sean: now on "daybreak," it is primary day in new hampshire. granite staters head to the polls and the candidates jockey for the last-second votes. kevin: after a cool start to the day, temperatures warm up. ahead of the next front arriving with a chance of showers. details with the futur erin: community support. a crowd gathered in nashua to show unity after vandals targeted a local mosque. now members want police to look at one possible aspect. >> no one covers new hampshire like we do. now wmur "news 9 daybreak." erin: good morning, new hampshire. thanks for waking up with us today. i'm erin fehlau. sean: good morning.

the polls are opening right now. more on primary day in just a moment. first let's talk about your weather. if you are heading out, you might need an extra layer. kevin: cool starts. temperatures warm up. we're looking at temperatures later on well into the 70's to lower 80's. it will come with almost nothing but blue sky into the afternoon. just a few fair weather clouds approaching from the west. that's our next system. ahead of that, temperatures are warmer today. maybe a touch of humidity around tomorrow andn rain in the extended forecast. for today, a beauty out there. late summer warmth this afternoon. much more on your forecast coming up. let's look at your tuesday morning ride here in the granite state. joined live by deb davidson. good morning, deb. deb: good morning. we're getting word of the crash. all of the lanes are re-opened and the the detours are down. the delay should begin to break up. we're seeing some delays

that's due to overnight road work that's beginning to wrap up. 93 and interstate 89 are moving well through the state. we're not seeing any problems on 95 along the seacoast in either direction. from the traffic network, i'm deb davidson for 95.7 wzid. erin: and the polls are opening for the new hampshire primaries. erin: about 23% of register voters are expected to turn out it is pretty high for a state primary. far more republicans expected to vote than democrats. one of the biggest races is for governor. ray brewer is live at manchester's ward one this morning where the polls just opened. he has a closer look at the democratic field. ray: that's right. also a closer look at some of the early morning voters here at ward one in manchester have gotten up to cast their ballots. all three men hoping to

political experience and they say they want to make sure the corner office says with their party. the candidates spent monday making a final push for votes. former state representative, mark connolly, shaking hands in manchester and speaking with the media. he says he's ready for the job and has the experience needed. >> i'm a person with a vision who wants to make new hampshire a safer and stronger place. ray: across the city, steve the west side native stopped by. he admits he got into the race for governor late and is being out spent and says momentum is on his side. >> every day folks switch from others. they didn't seal the deal. ray: the executive counselor canvassed neighbors in nashua. he wants to extend the commuter rail service. the campaign is confident in a strong turn out and strong launch toward the general election.

i'm the candidate who has been part of the progress. ray: a live look at the early morning voting going on here. our latest wmur poll shows on the democratic side that each of the candidates still has a lot of work to do when it comes to name recognition. reporting live in manchester, ray brewer, wmur news 9. sean: all right. thanks. busy there there morning. the republicans haven't won the governor's seat in more than a decade. only once in the last 20 year. erin: it includes jeannie forester, chris sununu, ted gastas, and state remember, frank edelblut. >> our campaign begins and ends with people. >> we have high energy, great support, a lot of people doing calls on the phones. >> i think i've had the right attitude going into it. i just want to serve the state. i'm having fun.

>> it feels like we have a lot of momentum on our side. erin: they expect the governor's race will get very negative very fast after today's primary as we head toward the general election in november. kelly ayotte is facing a challenge today. many experts don't expect the race to b close, both candidates spent yesterday working to win over the voters. sean: jim lawrence and jack flanagan are hoping to win. both campaigned in nashua yesterday. both say they have the experience and the plans to get things done in washington. >> the biggest thing is my experience. i'm the only veteran in the race. i was fortunate enough to graduate from the united states air force

three-term state rep. >> when pressed, we got things done. we have common core, business compensation reform. sean: the winner will square off against carol shea-porter in november. ahu shook hands yesterday. both are familiar t voters. if i haven't registered to vote yet, not to worry. you can register at the polls. make sure to bring your i.d., sign an affidavit, and verify your i.d. with the secretary of state. if you still can't decide where to vote for, look on our web site. find out where the candidates stand on the issues and compare them

complete results of all of the elections on the air and online as they come into the newsroom. erin: members of a local mosque want to know if it was an act of hate. on sunday night someone threw a rock through a window. moments later three people were seen running away. the mosque opened three years a growing islamic refugee community. >> the most important thing to take away was communicating that's not who we are in nashua. we're a welcoming community. >> there were no sayings left. that's something we will look at. >> police say it may not be an isolated incident.

juveniles throwing rocks. sean: right now police over the border in methuen are looking for the ex-boyfriend of a woman murdered in her home. 29-year-old wanda rosa was found yesterday morning and died at the hospital. she was killed with her 4-year-old son just feet away. rosa's ex-boyfriend, emil family members. he was recently released from jail. erin: jackpot claimed. the winner has claimed the prize and is spreading the wealth. sean: this bride needing help getting to her own ceremony after some problems on the road. erin: coming up at 6:30, kevin bacon is responding to a campaign in vermont asking him to attend an upcoming bacon

oil wells in new hampshire? you'd think so the way kelly ayotte voted. ninety percent with the big oil koch brothers. she voted to give big oil more than $20 billion in tax breaks. they gave kelly ayotte campaign contributions. corporate special interests are spending millions supporting her campaign...

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kevin: it is tuesday morning, september 13th. temperatures about the same as yesterday. which is another cool start and patchying with dense fog in inland sections of the state. sunshine otherwise. seven or eight degrees front and when it arrives along with the rain chances coming up in the forecast in just a bit. sean: still waiting for the sun to come up. the winner of the massive jackpot is sharing some of the money. we still don't know who bought the ticket at the hannaford in raymond. erin: lawyers claimed the prize yesterday. the winner did not sign the name to the ticket. instead it is signed by the newly formed robin

yesterday they matched the donations to hannaford made to local charities with its prize money. >> at this point in time, they are committed to use these funds for philanthropic causes and to make a positive impact on the lives of their family. erin: lottery officials say the amount won with a single ticket is more money than they gave away all of last year. sean: wow. a good samaritan helped bride on her big day. angelica was on the way to her wedding. it broke down, and they got out to hitchhike. jay stopped and took them to the venue. does he get an invite? erin: i think he definitely gets invited.

d'oeuvres. erin: how your walmart shopping cart could come to you.

sean: residents in thai won are they have wind around 185 miles per hour. it is the strongest cyclone this year. it is expected to make landfall later today and head for: . the storm is turning up waves 50 feet high. it could drop two feet of rain in some areas. two teenagers in maine are accused of stealing a large, front-end loader and taking it on a destructive joyride

can be seen. they drove the loader out on to the maine turnpike. they hit several boxes before police shot out the tires. the teens will face charges in the coming days. erin: security is getting tighter. new measures will be phased in starting in november, including that anyone arriving in a car will have to show a government-issued photo i.d. like a driver's license and be subject to random inspections. all pedestrians will be be checked. former soccer star, abby wambach, is releasing the new memoir. she reveals she struggled with alcohol and prescription drug abuse. she says she's been sober since an arrest in april. wambach will be on good morning america to talk about her new book. sean: good news for clothing retailer, aeropostale. a judge approved the deal to allow the

230 stores open. mall operator, simon and general growth, agreed to keep the stores open as part of the $234 million bid. they filed for bankruptcy in may. closing sales will continue at all stores, even those that are staying open. walmart is hoping to make shopping easier. they have been granted a patent for a system that allows shopping carts to drive themselves. detachable motors, featuring sensors and video cameras. customers will be able to request a cart from their smartphone through an ann. the cart will come to them. it is not clear when or where the system will be used. take care if you are putting the child in the cart and giving smartphone to another child. trouble could ensue. kevin: what could go wrong there? erin: bumper carts throughout walmart.

truly takes effect, we're going to have a lot of new stories. sean: they will have to perfect the system. kevin: just a hunch. i'm in the prediction business. i have a feeling. a cool start to the day. a feeling of autumn. it will be with sunshine into the afternoon. the difference will be that eventually after any fog burns off, that sunshine and a southwesterly breeze should push temperatur five or six degrees warmer than yesterday afternoon. of course we start about the same early this morning. again some fog in interior sections. sunshine as we go early this morning. front back to the west arrives tomorrow in the way of scattered showers or even a passing thunderstorm. for the time being, upper 30's and lower 50's. these numbers just about where we were yesterday at this time. it will be a different afternoon after any fog burns off. temperatures run anywhere from the mid 70's to lower range of

atmosphere. still in place early this morning with dewpoints in the 30's and 40's. we'll see an up tick in dewpoints over the next couple of days. by later this afternoon, we should be into the upper 40's to mid 50's. tomorrow above 60 in a lot of southern locations. that will mean that we'll have a little bit of a feeling of humidity in the air by tomorrow afternoon ahead of the front. 76 to 83 from north to south this afternoon. light breeze out of the southwest around five to ten miles an hour. a good deal of weather clouds. we get later into the evening, partly cloudy skies. it won't be quite as chilly. temperatures in the 50's to lower half of the 60's. tomorrow starting with sunshine and adding clouds. a scattered nature to the showers or maybe even a couple of passing thundershowers. we can't rule out even in southern parts that we may see one or two gustier thunderstorms. that will pull by later on tomorrow evening and the flow behind that is out of the north. that means highs in the

thursday. eventually by friday after another cool start to the day and probably the coolest all week, we'll start to warm up yet again. by the time we get to the weekend, a day much like what we'll have out there tomorrow will be for saturday ahead of the next front that tries to arrive later saturday evening. looks like scattered showers a possibility late saturday night or sunday. 76 to 83 today. a good deal of sunshine. what will ultimately be a warmer afternoon than where we were yesterd tomorrow with a touch of humidity in the air. scattered showers or a thunderstorm around in the afternoon and evening. eventually giving way to cooler conditions. highs 60's to near 70 degrees on thursday with almost full sunshine. sunny skies and temperatures in the mid 70's on friday. much like yesterday. then a warm-up on saturday will make it feel like it will be out there this afternoon. couple of scattered showers a possibility late saturday night or sunday. as i mentioned earlier, it could be a showery

they will be playing on sunday afternoon. erin: all right. for today you can't use the weather as an excuse to not go vote. kevin: go vote. erin: we want to check the top story. we start out with ray brewer live in manchester. ray: polls are open in manchester and other parts of new hampshire as well. as statewide primary day was here. secretary of state is anticipating turnout to be about 23%, helping to fuel the turnout, key contested races the democrat and republican side in the race for governor. more republicans than democrats are expected to turn out in part because they are contested congressional races on the republican side. erin: members of the local mosque want police to investigate whether recent vandalism was an act of hate. dozens gathered to show support for the islamic society of greater nashua. on sunday night, someone through a rock through a

sean: coming up, we'll tell you about some of the unique new additions, including several that will require a lot of

woma 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, i'll make sure no one gets left behind.

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. and got the treaty cutting russia's nuclear arms. we've got to bring people together. that's how you solve problems and that's what

erin: a rochester police officer had a memorable day at the office after he was held hostage there at the department. sean: kind of. police shared the picture showing officer powers surrounded by these little puppies. the dogs came in for a visit and refused to let the office out of their sight. they also made it clear they want to be police dogs when they grow up. erin: they want to go to canine training; right? there are hundreds of

oxford english dictionary. sean: that's right. it includes 'merica, yolo, you only live once -- erin is always yelling that at me -- kegerator, few goad bout it, issues. erin: and we are looking at the red sox. sean: david ortiz is climbing

when i first found out that carl had been using heroin on and off for a year.

and that was the worst day of my life. annie kuster is leading the fight regarding this opioid epidemic. she's trying to do everything she can to get laws changed. so this doesn't happen again. she's definitely a leader. i just love annie.

>> no one covers new hampshire like we do. now wmur "news 9 daybreak." erin: people across the state will be headed to the polls today to cast their ballots in new hampshire's primary elections. sean: the results of today's primary will set the scene for several big races ahead of november's general election, including the race for governor. on the republican side, jeannie sununu, ted gastas, and frank edelblut are vying. steve marchand, colin van ostern, and others are vying. erin: in the second congressional district, jim lawrence and jack flanagan are the contenders. as for the u.s. senate seat, kelly ayotte is running against jim rubens. more details coming up

hampshire. i want to say hello. one person who is up for a walk. beautiful sunrise walk. kevin: we wish we could be them. temperatures low to mid 50's. future bright out there early this morning for us. we're expecting a good deal of sunshine into the afternoon. temperatures will run another five or seven degrees warmer than yesterday. we start off with a similar cool set of circumstances. 30's up north, 40's to lower 50's elsewhere. highs today mid 70's to lower 80's. sean: sounds like a nice day. let's check out the roads. we start with a live look from i-93. everybody going south. kevin: we're joined live by deb davidson. deb: good morning. 93 north and south looks good. we're not seeing any delays from north of the notches down to the stateline. now if you are jumping on interstate 89, no

overnight road work wrapping up in nashua. there's still minor delays remaining at the check. from the wzid traffic network, i'm deb davidson for 95.7 wzid. sean: all right. thanks. some polling locations are open for primary elections. erin: if you are not sure where to vote, head to the secretary of state's web site to find out where to cast your ballot. at the polls, you will be asked to show an today. sean: that's right. the new hampshire attorney general set up to report problems and ask questions. the number is 1-86-868-3707. there are five major races on the primary ballot, including the race for governor. erin: ray brewer live in manchester now at ward one to tell us more about the republican candidates.

hour ago. as you take a live look at some of the early morning voters. now republicans have some work to do when it comes to the gubernatorial contest. they haven't held the corner office in more than a decade. they've only won governor's race once in the last 20 years. however they are excited about their chances this year. at weed family thing or two fixing things. she wants to take a similar approach if electing governor. in the competitive primary, she's proud of the race she's run. >> i think i've had the right attitude going into it. i want to serve the state and i'm having fun and listening to what's important to people. ray: at the puritan back room, they campaigned booth by booth with former manchester mayor and counselor. this was the first time

sununu name has been on a statewide ballot. >> there's no doubt that people understand the experience. they want in the corner office. they are going to be successful not just tomorrow but into november. ray: manchester mayor was at the puritan. >> we have a lot of people that are doing calls on the phones. ray: frank edelblut made a final campaign swing. he's relying on the incide, >> the only candidate who is fighting taxes, you know, who is pushing back on obamacare, welfare expansion, you know, who is pushing back and forward on conservative values. ray: as a take a live look at ward one here in manchester, turnout today only expected to be about 23% despite those key contested races. now more republicans than democrats are expected to cast ballots today.

congressional races they are contested on the republican side. reporting live in manchester, ray brewer, wmur news 9. sean: all right. thank you. erin: three democrats are running in the race for governor. former state representative, mark connolly, steve marchand, and colin van ostern are running. connolly held a conference yesterday. he met with voters says he has the experience for the job. across his home turf. he says he has momentum on his side. van ostern walked through the nashua neighborhood. he would like to extent the commuter rail. his campaign is confident there will be a strong showing today. >> we need to keep our state moving forward. >> every day that goes by, i have folks switching from one of the others that they met very early. they didn't seal the deal. >> i'm a person with a vision who wants to make new hampshire a safer

sean: two republicans are vying for votes in new hampshire's first congressional district. the winner will face democrat carl shea-porter in the general election. ashu was a executive at b.a.e. for more than 20 years. frank giunta is hoping his constituents to elect him to a third term. a seat he's held on off. sean: they are hoping to face off against annie kuster in november. jack flanagan has been a school board member.

jim lawrence owns a consulting firm in nashua. he served three terms and lives in hudson. in the u.s. senate race, kelly ayotte is being challenged by jim rubens. they are hoping to continue representing the granite state. she's staying focused on doing the job, rather than just keeping the job. her competitor was a state senate back in the 1990's. he's no stranger to the race. two years ago he lost the republican polls, you can find all sorts of primary information in the politics section of wmur.com. you can watch the granite state debates and compare the candidates yourself. we have broken things down race by race. tonight we will bring you live updates starting at 8:00 on the primary results until the races are decided. erin: a teen is recovering after being hit by a train in rochester. police say the girl was crossing the tracks yesterday afternoon when a new hampshire north

officers say the victim was not in a designated crossing area. she may have been distracted. she was taken to the hospital with non-life threatening injuries. sean: manchester police are on the lookout for a man they say stabbed and robbed a delivery driver. the 28-year-old driver for the golden tao restaurant just made a delivery saturday night when someone hit him in the head and stabbed him in the neck as he left the building. the victim says his attacker was armed with a folding knife and demanded money. he is described as a heavyset hispanic man with short black hair. he was wearing a green bandana, a dark red t-shirt and jeans. anyone with information is asked to contact the police. gilmanton police are warning people to be cautious of picking up needles. they are asking parents to warn children not to touch them and call the

them properly. erin: coming up, actor kevin bacon responds to a request from a vermont town. hear what he had to say after being invited to the brattleboro's upcoming bacon fest. sean: and ryan lochte in an uncomfortable situation on "dancing with the stars." what prompted the show to suddenly cut to commercial? kevin: cool start this morning. warming trend sets up the first of two fronts in the forecast along with the rain chances. details coming up. maggie hassan's priorities are working for new hampshire. new hampshire froze tuition. she understands that we need good highway systems. hassan is an advocate for public safety. she's kept spending under control. and how does maggie hassan get these things done? by balancing the budget without an income or sales tax. creating a surplus... and by working with anyone and everyone to create a better environment for business innovation. a new senator making fiscal responsibility uang debt free, senator while wall street and oil companies get billions in tax breaks.

she voted to cut funding for pell grants and against letting students refinance their loans at lower rates. all while voting for tax breaks for the special interests like oil companies that give millions to help her campaign. kelly ayotte: working for the special interests, not on our side. senate majority pac is responsible

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. nuclear, just the power the devastation, is very important to me. i want to be unpredictable, unpredictable, unpredictable, unpredictable.

kevin: september 13th. fog out there. it is warmer temperatures by mid afternoon. as we climb anywhere from 76 to 83 today and even warmer with a touch of humidity tomorrow ahead of the next system. we'll have the details on that coming up. erin: federal regulators are investigating the theft of a nuclear gauge they say was stolen in beaver, west virginia. sean: the portable gauge containing sealed, radio active material was reported stolen on

ways. the nuclear regulatory commission says it poses no hazard if the materials remain locked inside the container. erin: new research is revealing more benefits for breast-feeding for mom and baby. a study out of europe found that babies who are genetically predisposed to developing asthma are less likely to do so if they are breast-fed. breast cancer survivors who breast-feed for at least six months have a long-term survival. sean: olympic swimmer, ryan lochte got an unpleasant surprise. take a look. >> excuse me. excuse me. >> wow. sean: that was the scene. during the judge's review, two men wearing anti-lochte shirted rushed the stage. they were upset over the fiasco in rio. they were taken away by security. producers cut to commercial. when they came back, the

the incident. >> when there's that kind of strong emotion, what does that make you feel like? >> so many feelings. a little hurt. >> we're only here to judge the ballroom dancing. sean: now the men that rushed the stage with charged with trespassing. erin: the red sox took on the baltimore orioles. boston jumped out to and early lead in the game. mookie betts lined one to left. then in the bottom of the fourth, hanley ramirez crushed one for his 24th home run of the season. david ortiz hit one out in the sixth for his career home run number

tieing mickey mantle for 17th on the all time list. the red sox went on to win it 12-2. the bats were hot. sean: they are still going. the ncaa is pulling seven championship sporting eventers out of north carolina because of the state's commercial bathroom law. critics say the law discriminates against the transgender community. among the events the ncaa is pulling are the first two rounds of the mens division i basketball tournament and the women's division i previously the nba announced it will pull the 2017 all-star game from charlotte due to the law. erin: 128 golfers took part in the seventh annual harvest golf classic, including our sports guys, jamie staton, and jason king. the event benefits the new hampshire food bank. donations are always down over the summer months. this golf tournament is important to help

raised more than $335,000. sean: great effort. handicappets.com has announced the winners of the pet calendar contest. the 13 winners are from five countries. they will be featured in the 2017 calendar. as you can see, all of the pets use wheelchairs. more than 100,000 people cast votes for the favorite photos on facebook. proceeds from the calendars will be donated to the handicap pets foundation. story we told you yesterday. kevin bacon is responding to a request from a town in vermont, brattleboro. people have been posing with the life-size cut out to get him to attend the upcoming bacon fest. here's what the actor has to say. >> hey, it is kevin bacon sending me regrets to the good people of brattleboro. i wish i could be there. i'm in vancouver

i appreciate the hi rail your effort and support. i'm a big fan of vermont. i have two sisters that live in the great state. unfortunately i've got to be working. have a great time. and enjoy the bacon. erin: i've got a feeling from that if he wasn't working, he would be there. sean: maybe the two sisters or the other bacons out there to do this. or another kevin. erin: or you could change your last time toac confined to bacon. sean: come on. isn't that your middle name? erin: kevin bacon jew pa. sean: now you can be one degree away. kevin: i work a lot in degrees. we start off with temperatures falling back into the upper 30's, 40's, to lower 50's. readings that will similar to yesterday. the difference will be the finish. we go up another five or six degrees into the afternoon. it will come on a light

circumstances as far as how comfortable through the afternoon. mid 70's to lower 80's. it you thought yesterday might be a little bit too cool, not quite ready for it yet. this afternoon should fit the bill. it is a semibeach day. a lot of sunshine expected. not as cool tonight. lows will be in the 50's up north. a front arrives tomorrow afternoon. with that, a couple of showers or even a few passing thundershowers tomorrow afternoon. it will lead us to cooler air to round out the week. we have some fog out there early this morning. that's an issue in western and northern areas. that's our next system there won't be nearly as organized by the time it gets here. it will be kind of scattered showers and storms along the line of the front as it makes its way through later tomorrow afternoon. 40's to near 50 degrees. mid 50's at the coastline early this morning. lower lying valleys certainly down. elsewhere in normal elevations not in the sheltered valleys,

mid 50's. you are along the big lake in central parts of the state. you are in the lower 50's away from the lake. you are down into the 40's and upper 30's north of the notches yet again. fog should burn off rather rapidly this morning. you can see the visibility is down to near zero and a third of the mile through the upper valley in spots. the dewpoints are low. once that sunburns that off, it should be a comfortable afternoon out there. mid 70's to lower 80's today. good deal of sunshine. just a few clouds around later on this afternoon. temperatures will be warmer out there today. you'll probably notice that if you are outdoors any time after 1:00. until then, temperatures are going to be climbing from the levels that we started yesterday with as well. mostly clear skies tonight. notice temperatures don't fall quite as much. that will be with a flow as the air mass continues to moderate. starting tomorrow with sunshine and adding clouds through the afternoon. maybe even a couple of thunderstorms with temperatures in the low to mid 80's.

northerly wind kicks in. that means highs in the 60's to lower 70's with sunshine on thursday. it looks like we start to moderate after a chilly start on friday only to get back into the 70's by the time we get toward the weekend. 40's to start for most. lower 80's for most to finish. very comfortable with a good deal of sunshine. warmest of the next seven will be tomorrow with a touch of humidity in the air. then the next front knocks temperatures back further. 60's to lower back into the 70's through the weekend with the next system trying to arrive saturday evening. could be some scattered showers around on sunday. sunday doesn't look like an all-day rain. the more reliable is saturday if you have the choice. sean: all right. will do. erin: the children's hospital at dartmouth is selling tickets. kids get a tour of more than 30 amazingly designed tables.

carpet and have a photo with the mad hatter and his friends and create teacup messages of hope for patients at c.h.a.d. we spoke to one of the designers and her daughter about the event. >> what i do is i look through the book. i obviously read it from cover to cover and pick out elements into a table design that bring it to life. >> we get to experience what it would be like to kind of be in the book. erin: the mad hatter tea party. sean: always a fun event. wallet hub released a new list. the list was compiled based on factors from emotional health to income levels and sports participation rates. it was listed as the happiest state followed by minnesota and north dakota. new hampshire ranked --

it was listed as the 16th happiest state. these are people that must be lives in the state. sean: let's just bring out the file video. erin: still ahead. the new hampshire primary is under way. we'll look at the races

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 --

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, i'll make sure no one gets left behind. barbara moussette: kelly came through for me and my husband, and i am just forever grateful... with my husband in cancer treatment, we fell behind on our bills, and we needed our tax refund to catch up... ...but hackers had stolen it. we were the victims of identity theft. we reached out to kelly ayotte. she didn't know us at all, but she went to the irs and she fought for us. thanks to kelly, we got our refund and we kept our home. kelly ayotte: i'm kelly ayotte

erin: it is 6:55. primary day as arrived in new hampshire. voters will be heading to the polls. sean: there are five races on the ballot.

well as marchand, ostern, and connolly are vying. erin: jim lawrence and jack flanagan. in the senate race, keel y ayotte is being challenged by jim rubens. sean: many polling locations are already open. here's a look at one in manchester. yo show an approved voter i. d. more information head to the politics section of wmur.com for that. kevin: it should be a warmer day. you'll notice the cooler air causing steam early this morn. we are getting to that time of year. the lake starts to cool off. we're noticing temperatures back into the mid 70's to lower 80's. low to mid 80's.

showers in the afternoon or evening. eventually it is cooler air wednesday night and thursday. erin: coming up next on "good morning america," they will have a closer look at the incident we told you about on "dancing with the stars" last night during this live broadcast. it involved olympic swimmer, ryan lochte, during the judge's review, two men wearing anti-lochte shirts rushed the stage. sean: and now have been charged.

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