"gma," president obama, george's interview with the president. and that's what's making news in america this morning. have a fantastic weekend, >> the fact that it is the mother of the victim makes it even more disturbs to me. sean: three people face charges in the connection the with overdose death of a teenager girl in rochester. they are each due in court today. erin: is the man seen showing the murder of two journalist dead? are they went after jihadi john yesterday. kevin: temperatures in the 50's. more changes for the weekend.

wants to move on with his life, but he's been sentenced to jail time for assaulting a prisoner. >> no one covers new hampshire like we do. now wmur "news 9 daybreak." erin: good friday morning. i'm erin fehlau. sean: good morning. a lot of people have their rituals. it is friday the 13th. kevin: i shouldn't have looked at the 200 maps. sean: you look at 200 maps? what time do you get here? kevin: you don't know to know the answer to that question. plenty of clouds and showers making their a lot of that will be in liquid form as the cooler air starts to arrive. that will be the air

place for the weekend. back and forth with clouds. we're joined live by deb davidson for a look at the traffic. deb: good morning. all roads in the state of new hampshire are free. 93 looks good from concord town to the 208s and then again from manchester into salem. 293 is a good ride as you are making your way through the mill yard. the everett turnpike is moving as well. route are 111 we have alternating lane closures as crews are trying to finish up line painting. if you are commuting into boston, all major roads are looking good. this report is being brought to you by autofair. from the traffic network, i'm deb davidson for 95.7 wzid. erin: three people charged in connection with the overdose of a teenager are due in court today.

that've tarmey died last month from an overdose of fentanyl and outlined the charges in the case. ray brewer is live outside. all three suspects are set to face a judge. ray? ray: eve tarmey died october 17th, found dead inside a of hotel room. investigators say she overdosed on a dose of fentanyl. now the three people who are accused in the death are scheduled to be arraigned. police say eve was staying at the hotel with her mother, jazzmin rood and mark ross. ross and ax berle is charger with distensing a controlled drug. ross was behind bars on unrelated charges. this has hit people hard at spaulding high school.

data, rochester is one of the hot spots. we need to focus and community understand what they can do. mourning. a lot of people have been getting more serious about drug addictions in the school. ray: it is still unclear if any of them were with her when she died only they made the drugs available to her in the room. reporting live, ray brewer, wmur news 9. sean: the pentagon says a u.s. drone strike yesterday targeted the isis militant known as jihadi john. she was the british man seen in the videos of two journalist, james foley and steven sotloff. stephanie ramos reports.

voice of the terrorizing videos and the face of evil. jihadi john, whose real name is hew had mad. they spent months trying to track down the figure. authorities figured out his identity soon after the beheading of the american, james foley. the isis leader slain several other people. president obama had warned isis terrorists that american justice will prevail. >> if you hurt an american, you are going to be brought to justice in some fashion. stephanie: the parents said the airstrike was of small solace.

>> the huge effort to go after the derained man while they can't make half of the effort. it is unfortunate the government doesn't get it. they think it gives us solace, but it doesn't. they are working to confirm he is dead. what from whey saw, the vehicle burnt into flames and he essentially evaporated. erin: exeter police are looking for the man that filed charges in portsmouth. the man in the picture handed the pharmacist a note just before 7:00 and never showed a weapon before getting away with the drugs. >> a cornish man accused of assaulting three people is due in court today. 36-year-old joshua colby is discharged with second-degree assault and criminal weapon. the three other people were able to escape and

shotgun and surrendered. erin: -- sean: a former seabrook officer pleaded guilty. a video showed him slamming a suspect into the wall. the judge said richardson's actions undermine the trust that the public needs to have in law enforcement. the man who admits to handling out fliers for the kkk in vermont including delivering today. they charged 21-year-old william schneck will two counts of hate crime. officials say his actions were not protected by free speech, but were instead intended to threaten. erin: the number of names officially on the new hampshire primary ballot continues to go. rand paul will file early this afternoon and hold a town hall in portsmouth tonight. jeb bush is holding a town hall in franklin. john kasich has town

halls planned in hudson and laconia today. the first round of results are available for the new smarter balance assessment. 46% of students met or exceeded math standards and 58% met or exceeded requirements. this is the states first year giving the examines which replaced the common assessment program. sean: all right. still to come, making sure all veterans get the recognition they deserve. a local nurse helped one man who couldn't leave the hospital. erin: a local runner getting ready to take on the best. he's trying to keep his goals modest. sean: an employee is in trouble this morning, accused of

right now it is 5:10. 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 we have got to make college i'm hillary clinton and i

kevin: friday morning, november 13th. we're going to continue to try out on the westerly wind with the back and forth for clouds and sun. up north, rain showers today change over to mixed or snow showers tonight. details coming up. erin: parades are fairly common for veterans day. this year there was one very special procession in elliot's hotel. -- hospital. [singing] sean: they held a hallway parade for world war ii veteran who couldn't leave the hospital for ceremonies. he served in the battle of the bulge and nurses even decorated his room. >> the most magical moment is when he

[singing] sean: listen to that. he was able to go home by the end of veterans day with his own personal parade to remember now. erin: that's super sweet. the hometown hero just ran past the rest of the field. cameron daly of meredith runs for interlakes. he set a personal best. now he's getting ready for the new england's cross country championship in vermont. >> i'm not sure. i think the new hampshire guys and all of us are really looking to kind of show that we can put new hampshire back on the map. i would like to get top five, top three, i would like to win. erin: cameron is also one of the top students in his class. he's committed to run at brown university where he plans to study mechanical engineering possibility with a minor

pretty bright kid. sean: he's going places -- fast. a the number of children deal, autism. erin: the amount of money a proposed smoking ban could save each year. sean: this week's adopt a pet is philton. he will be happiest with adults that can take him

go to erin: welcome back. the centers for disease control say the number autism seems to be growing. one in 45 children have some form of autism. however that's just one of three numbers the cdc uses to establish their estimates and the most rigorous places the number at one in 68.

still surveys in recent years have shown an increasing number of children with autism. the federal government wants to ban smoking in all public housing nationwide both inside and within 25 feet of a building outside. lighting up is banned in the subsidizing housing. they want to expand that. the nationwide ban could save about $153 million in health care costs, repairs, and preventible fires. sean: it took a lot of work but paving is now complete along main street in downtown concord. the transfovmation of the area has been tough for some local businesses because streets were closed. ultimately north main street should be more inviting to visitors with new lighting and wilder sidewalks. the first drive is scheduled for this afternoon. for the first time since 2011, winter

welcome centers already open. the new state budget including funding for a pilot project to re-open the centers in colebrook, lebanon, and littleton. officials will report the traffic to see how much use they actually get. and speaking of winter, the city of rochester is getting more than $140,000 in reimbursement from fema to cover some of the costs from the powerful nor'easter that hit the area back in late january. you remember that one. the money covers the cost to clear roads, parking lots, and rooftops as well. erin: gold is always popular. demand in the u.s. is going through the roof. the demand for coins and bars has jumped more than 200%. sales of the eagle coins are the highest level in more than five years. they point to the current price along with the uncertainty on wall

sean: a lot of people like to have gold. kevin: can't they just make more? isn't that how it works? i'll stick to meteorologist. a little sunny if any the farther north. there will be a breeze for everyone out of the west. that's a warming breeze. a lot of areas up into the 50's away from the mountains. from there, mixed shower activity changing over to light snow up north. there could be a light assumelation early tomorrow morning in some spots up through coos county and maybe several inches of accumulation as you get up above two or 3,000 feet. beyond that, it is a cooler weekend. breeze with high temperatures mainly in the 40's. a big change in our weather today. we'll start warming up thanks to the west wind. notice the best chance of showers as all of this continues to angle eastward. we'll be in the north western third of the state. quite a bit manufacture sunshine. it is all around the upper level system which is cold enough on the

of the great lakes for that to be producing some light snow early morning. it will be all in liquid form today. temperatures in the 40's and eventually in most locations getting up into the 50's. you'll notice on top of mt. washington this morning, tank there below the freezing mark. that's at 6,000 feet. those levels will start to lower gradually later on this afternoon and into tonight. as i mention, the west wind out there -- this will become more busy through the databussing at times. that wind remains in tact through a good part of the weekend. it will be out of the west and out of the northwest tomorrow into sunday. tomorrow is a lesser or greater version than sunday. today we'll have a few gusts over 15-20 miles per hour. that's where your more persistent shower activity will be. south and eastern areas looks like quite a bit

not a one-size-fits-all scenario. we had a few of those. certainly not today. couple of rain showers still leftover. you start to see some of the higher elevations changing over. overnight tonight, the light snow around. looks like the opportunity is through. then the clouds there should start to give way except for a couple of mountain flurries. the breeze will be brisk tomorrow. looks like after a cold start on sunday, the breeze hangs on with sunshine around for the day on sunday. from there, warming trend for next week. we're not staying in the 40's for highs for too long. today we're back into the 50's with sunshine in south and eastern areas. it will be a mild day with a breeze which turns northwest changing over rain showers to snow showers early tomorrow morning. a light accumulation. bright and breezy conditions for sunday. you'll notice the first half of next week. temperatures up into the 50's above the average. good deal of sunshine. lows even above freezing

through the middle of next week. erin: that's nice. we want to check in with ray brewer. ray: three people scheduled to be arraigned today in connection with the death of rochester teen that overdosed. among the three is jazzmyn rood, the teen's mother and the mother's boyfriend, mark ross both charged in dispensing a drug that resulted in death. 17-year-old eve tarmey was found dead in a motel room in rochester on back on october 17th. erin: exeter police are looking for the man in the surveillance picture. he robbed the walgreens pharmacy last night. a former seabrook police officer have been sentenced to 21 days in jail. mark richardson pleaded guilty after he was shown slamming a man

police department.

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sean: the problem is it takes forever to put the bills in the thing. erin: you can't shake it, can you? sean: a baby koala is celebrating her first birthday. erin: she first posed for cameras when she was ten months old and last month melted hearts when she appeared to give a camera man a hug. look at that! her birthday is this weekend. the celebration is planned at the wildlife park in australia. so cute. sean: rick is directing today. whenever we run into trouble, go back to the clip. that's all we need to see. coming up, there's a new documentary featuring one of the band members. some people are very upset. erin: a new football team coming to manchester featuring all

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>> no one covers new hampshire like we do. now wmur "news 9 daybreak." sean: good morning, everybody. welcome to your friday, november 13th. friday the 13th out there. be careful. 47 degrees in portsmouth. it was really miserable yesterday. erin: avoid ladders and black cats, that kind of thing today? sean: among other things. erin: we want to check in on the top stories. three people arrested in connection with the overdose death are scheduled to be arraigned today on multiple charges. a chef at the northern new hampshire correctional facilities is accused of bringing tens of thousands of dollars worth of drugs into the prison. and manchester police

tried to rob a shell station. sean: after yesterday we can only go up. kevin: couple of days of much needed rain. it looks like we dry things out. the temperature will push things up into the 50's. you'll notice the line of showers back to the north and west. those will be creeping in across northern areas today. that will bring in the cooler air as the wind turns to the northwest tomorrow. highs mainly in the weekend up into the 40's. sean: not a bad day. roads. we start with a live look at i-93 in windham. kevin: for a look at the morning ride, we're joined live by deb davidson. deb: pet is moving well. we need to watch for patches of fog and then again at the pretty. 293 looks good through problems. the everett turnpike is moving well as well. we're seeing some delays

on route 111. we do have some road construction going on. they are doing some road marking operations through there trying to get that cleared up before the end of the season. all major roads heading into boston are nice and quiet. this report is brought to you by autofare. from the traffic network, i'm deb davidson for 95.7 wzid. erin: three people charged in connection with the overdose death of a 17-year-old girl is scheduled to face a judge today. sean: authorities announced that've died from a fentanyl overdose. three people, including tarmey's mother, jazzmyn rood were arrested. ray joins us now where all three suspects are expected to appear. ray: that's right. scheduled to be arraigned later this morning. rochester police telling us there have been eight fatal overdoses. eve tarmey was the youngest.

students and staff at rochester high school where she was a senior say something needs to change. >> it is hard for the students. it impacts them a lot, you know what i mean? ray: on october 17th, 17-year-old eve tarmey was found dead of a drug overdose in rochester. >> there's been a lot of mourning. a lot of people are getting more serious about drug addictions in the school. ing. ray: three people are under arrest accused of contributing, including her mother, 41-year-old jazzmyn rood subpoena she was charged with conspiracy to possession a controlled drug and endangering the welfare of the child. >> the fact that it is the mother of the victim makes it more disturbing to me. : the other two suspects are facing charges including dispensing a controlled drug resulting in death. investigators say eve was staying at the motel

toxology tests suggest she ingested a substance 30 times more powerful than heroin. >> fentanyl is causing death. we are committed to bringing justice to those who dispense the drug. ray: they are planning new anti-drug eventuallies to make sure another student like eve doesn't fall victim to the drug epidemic. >> if you look at the data, rochester is one of the hot spots in new hampshire. that's unfortunate. we need to focus and help students and the community understand what they can do to alleviate that. ray: right now eve tarmey's mother is being held on $10,000 cash bail. all three scheduled to be arraigned later today. reporting live in rochester, ray brewer, wmur news 9. erin: an employee of the northern new hampshire correctional facility in berlin is accused of bringing drugs

49-year-old charles hanson has worked as a chef for 11 years. he was arrested yesterday following a lengthy investigation. hanson tried to deliver a large amount of drugs to inmates. >> he was arrested and charged with delivery of articles to prisoners. the drugs -- the controlled drugs he brought inside had a prison value of more than $67,000. erin: if convicted, hanson could be sentenced to three and a half to seven years in prison. police say the investigation is ongoing. more arrests may be forthcoming. sean: an alstead woman that is struggling with stage four lung cancer asked a judge to allow her to get a medical marijuana id card before the states dispensaries open. they ask for more proof that she would be able to get medical marijuana in a different state if she gets a card. the law in new hampshire prevents the department from handing out the cards until a registered treatment center opens here.

>> it is intended to be a very structured system. they want to be able to track where the cannabis is coming from, who it is going to, and to ensure the patients that receive it get a high quality product. >> there's no question whatsoever that if she has a card tomorrow she could go to maine and get the medicine that legislature and the maine legislature have authorized her to use. sean: the maine department says people from out of state can get medical marijuana from the dispensaries, but they need to have an id card from their home state. erin: manchester police are trying to track down an attempted robber. the man walked in at 5:70 elm street and told the clerk he had a weapon. the clerk chased the robber out of the store. he was wearing a dark colored hoody with the white emblem. a salem man is accused of stealing wallets, jewelry, and other items from people at hampton

beach. the thefts happened in august. 20-year-old ronald brillon and another man items. he was arrested last week on charges of theft property. the other suspect, brandon strike viger, september. sean: people were forced from their homes due to a fire. the fire started shortly before 6:30 in a clothes drier at an apartment building on charles street. they found the drier burning inside a closet in a second floor apartment. no one was hurt. the building sustained considerable smoke and water damage. erin: the fifth annual police awarder is menny was held yesterday. the event honors men and women for the service to the state. mr. awards are given out.

in james geraghty was given one. >> he would have loved to have been here. he called me this morning. he's attending to his treatment. erin: colonel quinn says they will be delivering the award to him very soon. sean: well deserved. coming up, a frightening situation for a boy in situation. he's suffering paralysis in his legs due to the stress of being bullied at school. erin: proof that cross fit is not just for adults. one young girl is competing with people twice her size. kevin: a mild day withiesterly wind. the cooler air comes with it.

coming u >> now news 9 continues. kevin: friday, november 13th. 40's this morning. from there, looks like 50's for most today. good deal of sunshine in south eastern areas. the farther north, quite a few more clouds and a

few showers. leading edge of cooler air that starts driving in later tonight. we'll talk about who sees snow flakes this week and how cold the temperatures will be coming up. sean: thanks. this morning we're waiting word about the fate of jihadi john. this is after the pentagon launched an airstrike against the figure. he was the man who was seen in the execution videos of several people, including two with ties to new hampshire. james foley and steven sotloff were executed by him. an update on the effort to bring the man down. good morning. erin: good morning. the pentagon is assessing the results of the operation against jihadi john. according to the officials, he was targeted in a strike. the british citizen spoke with an english accent. she was featured in videos that depicted the murders of several

americans including james foley, steven sotloff, also two british aide workers and a japanese. they hope to provide more information later sean: all right. washington. james foley's parents issues a statement to abc news saying quote the huge effort to go after the deranged man filled with hate when they can't make half of the effort to save the hostages while these young americans were still alive. it is unfortunate the government doesn't get it. they think it gives us solace. it doesn't. erin: federal authorities are investigating a discerning situation. more than 20 airplane were targeted by lasers from the ground wednesday night. it was reported in several states, including new york as well as in puerto rico and canada. pointing a laser at an aircraft is a federal crime.

already more than 5,000 reports of aircrafts being targeted. last year there were less than 3,900 reports. sean: some of the survives and families of those killed in rhode island are outraged. that's because the singer is law firming a new documentary. 100 people were killed and 200 others were injured when the band great white used pyrotechnics. in a recent radio interview, jack russell says he's making a documentary about his life and the fire will be part of it. some people didn't like that idea. >> it is going to give me a chance to apologize and say i feel about it. i never had the chance to say i was sorry. >> every time he speaks and brings it up, it hurts the families more and more. i wish he would find enough respect to stop. >> the best thing for

jack, stay away from rhode island, shut your mouth, and leave us alone. sean: no word on when the documentary will be released. erin: an 8-year-old boy is suffering from paralysis in his legs due to being bullied at school. >> my legs feel funny. then i couldn't really walk on them. erin: experts say he's suffering from something called conversion disorder. internalizing the stress of being bullied caused him to have physical symptoms, including paralysis and loss to peripheral vision. they are helping him by teaching him how that talk about his feelings. sean: 20% of american workers do take lunch break. among the people that stop, 40% stay at their desks to eat. some workers skip lunch to look for productive.

in the long run it makes you less productive because you didn't get the all important shot of fuel there, some lunch. there you go. turning now to sports, the bruins got back on the ice hosting the avalanche at the garden. erin: this is the first of five home games for the bruins. less than two minutes into the game, zdeno chara scored. colorado fought back and ended up winning the game 3-2. the bruins host detroit tomorrow. sean: the high school football playoff previews continue with the kennett eagles. tomorrow they will square off with the windham jaguars. the defending state champs will host saturday's game. erin: a new football league will be playing at the verizon wireless arena. woman. the football league says

new england liberty, will begin playing in manchester in june. the league, formerly known as the lingerie football league provided the video to us. the founder at mitts the athletes might turn some heads. >> we're very upfront with the fact that, you know, we've got to pull the fans in with some sex appeal. then we're going to keep the fan base and grow the fan base through the athletics on the field. erin: this is starting out as an amateur league, meaning the players will not be paid. sean: all right. we'll see what happens. an 8-year-old in montana is taking girl power to a new level. brooklyn sittner is a super star. she training with her father. >> you have to believe that you can lift.

do cross fit if you didn't believe in yourself. sean: she hopes to compete in the cross fit games when she's 14. it is the olympics of cross fit. girl. that's tough stuff. erin: she's probably in the gym all the time with the family. may as well try it out. she's doing well. kevin: i'm not going to mess with her. sean: you are fit and crossed. kevin: i'm always crossed. that goes without saying. we start off this morning with what looks like a pretty quiet start to the day. we have the fair skies this morning. we're going to continue to build through the day today. you'll notice this morning we have the partly cloudy sky across the area. things looking pretty good otherwise. a little bit of patchy fog and cooler air diving in. eventually today we'll see temperatures back up into the 50's. that's out ahead of the front that's back to the north and west. that will move in across northern areas with scattered shower activity today. we'll be farther removed

from that. we can't rule out a couple of passing sprinkles. mid to late afternoon, the front goes through without much fanfare for southern areas. there will be a westerly wind. that will start to turn northwesterly later tonight. you can see through the great lakes what is it is doing as the cooler air starts to arrive. we're talking temperatures later on dipping back into the 20's and 30's. some of the shower rain activity lingers through the white mountains and starts to change over to some wet snow especially as you get up in elevation. event in spots through about anywhere, you could see a light coating to an inch of snow. temperatures in the 40's for the most part this morning. we're going to jump up into the 50's in most locations today. there are a couple of higher elevations and higher hill tops up above 50 degrees holding there. a few of the hold outs are the areas in the upper 40's and lower 30's. the cooler air arrives.

high temperatures in the mid to upper 40's. for the rest of us, we're up into the 50's. west wind fairly busy through the afternoon. 15-20 miles an hour. maybe even a few higher gusts as well. it comes with a blend of sunshine and clouds for southern areas of the state. the farther north you go, the clouds winning out and occasional showers. shouldn't be an all day rain. the showers will be out there from time to time. then the temperatures start to cool off later on this evening. we get later into the evening and you'll notice the green here starting to switch over to wet snow as temperatures continue to cool off. the snow levels continue to come down from the urn 6,000 feet to 1,000 to 2,000 feet later on tonight. then tomorrow, we're talking temperatures up into the 40's. that will come with a north west wind which will be gusting through the afternoon over 15-20 miles an hour. still a noticeable breeze. it should be brighter. mostly sunny skies. temperatures will be

making their way back entomb the ho's to lower range of the 50's. as the system moves away, next system moving in now across the pacific northwest. it doesn't arrive until five, six, or seven days from now. that's going to lead us to a mod rating trend. today we're up into the 50's statewide. sunshine up north. then tonight we start to fall back mixed to snow shower activity up north with clearing skies in southern areas. the extended forecast shows the bright and breezy conditions around for sunday. then the winds lighten and temperatures start warming up. low to mid 50's. mid to upper 50's wednesday and thursday. looks like the next system tries to arrive thursday or friday with the front coming through. above normal temperatures through most of next week. erin: interesting. some people are starting to thinking about the ski season. if you need some ski equipment, you may want to head up to jackson this weekend.

ski touring foundation sky swap is being held tomorrow. you can trade equipment you are no longer using and take advantage of the great deals. it runs from 59 9:00 until 1:00. sean: great area. still to come, a new business is helping

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erin: people who are struggling financially are getting help from a business? illinois. they will soon be able to do their laundry for free. the owner decided to give back to his community. people can get machine tokens from one of six local churches. the laundry mat is set to open next week. sean: people in oregon got a big surprise while investigating suspicious activity at an art gallery. the suspects are known

home dog, de-nails, squeaky feets, and two-toes todd. after a brief chase and scuffle, the suspects were captured without stint. erin: police department having a lot of fun with that one. we have an update to the story we told you about over the summer. progress is being made on a religious attraction in northern kentucky. sean: the attraction's features is a massive 510-foot long boat designed after of course, noah's ark. kevin: the attraction, called ark encounter, will open next year. sean: when you go in, is it single file? erin: two by two. sean: coming up, staff and patients pay special tribute to the world war ii vet. they held a parade right in the hospital.

ray: three people have been arrested in connection with the overtoes of a rock chester teen. among those arrested the victim's mother. nikole: pentagon targets an is circumstances accident figure. sean: it may look like a car show room, but there's much more to the building that meets the eye. it is a vehicle vending machine. erin: bring on the pasta. which italian restaurants are the best