ceremonies and the sean: two men who pleaded guilty in the murder of a member 18 will be sentenced today. erin: a man who served time in prison is back behind bars this morning. the new accusations against kevin paul. kevin: sunshine giving way to clouds against the head of two systems we will see this week. sean: it was closer than originally thought, but had to get this -- ted gatsas has one another term as manchester mayor. >> no one covers new hampshire like we do. now, wmur news 9 daybreak.

thanks for waking up with us. i' m erin fehlau. sean: i' m sean mcdonald. today is going to be more of the same. starting cold, right? kevin: yeah, temperatures in the 20' s and 30' s. that red sky in the morning situation. we will see showers trying to push it into southern areas, but likely not until late in the day or this evening. temperatures in the 50' s and mainly fair skies. in some spots, there could be a third to a half-inch of rain. early highs mainly in the 50' s. much more on your forecast through the end of the week. let' s take a look at your morning ride. we are joined by 95.7 wzid' s deb davidson.

all traffic is moving up to speed and it will stay that way through the bedford tolls. if you are around 93 south, you are looking good. 101, 111, and the spaulding turnpike are all up to speed. you are seeing the latest to exit 41. this report is being brought to you by minuteman health. join the revolution. from the wzid traffic network, i' m deb davidson for 95.7 wzid. erin: two men who admitted to killing a madbury teen are set to be sentenced today. sean: zachary pinette and michael tatum reached a plea deal and testified against tristan wolusky.

tatum pleaded guilty to second-degree murder in exchange for their testimony against tristan wolusky. the men were armed with knives and a machete in june of last year when delivered the 18-year-old from his home with the intent of robbing him of money and drugs, but then killed him and dumped his body on a road in maine. charges of first-degree murder were dropped as part of the plea deal. tristan wolusky was convicted of first-degree murder for his role in the killing. zachary pinette and michael tatum will be sentenced separately today, but the state is recommending 30 years to life in prison for each. tristan wolusky will be sentenced later this month or next month. reporting in the studio, ray brewer. sean: thanks. a man wanted for violating his parole after serving time for his role in the murder of an epson police officer is due in court this morning. kevin paul was arrested in boston is a fugitive from

he was released on parole in may, but investigators think he is part of a burglary ring in new hampshire that involves the theft and trading of guns. he served 17 years in prison for standing by as gordon perry shot and killed epsom officer jeremy charron in 97 and then fired at police during the getaway. police in vermont are waiting for autopsy results to find out how a man in dead -- found dead in his home died. thomas casey and william roberts had been drinking together sunday night and then got in a fight. roberts says he found casey dead when he woke up on monday morning. police say he is cooperating. erin: it is official. ted gatsas has won another term as mayor of the city of manchester. more than 20,000 votes were recounted yesterday and the final result show gets us to

by a slimmer margin, 64 votes as opposed to the 85-vote margin announced following the election. ted gatsas says he is ready to get back to work and attended a school board meeting minutes after the recount was finished. tonight, the republican presidential hopefuls will once again share a debate page. this time, the group will be smaller with just eight taking part in the main event and ben carson is expected to be in the spotlight. stephanie rommel' s has a preview. >> the next president of the united states, donald trump. stephanie: a rockstar welcome for gop white house hopeful donald trump in front of a pumped up crowd at a rally in springfield, illinois. trump taking jabs at his opponents. >> if you try and hit your mother over the head with a

stephanie: the latest national poll shows trump and carson are practically tied followed by marco, ted cruz, and jeb bush. trump will share center stage presidential debate. in the last week, carson calling witchhunt. >> you are asking me about something that occurred 50 years the details on that? stephanie: he will likely face tough questions after a week' s into defense mode. t did it. stephanie: marco rubio says he knows everything you needs to know about his competition. >> ben carson story would only like america. stephanie: the debate is

there have been changes to the format. candidates will not make opening statements, however they will have more time to make arguments. sean: regulators have approved several key zoning stages for the balsams project. i wanted hundred $43 million renovation plan is in the works. because county commission resort. once they start work, the 18 months. open again. erin: it would be. country. sean: you might notice dozens of scarves wrapped around trees in anyone who needs them. warning for residents in

merrimack is the number of coyote sightings is on the rise.

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

sean: a beautiful sunrise this morning. clouds this afternoon. we will have the timeline coming up. sean: kevin, thanks. tomorrow is veterans day. free local men finally have much recognition for their service. erin: they were honored during a special ceremony in manchester. the family of normin morin was given a variety of medals for

he died in 1963. mark mclynch received the purple heart for injuries he suffered in afghanistan in 2010. vietnam vet ray vercoe of laconia earned his medals for service as a combat engineer. >> for those to serve, it means a lot to get some recognition, especially from the vietnam era. >> it is a belated honor and it gives us a sense of closure. >> i did not do it for the awards are metals. i wanted to serve and i did. erin: we thank all of them for their service. senator jeanne shaheen was instrumental in helping the veterans receive this recognition. sean: there is something new in manchester veterans park. volunteers tied 75 handmade scarves around trees in the park with notes attached said "this

volunteers worked with members of the longmeadow congregational church after hearing about the idea in other places. coming up, reducing your energy costs at home does not have to be difficult, but you do need to know what to focus on.

to customers in the automak sean: sean:look at this. dramatic video shows landslides in china. you can see the ground giving way and flowing across highways. no one was hurt. many roads are closed. officials say it could take a week to clear the dirt. there are concerns that the slides could continue.

the president of the university of missouri system has signed, along with the chancellor of the flagship campus. president tom walsh took full responsibility for the frustration expressed by students. black student groups have complained that the president was unresponsive. the situation came to a head over the weekend when nearly three dozen black football players announced they would not play until he left. erin: volkswagen is offering $1000 in gift cards to owners affected by the massive emissions scandal. they will get $500 gift cards that can be spent anywhere. there is another $500 gift card for dealerships. owners will also get three years of roadside assistance for free. this comes after the automaker admitted to cheating on emissions test.

be complicated or expensive, as long as you know what to focus on. we got some advice from a local energy auditor and he had some simple ways to get hearted. >> abc. attic, basement, the center of the building. sean: the owner of energy audits unlimited says those are the three areas you should look at and you likely want to start from the top. >> there are generally two big holes to the sky. one is any chimney that you might want to have. that is not properly damper. that is a big hole to the sky. sean: check your attic access. make sure there is insulation to help stop the flow of air. check for any pipes or wires that come into the attic and

with temperatures in the 20' s to lower 30' s. atop mount washington, the temperatures are in the lower 40' s. the warmest spot in the entire state mainly because the warmer air comes in first, while the colder air sinks into those valleys and it takes a day or two for that to occur. you will notice the skies having a few high clouds out there in the north country. the next system arrives from the there are two systems we' re tracking from now until friday morning. most likely for us, overnight tonight and tomorrow morning will be the most focused portion in. today, a general increase in clouds into the afternoon and evening. the shield the rainfall just starting to approach new york city. it is going to take a good part of the day.

43 atop mount washington. will notice that we do have the cooler air. even adds these systems come dragged behind that. range from the mid and upper s today. 54-60 this afternoon. this comes with a fairly light wind. out of the general easterly direction through the day, the clouds continued to work their way and from south to north. borrowed time as the rainfall pushes in. some spots could see over a third to a half-inch of rain. tomorrow, that pulls away. the little bit of a break

tomorrow afternoon. thursday morning before the next system eventually arrives and that looks like a thursday afternoon, thursday evening situation reinforcing the air mass that is in place. highs in the lower 40' s and 50' s by the end of the weekend. high temperatures today will come with an increase and thickening of clouds. an increase of high clouds after morning sunshine up north. the rainfall moves in with southern parts of the state. the next system comes in thursday afternoon and thursday night. as you will notice, next weekend looking pretty good right now. it should be breezy both days. sean: makes it tough to rake the leaves when it is blowing around like that. [laughter]

erin: we do want to check in on our top stories. we begin with ray brewer. ray: two men who took part in the murder of a madbury teen will be sentenced today. aaron wilkinson was stabbed to death next year -- last year. zachary pinette and michael tatum pleaded guilty to second-degree murder in exchange for testimony against tristan wolusky. erin: a man who served time for his role in the killing of an epson police officer is back behind bars. kevin paul was arrested last night as a fugitive from justice. investigators think he is part of a burglary ring. cap gas this -- ted gatsas is officially won another term as mayor of manchester. sean: coming up on daybreak, you will soon have a new tool to

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kevin: it is tuesday morning, november 10. we do have clear skies and temperatures which have dipped back into the lower and mid 20' s in the north country this morning. it is shaping up to be a pretty nice day with highs in the 50' s. rain showers eventually work their way in. sean: thanks, kevin. cold start to your day in berlin. restaurants in boston will soon be getting a new report card. erin: starting in january, city inspectors will launch a pilot program, launching letter grades to rate cleanliness and food practices for all the restaurants in the city. new york city has used to the practice for years. it is incentive to keep the

place clean. sean: no doubt customers will be checking it out. it seems everybody is unfazed. that number includes president obama. erin: his page is "president obama public figure." he now has more than 637,000 likes. his first post was a two minute video showing the president walking through the white house backyard and talking about climate change. the president just joined twitter in may. this is something he talked about wanting to do. as the administration comes to an end, he is finally getting of social media. sean: do you think he is actually really doing it or just overseeing the process? coming up in the next half hour, local children' s advocate are hoping you will think about a giving tuesday. erin: several malls are

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>> no one covers new hampshire like we do. now, wmur news 9 daybreak. sean: top of the morning, everybody. perhaps you are underneath a blanket right now. look at the beautiful sunrise. erin: that is gorgeous. i' m going to go up there with an easel for a little bit. erin: can we just go out and enjoy this. roles in the 2014 murder of a today. a farmington man is recovering after suffering non-life-threatening injuries when he was hit by a thick of

merrimack police are warning residents to be on the lookout for coyotes following an increase in sightings. sean: happy birthday to "sesame street." it debuted on this date in 1969. it has been around a while. kevin: it apparently has. we start off with clouds continuing to make their way in through southern parts of the state. southern areas of the state will have clouds drifting in and eventually it is going to mean rain chances. temperatures start in the 20' s to mid-30' s and eventually get back into the 50' s before the cooler air starts to come in behind the first of two systems. sean: let' s check out the roads. we start with a live look at i-93 in windham where it is that the freezing mark. deb: for a look at the morning drive -- kevin: for a look at the morning drive, we are joined by 95.7 wzid'

deb: good morning, guys. we are not seeing any delays at all from the concord area down through the hooksett tolls and from manchester into salem. 293 is moving well through the mill yard. the everett turnpike, we are seeing increasing volume, but it is up to speed to merrimack. this report is being brought to by minuteman health. join the revolution. from the wzid traffic network, i' m deb davidson for 95.7 wzid. sean: thanks. topping our news, two men play the role in the murder of a madbury teen and are sentenced to be scheduled today. erin: zachary pinette and michael tatum both pled guilty to second-degree murder in the

a third man was convicted of first-degree murder. ray brewer joins us live in our studio with the details. ray: zachary pinette and michael tatum struck a plea deal in exchange for their testimony against tristan wolusky. tristan wolusky was found guilty last month on all charges, including first-degree murder, for the stabbing death of 18-year-old aaron wilkinson. all three men drove to his house on june 21, 2014 armed with two knives and a machete. authorities say they ended up killing him, wilkinson stabbed more than 20 times. prosecutors claim it was tristan wolusky who called the victim and asked him to meet them outside. he will be sentenced later this month or early next month. zachary pinette and michael tatum will both learn their fate' s today after pleading guilty to second-degree murder. their hearings are scheduled for 11:00 a.m. and 1:30 p.m. this

the state has recommended 30 years to life in prison for each man. wmur news 9. erin: hillary clinton continues her campaign swing through new hampshire today. she filed yesterday to have her name on the primary ballot. in nashua, she was endorsed by the league of conservation voters, a washington-based environmental group. she finished the day with a town hall meeting at windham heist where she talked -- high school defended planned parenthood. differences i see with their republican counterparts is their all-out attack on human rights and women' s rights and civil rights and gay rights and voting it is quite astonishing. erin: today, clinton is planning to attend events at derry and dartmouth college in hanover.

rand paul will all be in concord two other names to the republican primary ballot. sean: a farmington man is recovering after being hit by a pickup truck in rochester. 44-year-old kevin henderson was crossing the street in a crosswalk when he was it. he was taken to the hospital with nonlife threatening injuries. police say the driver didn' t stop at the scene. erin: sean: fish and game officers came to the rescue of a man who got stuck on mount washington. a 24-year-old massachusetts man decided to hike alone yesterday. he started to cramp up on a steep part of the trail and decided to call 911. fish and game officers attached a line to him and pulled him to safety. sean: a windham woman who says

christina ruhle has shared her well. she alleged that cosby drugged her and assaulted her in 1965. he is suing cosby in federal statement made after that article. she said the statement called her and other accusers liars. more than 50 women have accused cosby of sexual assault. allegations. erin: the man accused of trying to object 18 -- a teen -- abd yesterday. police say he was stopped and searched in the parking lot description of a suspect. defense lawyers say he did not

consent to a search and all the evidence found was illegally seized. prosecutors say that have eventually been uncovered. the judge took the issue under advisement. sean: in light of the heroin epidemic, the bedford police department is hosting a substance abuse summit tonight. police will be discussing the threat posed by substance abuse, particularly harrowing -- heroin , and what needs to be done about the issue. erin: merrimack police have issued a coyote alert after an increase in sightings. animal control officers say the sightings are neo a neighborhood -- near a neighborhood that backs up onto conservation land. a woman living your french court reported that her small dog was taken two months ago and she has seen more coyotes since then. police say they spot coyotes all

>> we have been having them more abundance of calls about coyotes and small dogs. small dogs in the house. are very rare. sean: tomorrow, a business in early deal. free haircuts to all veterans you can get your hair cut between 10:00 a.m. and 7:00 tonight. it is a tradition at the shop. a holiday display controversy. mindy" reenactment. "frozen." sean: did "mork and mindy" go s heads? [laughter] erin: hoping to ward off s? you may want to have a glass of bubbly.

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kevin: we start out with temperatures in the low and mid 20' s. showers start to creep into the southern areas later today. we start cooling off with the next system. i have the details coming up. sean: we are following a developing story out of the nations capital. the justice department is reviewing a court ruling against the president' s immigrations actions. what does the ruling mean and what could happen next? >> basically, this ruling is a big setback to president obama' s plan to protect 5 million people from being to forward it. a texas judge originally blocked the administration' s initiative and a federal appeals court has upheld a decision.

it could now appealed to the supreme court. the justice department says it is determining how to proceed. sean: with the president leaving office in a little more than a year from now, what are the chances it will make it through the court by then? >> the prospects are pretty slim that president obama' s immigration actions could be implemented before he leaves office simply because of all of these court challenges. hypothetically, it could get bumped back down to that texas court that originally ruled on it or, if the administration appeals to the supreme court, it is possible that the high court could take it up this term, in which case, a decision could come by next term. erin: the world is hoping to bring in -- seaworld is ending killer whale shows edit san

diego location. they say they will phase out the shows why the end of next year. there is no word yet whether it will and the shows that other parks. rudolph the red nose reindeer will play a key role at the park' s holiday festivities. sean: the military has identified the remains of seven of the serviceman killed in the bombing of pearl harbor. the men have been considered missing since 1941. the military started exhuming the remains of nearly 400 sailors and marines buried in a veterans cemetery in hawaii as unknowns. the military started the project because advances in technology are improving the ability to identify remains. erin: scientists believe that drinking three glasses of bubbly

the auto set of dement -- onset s. a spokesman for the alzheimer' s interesting. sean: that will get people talking and opening champagne bottles really quickly, as well. [laughter] sean: some malls sparked controversy. officials at simon' s malls says they are trying to create a glacial experience. without the christmas tree and the elves, some shoppers say the malls displays were to secular. >> you don' t mess with christmas. >> i think it says a lot about a lot of things.

too fast. they eventually give in to pressure. traditional sets. sean: turning to sports, russia -- a report from a world anti-doping agency panel accuses russian athletes of doping. we just learning this morning moscow' s drug testing lab. report is politically motivated. lewis will miss the rest of the season due to a torn acl. he injured his left knee on a screen pass late in the third quarter of sunday' s game. he has been a huge part of new england' s running game and one of tom brady favorite

targets out of the backfield. he was third in the league among running backs with 36 catches. some people in argentina are an unusual form of entertainment. one is getting married. actors are hired to pose as the bride and groom for these mock ceremonies. none of the guests actually know the pretend couple, but each pays $50 to go to the fake wedding. the events are so successful that the company is now planning to expand to other countries. you know, some people like weddings that much? they will go to a fake wedding? sean: sometimes it is fun to be on the periphery of the wedding. hang out, do some dancing. i' m not a big dancer at weddings. it is one way to have fun. kevin: if you pay to go, you can'

erin: do you have to get a gift for the actor and actress? [laughter] sean: i hope you get cake for $50. kevin: are there people on the cake? temperatures in the lower 30' s and 40' s. for the rest of us, temperatures have dropped back into the 20' s and 30' s early this morning. we have increasing high clouds into the afternoon. for southern areas of the state, the better chance of a shower later on this afternoon. maybe in time for the evening commute in our border towns. a lot of this is centered around the overnight hours tonight and for the first you daylight hours tomorrow. temperatures are in the 30' s early this morning. there are some 20' s out there in the lower line valleys. maybe just a little bit of valley fog.

we are looking at temperatures to jump back into the 50' s for one more afternoon with a very light wind. i temperatures going to try to make it run to near 60 in southern areas. clouds probably shut that off into the afternoon, holding temperatures in the mid-to-upper 50' s. for the north, you will enjoy a little more sun. a little farther to go to get near 60. fair skies late this afternoon and then the rain chances start to move in. we could be looking at a third to a half-inch of rain fall from this system. a little bit of a break tomorrow night and, early on thursday, the next system moves through. more scattered showers are a possibility in rain form night. the cooler air starts to rush in behind that system and it is not all in rain form and there could be mixed shower activity friday night and early saturday.

temperatures in the 20' s and 30' s early. we climbed through the 50' s in the afternoon. temperatures stay in the 40' s to lower 50' s. another one thursday afternoon and thursday night. that pulls away into friday. that should be excellent timing as far as our weekend is concerned. a huge thank you to all the folks at the second start in concord. these folks are all newcomers to the united states. i got to tell them all about new hampshire' s weather and what to expect season by season. you could see the whites of the rise occasionally -- whites of their eyes occasionally. they get me on all of the folks represented. a huge thank you to them. i had a great time talking to them. sean: that is incredible. that is a lot of flags. wmur has kicked off her spirit of giving campaign. we highlight charitable foundations.

erin: most people are familiar with the retail traditions of black friday and cyber monday, but how about giving tuesday? it is a global movement for charitable generosity is special change. court appointed special advocates is a voice for kids in the courts and it is asking you to consider supporting its mission on a regular basis. >> the goal is to bring in 25 new monthly donors. >> those funds will help us support 100% of the children in the state of new hampshire and that is our goal. erin: casa has been advocating for new hampshire children for more than 25 years. you can find out more information on our website, wmur.com. if you like and effort you are involved with to be highlighted, let us know. sean: there are a lot of good organizations out there. erin: still ahead, a final check on your top stories, including

admitted to killing a erin: updating our top stories. sean: two men who admitted to their roles in the murder of a madbury teen are sentenced today. ray: 18-year-old aaronm wilkinson was stabbed to death outside his home last june. zachary pinette and michael tatum struck a plead deal in exchange for their testimony against tristan wolusky. he was found guilty last month on all charges, including first-degree murder. the two other men pled guilty to second-degree murder and will be scheduled to be sentenced later today. erin: a man who served time for his role in the killing of an epson police officer is back behind bars today. kevin paul was arrested yesterday as a fugitive from justice.

investigators believe he was part of a burglary ring. sean: a farmington man is recovering after being hit by a pickup truck in rochester yesterday. kevin henderson was crossing north main street in a crosswalk when he was hit. the driver didn' t stop at the scene. erin: merrimack police have issued a coyote alert. the animal control officer says the siding is in a neighborhood that backs up to conservation land. kevin: it is a beautiful start to the day for a lot of folks. we are expecting fair skies into the afternoon. the clouds looking south will continue to increase northward. there might be a shower for southern areas. veterans day is likely starting out wet. sean: of course. a lot of outdoor events going on. erin: coming up next, a startling new health alert. they are going to tell you about one factor that could double the risk of death for men and women of normal weight.

also, a preview of tonight' s republican debate. sean: doll trump will be speaking out. they have police body cam video that will amaze you. it is incredible stuff. we are back here in 25 minutes. have a great day. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy.

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