at aarp.org/manchester sean: now one day break, thinking the men and women who serve our country. we will tell you about the veterans day activities. erin: a man convicted of beating a woman and leaving her in the woods is asking a judge to let him out of risen early. apologizing. kevin: we will have the timeline on how the day pans out and they look toward the weekend ahead. sean: remember hope, the starving dog found in claremont? she is making great strides in her recovery. >> no one covers new hampshire like we do. now, wmur news 9 daybreak. this veterans day.

sean: good morning. i' m sean mcdonald. we are following breaking news in campton. it is a rainy start to our veterans day. kevin: not the greatest of starts with the showers that will be around for a good part of the state until at least early afternoon. there will be spots over a half-inch of rain fall with this system. the main push continues to shift away. quite a bit of activity still around early this morning. almost all of it in liquid form, except for the highest of elevations. pretty good breeze out of the north and northeast through the day. heisman 40' s to lower 50' s. there is another system we are focused on. let' s take a look at your wednesday morning ride. we are joined live by 95.7 wzid' s deb davidson. good morning. deb: good morning, kevin. we are getting word of road

ellsworth hill road be freeing -- between springfield and mason. authorities are asking you to plan an alternate route. we just heard from the dot that all road construction throughout the state has been suspended due to the holiday. all major roads are wet, but up to speed. just leave a few extra spaces between you and the car in front of you to compensate for the right roads -- wet roads. all major roads heading into and around boston are up to speed and incident-free. this report is being brought to you by peters honda, nissan, and kia of nashua. from the wzid traffic network, i' m deb davidson for 95.7 wzid. sean: thanks. we do continue to follow breaking news out of camden, where firefighters are battling several fires at the armont inn in campton. there is heavy fire throughout

the building on ellsworth hill road. the damage appears to be extent. -- extensive. erin: ellsworth hill road is closed in that area. there is no word on injuries or what might have sparked the fire. we do have a crew that is just arriving on the scene and we w ill bring you updates as soon as we learn more. sean: the republican presidential hopefuls have a few weeks before they share a stage again. last night' s debate provided a chance for eight of the leading candidates to mix it up over some of the key issues. erin: the format provided the candidates to give longer answers and go after each other, as well. stephanie ramos reports. stephanie: the top eight pulling republicans in milwaukee debating for the fourth time. >> the debate honing in on jobs, taxes, international issues, and the economy. >> there were more words and the

one of them is as good. stephanie: candidates addressing the minimum wage. donald trump said no to raising it, ben carson changing his mind. >> every time we raise the minimum wage, the number of jobless people increases. stephanie: carson also making light of this past week of scrutiny. >> thank you for not asking me what happened in the 10th grade. i appreciate that. [laughter] stephanie: the exchange heating up over immigration. jeb bush and john kasich challenging donald trump. >> we all know you can' t pick them up and ship them back across the border. stephanie: trump also unleashing of carly fiorina when she interrupted senator rand paul. >> ronald reagan walked away and recchi affect and he quit talking. >> can i finish? >> why does she keep interrupting everybody? stephanie: each candidate trying

sticking to policy, which has some analysts saying that shift led to a boring debate. several republicans are coming straight to new hampshire. ted cruz, lindsey graham, rick santorum, and donald trump of events planned here today. bernie sanders is also today. hillary clinton wraps up a two day visit to new hampshire yesterday. during an event at the vfw in derry, she rolled out a plan to help veterans. she wrapped up the day with a talk about the economy at dartmouth college. she said the next president needs to invest in infrastructure and clean energy and to make it easier for people to start and grow small businesses. sean: today is veterans day. a chance to thank everyone who

has and is serving our country in the armed forces. governor maggie hassan is expected to speak at the annual ceremony at the state veterans cemetery in boscawen. there is also a ceremony at 9:00 this morning in the hollow flags at the statehouse. the parades in manchester in nashua have been canceled because of the rain. many companies and businesses are offering special deals for veterans. erin: police are looking for a man they say robbed a convenience store at knife point last night. a slim, white male about five foot six and wearing a blue bandanna entered the dink bee store on washington street around 7:45, pulled out a knife, and got away with cash. a man from holderness has admitted to pulling off a pair of recent robberies. christopher lenkowski was

arrested after an armed robbery at the cvs on highland street in plymouth. sean: a construction worker is flown to a boston hospital with serious injuries after falling into a pit in londonderry yesterday. the man was impaled in the groin by a piece of rebar when he felt as a market basket on garden lane. the man convicted of beating a woman and leaving her in the woods in rochester in 2004 wants to get out of prison early. brandon fecteau was sentenced to 16.5 years in prison, but asked the victim for forgiveness yesterday. he said he was young and immature at the time. he wants about four years of his sentence suspended. >> i' m so, so sorry. i pray that you find peace from this.

someday forgive me. sean: prosecutors say the attack was vicious and cruel and they want him to serve the entire sentence. the judge has not said when he will issue a ruling. erin: we have a happy update about it could found abandoned and starving -- a pitbull found abandoned and starving in clermont. hope weighed only 22 pounds and could barely stand. now, she is at 236 pounds, her blood count -- up to 36 pounds, her blood count is normal, and she is barking again. sean: good timing and good news. still to come, honoring the spirit of new hampshire. dozens of local volunteers were recognized for their dedication. erin: hundreds of local children need your help this holiday season. as you can play santa claus and put a smile on a child'

sean: they say lamanna' s accused of making child pornography and investigators fear there may be

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

kevin: starting off your wednesday with a live look in meredith. there will be a lot of areas that get back out of the 40' s with a northerly breeze. another system will come in tomorrow. details coming up. sean: our state is filled with very generous and dedicated people. some of them were honored for

erin: the 13th annual spirit of new hampshire awards were held last night in concord recognizing volunteers and organizations. >> everyone who is nominated is doing phenomenal work. it is a joy that we can celebrate all of these fantastic people tonight. erin: gail stanley from the family resource center, the upper room, was honored with the spirit of new hampshire award, the highest honor. sean: in the spirit of giving, we are calling on all elves. operation santa claus needs your help. for more than 50 years, members of the state employees association have helped needy kids for christmas. they have found sponsors already for nearly 3000 youngsters, but organizers say 400 children still need sponsors. >> we care about our fellow

neighbors. sean: the children range in age from newborn to 17 years old. this is a wonderful annual tradition and they still need some help. erin: coming up, millions of people playing daily fantasy sports leagues, but one state has said no more to draftkings

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on ellsworth hill road. you can see there is heavy fire throughout the building. ellsworth hill road is closed everything -- as a result of this. there was no word on injuries or what may have sparked the fire. we do have a crew nearby and we in a little bit. erin: police in vermont have interviewed the man who they say admitted distributing kkk fliers in burlington, vermont. he told detectives he was hoping to get new members and said he believes that what he did was legal. he said he thinks he is the only member in vermont. an ohio man faces a list of charges including child endangerment after his getting -- getting his nine-year-old neighbor to drive him to the store. the 27-year-old got drunk and decided he needed more barbecue sauce for his dinner, so he got the boy to drive him two blocks

mathais got behind the wheel and police say his blood-alcohol was three times the legal limit. sean: the new york state attorney general has ordered two daily fantasy sports companies to stop accepting bets in the empire state. cease-and-desist orders were issued to fanduel and draftkings. new york says they constitute illegal gambling. half a million people in new york play the games. back. draftkings has hired martha coakley as an advisor. erin: the next phase of construction is set to begin on a new ski jump at plymouth the old one was torn down this fall due to safety concerns, jeopardy. a community workday is scheduled for saturday as supporters start building the work -- the jump.

featuring world champion ski jumpers sarah hendrickson' s plans to raise the rest of the money needed for the jump. let' s hope they can raise that money. sean: the community coming together to make that jump happened. kevin: last night, i was the keynote speaker at the fourth annual community hero award in the lake region at the winnipesaukee playhouse. it was truly an honor to be there last night. activity out there. the most focused of the rainfall. slower of a go early this morning with plenty of clouds, shower activity. a few spots will be over a half-inch of rain fall before it afternoon.

partial clearing later tonight. another system will start to gather moisture and had in late evening. by the evening commute, we will be down to an overcast sky. the shower activity is out there early this morning. factor in a few extra minutes. as far as any events for veterans day, it is going to be a soggy one and then things start to dry out as the northerly wind starts to dry things out. a lot of areas are in the 40' s this morning. you can see the cooler air. the next system will drag down even cooler air in time for friday and the weekend. we are looking at highs this afternoon ranging between 46 and 52. the warmest spots may be where we see a couple of sunny breaks,

a thinning of the cloud cover. the shower activity will the afternoon and we are left with clouds. the brief break will give way to clouds later tomorrow morning afternoon. we will eventually get back to weekend. night and saturday morning. the upper-level system could be producing some wet snowflakes. elevations above 1500-2000 feet. we are looking at fair skies for the weekend. into the 40' s and lower 50' s. the shower activity will continue to become a lot less numerous into the afternoon and then we dry up only to see the next system wander in tomorrow

mixed shower activity or even some wet snow for parts of the north country late friday night or early saturday. a lot of sunshine into the weekend. through monday, tuesday, even wednesday of next week, we will have the sunshine and high temperatures in the mid to upper 50' s. sean: really? another warming trend. erin: we are following some breaking news for you at this hour. flames rick -- ripped through the armont inn this morning. crews are still on the scene. a portion of that road is closed and you are asked to avoid that area. the man convicted of beating a woman and leaving her in the road -- woods wants to get out of prison early. brandon fecteau was sentenced

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>> no one covers new hampshire like we do. now, wmur news 9 daybreak. sean: good morning, everybody. it is wednesday, november 11. a rainy start to your veterans day. it is impacting some of the events. erin: the parades in manchester and nashua have been canceled because of the rain. we are following breaking news out of campton. crews are on the scene of a massive fire at the armont inn at ellsworth hill road. events being held across the state today in honor of the men and women who serve our country, including a service at the new hampshire veterans cemetery in

a man is recovering after being hit by the mirror of a passing on the everett turnpike. sean: a whole lot of green out there behind us. kevin: yeah, an area of low pressure is slowly moving away from us today. that does not help you for the morning commute. by early to mid afternoon, we will start to see a drying process start to kick in. highs today going anywhere from the mid-40' s, where current temperatures are right now. s check out the roads. here is a look at i-93. kevin: for a look at the morning re joined live by 95.7 wzid' good wednesday morning. we do have road closures in the canton area -- campton area at ellsworth hill road, closed

between springfield and mason. ellsworth hill road is closed between springfield and mason, once again. we are seeing a much lighter c day due to the holiday. 93 is moving well down to salem. we are getting word of a spin out on 293 south. this report is being brought to you by peters honda, nissan, and kia of nashua. from the wzid traffic network, i' m deb davidson for 95.7 wzid. sean: let' s get back to that breaking news we are following firefighters are battling a massive fire at the armont inn on ellsworth hill road. erin: just a huge fire. take a look at the flames. no word on whether anyone was hurt. scene. they are being kept far away

from the fire at this time. we continue to monitor this breaking situation and we will learn new details. sean: the republican presidential hopefuls went head to head in another debate last night. erin: each candidates took to the stage for the main debate on the fox business network. nikole killion has a look at some of the highlights. nikole: it seemed to be a better night all around, not only in terms of the questioning, but also for the candidate seeking to gain ground. >> tonight' s rules are simple. nikole: simple and straightforward. moderators pressed the issues in the debate. >> i have no problem with being vetted. nikole: from ben carson' s past to immigration, which garnered a heated exchange. >> the wall will be built, it will be successful.

nikole: donald trump centerstage taken on by john kasich. >> it is a silly argument. it makes no sense. >> all i can say, you are lucky in ohio that you struck oil. you should let jeb speak. >> thank you, donald, for allowing me to speak at the debate. nikole: jeb bush sought to regain his footing. >> it would send a signal that we are not the kind of country that i know america is. nikole: marco rubio got called out by rand paul. >> you cannot be a conservative view view are going to keep promoting programs you are going to not pay for. >> i know that the world is a safer place when america is the world. nikole: the head of the format of the debate. in washington, nikole killion. sean: thanks.

today is veterans day. people all across the state will be honoring the men and women who serve our country. erin: a special ceremony will be held at the state veterans cemetery in boscawen. governor maggie hassan is expected to attend. organizers are encouraging people to arrive early to allow time to park and walk. seating is limited, but you can bring euros on chairs. we do want to note that the veterans day parades scheduled for nashua and manchester have both been canceled due to rain in the forecast. sean: as america pays tribute to veterans, and effort is underway to honor new hampshire servicemembers who gave their lives in the global war on terror. funding is underway for a memorial to be built at the veterans cemetery in boscawen.

army veteran and medal of honor recipient ryan pitts is hoping to change that. purposes. it honors their sacrifice. for those that are left behind, you never get over the loss. it helps you live with it. me to get involved. sean: tonight at 5:00, hear more from staff sergeant pitts and learn more about making it a reality. erin: a nashua man suffered serious injuries when he was hit by a car on the everett turnpike last night. he ran out of gas and pulled into the breakdown lane near exit four. as he was putting gas in his car, as he was hit by the mirror of a passing vehicle. that driver stopped and helped the man while waiting for emergency crews to arrive. sean: a say man is accused of

court documents say 33-year-old brian powell recorded numerous chat and camera sessions and enticed eight and nine-year-old children to engage in lewd and sexual acts. he started by coaxing the victims to expose parts of the body and then threatened he would pose to the images online if they did not do more. it is not clear if the alleged victims are local. one ip address was traced to the u.k. >> it appears he originally engaged in some chat and disguised himself that someone they would speak to and that they would open up to. whether he was disguising himself as a like-aged girl or someone, but he was certainly someone he is not. online how to adopt a child of his own. erin: dover police are asking for your help in tracking down a

person they want to talk to about a recent arson. at this point, detectives say they only want to talk to this man. anyone who recognizes him is urged to call the dover crimeline. sean: a vermont man has pleaded guilty to possessing heroin with intent to distribute. 30-year-old robert orth was arrested during a traffic stop in possession of one than 200 grams of heroin. he is also a convicted felon and had a loaded handgun. he faces life in prison. erin: two men convicted of murdering them at bury teen have been -- a madbury teen have been sentenced to 30 years to life in prison. zachary pinette was sentenced in the second degree murder. sentenced. both reached plea agreements after testifying against the

third man responsible. tristan wolusky was found guilty be sentenced next month. sean: the owner of a water park in candia is refueling to -- refusing to go down without a fight. the owner has changed himself to one of his waterslides in a last ditch effort to save his business from foreclosure. he hopes a potential investor will step forward. >> yeah, what went wrong? 2008. rained for two years. 2008-2009, almost every day it rained in the summer. sean: his friends have set up a gofundme page in hopes of keeping the water park open. erin: coming up, people in massachusetts could be on a maybe. one man is trying to change the

baystate' s timezone. sean: we will take a look at one of the dangers of icy roads --frozen bridges. kevin: it is all in liquid form early this morning. we' ll talk about the two systems and the timing of both before we

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

kevin: wednesday morning, november 11. we start off with temperatures in the 40' s and like to moderate rainfall south of the white mountains. highs today only in the 40' s to lower ranges of the 50' s with inordinately breathe -- a northerly breeze. eventually, the next system works its way in tomorrow. sean: we continue to follow breaking news out of campton. crews are battling a major fire at the armont inn. erin: ray brewer joins us live from the phone at the scene. ray: the fire is still not under control. you may be able to see video i shot moments ago. the whole left side of the inn is gone. firefighters continued to battle . the chief has just shown up. have the been any injuries?

m being told, one person is being taken to the hospital. the fire not under control at this point? they are now declaring it under control at this time. >> there was at least one occupant in the inn. i will continue to try to talk to the chief and get a little bit more information to pass any firefighters are? not at this time. no firefighters hurt. that is the latest from cap mpton. it appears the in is gone -- inn is gone at this point. the right side is still standing, but it is just a shell. sean: one person was injured in the fire, one occupant at the inn. an investigation is underway into a deadly plane crash in ohio. erin: everyone on board the plane was killed when his land into an apartment building

the owner said it was carrying nine people. 18 will begin working to recover the bodies and sift through the wreckage. no one was inside the apartment building at the time or nearby home that caught fire. >> all of a sudden, this plane just dropped out of the sky. >> it just blew up and sounded like gunfire. >> it was disintegrated. it was gone. >> you just don' t think it plane would drop in a residential area like this. it is crazy. erin: it is too soon to tell what caused the plane to crash. the faa and ntsb will hold a news conference at the clash -- news conference later today. sean: a defense bill passed by congress will not allow guanta namo bay prisoners to be moved to the united states. the senate finalized a bill that prevents those moves in a 91-3 vote. a white house spokesman said the

president will still signed the bill because other provisions are important for national defense. erin: the celtics were in milwaukee last night playing their seventh game of the season. early on, the bucks jumped out with a 16-6 lead thanks in part to a dunk. later on, the game was tied 24-24. the celtics ended up taking the lead and went on to win the game 99-83. a man in massachusetts wants his time zone. time, the same time zone as nova scotia. that means that clocks in the baystate would not be set ahead the shift would put massachusetts an houer ahead of new hampshire for three months per year. the man persuaded a state

ordering a study of that idea. what do you think? sean: this could create a whole load of confusion going between states. erin: we are asking common questions about winter weather. sean: meteorologist hayley lapoint has a look at one of the dangers on icy roads. hayley: have you ever seen these signs while driving around new hampshire? they are all over the place. many vehicle crashes have been caused by slippery conditions on bridges and overpasses. it may not be something you think about while driving, but it can be very deceiving. why exactly do bridges freeze first? here is the answer and why you always need to be more cautious when crossing bridges in the winter. cold air surrounds the surface of a bridge. it goes over the top and underneath the bottom. bridges lose heat from both sides. bridges have no way to trap any heat. they will ice up as soon as the

air temperature decreases to 32 degrees. roads, as you can see down here, those have ground underneath them and they retain their heat a little bit more. secondly, bridges are built with steel and concrete, both of which are good heat conductors. any heat moves through the surface, where the heat is lost, and the airflow around it is retaining the cooler air. that happens when the temperatures cool. roads are mostly made from asphalt, which is a poor conductor of heat, and that lessens the rate of heat loss from the road. bottom line is you want to be safe when you pass over bridges. if you are passing over a bridge, slow the speed when you are approaching it because it could be slippery and you don' t know it. if you happen to slide along the surface, don' t hit the brakes, keep the steering wheel straight. that is the best thing we can tell you to keep you straight. we want your winter weather questions. send them to was that wmur.com or facebook us. i' m meteorologist hayley

lapoint. sean: good advice. kevin: we are slowly getting to that season. erin: slowly. kevin: travel conditions become a little bit more trying. temperatures are in the 40' s with rain shower activity early on and it does set up for a day today where we are going to have a little bit of breeze closer to the shoreline. that is going to keep a raw feel to the air. clouds will be around for most of the afternoon. for the here and now, the clouds in the showers will be out there . we have a little bit of patchy fog out there in places. an area of low pressure is on the move. the rainfall over us is not moving all that much. we do have a light to moderate rainfall falling across the state. that continues to be the issue for the morning commute more

it will be a drier commute as that continues to move east. temperatures out ahead of the next system will be in the 40' s to near 50 tomorrow afternoon. some patchy fog, areas of clouds, scattered showers, a few spots with a half-inch of rain fall before it moves away. as we continue to progress through the mount washington valley and the lakes region, that is where the heaviest of this is. temperatures down into the upper 30' s in the north country. temperatures are in the mid-40' s in southern areas. all of this falling in liquid form. a much cooler, rod day out there for us. up north, you will notice a few spots showing temperatures within a few degrees of the freezing mark. depending on your elevation, that could be a couple of mixed showers this morning. the warmest temperatures by later this afternoon may be far

northwestern areas could catch sunny breaks. for the rest of us, the showers dry up late this morning, early this afternoon, and then partial clearing. any early breaks of sun giving way to clouds and then showers run in through the afternoon and pull away on friday morning. a drier breeze sets up for friday afternoon and then the breeze turns. any showers that try to develop, white mountains, great north woods could be in the form of snow that will set up fair skies and a pretty good breeze out of the northwest for both days of the weekend with highs in the 40' s to lower 50' s. today, we should be well into the 40' s and near 50. we will eventually see partial clearing later on tonight with temperatures dropping up into the -- off into the 30' s and toward 40.

the breeze for friday. friday night, early saturday, light snow a possibility. from there, we go to fair skies for the weekend and a warming trend early next week. a big thank you to the sixth-graders at the new boston central school who i visited yesterday to talk with them about how the winter was going to play out. i explained to them how the winter season a ball. a big thank you to them. they had some wonderful questions about the weather. i was stopped there every year and i always enjoy it. erin: they want to know about snow days? kevin: yes. how quickly those are going to happen. the was want to hear about them now, but not in march or april. erin: still ahead, we will have a final check on your top stories.

fire at the armon erin: updating our top stories. sean: we continue to follow breaking news out of campton.

a major fire at armont inn on ellsworth hill road. one person was taken to the hospital. no word on that person' s condition. the fire is now under control. erin: events are being held across the state in honor of the men and women who have served our country and continue to serve. a veterans day ceremony will be held later this morning at the new hampshire veterans cemetery in boscawen. parades in manchester and nashua have been canceled due to the rain. sean: a man is recovering after he was hit by the mirror of a passing vehicle on the everett turnpike last night. the man was trying to put gas in his car after he ran out near exit four. erin: a starving dog is on the road to recovery. hope has gained 14 pounds and is once again barking and wagging her tail. kevin: it is certainly a wet start to the day. temperatures are in the low and mid 40' s and only going up to near 50 degrees this afternoon. the wet weather starts to dry

out during the afternoon. a brief rake before more showers move in tomorrow afternoon. the endgame is to push that away tomorrow afternoon and set up fair skies for the weekend. erin: ahead on "gma," an interview with marco rubio highlights from the republican debate. sean: putting waterproof iphone cases to the test. they will do a live test. there are a lot of questions about that.