sean: breaking news. they are investigating a suspicious death in danville. what jeff learned about the case overnight. erin: the effects of tropical storm hermine is still being felt in new england. what you need to know if you plan on heading to the beach still churning to the south. a look at who could see showers. plus the warm-up expected later this week. sean: and a horse riding accident ends in tragedy. how the community is remembering a young life lost too soon. >> no one covers new hampshire like we do. now wmur "news 9 daybreak." erin: good morning to you. after some great weather

sean: a lot of folks wanted hermine to come to new england and dropped some rain. we are getting a little bit. it all helps. josh: it all heavens. we got .06 of rain in portsmouth. people are excite the about it. we were happen to see it. it was a light, steady drizzle in parts of southern new hampshire. that's why it certainly was noticeable if you were awake. that certainly helps. youan over the southern part of the state. and, you know, a lot of people are screaming out at it. they are saying, hey, don't go away. they are sort of right now drizzling and drying up. more could be on the way. right here the center of hermine sitting and spinning to the south. that could spin a few more showers in the direction as we go through the day today and tomorrow as you can see. it is not forecast to

the area. let's look at the morning drive. the rain left the roadways. you have to deal with that. what else will you find on the roadways for that. we go to 95.7 deb davidson for good morning. deb: good morning. police are on the scene of a serious crash in manchester. at the intersection of hanover and beacon. they are asking you to avoid the area so they can get the area cleaned up. the major highways, 93 south looks good. it is beginning to get a bit busy by exit four. 293 and making your way through the mill yard. 95 north and south is looking great. from the traffic network, i'm deb davidson for 95.7 wzid. >> we begin with breaking news this morning. the attorney general's office is investigating a suspicious death.

that's when we find ray brewer with what we know about the case this morning. good morning, ray. ray: good morning, sean. what we know unfortunately at this point is very little. we're at the intersection of milky way and caramel drive in danville. you can see the headlight and also the crime scene tape. at the point, the attorney general's office will only confirm they are investigating a suspicious death at the address. athi about how the person might have died or whether or not the victim was male or female. we do hope to learn more information later today. reporting live in danville, ray brewer, wmur news 9. sean: this morning we're waiting to learn more about a suspicious death in dunbarton. 38-year-old wendy tefft died. her manner of death is unclear.

said whether anyone has been arrested or whether they are looking for a suspect. erin: today calling hours are scheduled for a leading veterans advocate in new hampshire. griffin dalianis passed asquare last thursday after a lengthy battle with an illness. calling hours are today from 4:00 to 8:00 at the funeral home in nashua. funeral services will be tomorrow at 10:00 a.m. dalianis was 73. sean: we're continuing to follow the latest on post tropical storm hermine. they didn't see much action, warnings and watches are in place throughout new england. in new hampshire a high surf advisory is in effect. conditions along the seacoast are expected to worsen today. visitors will not be allowed to swim in the water. this decision only happens once every three or four years. >> we lost --

hampton beach will be totally restricted. not allowed. sean: the beach itself will remain open. life guards on patrol to keep people out of the water. erin: it is a big day for students. many have gone to class. students in district will head back today. across the country close to 50 million student wills attend public schools this fall. that's slightly more than last year. that's a slight drop. the average cost is $659. a middle schooler $757. it goes up to $1,500 for high schoolers. sean: a fire at the resort in laconia is under investigation. it started in one of the secondary buildings. they were able to put up most of the flames with fire extinguishers.

uninhabitable. right now a 47-year-old man is recovering after he amputated his foot. it happened on highland street. an ambulance was sent to the scene just before 4:00 on monday afternoon. no word on the current condition or if his foot was able to be saved. erin: new details now police arrest a man in connection to the theft with a tip jar from a portsmouth diner. christopher mcphee of dover misdemeanor charge for taking $60 out of the jar last week. surveillance video shows him picking up his foot and taking money from the tip jar. police say that he turned himself in over the weekend. still ahead, commitment 2016 coverage, the candidates are back on the campaign trail in swing states today. one candidate received a big endorsement over the weekend. the latest on the race

the backyard of a day care near children. erin: coming up, we're continuing to track a suspicious death in danville. the latest on the investigation in a live report is still ahead. it is now 6:07.

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creating a surplus... and by working with anyone and everyone to create a better environment for business innovation. a new senator making fiscal responsibility work for you. i'm maggie hassan and i approve this message. kevin: good morning. welcome back. clouds and rain in concord. that's not much. at least a couple of drops el fell. we could see more. the details and the heat up on the way as well in a couple of minutes. sean: we could use the rain. turning now to commitment 2016 coverage, it is another busy day for both

today the democrat and republican nominees are once again trying to gain ground in some key battleground states. maggie rulli has the latest. >> it is a campaign blitz today focusing in on must-win states. hillary clinton will rally the troops in florida while trump is in virginia and north carolina. on monday both candidates faced off in the hotly contested battleground state of ohio. it was a crowded scene. clinton and trump parked er other. both for the first time now traveling with press. >> hey, guys. >> abored what's been nicknamed hill force one, she took press from the press since july 31st including her foreign diplomacy and health. >> there's no evidence of external influence.

ohio county fair. >> we're going to bring jobs back to ohio. reporter: and answering questions on the immigration policy. >> i'm not ruling out anything. no. >> the pathway to legal status? >> no. to become a citizen, you are going to have to go out and come back in. reporter: the candidates didn't hesitate to get in a few jabs after clinton was overcome by a coughing fit mid speak. >> every time i think about trump, i get allergic. reporter: trump's campaign manager mocked her. must be allergic to the media. finally spend a minute with them. and the lead is down from august. making the time in the key battleground states do or die moments for both campaigns. maggie rulli, abc news, washington. erin: a labor day weekend win for gary johnson from a traditionally republican

"endorsed. they have endorsed republican candidates for the past 36 years. an editorial contrasted the former new mexico governor with donald trump and hillary clinton saying both of those selections, they do not have the proper character traits to be president. he also called for johnson to join the nationally televised granite state. they attended a rally, campaigning for hillary clinton. sanders spoke to about 700 people there, saying he thinks democrats will sweep the election. >> we have got to continue the pressure. we've got to continue the grassroots mobilization to make sure that this country and our government works for all of us and not

sean: maggie hassan was also at the event in lebanon. erin: wmur is partnering with the "new hampshire union leader" to wring you the debates. candidates face off at 7:00, followed by the democrats at 8:00. tomorrow it is the republican candidates for senate. thursday the second congressional district many -- district republicans and on friday the first you can submit your own questions for the candidates on our wmur facebook page. keep the questions coming. sean: just a matter of hours from now; right? erin: uh-huh. it is 6:13. a dangerous fire at a scrap yard in arizona. what complicated the firefight. sean: flight delays and cancellations for a major airline.

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erin: firefighters spent the night making sure a fire there does not reignite. they evacuated the area. it took hours. complicated the effort, two hydrants were not working. crews had to lay down around 2,000 feet of fire hose. a connecticut day care was shut down after more than $1 million worth found in the backyard. police in west haven found 600 plants, some as tall as ten feet. state inspectors found the marijuana growing in the backyard during a check and called police. police found a newly built fence at the home that kept the marijuana plants hidden. no arrests have been made yet. suspects face several felony charges, including risk of injury to a minor and operating a drug factory.

be hitting store shelves. the new product will be sold in select markets. g-organic comes in strawberry, lemons, and mixed berry. only seven ingredients are used to make it, including organic cane sugar and sea salt. erin: those flies a certain airline will want to check the flights before they leave the house. british airways is reporting problems. some passengers experience delays overnight and long lines were reported. the airlines says they are working to resolve the issue. with british airways, you want to check aid -- ahead. sean: it was such a nice weekend. josh: it is kind of ominous and creepy it

here's a look at the current temperatures. warmer than yesterday. a touch more humid. the humidity levels will continue going up through the day today and the next several days. here's a snapshot. you'll see we head up near 60 degrees today for dewpoint. higher the next couple of days. it will be much more humid and the heat will be turning up as well. so as we go through wednesday, thursday, friday look for humid conditions and hotter as well. concord today. we may just hit that right square on the nose with 76 degrees. we'll put that on the five-day forecast, seven-day forecast for today. that will be about the average. if you are farther to the southeast, it will be cooler. farther to the north and west it will be warmer. we're looking and letting you take it in here. we haven't seen this in a while. green on the radar and rain in extreme southern new hampshire from

south ward. there were light showers. more throughout the day today, tonight, and tomorrow as well as hermine just sits there, spinning and turning and ever so slightly around the area. not moving a lot now that it is sort of found its place, found its groove right here and not going to move a lot from there. we'll show you the high surf advisory that are in effect because of hermine. five to ten foot waves and dangerous rip currents are a possit be any swimming allowed in a lot of locations. tropical storm warnings in effect. these are the current wind gusts going on in the last 20 minutes or so. you can see it is not as high as it was yesterday. yesterday wind gusts as high as 60 miles per hour. we're being clocked in the regions. today not quite as bad. they are going to have a rough surf as well. 65 mile per hour winds.

nearly hurricane strength. that would be 74 miles per hour or higher. it won't do that. but it will just sit there and not really go anywhere. finally we get to wednesday. it begins to fall apart and full away through the day. a closer look showing the chance for more scattered showers. sprinkles or drizzle at times today, tonight, and into tomorrow. you get the idea. esal both today and tomorrow the farther north and west you head the warmer those temperatures will get. for today look for the temperatures to top off in the 70's. as i mentioned, 76 for concord. there it is. lower 70's toward the seacoast, and near 80 in western and northern new hampshire. clouds and sun. scattered showers. for tomorrow about the same but warmer and more humid. the heat and humidity starts to take over.

saw so much of in august. sean: huh. even though it is september. let's check out the top stories with ray brewer. ray: state police troopers kept watch all night long. crime scene tape is up in danville as the attorney general's office investigating what it is calling a suspicious death. no other information is being released at this time. hopefully we'll learn more as the day goes on. sean: a high visitors will not be allowed to swim at hampton beach. hillary clinton and donald trump are in key battleground states today. clinton will rally the troops in florida. trump is in virginia and north carolina. erin: coming up, donuts for dad.

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josh: good morning. welcome back. the seas look busy there. we'll see swells of five to ten feet today and rip currents around as well. they will not be allowing people at hampton beach to swim in the water. as for the rest of the weather in the temperatures a little warmer today. the chance of a few much-needed rain showers we've got that with a look at future cast coming up. erin: it is going to be hard to keep the surfers out. sean: the beach is still open. we need the rain. a fireman is embarking on a ride to recovery. erin: fireman will cycle for the veterans program. he's raised $11,000 for passing his goal.

near the border. his final destination is key west, florida. sean: wow. he will get there. erin: a single mom in texas wanted to make sure her son didn't miss out on a school event. it is going viral this morning. sean: take a close here. e yvette vazquez's son was going to miss out o support from single parents around the world. sometimes you have to take steps to make it happen. she did with the mustache. >> slap it on; right? sean: the victim of a horse riding accident is being remembered. how the community plans to honor a child's life. erin: and students in several districts will head back to class today. some schools have a new concern. the drug-resistant pest your kids could be in

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>> no one covers new hampshire like we do. now wmur "news 9 daybreak." erin: good morning. it is tuesday, september 6th. look at the lake there. it is almost like a mirror. it the seacoast right now where they are seeing all of the pretty high surfs. sean: it is tough out there. the summer heat is going to maybe a return this week. josh will talk about that in a moment. first the top stories. we are following some breaking news in danville. the attorney general's office says it is investigating a suspicious death on caramel drive there. calling hours are being held today for a 4-year-old girl who was killed in a horse riding accounts -- accident at the lancaster fair.

motorcycle crash that left a 40-year-old man from dover dead. erin: we lucked out. josh: we need the rain. there's more drizzle and light showers beginning to pop up in south eastern new hampshire at the moment. that's good news. there should be more of that through the day today, tonight as well. connected to what we s south is post tropical storm hermine which will hang around for a while longer. the l's posts on top of each other, that's the track. it doesn't go anywhere. because of that, a high surf advisory in effect for today. temperatures in the 50's and 60's. that's the rain we've seen so far. not much, but we'll take whatever we can get. erin: we will.

looking out there on 93 in windham. this is from the common man camera. we're seeing a lot of fog. josh: you can see the roads are wet. we're joined live by deb davidson. good morning. deb: good morning. police are still on the scene of the crash in manchester. at intersection it is a rollover crash. they are asking you to avoid the women. no major delays. we're seeing building volume by exit 5. 101 busy and then again as get on to route 114. if you are getting ready to commute, everything looks good from concord to the upper valley. from the traffic network, i'm deb davidson for 95.7 wzid. erin: thank you. now back to the breaking news this we've been following for you this morning in danville.

suspicious death. sean: ray brewer live at the scene with the latest. good morning, ray. ray: good morning, sean. the attorney general's office says at this point they are early on in the stages. you can see the crime scene tape that's up here on caramel drive. they are not releasing any more information other than to say they are investigating a suspicious death at this point. they are not saying how the person might have died nor whether or not the person was male or trooper that was here throughout the overnight watching the scene. we're hoping to learn more information later on today. live in danville, ray brewer, wmur news 9. erin: thank you. calling hours are held tonight for the little girl who died in a horse riding accident at the lancaster fair. the funeral home released the obituary for 4-year-old mckenna may calder.

taking part in the riding club horse show on friday. her family says she will be remembered as a happy little girl with a spitfire personal by. calling hours from 5:00 to 8:00 tonight. a grave side service will be held tomorrow morning at woodstock cemetery. sean: a third death has been reported. a south carolina man was killed when he was hit by a car wile trying on the highway. a truck driver was killed when powerful winds ticked over the 18 wheeler. and in florida, a man died after being hit by a falling tree. now the remnants of hermine are prompting more warnings here in new hampshire today. there will be rough surf and strong rip tides. because of this, swimming won't be allowed at hampton beach. the warning is not stopping surfers are making advantage of the larger waves. they will keep hanging

is gone. >> surf in new england. you wait for the september. you wait for the storms. i've been tracking the storm for 18 days now. >> we were down here two nights ago. nothing. a couple of days it is going to be a surfers dream. obviously that's the case. sean: they will be patrolling the beach to keep swimmers out of the water today. erin: new on "daybreak," a hiker is recovering after being air lifted off of mt. washington. fish and official 60-year-old donald thomson suffered a leg injury. carrying him out was too difficult for rescuers. a dhart helicopter was called in to get him out of the mountain and to a hospital. sean: they are investigating a deadly motorcycle crash. it happened around 4:15 yesterday afternoon near the rochester country club. it appears that the harley-davidson was heading south when it veered off of the road and hit the guardrail.

the operator was killed in the crash. his passenger, 40-year-old leona ran ade was taken to the hospital. erin: a marine patrol says 23-year-old was stopped yesterday afternoon when another jetski hit her while traveling about 15 miles per hour. co w injury. no one else was hurt. sean: state police are on the lookout for a pembroke man that led them on a chase. the chase started yesterday morning when troopers pulled over 29-year-old jacob jason for a motorcycle. shortly after being stopped, he took off. he eventually hit some stop sticks before crashing on the exit 13 off ramp and taking off on foot. anybody with information

police. erin: voters across the state will cast their ballots in new hampshire's primary one week from today. this is the last day to register with the secretary of state. you can still register to vote on election day. you'll have to show an approved voter i.d. or sign an affidavit, have your picture taken, and verify your i.d. with the secretary of state. there's an exemption for voters who have religious objections to being business zest weekend in labor day history. officials estimate visitors spent about $88 million during they stay. properties across the state say they were booked way in advance with travelers from all 50 states and across the globe. >> the woods, the scenery, the nature. the possibility of seeing a bear and moose. all kinds of stuff. just relaxing. >> it was beautiful.

incredible place. sean: now the realty sets in that school has started and kind of summer is over. erin: yeah. you could beat the weather this weekend though. really lucked out. coming up on "daybreak," lawmakers are headed back to work and the nation's capitol after their long summer break. what's topping their to-do list. sean: a search i we'll tell you about punishment they could face for destroying a popular rock formation. josh: that's the post-tropical storm hermine. no plans to go anywhere. he didn't realize labor

josh: good morning. welcome back. here's colebrook. it is not as chilly as it was yesterday. yesterday you were in the 40's. today in the 60's in southern new hampshire. this is music to some people's eyes. there's some green on the radar. we had overnight rain

right now all connected to post-tropical storm hermine. it will be cooler with stattered showers and sprinkles and warmer to the north and west. sean: thanks. labor day now in the rearview mirror, it is back to work. lawmakers are returning to washington as they wrap up the summer break. nikole killion has a look at major things on their to-do list. >> topping the agenda as congress returan stopping the government from shutting down. >> if they don't fund the government, the place shuts down. it happened three years ago. it was a a catastrophe. they don't want that happening. >> lawmakers have to pass a short-term measure. there's some disagreement about whether it will end in december or early next week. expect zika to be another big topic. the white house is calling for them to fight the virus. don't expect congress to stick around.

to get back. election day now is over two months away. in washington, nikole killion. sean: thanks. president obama is making history overseas. he become the first sitting u.s. president to visit laos. they met with the president and addressed the people of laos. the obama administration is committing $90 million to clean up the exploded divided they dropped on during the vietnam war. erin: police are searching for the vandals who destroyed a popular landmark. they knocked over the duckville. at first they thought the rock formation had fallen. after seeing the video, they realized that wasn't the case. he confronted the vandals. they told him they were seeking revenge because a friend broke his leg

>> something like that. to know it is gone forever because someone chose to go up and knock the rock over is wrong. erin: once identified, the people responsible will face hefty fines and possibility criminal charges. sean: now that school is back in session, there are growing concerns over the spread of super lice. the bugs have built up a tolerance to drugs and can no longer be eliminated with chemicals. last year 25 states were impacted by the drug-resistant lice. every state has them. erin: a man in virginia is trying to provide comfort to children with disabilities. bob norris makes leg braces for dolls. they are typically made for the american girl dolls and cost between $50 to $60 a pair. he says it makes him about five hours to make each pair. norris sells the doll braces on his etsy shop. he's working with a

sean: turning now to sports, the red sox took on the padres. drew was back for the first time. adam goes deep for a blast. in the top of the eighth, chris young hit a solo homer, his seventh of the year. that's all the offense they would get. the last place padres went on to win -- season finale here. they said thank you to the ollie the bat dog. the 8-year-old retriever is retiring after spend the last six seasons catching bats. they took on the portland sea dogs. new hampshire was down 1-0. fisher cats ended up winning 3-1. they finished the season with 69 wins and 73 losses ending their --

erin: runners and walkers of all abilities took part in the 5k run. yesterday was the 20th running of the st. charles children's home road race. it is an important fundraiser which provides behavioral treatment to children that allows them to better excel -- integrate. >> i think it is important. we picked up some of the we picked up one of their bracelets. it is nice to do faith and doing something good for the community as well. erin: the event has raised more than $150,000. another charity run was held at storyland yesterday. this was the scene at the annual labor day fun run hosted by memorial hospital in north conway. this race is part of the hospital's let's go initiative to reduce childhood obesity.

one through 12 took part in the event. sean: a new study shows the typhoons that slam into the land have gotten stronger since the 1970's. the study found that asian typhoon has increased by about 12% in the nearly four decades. the change is most noticeable with category four and five storms. since 1977 they've gone from a once-a-year to four times a year. strengthening to warmer water near the coast. much of the asian coast water has warmed by 1 hundredth 4 degrees since the late 1970's. warm water provides the fuel for the storms. there you go. this is a logic there. josh: yeah, you can't have a hurricane without water temperatures at least 80 degrees. isn't that interesting? it is very major factor. that's part of the reason the storms fall apart. there's no more warm

tropical storm or a post tropical storm to the south. that means used to be a tropical storm. the temperatures in the 50's and 60's, warmer and more humid out there. and the storm here's something good bringing some light rain to the southern new hampshire region. we all need rain. it is most needed in southern new hampshire. south eastern new hampshire in the worse shape. but some of those showers even we'll take anything. there's the chance there could be more through the day today. notice there was some overnight and a little bit of a lull. more has begun to crop up. some light showers and drizzle at the moment. we could see a shower really at any time. the best chance is in southern new hampshire today. it is possible they could drift farther north as well and more tonight and tomorrow as well. there it is. there's hermine. notice how just kind of sitting and spinning.

doing that over the next few days. pause of that -- that's the biggest effect is the choppy seas. we have a high surf advisory. dangerous rip currents are likely through the day today and the tropical storm warning in southern new hampshire the cape and the islands down through long island and parts of new jersey and new york as well. they are closer to the storm, of course. the winds have calmed a little bit. yesterday they had winds up near 60 miles per hour and lots down in southern parts of massachusetts, connecticut, rhode island, long island. the wilds are better today. what are the current stats of the storm itself? it is still sitting to itself. that is strong. you just need winds to be 43. why is it not a tropical storm? it is because it lost its tropical characteristics.

this side. it is symmetrical all the way around. it is not a perfect circle. it's no longer a tropical storm. it is still a strong storm. that's why it is called a post tropical storm. look at it spinning and spinning. the next couple of days here's late wednesday night and thursday morning. it finally begins to fall apart. a couple of days now we'll see it just to the south. the only affects will be breezy at times and scattered showers. notice the temperatures will be and north. tonight more showers are a possibility. then we do it all over again tomorrow. tomorrow will be warmer though. wreaks of sun in the north western and northern parts of the state. tomorrow it will be 75 to 80 with some scattered showers elsewhere. here's your highs for today. lowest temperatures in south eastern new hampshire. lower 70's. higher temperatures around 80 in the upper valley and places to the north as well. so mid 70's on average. tomorrow warmer with

and get humid late in the week and into the weekend. right now saturday looking better than sunday. sunday the chance. fingers crossed for the showers. >> we need it. dairy queen is celebrating the unofficial end of summer with a free frapp give away. from 2:00 until 5:00, you can get a small frapp. happy unofficial end of summer. sean: i love frapps. and swimming alongside its mom. they were able to capture the video. they are currently working to uncover the oncology of whales. they are getting very cool video. erin: very awesome. well, it is now 6:53. updating the top stories in just a bit, including breaking news this danville where authorities are

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erin: it is now 6:55. updating the top stories. sean: the attorney general's office is investigating a suspicious death in danville. authorities say they were called to a home on caramel drive last night. at this time, no further details are being released. we could learn more information later today. erin: calling hours are being held in north woodstock a horse riding accident at the lancaster fair. foreignier funeral home released the obituary for 4-year-old mckenna may calder. witnesses say she was thrown from a horse while taking part in the riding horse show on friday. sean: rochester police are investigating a deadly motorcycle accident. they say 40-year-old christopher lapoint was

erin: life guards will be keeping swimmers out of the water at hampton beach today. that's because the remnants of hurricane hermine are causing high surf and powerful rip currents as well. sean: we have a traffic alert to pass along to drivers in manchester. right now police are on the scene of an accident at the intersection of hanover and beacon streets. they are asking drivers to avoid the area if you can. we're told a car hit woman was taken to the hospital. there's no word on her condition. we have a crew headed to the scene. the latest when we get more information. josh: starts off with clouds, drizzle, and light showers. we haven't said the words in quite sometime. we have a few of them in southern new hampshire. there could be more at times today. especially in southern new hampshire today. a warming trend is on the way for the end of the week. sean: all right. we could use the rain. erin: we could. coming up next, they will have an exclusive

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