>> the fact it is the mother of the victim makes it more disturbing sean: three people face charges in connection with the overdose death of a teenager girl in rochester. they are each due in court today. erin: is the man seen in isis videos showing the murders of two journalist with new hampshire ties dead? they went after him yesterday. 's. more changes wait for the weekend. details ahead. sean: a former seabrook officer wants to move on. he's been now sentenced to jail time for

assaulting a prisoner. >> no one covers new hampshire like we do. now wmur "news 9 daybreak." erin: good morning, new hampshire on the friday. thanks for joining us. i'm erin fehlau. sean: i'm sean mcdonald. friday the 13th. you left that part out. that. yesterday was miserable with the rain coming down. 50's. 28. wind chill down to seven. there's some colder and windier weather ahead. enough. making their way toward the north country. all of that during the daylight hours today will be in the liquid form thanks to temperatureses in the 40's. as temperatures start to cool, not all of that in liquid form. we'll talk about that and the cool breeze for the weekend with your forecast in just a bit.

happy friday, deb. deb: happy friday. right now if you are starting out your morning commute, things look great up to the hanover and lebanon area into the upper valley. it looks great as well coming back into concord. the traffic looks great at the bow junction. 93 south stays an easy commute to the state line in salem. there's some ongoing road marking operations on route 111 in windham. that is caused the alternating lane closures. if you are heading out into boston, it looks great on 93 south and on route three south. this report 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 teenager in rochester are due in court today including the teen's mother. sean: police announced yesterday

last month from an overdose of fentanyl and outlined charges in the case. ray brewer is live where all three suspects are set to face a judge, ray. ray: the spaulding senior high school girl was found dead inside the room at the riviera motel on october 17th. now they say toxicology reports say she died from a fentanyl overdose. she was staying at the room at time with jazzmyn rood and mark ross. rood is charged with conspiracy to possession a controlled drug and endangering the welfare of a child. ross and aberle charged with dispensing of a controlled drug that caused a death. the case has hit many people hard, especially at spaulding high school. >> 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. >> there's been a lot of mourning and a lot of people have been getting more serious about drug asixths in the school. ray: it is still unclear whether any of the three charged were with tarmey. only they made the drugs available to her in her room. all three scheduled to be arraigned here later today. reporting live, ray brewer, wmur news 9. sean: all right. thanks. the pentagon says a u.s. drone strike targeted the isis militant known as jihadi john. he was the british man seen in the videos of two journalist from new hampshire, james foley and steven sotloff. british prime minister david cameron said it is not clear if he was actually killed. reporter: donning a black mask, he was the

voice of the brutal, terrorizing video. >> we're going to come to your people on your streets. reporter: and the face of evil. he is now believed to be dead. the pentagon said he was targeted by a drone strike as he was leaving in a vehicle in syria. the u.s. spent month thes trying to hunt him down, seen in the chilling videos showing captives. >> you have plotted against us. reporter: authorities figured out the identity soon after foley was beheaded in august. president obama had warned isis terrorists that american just prevail. >> if you hurt an

american, you are going to be brought to justice in some fashion. reporter: in a statement, the parents said the airstrike was of small solace. >> the effort to go after a deranged man but they can't make half of the effort while they are arrive. reporter: the pentagon is working to confirm he was killed by the u.s. airstrike. from what they saw, they believe heisted. the vehicle burst into flames and one official says jihadi john essentially evaporateed. erin: exeter police are looking for the man that stole prescription pills from the pharmacy. officers say the man in the picture handed the pharmacist a note just before 7:00 last night but never showed a weapon before getting away with the drugs. a korn ire man accused of assaulting three people is due in court today.

joshua colby is charged. sean: a former sue brook officer has been sentenced to 21 days in jail. mark richardson pleaded guilty to assaulting a prison after surveillance video showed him slamming a man into the wall. he said he wants to move on with his life. the judge says the actions undermine the trust that the public needs to have in law enforcement. the man who admits to handing out fliers for the kkk in vermont including delivering them to a black woman and hispanic woman is due in court. they charged william schneck with a hate crime. the officials say his actions were not protected by free speech but instead intended to threaten. erin: the number of names officially on new hampshire's presidential primary ballot continues to grow. they will file his paperwork in concord and hold a town hall in portsmouth. jeb bush is holding a town hall in franklin this morning.

john kasich has town halls planned in hudson and laconia. the first round of results are available for the new smart ambulance -- balance assessment. 46% of students met or exceeded math standards and 58% met or exceeded requirements. this is the state's first year giving this exam which replaced the new england common assessment program. sean: still to come on friday, 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 is getting ready to take on the best. he's trying to keep his goals modest.

kevin: friday morning, november 13th. quite a few more clouds the farther north you go. not a one-size-fits-all situation. some areas up north will see quite a bit of shower activity. a look ahead to the weekend. cooler breeze and what it means temperaturing coming up. >> parades are fairly common for veterans day. there was a special procession inside the hotel -- hospital in manchester. sean: look at that. staff members and patients held a halfway parade for alexander peters who couldn't leave the hospital on veterans day. the 93-year-old served

at the battle of the bulge. nurses even decorated his room. >> the most magical moment was when he started singing the "star-spangled banner" we all stopped and listened. we were crying. [singing] sean: i love that story. he was able to go home by the end of veterans day with his own personal parade to now remember. erin: i love that. it's a great story. this week's hometown hero ran past of the rest of the field to win in derry field park. cameron daly runs for interlakes. he set a personal best. now he's getting ready for the cross country championship in vermont. >> i'm not sure. i think the new hampshire guys -- awful us are looking to show that -- put new map. i would like to get top five, top three. i would like to win. we'll see how it goes.

top students in his class. he has commitmented to run at brown next year where he plans to study mechanical engineering and minor? neurology. why not. sean: typical smart guy. coming up, new numbers show a dramatic increase of the number of children dealing with autism in the u.s. erin: the amount of money that a proposed ban could save each year. sean: this week's adopt a pet is milton. he is calm and obedient. he will be happiest with adults who can take him on long walks. for more information on

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erin: the centers for disease control say the number of kids in the u.s. with autism appears to be growing. according in a new estimate, one in 45 children have some sort of autism. that's just one of three numbers they use to establish the estimates. the most recent number is one in 68. surveys have shown an increasing number of children with autism. the federal government wants to ban smoking at all of the buildings. hud wants to extend it to one million moreouts around the country. the nationwide ban would save $153 million in health care costs, fires. sean: paving is now complete along main street in downtown the transformation of the area has been tough businesses because

on and off there. ultimately north main street should be more inviting to visitors with new lighting and wider sidewalks. the first drive is scheduled for this afternoon. for the first time since 2011, winter welcome centers will open in new hampshire. the new state budget including funding for a pilot project to re-open the centers in littleton. they will open on december 17th. officials will record the traffic to see how many use they get. speaking of winter, 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 in late january. the money covers the cost of clearing roads, parking lots, and rooftops as well. erin: gold is popular. demand in the u.s. is going through the roof.

more than 200% in recent months. the u.s. mint says sales of gold eagle coins are at highest level in more than five years. experts point to the current price along with uncertainty on wall street. sean: it's why everything in my house is goal plated. the gold toilet, suits, car car -- kevin: gold toilet? sean: i like gold. "goldfinger"? kevin: it is called the throne. sean: it will retail its value. through the ups and downs. kevin: fair skies in the northern part of the state. wind will be out of the west. it will keep temperatures mild and in the 50's. northwesterly, we'll in. what is shower activity in liquid form at the present time? back to the north and lakes. it has switched over to

likely that's a possibility for areas north of the notches later on tonight. area up in terrain. for the rest of us, we're looking at a back and forth between clouds and sunshine today. the westerly wind pushing temperatures up into the 50's. we're starting in the 40's across the area. we get up into the 50's. you'll notice the 28 with the winds picking up. that's a preview of the cooler air that gets down to where most of us live below 5,000 feet into the afternoon and tonight as the cooler air rushes in. the timing of that is over the weekend with a northwesterly breeze. we should be in the 40's tomorrow. a couple of northern spots may not get out of afternoon. it will be in the 40's again on sunday as the winds start to lighten up. high temperatures from either side of 50 and maybe near the freezing mark. as high as 58 in portsmouth later on. we're looking at a day today where we're going to have the wind. the wind is going to

make it feel cooler than that as it starts to gust over 15-20 miles an hour. here's the rain shower activity off and on through the afternoon. up north eventually the switch over as the cooler air kicks in later tonight over to mix showers and even a little bit of light snow. there could be a small accumulation out of that overnight tonight and early tomorrow. breeze picks up tomorrow again out of the northwest. highs in the 40's are going to feel more like 30's. highs in the 40's sunday. still a noticeable breeze. just not as gusty as tomorrow. looks like a good weekend for the outdoor activities. the system pulls away and it leaves us with a warming trend for the first half of next week. we're back up into the you'll notice we slip back into the 40's. a chilly breeze each afternoon. then we get the sunshine back. notice the warming trend through a good part of next week. it will be up into the 50's to near 60 degrees. eventually clouds starting to take over by

the time we get toward friday and into saturday with the next system moving in. a big thank you from haley for the folks at stevens high school. she did a weather talk. since she's not on doing the normal weather say thank you. >> they thanked her. a huge thank you card. >> yes. we love getting out to the schools. erin: a little swag. sean: we are interested in learning about weather. we learn something new every day. erin: we do. we check in with ray brewer. : the overdose death of a rochester teen has led to the arrest of three people, including the mother. eve tarmey was staying at the hotel with her mother and her boyfriend. they are facing several charges.

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manchester prison are looking for a man that tried to rob a shell last night. >> i should be out doing a walk along here. koala. kevin: the water temperature is warmer than the air temperature. maybe you feel inclined, yes. sean: i'll think about it. maybe in a dry suit. kevin: an extra bird in flight. temperatures jump into the 50's. the farther north and encounter quite a few more clouds. there will be scattered shower activity in liquid form today as temperatures cool tonight. that changes to mixed showers depending on the elevation and wet snow. looks like cooler temperatures, highs in the 40's. sean: if you live at high elevation, you could see some showers. kevin: for a look at the morning drive, we're joined live by deb davidson. good morning, deb.

deb: good morning. 93 has been a great ride through the entire state northbound and southbound which is great news for commuter. if you are heading on to 293, things are looking good as well. we have some ongoing road marking operations on route 111 in the windham area. that's also causing some alternate lane closures. give yourself a couple of extra minutes getting through that construction zone. 101 is up to speed as well. if you are commuting into massachusetts, 93 south we're seeing some connector. this report is being brought to you by autofare. i'm deb davidson for 95.7 wzid. erin: three people charged in connection with the overdose death of an 17-year-old girl are scheduled to face a judge today. sean: authorities announced that've tarmey died last night. three people, including tarmey's mother, jazzmyn rood, were arrested in connection with the

teen's death. all three suspects are expected to appear in court today. ray: good morning. that will happen later this morning. there's been eight fatal overdoses in the city this year. eve tarmey was the youngest. students and staff where've was a senior say something has to hang. ray: eve tarmey was found dead of an overdose. >> a lot of people are getting more serious about drug addictions in the school. ray: three people are under arrest, including her mother, 41-year-old jazzmyn rood. rood was charged with conspiracy to possession a controlled drug, reckless conduct, and endangering the welfare of a child. >> the fact it is the

makes it more disturbing to me. ray: the other two suspects are facing charges, including dispensing a controlled drug resulting in death. eve was staying at the motel. toxicology show that've ingested a substance 30 times more potent than heroin. >> rochester police and the dea are committed to bringing justice to those that distribute the drug. ray: michael hopkins says they are planning new events to make sure another student doesn't fall victim to the drug epidemic. >> if you look at the data, rochester is one of the hot spots. that's unfortunate. we need to focus and help students and the community understand what they can do to

ray: eve tarmey's mother is being held. all three scheduled to be arraigned later today. reporting live, ray brewer, wmur news 9. erin: all right. thank you. northern new hampshire correctional facility in berlin is accused of bringing drugs into the prison. charles hanson worked as a chef for 11 years. he was arrested 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 prisoner, the drugs -- the controlled drugs that 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. the investigation is ongoing and more arrests may be forthcoming.

sean: an alstead woman struggling with lung cancer asked a judge to allow her to have a marijuana id card. they asked for proof she would be able to get medical marijuana in a different state. the law in new hampshire prevents the department from handing out the cards until a registered treatment center opens here. >> it is intend to be a 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 who receive it get a high-quality product. >> there's no question whatsoever, none, not the slightest if she has a card tomorrow she could go to maine and get the medicine that this legislature and the maine legislature have authorized her to use. sean: the maine department of health and human services says people from out of state can get medical marijuana from the dispensaries, but they need to have an id card. erin: manchester police are trying to track down an attempted robber. a man walked into the

before 8:00 last night and told the clerk he had a weapon. the clerk chased the robber out of the store. he was wearing a dark colored hoody on the right side of his chest. a salem man is accused of steeling wallets and jewelry. the thefts happened in august. 20-year-old ronald brillon and another man stole more than $50,000 worth of items. brillon was arrested last week on charges of theft and receiving stolen property. the other suspect was arrested in september. sean: some people in nashua were forced from their homes due to a fire. the fire started shortly before 6:30 in a clothes drier. when crews arrived, they found the fire burning inside the closet. no one was hurt. the building sustained considerable smoke and water damage.

erin: the state police award ceremony was held in concord yesterday. this event honors men and women for their service to the state. colonel robert quinn says many awards are given out. this year one stood out in particular. james geraghty received a leadership award. >> his leadership is as strong as if he was at his desk. he's just tending to his treatment. erin: colonel quinn says they will be delivering that reward to lieutenant geraghty soon. sean: a boy is suffering paralysis due to the stress of being bullied at school. erin: one young girl is competing in cross fit with people twice her size. kevin: one more day in the 50's before we cool down for the weekend. all of the details and temperatures we can

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kevin: friday morning, november 13th. the farther north and west you go, quite a few more clouds. everyone up into the 50's today. the wind turns more northerly later tonight and starts to bring in the cooler air for the weekend. details coming up. sean: more about the fate of the jihadi john. this after they launched the support against the isis figure. he was seen in the execution of several people including two with ties to new hampshire, rochester native james foley and kimball graduate, steven sotloff. more on the effort to bring this man down. reporter: they are assessing the results. he was targeted in a drone strike in syria. the british citizen spoke with a distinct

he was featured in murders of several american journalist, also two british aide workers and a japanese journalist were killed. just a short time ago, david cameron called the airstrike an act of self-defense. he could not confirm whether or not jihadi john has been killed. back to you. sean: still awaiting word. james foley's parents issued a statement to abc news. can you tell us what it says? erin: i can. the huge effort to go after the deranged man killed with hate when they can't make half of the effort to save the hostages. it is unfortunate the government doesn't get it. they think it gives us solace, but it doesn't. sean: thank you. erin: federal authorities are investigating a discerning

more than 20 aircrafts were targeted by lasers. it is in new york as well as puerto rico and canada. the u.s. has seen a dramatic spike this year. as of october, there already more than 5,000 reports of aircraft being targeted by lasers. last year there were less than 3,900 reports. sean: some of the survivors and families of the killed in the station nightclub fire 12 years ago are outraged. the singer, whose band started the deadly fire, is launching a new documentary. 100 people were killed and 200 others injured when the band great white used pyrotechnics that caught fire. in the recent radio interview, he says she's making a documentary about his life and the fire will be part of it. that idea. >> it is going to give me a chance to, you know, to apologize. and say how i feel about it.

you know, i never had the chance to say i was sorry. >> every time he speaks and brings up the station, it just hurts the families more and more. i wish he would find enough respect to stop. >> the best thing from 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 paralysis in his legs due to being bullied at school. >> i said my legs feel funny. then i couldn't walk on them. erin: experts say he's suffering from something called conversion disorder. internalizing the stress caused him to have physical symptoms, including paralysis and vision. they are helping him regain movement. sean: more people are eating at their desks these days.

a new study says less than 20% of american workers take lunch break. more than those people who stop, close to 40% stay at their desk to eat. some skip lunch to look nor productive. in the long run, it usually makes you less productive. keyboards everywhere are stickier and messier than they've ever been result of the digging the stuff out of there. the bruins got back on the ice hosting the colorado avalanche at the garden. erin: this was the first of five. less than two minutes. zdeno chara fired one. then spoonier scored his fourth goal, putting them up 2-0. california fought back winning the game 3-2. the bruins host detroit tomorrow. sean: the high school football previews continue with the kennett eagles. they finished with a 7-1 record. tomorrow they will square off with the

windham jaguars in the semifinals. the defending state champs will host the game. erin: a new football league will be playing at the verizon wireless arena. the legends football league says the new franchise will begin playing in manchester in june. the league, formerly known as the lingerie football league, provided the video to us. it features all female seven on seven tackle football teams. tryouts are next month in tewkesbury, massachusetts. the founder admits the athletes might turn some heads. > we're very up front with the fact that we have the pull the fans in with sex appeal. we're going to keep and grow through the athletics on the field. erin: this is starting out as an amateur league, meaning the players will not be paid. sean: they are taking girl power

to a whole new level. brooklyn is becoming a cross fit super star. she trains every week with her father who is also her coach. >> you have to believe that you can lift. there's no way that you could do cross fit if you didn't believe in yourself. isn't brooklynn hopes to concompete when she's 14. it isp the olympics of cross fit. the bars are 45 pounds. erin: she's training early. he's eight. she can't compete until she's 14. kevin: up front. right off of the bat. hitting the ground running there. we start off early this morning with the clouds out there in the north country. i think by this time tomorrow morning the north country in the form of snow shower activity. for federal and southern areas, good deal of sunshine around this morning. we're going to continue to add clouds through the day. a back and forth sky through the afternoon with the wind out of the west pushing temperatures which start

the day in the 40's up into the 50's this afternoon. one last day of that before temperatures start tumbling starting tonight and cannot that way through the weekend. shower activity trying to survive the trip over the green mountains does so for the north country and maybe a few north western areas as far south. beyond that, that's the cloudy skies that we'll have in northern and western areas and the clearer skies we have in south eastern spots. you'll notice the cooler air as it arrives turns the rain shower activity over to mixed showers or light snow. this is the air mass that will be building in later on tonight. what starts as scattered rain shower activity anywhere from the white mountains northward likely changes over to some mixed showers depending on the elevation and wet snow overnight tonight. temperatures are in the 40's. even a couple of areas right around 50 in areas of elevation. we're going to see temperatures climb into the 50's today thanks to a drying and warming wind out of the west.

later on tonight. it won't feel so subtle by tomorrow morning. the presidents drop back into the 30's. highs tomorrow in the 40's. another day where temperatures go back to either side of 50 up north. we'll get back to the numbers looks like by tuesday or wednesday of next week. you'll notice in the south eastern half of the state kind of a back and forth between clouds, sunshine, and there might be a sprinkle. you can see the occasional shower activity through the afternoon before any sort of rain shower activity switches over with lows dropping back into the upper 20's. overnight lows liking getting back into the mid 30's before sunshine sends temperature back into the 40's. there will be a brisk wind. tomorrow will be a couple of gusts over 20 to 25 miles an hour. it will be breezy on sunday. it should be with quite a bit more sunshine. really no rain chances

out of that. we start to turn warmer again by the beginning and middle of next week. it opens the door to milder air. temperatures in the 50's. temperatures today will be up into the 50's with a fairly gusty westerly wind. mixed temperatures up north. 40's to near 50 degrees. not as gusty on sunday. we're talking temperatures in the 50's on monday and tuesday. maybe around 60 ahead of the next system that arrives thursday into friday. sean: all right. it is going to warm up. cold and snow. kevin: cool down timed right for the weekend. erin: it is november. we asked which italian restaurants are the best in new hampshire. sean: this is tough.

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erin: 6: a. updating the top stories. sean: three people are scheduled to appear in court today. here's ray brewer. ray: 17-year-old eve tarmey was found dead inside a room. now among those charged are tarmey's mother, jazzmyn rood, the mother's boyfriend, mark ross, and leslie aberle of massachusetts. all three are scheduled to be arraigned later today. erin: the pentagon launched an

airstrike in syria against the isis figure known as jihadi john. he was seen in the execution videos of several people, including james foley and steven sotloff. the pentagon says it is assessing the results of the operation. an update could come later on today. sean: a former seabrook police officer has been sentenced to 21 days in jail. surveillance video showed him lamming a man into the wall in 2009. erin: a chef at the northern new hampshire correctional facility is accused of bringing drugs into the prison. 49-year-old charles hanson tried to deliver more than $60,000 worth to drugs to inmates. kevin: we're up into the 50's today. quite a few more clouds and rain showers up north during the daylight hours today. later on this evening, it switches over to some mixed showers. a back and forth between clouds and sun today. partial sunshine tomorrow. a brisk wind is going to

make it feel cooler than highs in the 40's before a warm up. erin: a little bit of a cool down. coming up next, they will have the latest on the hunt for jihadi john. they will have team coverage of the u.s. operation that targeted the isis militant in syria. sean: the foley family released a statement saying it did not bring them solace. a latest on the foiled alleged kidnapping caught on video. minutes.