sanders: i'm bernie sanders, and i approve this message. >> we' re not trying to seek revenge and bomb. i' m sorry. jim would have been devastated with the whole thing. sean: now at noon. the mother of new hampshire native james folely speaking out on the airstrike targeting the man linked to the murder of her son. why she says it' s not justice. the first person to discover the death of a rochester teen arraigned this noon in connection to her overdose. the disturbing details revealed today. and a manchester fugitive in police custody this noon. the state where police apprehended david rondon. >> after temps in the 50' s today, cooler air rushes in for the weekend. we'

>> no one covers new hampshire like we do. now, wmur news 9 at noon. sean: we' re following breaking developments this noon regarding a u.s. drone strike in syria on one of the world' s most notorious terrorists, the man known as jihadi john. he was the one seen in the gruesome isis videos killing two journalists with new hampshire connections. good afternoon. i' m sean mcdonald. a u.s. official says the airstrike targeted the vehicle believed to be carrying mohammed emwazi. among the victims of jihadi john, new hampshire native james folely and steven sotloff who graduated from kimball union academy in meriden. folely' s mother told abc' s news that this airstrike gives her no abc' s elizabeth hurr tells us why. became the face of evil taunting the world in these brutal terror tapes, is dead. us officials telling abc news, he was killed just before midnight thursday in a drone

david cameron: today, i want to thank the united states. the united kingdom has no better friend or ally. elizabeth: while there is praise for the u.s. effort from leaders around the world -- >> no. i mean not at all. elizabeth: in an exclusive s brian ross, diane foley remains critical of the administration. her son, american journalist james foley was among the murdered hostages. >> it saddens me that here in america, this is here we' re celebrating the killing of this deranged pathetic young man. elizabeth: jihadi john was the chief executioner for isis, presiding over the killings of foley along with fellow americans steve sotloff and peter kassig, plus two britons and two japanese hostages. his real name was later revealed to be mohammad emwazi, a british citizen, the son of kuwaiti parents who emigrated to the u.k.

precious resources had been concentrated to seek revenge, if you will, or kill this man. elizabeth: meanwhile, us officials say, jihadi john essentially evaporated when the vehicle he was in hit and burst -- was hit and burst into flames. elizabeth hur, abc news, new york. sean: abc news spoke exclusively with president obama about the war against isis just hours before news broke about the attack. here' s what he had to say. >> what is true is, is that from the start our goal has been first to contain, and we have contained them. they have not gained ground in, -- in a rack. -- in iraq. we' ve made some progress in trying to reduce the flow of foreign fighters. sean: less than an hour ago senator jeanne shaheen released this statement saying, " today we have reason to believe that their executioner finally got the justice he deserved." we will continue to follow this story throughout day.

for the latest developments. now to new details in the case of a rochester teen who was found dead of a fentanyl overdose in a motel room. this morning, her mother' s boyfriend appeared in court to answer to charges in connection to eve tarmey' s death. wmur' s ray brewer is live in rochester with details. ray: the arraignment for the mother just concluded outside circuit court in rochester. you may be able to see some family members gathered on the sidewalk behind me. she is facing charges in connection with the death of her 17-year-old daughter from an overdose in a rochester motel. she was arraigned this morning on three charges including a class a misdemeanor of and two class b felonies for conspiracy to commit and

each charge carries a maximum of seven years in prison. prior to her arraignment, her boyfriend was appearing in court and we learned more from the paperwork about what authorities believe happened that deadly night. according to court paperwork, mark ross was the first person to discover that 17-year-old eve tarmey was dead. on october 17, the paperwork says that at 3:30 in the morning, ross initially said that he discovered tarmey' s body in the bathroom. later he would tell police tarmey was slumped over the bed of the motel room where he was living along with tarmey and her mother. the affidavit goes on to say that ross, instead of calling 911 immediately, spent time cleaning up the motel room, disposing of needles in a nearby dumpster. the paperwork also says that ross and another woman, later identified as leslie aberle, went to methuen to buy what they thought was heroin, and that tarmey accompanied them. the three were supposed to meet tarmey' s boyfriend but he didn' t show. however, they bought what they thought was two grams of heroin. the paperwork says that when they returned to the motel,

tarrmey was upset so he gave her what he thought was heroin to calm her down. according to toxicology reports, it turned out to be fentanyl, 30 at his arraignment, ross didn' t charged with 5 felonies. one of those felonies is the crime of dispensing controlled that charge is punishable by up to life in prison. as for the third person, leslie, she was arrested down in justice charge. she will eventually be brought back here to rochester. it is unclear whether that will be this afternoon or monday. live in rochester, ray brewer, wmur news 9. sean: doctors, nurses, pharmacists, and others gathered in bedford today in hopes of learning more about what they can do to curb the opioid epidemic. the conference, called scope of pain, was a summit on safely

prescribing opiates for pain. doctors say studies show that a high percentage of heroin addicts first abused pain medicaton. organizers say in order to crack down on the problem, it's just one piece of the puzzle. they talked about individualizing each prescription by assessing if the patient would even benefit from it, and what there risk of opiod addiction is. a manchester man wanted in connection to a shooting has been arrested in new york city. u.s. marshals arrested david chase rondon in the bronx. last month, neighbors reported hearing shots near enright park. a short time later, a 25-year-old man was dropped off at the emergency room. he had been shot in the foot. a manchester man is facing robbery charges, after police say he attempted to steal a bottle of wine from a gas it happened just before 8:00 last night at the gulf express on main street. police 29-year-old justin small pushed both clerks as they tried to confront him. a witness jumped in to help, grabbing small and restraining

within the same hour another robbery happened less than a mile away at a shell station. police right now are trying to track down the man they say street and told the clerk he had a weapon. the clerk chased the would-be robber out of the store. anyone with information has been asked to contact police. turning now to the weather, this is a live look at colebrook. through. the north country will be expecting a little more rain tonight, and some of that might he come snowfall. >> wet for the moment, eventually turning white in some spots as we work our way through the evening. it was sleet for the last few hours. winds gusting over 90 miles an hour. we will continue to see the breeze out there through the afternoon. a couple of hit or miss showers. again, the changeover tonight for the north country. they could see a light coating to may be an inch or two of accumulation. much more on the forecast as we

look through the weekend coming up. sean: turning now to commitment 2016, the number of names officially on the new hampshire presidential primary ballot continues to grow. republican rand paul will officially file his paperwork in holding a town hall in portsmouth tonight. john kasich has town halls planned in hudson and laconia today. and jeb bush held a town hall in franklin earlier this morning. coming up on news nine, an alert for parents. why campbell' s is recalling one of its most popular products. the agency designed to protect the president and his family in the spotlight. the accusations one secret service agent faces this noon. plus in our news 9 kitchen we are cooking up a delicious squash dish with a bit of

[captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] sean: new this noon, the man who pulled off an elaborate escape from a new york state prison earlier this year has pleaded guilty to charges connected to the jailbreak. david sweat pleaded guilty today to two counts of escape and one count of promoting prison contraband. he will be sentenced in february. sweat is already serving a life sentence without parole on a murder conviction. he and inmate richard matt drilled their way out of the maximum security prison back in june. matt was shot and killed during the manhunt.

a new embarrassment for the secret service after one of their own was busted in a sex sting involving a minor. secret service officer lee robert moore is expected to appear in a delaware court today for a preliminary hearing. the 37-year-old is accused of trying to solicit a teenage girl for sex and sending obscene images and texts. and according to a federal complaint, he was engaging in these online chats while on the job at the white house. he was caught in a sting operation by an undercover police detective who was posing as 14-year-old girl. new developments this noon in the case against a former subway pitchman. prosecutors are pushing for the maximum sentence of 12 years and 7 months for jared fogle. he will be sentenced next thursday for child pornography and traveling across state lines to engage in sex with a minor. his lawyers are asking the judge for leniency reducing the sentence to 5 years. campbell soup company is

choking hazard. the company says that pieces of red plastic were found in a small number of cans. customers are being asked to return affected products to the store where they were purchased in exchange for a full refund. the recalled cans have a february 22 2017 date stamped on them. >> there goes my lunch. sean: i didn' t know they last about long. 2017. >> i guess they do. we are looking at cooler air making its way and. snowflakes are some tonight and then a pretty good breeze for everyone this weekend. sean: coming up, we are making butternut squash with grated ginger in today' s cook' s corner. check out these adorable new hampshire pups embracing the fall spirit.

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more punch to them and that is going to mean rain activity is going to switch to mixture showers or snow tomorrow. there' s the potential for a few inches of accumulation. places like mount washington already have a light snow right now and we are going to have several hours of that. areas of the state are in and out of clouds and sunshine. the breeze is fairly brisk out of the west. in pittsburgh, all in liquid form right now, 40 degrees, but we will see those numbers dialed back, eventually in the 20' s later on tonight. for the rest of us, a stray shower or sprinkle this afternoon, the back-and-forth between clouds and sunshine as we see it gradually play out as we have through the morning. it' s all in response to an area of low pressure that continues

back edge of this has changed to snow. cooler air behind this system. a new air mass in place by the time we get to the actual weekend itself. temperatures are in the 50' s. it doesn' t completely feel like that due to the wind. the winds have been sustained, anywhere from 10-20 miles per hour. gus' s are near 30 miles per up -- gusts are near 30 miles per hour. opposite effect for southeastern areas. you can see the wind coming from the west this afternoon. cooler air in place for the weekend itself. still mostly rain showers, above 3000 or 4000 feet for the afternoon. tonight, as temperatures start to cool off going over to mixed showers or snow shower activity, which will gradually diminish by

for the rest of us, sunshine tomorrow afternoon and a pretty brisk wind again playing out of the north us -- northwesterly direction. a cold start, but through the afternoon, a good deal of sunshine. temperatures about five or six degrees warmer. then a moderating trend as this entire area of low pressure heads northeast. we eventually get an area of high pressure. 50' s for most of us out there this afternoon. switching over to makes showers overnight. tomorrow morning, leftover and the white mountains. from there, warming trends mid 50' s through next week. a good deal of sunshine with the next system not arriving until thursday or friday. sean: let' s corner.

we are joined by calf from blue man. you brought in some cool things. -- kathy from blue man oon. >> i want to tell you about a method i have adopted for these tricky winter squashes. this was our original pumpkin pie pumpkin. it was also used to craft beer in early times, and i think it' s what help them get through the winter. so the long island cheese pumpkin. we have this youthful heirloom high pension. and then this is a sugarplum can, -- we have this beautiful heirloom pie pumpkin, and this pumpkin. this butternut came from

in the 1940' s, charles liggett seeds. he wanted an economical, hard, storing squash. it is tough to peel them and it' s tough to cut. so i am going to give you an approach called roasted whole. you take your entire squash, a little oil, pierce it a couple of times to create some vent holes, and throw it in the oven for an hour and a half. i think it enhances the flavor. it caramelize is it. you let it cool for about half an hour. you can do this for your dinner meal, and then simply you just -- >> get the seeds out of there. >> which is really the chore when it'

s raw and you are scraping it. sean: look out easy that is comparatively. >> right. and the economy of it. you can see that this peel is really paperthin, no waste. so there is your meet to either make a beautiful squash pie, squash cake, pumpkin pie. sean: how easy is that? click so, holiday time, do it the night before. make it simple. have your squash ready to go for your thanksgiving feast. i did include a little maple ginger addition. sean: where are you? >> we are in downtown exeter. we are committed to local, seasonal, organic fair, supporting our local farmers with their fall harvest is something we like to do. sean: thank you very much. that doesn'

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