no one has been charged with his death. however, a person living at that home has been arrested and is now facing unrelated charges. wmur's kristen carosa live tonight with our top story at 6:00. reporter: this is an active investigation into two separate cases and tonight sean's family is reacting to that and trying to deal with what has happened. family of 11-month-old shown sylvester say his death is something they'll never understand. >> hurt, mad, you know, confused. reporter: neighbors say the boy was med flighted from a home on fowler river road in alexandria last friday. sylvester's grandfather says shawn was with his mother when it happened, someone his son has been separated from for a year. >> he was trying to do the right thing and let the mother see him, you know, and the second time that she took him, so there's no indication that something like this would happen. reporter: according to the

attorney general's office sylvester died from his injuries two days later. he suffered blawbt force trauma to the head. >> i just want to see justice prevail, so i hope they investigate hard and make sure they get everybody involved. reporter: the attorney general's office says no one has been charged with his death, but investigators did arrest 29-year-old tommy paige, a person living at the home where the baby's injuries happened, on 23 counts of possession of child sexual abuse images. >> we're talking about two separate investigations and both of those are open and ongoing. so because they're both open and ongoing i'm very limited with the information that our office can share. reporter: the a.g.'s office says the imagings of a baby boy and are sexually explicit. in the criminal complaint against paige it says the pictures were found on his phone. >> i cannot divulge anything beyond what's charged in the criminal complaints against him, which are 23 counts. >> i would hate to think that

something like that would-to my grandchild, but if so i hope he get what is he deserves. reporter: paige is being held on half a million dollars, he'll be back in court on november 30. live in alexandria tonight, kristen carosa, wmur news 9. tom: an arrest has been made in a deadly shooting on manchester's west side. this comes hours after investigators release pictures of a person of interest. today he faced a judge. wmur's andy hershberger was there and joins us live now. reporter: michael young is being held without bail tonight after being arraigned this morning on a charge of first degree murder. young was in manchester circuit court this morning accused of shooting michael pittman to death on november 3. authorities say pittman was working on his car when between five and six shots were fired. pittman was shot in the torso. on thursday authorities released a surveillance picture that they say shows young at a local store shortly before the shooting.

arrested young at a residence on dartmouth street. investigators say the shooting was not random, but would not comment further. >> i can't comment on any of their relationships or the circumstances surrounding this crime. reporter: young will be in court again next month. the victim's wife today had no comment. jennifer: a pizza delivery man got a scare last night when police say a man invited him into his part and then pointed a shotgun at him. the man who made that order appeared to have been drinking, and as heather hamel reports while he didn't hurt the driver, he certainly terrified him. >> there was no question that this guy was shaken up. and i don't blame him. it was definitely unusual. the delivery handled it as best he could. report police arrested this man thursday after he allegedly pointed a shotgun at a pizza delivery man right after he dropped off the food. >> the man who ordered the food

the effect it didn't matter whether he lived or died. reporter: police say the delivery man was inside robert martin's apartment, he told police he thought martin was drunk and while the driver waited for him to sign the receipt, martin grabbed a shotgun and began walking toward him, pointing it in his direction. >> he was obviously very concerned at that point, then the man says you want to hold hold it. and this guy says hey i just here. reporter: that's when police say par tin sat in a chair and racked the gun. court paperwork says he never took his eyes off the delivery man. oddly, he then signed the sales receipt. >> i think he was traumatized at that point and not sure what was going on. he exited out of there and immediately called police. reporter: police surrounded his apartment and court paperwork says martin's landlord was able to get him to come outside. and dallas pizza where the delivery man worked, another

and is still shaken up. >> certainly aggravate the situation. i don't know what advice i could give in that situation. seems as if he kept his cool and was able to get himself out of there, and get out of there unscathed. reporter: heather hamel, wmur news 9. tom: it started with a brazen theft of a pair of earrings, now police say the same suspect has struck again. they're releasing a new surveillance picture in homes of identifying him. shelley walcott is live in the studio with that story. shelley: tom, police tell us this thief stole from the kay jewelers at the merrimack outlet mall last week and now looks like he may have robbed another night. here's a surveillance photo of that suspect. the theft in merrimack happened last friday around 8:00 p.m. police say the man was pretending to be a customer when he grabbed a pair of earrings store. a man who looked like him stole

a $6,000 bracelet from the store in saugus. this detective tells us it sounds like the thief knew what he was looking for. >> some of the therms he used were that of what the clerks would consider to be a schooled customer, or someone who knew exactly what they were looking for. but he certainly wanted diamonds that were considerable in size and worth a lot of money. shelley: here's another look at that suspect. if you have any information, please call merrimack police. live in studio, i'm shelley walcott. >> my plan in new hampshire would be the same as it is everywhere. i don't change my message because i'm in a different location. tom: republican candidate for president ben carson was the last major candidate to file the paperwork for the new hampshire primary. and he was joined by a large house. he also made a stop at the visitor center where dr. carson

dropped a stethoscope into a time capsule there. jennifer: carson also stopped by the airport diner in manchester for our candidate cafe series. he talked about his calm demeanor and a near death experience. josh mcelveen has more on that. >> is this a good place for breakfast? reporter: ben carson is about as even keeled as they come, and that is no accident. because long ago he decided that anger is a weakness. >> if you were getting angry all the time it meant you were selfish because it's always about me, my, and i. you know, no matter how nasty somebody is being, you're never going to see me get upset at them. i will be thinking -- [laughter] i'll be thinking, you know, that used to be a cute little baby, i wonder what happened. josh: carson has three sons with his wife. he doesn't remember how he proposed to her, but in 1972 he says they realized they belonged together.

they were driving back to yale and he feel asleep at the wheel and woke up just before they went off the road. >> i just grabbed the wheel and turned it, it should have just flipped over, that should have been the end of it. but somehow it just started spinning like a spinning top, and they say your life flashes before your eyes before you die? it did. it was like there was this real, i said wow, we're going to die. josh: somehow the car stopped safely. >> we said the lord saved us for a reason, we have something we're supposed to do, and that was the day we started going together. reporter: going back further, carson says it was in fifth grade science class that he first got a teacher's attention. his instructor brought a mysterious rock into class, a rock that carson recognized from a book he had just read. >> i actually knew what it was. which just shocked everybody.

formed and everybody was like, what? the dummy? reporter: clearly carson is no dummy, and regardless of what happens next year, a man who is comfortable with who he is and those around him. josh mcelveen, wmur news 9. tom: so the field is now officially set. coming up next at 6:00 -- jennifer: patriots honoring patriots. the extra special welcome to u.s. soil for this group today. hayley: i'm hayley lapoint, live in loudon at the new hampshire motor speedway. we're lighting up the lights, the gift of lights begins tonight, i'll talk about when you can come check out the lights and how all the profits go toward good things. mike: nice start to the weekend for tomorrow, but will we see any changes on sunday. plus an outlook for thanksgiving week. >> it the final weekend of

i owe about $68,000. 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

tom: patriots honor patriots this afternoon. jennifer: former members of the new england patriots joined greeters to honor their volunteers of they signed autographs, chatted with greeters and welcomed home a flight full of troops. >> i don't think there's anything more outstanding in the country as the pease greeters. >> i'm a big advocate for the troops, and that's one of the main reasons that allows us to play this great game of football. so it's just my duty to come back and congratulate those guys on a job well done. jennifer: and they do it often, this is the second or third visit for some of those former players. always a pleasure to see them.

and welcome home to the troops. tom: so what do we have coming up? mike: temperatures starting to coast down a little bit right now, but where do they land by thanksgiving week? jeb bush: leadership means you've got to be all in. it's not about yappin'. it's not about talking. it's about doing. i know how to do this because i was privileged to serve in florida for eight years. and we turned the systems upside down that weren't working. 1.3 million new jobs were created. we cut taxes every year. income rose in people's pockets.

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tom: tonight the gift of lights are shining bright at the new hampshire motor speedway. jennifer: it's all to benefit children's charities and the

loudon food pantry. let's send it out to hayley lapoint for a closer look. hayley: good evening. and we are in a tunnel that is just covered with lights. this is one of the new things that they've added this year for the gift of lights. it has kicked off tonight, already a few cars have been coming through and enjoying the lights. you can see behind me in this tunnel which actually leads to the infield and that's a new thing this year, you'll be able to drive in there and they have more lights. it's part of a three-mile trek that you'll take throughout the speedway with all of the lights. i want to bring in cheryl here and she is kind of our go-to person on exactly where the money it's going. and it's all going to some really great things. can you tell us about what's >> yes. part of the proceeds goes to speedway children's charities, the new hampshire chapter. we help nonprofit children organizations across new england and so in another couple weeks we're just about to distribute to 60 different organizations to

so the proceeds that we receive causes. reporter: $2 will get you a discount when you bring some cans. >> yes, absolutely. so the loudon food pantry is benefiting, if you bring in canned food, you'll get $2 off your admission into the gift of lights. and it's a wonderful display this year. and certainly adding the feature of the tunnel that you just walked out of is phenomenal because it's just not only do you have to go through once but you get to go through it twice to get to the infield. hayley: so graduated that it's helping the families in new hampshire that are in need. something else we wanted to talk about to tonight, officially we're beginning the holiday season now, we want to see your lights displays. do you know someone in your neighborhood or even you that have a great plight -- light display, we want to know about it.

loudon. mike: a beautiful day today with temperatures jumping well above the norm. time lapse up at new found lake some clouds early after beneficial rain, over an inch in spots and right back into clear sailing and lots of sunshine before skies clear out again in some spots by mid morning. that was at the coast, the last spot to see the clearing today. notice the rain that preceded that clearing line. quite heavy, moving through maine earlier this morning, again some spots did get over an inch to an inch and a quarter including concord at just over an inch of rain, putting a nice dent in the deficit for the month of november. now in the wake of the rain, temperatures jumped up nicely to 60 at the coast, upper 50's concord points south and southeast. all about 10 degrees above the average for this time of year and even though it cools down tomorrow, it will be right back to seasonably cool levels, a couple of degrees above the norm for both saturday and sunday. right now upper 20's, 40's from

tonight it will dip back into the 20's and 30's. but that's right at the average for this time of year. warmest in downtown manchester and on the coast. temperatures showing the wintery side of things. in the midwest a big snowstorm is developing and will continue into saturday. but there's also some mild air as well. so where do our temperatures land over the next few days? it's seasonably cool through the weekend. then colder air mostly retreats to the north, but a little piece of that moves in for monday, tuesday and early wednesday. but then that retreats to the north and allows a mild surge just in time for thanksgiving day and into friday. much different weather story compared to a year ago when many were digging out from snow and dealing with power outages in time for thanksgiving. right now though clear skies, sunshine for the day tomorrow, a few patchy clouds at times. then more clouds than sun on sunday, but there will be breaks here and there, and could be a couple scattered showers. looks like it will be too warm to support anything but rain in

across the mountains there could be a passing snow or mixed shower. tonight clear and seasonably cold, low 20's north, upper 20's, lower 30's south. many will be hitting the roads over the coming days and it looks a-okay. no wintery weather to contend with at least in terms of rain or snow mixing in the roads. but it will be colder temperature wide monday through wednesday and warms back up by thanksgiving. >> final night of friday night football, it week 12. coming up in a few minutes we'll

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>> celtics and nets open their series tonight at the garden. boston is three and one in their last four, while brooklyn has one in twelve in its last 13 road games. it's the final weekend of the regular season for u.n.h. and dartmouth football teams. dartmouth will host princeton tomorrow afternoon with a share on the line. they need a win. while u.n.h. will host maine, hoping to keep their slim fcs playoff hopes alive with a win. >> great defense, they always have, they always will, they are a very, very physical team up front. two great linebackers, it's a real physical football team. >> it's a game regardless of the

records, it's going to be a good game, a tough battle. just happens to be every year. it's a close one, so you know we're going to give it our all. >> so college football here on channel 9 on saturday. michigan penn state at noon. michigan and ohio at 3:30. then the nightcap, tc expu oklahoma. the high school championship games will be played some day at the -- sunday at the university of new hampshire. one of the teams will be the goffstown grizzlies, they're one championship game for the first time in school history. they get exeter sunday at 6:00. >> it's a big deal. it will be new for us, so bright lights and all that stuff. but at the end of the day it will come down to a football game and i think the environment will be spectacular, so it's going to be a fun day for the kids. >> we just have to play our game, we can't let it get to our head. we've played in front of a lot fans before.

tonight at 11:00. another division one athlete, kiley mitchell signed with utah. the utes women's swimming and diving team recruited her to swim free style distance events. mitchell lives in hancock and swims out in keene. and the granite state baseball dinner is tomorrow night at the center of new hampshire radisson and manchester, former cy young award winner chris carpenter will be there along with red sox outfielder jackie bradley jr. and more, should be a great crowd. there's also a coat, hat and glove drive taking place at the dinner. >> something that started a long time ago and it's continued to grow and we've made some real good friends and met some great people throughout it and you see the things that we do to continue to help. and that's what it's all about, you want to be here to help people, help community. >> u.n.h. at home tonight. tom: tune in for "new hampshire chronicle." we'll see you back here tonight.

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