on thursday night and lingering with a passing shower on friday. timing is looking good as we get towards the weekend with a blenheim sunshine and clouds and a good breeze around friday and into saturday. let' s head to "cook' s corner." sean: fancy dish that will help your the dishes around the season. we are joined by liz barbour from the creative feast. i don' t want to say the name because i will screw it up. liz: gremolata. it is economy -- like when you have had a lamb stew, you put this on top and we have garlic, we have some fresh parmesan cheese. i' ve got lemon zest here. i use an old-fashioned zester and pull this right off. gives me on the lemon, oils that

sean: it has the fragrance. liz: and as that mixed in. and then we have some herbs. flat leaf parsley. and then i will add to that -- now we have some fresh rosemary. sean: a lot of good flavors. liz: oh, yes, this is delicious. the great thing about this, sean, is it goes on so many things. if you look at the dishes that i already have, we have chicken -- what do i do with this year to check in -- seared chicken? so it onto your pasta and now you have a completely different pasta dish. nice and easy, very fresh. i have green beans over here. look at the thanksgiving dinner. beans? maybe we don'

green green -- green bean casserole. this is a whole new -- and when it is getting cold outside, this is a nice, bright, fresh flavor. sean: take some of the basics and add that right to it. liz: we finish it off with extra virgin olive oil to chop this fine -- not to find because we wanted to have some fight to win. we mix it with the extra-virgin olive oil. add all of that together. mix in our next original of oil. sean: we should mention, by the way, you have a cookbook. liz: it has been way too long. i teamed up with a good friend of mine and she is doing all the photography for it and she has really been the catalyst. we are getting this together and it should be out in the spring. check my website, creative feast.com. i am also doing classes. my newest thing is i' m working with the school cafeteria staff

the element is good -- sean: great idea. got to get the kids eating healthy food. liz: now we had in our beans and we are going to toss that up. you want to make this yet of what this? -- yet a fourth dish? combine the beans without pasta and this is great cold -- sean: flexible, easy to do. one what time, the website? liz: the creativefeast.com. talking over one another my dad carried mail on his back. they called him "john the mailman" and they loved him because he looked out for everyone in those

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sean: a former pastor is latest holiday coffee cups. the cups are plain red, without the christmas ornaments used in the past. joshua feuersten, who calls himself a social media personality, says that starbucks hates jesus. he posted a facebook video that tells customers how to trick baristas into writing merry christmas on the cups. meanwhile, starbucks says the cups are meant to encourage customers to tell christmas stories in their own way. of all the problems we have in the world i don' t know if we want to add this one to the

list. it is a coffee cup. s look at your extended forecast. we start to cool off a bit when another one later on thursday. walmart is adding a new feature to its stores this christmas. you may have a hard time getting your kids to leave. would you consider ham instead of turkey on thanksgiving? many families are making a switch. i guess that is no for you. have a great day. the son of a polish immigrant who grew up in a brooklyn tenement. he went to public schools, then college, where the work of his life began -- fighting injustice and inequality,

he moved to vermont, won election and praise as one of america's best mayors. in congress, he stood up for working families and for principle, opposing the iraq war, supporting veterans. now he's taking on wall street and a corrupt political system funded by over a million contributions, tackling climate change to create clean-energy jobs, fighting for living wages, equal pay, and tuition-free public colleges. people are sick and tired of establishment politics, and they want real change! bernie sanders -- husband, father, grandfather, an honest leader to give us a future to believe in. sanders: i'm bernie sanders,