erin: now on "daybreak," murder arrest. the man accused of stabbing a woman to death in danville is under arrest today. concord. what the driver was doing. kevin: it starts to feel like fall. how long the rain lasts and a look ahead. >> no one covers new hampshire like we do. now wmur "news 9 daybreak." erin: good monday morning to you. thanks for joining us today. i'm erin fehlau. sean: good morning. i'm sean mcdonald. if you left the windows open, it is probably chilly in the house.

kevin: 30's to lower 40's. a much lighter breeze than yesterday. it is going to mean nothing but sunshine. a little bit of fog, especially in the normal fog-prone areas. again it is sunshine into the afternoon. despite the cooler start, there will be a lot of areas up into the 70's. maybe as high as 76 or 77 in southern areas. a new hold outs in the upper 60's. much more on the one rain chance in extended forecast coming up in just a bit. let's look at the monday morning ride joined live by deb davidson. good morning. deb: good morning. right now we have road work taking place in tilton. it is on route 3 on the railroad tracks. the rest are lane closures. that's due to some road paving. 93 south is moving well through the state. we're seeing some road paving on the everett turnpike northbound. we have the right lane

to mile marker five. if you are heading into massachusetts, all major roads are up to speed. i'm deb davidson for 95.7 wzid. sean: thanks. topping our news, the danville man accused of murdering a woman inside her home more than a week ago is expected to face a judge. erin: 37-year-old richard moore is charged with second-degree murder in the death of joanne boucher. ray brewer live in danville for us this morning. goodor we hope to learn more details in court today. investigators with the state attorney's general says that richard moore stabbed joanne boucher several times. moore has been charged with second-degree murder. they say that boucher was killed in -- on september 2nd, friday. her body wasn't discovered until monday inside her home on caramel drive. the officials aren't commenting on the

moore was living with boucher. their investigation is far from home officials say, even though they have made an arrest. people who live the area say they are behind bars.t moore is we expect that he will be in court today to be charged with second-degree murder. live in danville, ray brewer, wmur news 9. erin: ray, thank you. a driver was looking at his cell phone when he crashed into a home in concord. the car home just befor 8:00 and ended up three quarters of the way inside. there were several people at home at the time. no one was in the room. there were no injuries. it is not clear yet if the driver will face any charges. a pedestrian is in the hospital with serious injury this is morning after being hit by a car in hooksett. the person was walking on main street between river side drive and west river road around 3:00. they were flown to the

speed nor alcohol were factors. sean: turning now to the race for the white house. hillary clinton has canceled a planned trip to california after leaving an event yesterday because of pneumonia. donald trump is trying to call clinton's health into question. a new poll shows the two separated by five points with gary johnson just shy of doubl digits. green party hopeful, jill stein, has a planned rally tomorrow as she tries to gain the campaigns. reporter: this video is igniting calls for the presidential candidates to release more comprehensive health records. hillary clinton appears to stumble. her secret service detail lifts her up and into her van. just before she was attending the 9/11 ceremony at ground zero. >> we were standing for about an hour and a half. it was stifling heat.

become overheated and dehydrated. she was taken to her daughter's hospital nearby. a few hours later, clinton emerged. >> how are you feeling? >> i'm feeling great. reporter: in a statement she was diagnosed with knew pneumonia on saturday. >> there are many different types of it hadn't been serious enough to keep her off of the campaign trail. there was questions, a coughing fit in ohio and a concussion following a fainting spell in 2012, making clinton's stamina the subject of donald trump's attacks. >> she doesn't have the strength or stamina. >> the latest abc news showed trump is gaining support among likely voters. now neck in neck, clinton at 46% with 41% for trump.

release a more thorough health record even though he himself had not done so. he said he would if clinton did. sean: the new hampshire state primary is tomorrow. despite some key races on the ballot, they expect a quarter of registered voters to show up at the polls. more republicans than democrats are expected to vote because there are more high profile races on the g.o.p. low turnout takes it tough to predict the results. >> there could be all kinds of surprises. one constituency is better organized and show up. others decide not to because they are focus on november. fortunately you are trying to figure out who to vote for, head to the politics section of wmur.com and see where the candidates stand on the issues that matter to you. erin: we will learn later today

powerball jackpot here in new hampshire plans to do with the money. lawyers for the winners of the $487 million prize will come forward today and announce the winners philanthropic plans. it is not clear if the winner will be there. the ticket was sold at hannaford in raymond for the july 30th drawing. it is the largest lottery jackpot ever won here in the state of new hampshire. sean: football is officially back. the patriots are off and morning, despite playing without tom brady and gronkowski. patriots beat the cardinals. cardinals missed a game-winning field goal. the pats won it 23-21. garoppolo finishd with

tom brady. he looked good. erin: good start still ahead, remembering those lost 15 years ago. we'll visit some of the tributes here in new hampshire. sean: history goes up in flames. how firefighters say a massive fire sparked and why it took so long for crews to respond. erin: injured in the line of duty. how the canine was hurt.

>> you are watching wmur "news 9 daybreak" with erin fehlau, sean mcdonald, and kevin skarupa. kevin: it is monday morning, september 12. a live look out at hampton beach. temperatures in the upper 40's. 51 in manchester. the warm spot. we're back into the mid to upper 30's in the north country and mt. washington valley early this morning. we'll have details on the warming trend we set

chance we'll have coming up. erin: all right. big seafood festival there over the weekend. moving on, investigators say lightning sparked a massive fire that destroyed an historic barn in vermont. sean: firefighters say they weren't called until more than an hour after the thunderstorm moved through, because the fire burned inside. the old dairy barn was built in 1892 and converted into a learning center. erin: and they were honoring the lives lost on 9/11. it marked the end of the memorial. taps was played every night. >> i don't think any

a live view. >> i come here to remember 9/11. erin: taps will continue to be played every sunday from 1:00 until the opening ceremony. sean: another tribute. teams climbed and raised on 9/11. it called flags on the 48. it started with one flag. 500 people took part. it was cold and windy. they still flew the flag. school bus tragedy. one person is dead and several hurt after a school bus crashed in denver.

college next year. what you -- when you can narrator: new hampshire, think a minute about kelly ayotte the politician. ayotte claims she's independent, then goes to washington and votes with the koch brothers

she takes millions from wall street and big drug companies, and then votes to put their agenda before everyday families. higher drug prices and cutbacks to our medicare. so, think about it: new hampshire can choose the special interests' senator with kelly ayotte... or a people's senator, for a change. i'm maggie hassan

sean: the driver of a school bus is dead after crashing into a concrete pillar at the airport in denver. the bus had just picked members of the high school football team from california when the driver crashed. ten other people on the bus were hurt. two a condition. more and more kids are being treated for concussions. in a study published in the journal of pediatrics, the rate of injured has more than doubled for players between the ages of 7 and 17. part of that is because of increased awareness about concussions. erin: tom hanks is back at top.

solen berger. it makes it one of the best september openings ever. tesla say it is will overhaul the software in order to reduce the number of crashes. ceo says instead of cameras, providing a better picture of the surroundings. it can maintain a speed and keep the car in its lanes and break automatically. if you or your child will be starting college in the fall, now is the time to start thinking about finances. that's because the files period for the fafsa federal student aid starts on october 1st and three months earlier than in pass year.

there are some changes to the form. make sure you read everything carefully. sean: 13 people are dead and more than 200 hurt after a strong earthquake. it was centered in the northern tanzania area. it felt as far away as kenya. major earthquakes are rare. one of the active volcanos is coming into view. it's risen about 45 feet. there's one earthquake. this is an active part of the planet. kevin: a sight-seeing marvel for

erin: making lava. kevin: if that's on the top of your list. depending how close you are. we are back into the mid to upper 30's early this morning. that's what is yesterday morning. showers, storms, and that's now by the boards and brought in a completely different air mass. you probably noticed the difference yesterday with the humidity being whisked away. we'll have a build up of humidity. there will be another front making its way in out of southern parts of canada. that will bring in cooler air. temperatures not too shabby. we're down into the mid 30's. 51 in manchester. there's a lot of mid to

it will be a quick jump. dewpoints in the 40's. it will be a fairly comfortable day. notice readings which were warm and humid. we've dropped a solid 20-25 degrees. the cooler air mass continues to come in. another front coming through with the only chance of a scattered shower it will be wednesday afternoon or wednesday evening with cooler air. most todays up into the 70's. only around five to ten miles per hour. there will be a few bottles that hold on to the upper 60's. especially in the areas that have dropped into the mid 30's. sunshine today. clear skies. we do it all over again. 30's and 40's to lower range of the 50's and

from there looking at sunshine. temperatures will start edging back up. mid 70's to lower range of the 80's. it should be from the upper 70's to 90's. dew points back above 60. you notice later into the afternoon and evening, there will be the risk of a passing shower or storm. temperatures today up into the low to mid 40's to lower 50's with mostly clear skies. there's your accident tent the forecast. another drop in temperature behind that. it will be an every two or three day front type situation. it is very typical. next chance of showers after a chance wednesday might be a few showers saturday night or sunday. erin: it was nice to have the breeze move in.

we want to check the stories with ray brewer. ray: a danville man due in court today. investigators say that richard moore stabbed 51-year-old joanne boucher. boucher's body wasn't discovered until the following monday. they are relieved an arrest has been made. erin: a driver was looking at his cell phone when he crashed into a home in officers say the car slammed into the home on ridge road just before 8:00 and ended up about three quarters of the way inside. we will learn later today what the winner of that massive powerball jackpot that was won here in new hampshire plans to do with the money. lottery commission says that lawyers will come forward today and announce the winners philanthropic plans. average lot of people

plane, it is a i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. donald trump says he alone can fix the problems we face. well i don't believe that's how you get things done in our country. it takes democrats and republicans working together. that's how we got health care for 8 million kids. rebuilt new york city after 9/11.

that's how you solve problems and that's what i'll do as president. i'm really good at war. i love war in a certain way. including with nukes, yes including with nukes. i know more about isis than the generals do, believe me.

erin: a man in illinois is using sean: charles is a retired welder. he's been building a massive theater to ther. his says it is his attempt to create a lasting legacy. you know, put the kids on that. leave them in the backyard. see how it goes. wow. erin: that's how you get up.

there? wow. a woman in pennsylvania got quite a surprise when she was hit by a falling cat fish. sean: lisa says she was walking along the path. then a fish fell and caused some minor cuts to her head and shoulder. several friends say they saw a bird drop the foot-long fish and fly off. she is happy to provide a story to laugh at. this happens. a big bird fish and goes to eat lunch. erin: you don't hear the story often. red sox and due -- blue jays played. sean: plus bacon to bacon fest. they are trying to

>> no one covers new hampshire like we do. now wmur "news 9 daybreak." erin: good morning, new hampshire. we're seeing temperatures close to 50 degrees. it is cooler in other spots this morning. fall-like today. sean: a man accused of killing a woman is facing charges. a man from moultonborough was killed over the weekend. and a pittsburgh man is facing charges after

police canine. erin: so nice to open up the windows and let the wind come through the house. kevin: yeah. the humidity was up there into the weekend. it was quickly whisked away by the front that game through with the showers and storms. you could see the air mass that it has brought in behind that. we're in the 30's north of the notches. 40's to lower 50's elsewhere this morning. 70's for most. erin: all right. here's a live look at 93 in windham. kevin: for a look at the morning drive, joined live by deb. deb: good morning. there's road paving going on. the right lane is

if you are heading into massachusetts, everything looks good. from the traffic network, i'm deb davidson for 95.7 wzid. erin: a man accused of murdering a woman in danville is expected to face a judge today. sean: richard moore is facing a stabs charge in the death of moore was arrested one week after boucher was killed. ray brewer joins us live. ray: at this point the attorney general isn't commenting on the nature of the relationship. neighbors say moore was

they say that moore stabbed her repeatedly. they say moore was living at the same address. it shows he has a criminal records that dates back to 1996. he was convicted of felonious sexual assault. in a statement issued, boucher said we are certainly glad that someone is being held accountable for such a horrible crime. the rest of the law-abiding citizens still wonder why career criminals such as richard moore are allowed to walk the streets. there's no word on the circumstances surrounding the murder. moore is expected to be arraigned later today and charged with second-degree murder. reporting live in danville, ray brewer. erin: all right. thank you. police in massachusetts are investigating a boating accident that claimed the life of a

the 39-year-old died. they were competing in the bill giles memorial regada. one of the speedboats caused a pileup. all three were thrown into the water. green died at the scene. a second driver remains in critical condition. charges. the dog is now doing fine. the picture was taken a few hours after the incident. he was helping tracked down gary after he fled the scene saturday morning. when they found the suspect in the foods, he hit the fog. he's facing a number of charges, including maiming a police dog.

storm that took autotrees in several areas. the several rain knocked down trees causing widespread outages. a tree came down on his lawn. >> the silver lining is it didn't hit the house or the shed. we're grateful the damage wasn't any worse. as lucky. the house was on small road. it was badly damaged when the tree came crashing through the roof. here's a look at the inside. the homeowners say it is an eight-foot tall pine that did the damage. sean: the patriots open their season against the arizona cardinals.

he looked good from the start. he connected for 37 yards and the touchdown. garrett blunt also ran in. grob low threw for 264 yards. the patriots win it 23-21. >> there's some things to clean up and work on. it road. it is the easiest day poised. sean: next up patriots are home. game time is 1:00. erin: after 25 years, civil control is back in the north country. many of the non-profit

fly and help their communities with search and rescue missions. the several air control started in 1941, a week before the attack. new hampshire has nine squadrons. the mt. washington has established this year and it has 32 registered cadets and 18 senior members. sean: miss new hampshire took the stage at the miss america contest over the weekend. carter and 51 other in the end, miss arkansas was crowned. the 18-year-old is a type i diabetic herself. she was the second youngest contestant in the pageant. many years to come for her. erin: i've had a chance to meet her. she's a wonderful young lady. good luck to her. a college party takes a frightening turn in connecticut. more than two dozen people were hurt when a deck suddenly collapsed. you'll hear from one of

kevin: sunshine today. all of the details when that arrives with the one rain chance ahead. sean: and a town in vermont is turns its focus on bacon. why the community is trying to get actor kevin bacon to come for a visit.

woman: the executive council voted along party lines, striking down more than $639,000 to planned parenthood locations. when republican politicians cut planned parenthood, it was devastating. birth control, cancer screenings -- they were all cut back. plunkett: it was colin van ostern who got that funding restored and helped expand medicaid, too. i'm colin van ostern. i was raised by a single mom, and we didn't always have health insurance. that's why, as governor,

>> you are watching "news 9 daybreak" with erin fehlau, sean mcdonald, and kevin skarupa. kevin: monday morning, september 12th. 40's to lower 50's elsewhere. much cooler after the front came through yesterday. looking like a day where we start off cool. the kids are going to need the jacket. they will be carrying that home hopefully with highs in the low to mid 70's. much more on a warmer regime in the forecast coming up. sean: unless they forget it at school. in commitment 2016, a schedule shift. hillary clinton is canceling several events this week after being diagnosed with pneumonia. nikole killion is live in washington. new questions are being raised. she's being advised to rest right now; right? reporter: yeah, that's

california today for fundraisers and other campaign events. now it's been called off. this video putting hillary clinton's health in the spotlight as she stumbles to get into a van after following ill. >> secretary clinton, how are you feeling? reporter: afterwards at her daughter's apartment she waved it off, even posing with a young girl for photos. a statement. while at the event, she become overheated and dehydrateed. the doctor said she was diagnosed with pneumonia on friday. she seemed to show no signs.

basket of deplorables. and donald trump. they said she's recovering nicely. sean: this just adds to the speculation about clinton's health. what about donald trump'sea clinton is 68 and donald trump is 70. we know in 2012 clinton suffered a concussion. her doctor said she's fully recovered and put out a letter says she's in excellent physical condition and fit to serve. we don't know about donald trump's health. his doctor did put out a letter saying he's one of the healthiest individuals ever elected

sean: thank you. voituriers gearing up to cast the ballots. the candidates faced off last week. to learn more about them and get voter information, you can head to the politics section of wmur.com. erin: more than two dozen people are recovering after a deck collapse in connecticut. it h weekend on saturday night. a third floor deck was crowded when it collapsed and fell on to the first floor deck. all three decks were occupied. >> it was a lot of people screaming. a lot of people were

the hospital. nudge of them were seriously hurt. sean: a blast at a packages factory. 23 workers were filled. eight workers are still missing. there's no word yet on what caused the explosion. erin: people are remembering the life of transgender alexis arquette. there's no word on how she died. she was known for her rolls -- roles in "wedding singer" and more. she was the sister of david arquette. sean: they are turning to alcohol and tobacco. only 9% of adolescents

that's down 17%. 20% of youth smoke every day, down from 32% in 2002. the agency that conducted the survey says public health are helping to cut down on drinking and smoking among teens. erin: turning now to sports, the red sox took on the blue jays. they each hit three run home runs to lift boston to the 11-8 victory. they are twoam ahead. today they begin a series at home against the o's. here's a look at the american league east standings after the weekend. there are three weeks left to go in the regular season. even the yankees are still in the mix at four games back. sean: stan is this year's u.s. open champion. he defeated novak djokovic. at 31, he's the oldest

congrats to him. a community in vermont is coming together in hopes of getting kevin bacon to gear up. they've been trying to convince kevin bacon to come to this. a life size cut out has been moving around. flat bacon has been photographed from everyone from vermont to the state senator. >> what did you think the reality was of bacon fest? >> close to zero. we thought there was a chance. >> when we think about bacon, everybody obviously thinks about kevin bacon. >> we want kevin bacon. >> we want kevin bacon

the message. they haven't heard if kevin bacon plans to show up. it takes place this saturday. erin: he doesn't have a lot of time to make his mind up. sean: he can show up last minute. erin: the women is realistic. we have zero chance. kevin: it wasn't zero. it is hovelle about. sean: you never know. vermont in the fall. he might be up for it. kevin: i'm sure his agent is talking. temperature in the lower range of the 50's. we're looking at the 40's. good deal of sunshine. comfortable into the afternoon. for most we'll be up into the 70's. there will be a few hold outs.

same scenario play out. a good deal of sunshine tomorrow. the warmest on wednesday. that will be ahead of the next front that comes in. cooler air starts to come in behind that for the end of the week. clear skies this morning. today and tomorrow nothing but sunshine. it will be cooler and comfortable than what i we're in the mid to lower 50's. you get back to the state to the west down to 43. still 52 in unity. 48 in franklin. you get along the big lake and that's where the warmest of the reading there. there are 30's. as cool as 36 in

to see temperatures warm quickly and level off in the 70's for most into the afternoon. dewpoints in the 40's. you are going to notice that difference compared to what we had out there yesterday. you probably even felt the difference even getting into yesterday afternoon where the humidity started to lessen. 70 to 77 for most. a few upper 60's in far northern areas. sunshine around and light winds and clear skies. again tonight lows will be in the 40's to lower range of the 50's. mid 70's to lower range of the as high as 83 or 84. that's with sunshine. partly cloudy skies. sunshine giving way to clouds. this is the approaching front. maybe even a thunderstorm on wednesday afternoon. not likely to the levels that we had out there yesterday morning. it is behind that. cooler and drier air starts to fitter in.

highs. a much cooler start tonight. temperatures again clip back into the 40's to lower range of the 50's. you'll notice in the extended forecast that temperatures edge up by several degrees tomorrow. a little bit of humidity in the air. nothing oppressive on wednesday. we'll have the chance of a scattered shower or storm. notice the highs thursday 60's to lower 70's. that will be with the breeze out of the north. then hanging around in the 70's. next system after wednesday. sean: fallish weather. erin: attention "cheers" fans. it opens today at the city performing art center in boston. members of the audience

the stage to act as help. sean: it is going to be tough to watch there. ever dreamed of owning your own business? now is your chance. why a pennsylvania diner is being given away. the cody family got creative with the pumpkins they picked up in they did some cool

sean: three new sculptures have been added to the underwater museum in mexico. it has been placed in areas so the tourist will not damage the

and has more than 510 sculptures if you want to visit hit the gift shop on your way out. it is kind of cool. erin: very, very cool. ever wanted to own and operate your own diner? there's one in pennsylvania that you can have for free. the diner at tannersville shut its doors last year. kevin: the owners wanted to sell it. after finding no takers to buy and move the diner, it is now available to anyone that would like to haul it away. >> i just think it is something that maybe somebody -- some young couple wants to start a business. there could be their start. kevin: the current owners say they hope wherever takes it will keep it fairly local. sean: if wonder if that will happen. you never know. erin: there's nothing like a great dinner. sean: what officials say started a massive fire in vermont.

expected to be charged with second-degree murder. what neighbors are saying about the relationship between richard moore and his alleged victim. kevin: hillary's health. more on what caused the candidate to fall ill and how it is impacting her campaign schedule coming up. erin: a big announcement is being made in the capital city. lawyers for the $487 million powerball jackpot are expected to come forward. find out what the winner

woman: the executive council voted along party lines, striking down more than $639,000 to planned parenthood locations. when republican politicians cut planned parenthood, it was devastating. birth control, cancer screenings -- they were all cut back. plunkett: it was colin van ostern who got that funding restored and helped expand medicaid, too. i'm colin van ostern. i was raised by a single mom,

s left behind. erin: now on "daybreak," murder arrest. a woman accused of stabbing a woman to death is due in court today. erin: a car slams into a house in concord. what the driver was doing right before the crash. kevin: a look at the week ahead. >> no one covers new hampshire like we do. now wmur "news 9 daybreak." erin: all right. it is cooler this morning. thanks for joining us. sean: i didn't want to shock you.