>> now on "daybreak," shooting investigation in manchester. one person is rushed to the hospital. residents in the area say they are scared. sean: it is a busy day on the campaign trail here in new hampshire. there's a surprise new development. kevin: behind yesterday's front, cooler air than earlier this week. frost for some is in the forecast. >> i've been without water for three weeks now. erin: drought relief. the help available for those who are running out of water. >> no one covers new hampshire like we do. now wmur "news 9 daybreak." erin: it is pretty chilly out there this morning.

i'm erin fehlau. sean: good morning. i'm sean mcdonald. the rain was in spotty fashion. kevin: it was spotty. we need the rain to last a day or two. for the time being a quick front. we're behind the front. cooler, drier air has been filtered in. temperatures easing back into the upper 30's. we have out there this morning. frost a likely possibility up north. highs today 60's to lower 70's. details on your weekend coming up. let's look at your thursday morning ride here in the granite state. good thursday morning, deb. deb: good thursday morning. right now on the everett turnpike, we have lane closures from the mass state line to exit six. they are doing road work. the exit five offramp is

area in both directions. we have lane closures through there. 93 north and south is moving well through the state. in massachusetts, all of the major roads are up to speed. from the traffic network, i'm deb davidson for 95.7 wzid. erin: all right. thank you. developing this morning, police are investigating a shooting on merrimack street in manchester. sean: fire officials confirm that one person was taken to the hospital.po many details about this. ray brewer is live near the intersection of merrimack and beach streets where the shots rang out. good morning, ray. ray: that's right. people telling us and police called to the scenearound 7:00. now witnesses tell us tat the person who was shot was taken to the hospital. they also heard several shots. once police arrived on the scene, they seemed

on the car stopped in the middle of the street. investigators not releasing any details. they are simply telling us they will release more once detectives assess the situation. officers were seen talking to the people in the area. many of the people said they were too scared to speak on camera. >> i grew up here. i was born in manchester. i grew up on the west side. but it -- it happens everywhere; right? this never on. really it was -- i don't think it's been ever this bad. ray: police have investigated several cases of shots fired in the city in the last week or so. is unclear if any there's connection to any of the incidents. we're hoping to learn more information, including the condition of the person who was taken to the hospital.

sean: the spotlight in the race for the white house returns to new hampshire today with donald trump and tim kaine in the granite state. kaine will speak at exeter. trump is holding a rally at the middle school. you need to get tickets. hillary clinton is returning a she got sick. she released several medical records yesterday showing she's healthy and ready to go. but the democrats still has some big name support here in new hampshire. yesterday actress molly ringwald hit the campaign trail in support of clinton. she says she feels it is her civil duty to get politically active. >> i'd like to do a lot more actually. it is hard work.

gratifying because it is so important. hillary, to me, is the person who represents my values the most as a candidate. sean: for the first time in more than 100 years, the state's largest newspaper is not endorsing a republican for president. instead the "new hampshire union leader" says the only choice is libertarian gary johnson. the paper says it refuses to choose between the it says there's a reasonable alternative in johnson. erin: the drought continues to get worse. now one community is providing help to those whose wells have run dry. anyone in the town of kingston can go to the local fire department and use a dedicated spigot to get water. they have heard from several people who have ran out of water. we spoke with one woman

>> it is hard showering, cleaning, doing laundry. all of the stuff you take more granted when you return the faucet on. erin: the select board approached them to opening up the showers to the people at the high school. elations salon is offering free shampoo. they are using a new tool that's s methods. tactical i.d. scanners help the officers test for drugs in the field. the scanners have the largest library available for this kind of device. the scanners are cheaper than old fashion testing kits. sean: a vermont police officer who shot and killed a lebanon pit bull will not face charges. hartford officer, logan

dog was necessary in order to prevent his own dog from being injured. a pit bull bit and latched on to its husky's neck. the officer fired several warning rounds before shooting the pit bull. erin: still to come, another creature from the deep washes of shore. how experts think the sword fish may have died. sean: sneak peek museum of national history and culture. erin: hear from the man who caught one of david ortiz's home run balls and what he got in

brenda willis: when washington bureaucrats threatened access kelly ayotte stopped them. to crush new hampshire's fishing communities, kelly fought to save us. cheryl coletti-lawson: kelly's legislation on the heroin epidemic will help save lives. jamey french: kelly reaches across the aisle to conserve our environment... becky stafford: kelly is so committed to our veterans and cares about our needs. marc baillargeon: kelly protected our jobs at the shipyard. kelly is one of us. veteran: she's not forgotten where she's come from. brenda willis: she cares. dean kamen: that's kelly - an independent leader, fighting for new hampshire. kelly: i'm kelly ayotte

kevin: thursday morning, september 15th. we start off with clear skies.

later on tonight and early morning. changes what it means for the weekend forecast coming up. sean: thanks. speaking of the seacoast, another large deep sea creature washed up on a beach in rye. erin: it was a sword fish which is usually found in deep water, miles from shore. the science center says the sword fish has no visible marks or injuries. they discovered signs of infection that may have disoriented the 300-pound fish. >> the 12 never seen a sword fish in person a live one or dead one wash up. this is very rare to see something definitely this big and this type of fish. it is usually found much farther off shore. erin: you remember earlier this summer a 40,000-pound humpback whale also washed ashore in rye. sean: the smithsonian is set to

the first family got a sneak peak inside the african-american museum of history and culture which has 12 exhibits and more than 180 videos. it showcases the challenges and contributions of african-americans. and the displays include things like a segregated railway car, and chuck berry's convertible. >> we want to talk about the challenges and also the w created their own communities and institutions and found ways to thrive. sean: the new museum opens september 24th. president obama is scheduled to speak at the dedication ceremony. erin: boston is full of history. one part is being celebrated. the first and oldest light house turned 300 years old yesterday. boston light sits on a small island in boston hear harbor.

it was stairwayed during the american revolution and rebuild by the u.s. in 1783. today it is the only staffed coast guard light house in the country. sean: still very pretty. i love the lighthouses there. 5:12 on thursday. coming up, uber is going driverless. at least in one city. new efforts to bring driver-less cars to

erin: a man in california says a cabin he was building has been stolen piece by piece if you can believe it. he started building the cabin about a year ago. the summer the dry wall was stolen days after it was delivered. over the course of the next few weeks, thieves took everything, including tools, doors, windows, and the lumber, even walls that had already been framed. yeah.

a new study questions the need to treat early cases of prostate cancer. the ten-year survival rate is about 99%. no matter if patients choose to get surgery or radiation or to simply closely monitor the disease. it did worsen for patients in the study who only monitored the cancer. those who got treatment faced more serious side effects. the nfl is aimed at preventing, diagnosing, and treating concussions and head injuries. the league to hire a physician as the chief medical officer and provide $100 million to support engineering, advancement, and medical research. erin: uber has officially launched its first fleet of self-driving cars. customers in pittsburgh can get a ride in an

shows around the vehicle. you can't change your destination once you get in. there's a safety driver in each vehicle, just in case. boston mayor, marty walsh, is helping to bring self-driving cars to bean town. he announced a project to include the testing to determine the safety on boston roads. supporters say it could help ease traffic and reduce accidents around the city. a teenager from saudi arabia is pushing a woman wearing a hi jab. the head scarf is a symbol of oppression sometimes. the teen says she chooses to wear it and wants an emoji to represent women like her. she will present her proposal to the the committee in november. sean: there's exciting news for mac and cheese lovers. mr. max announced its first franchise.

this fall. work is underway to renovate a former pizza hut. this is the first of three new locations planned in new hampshire and northern new hampshire. mr. macs is spreading. if you are looking for another treat, how about trying a kiwi-berry. they are offering samples of the smooth-skinned relative. they are about the size of a grape and can grow here in new hampshire. scientisay a so-called super fruit with high levels of several vitamins and minerals. you can taste them in berlin, lisbon, plymouth, and wolfeboro. i wouldn't mind checking this out. kevin: we start off with cooler conditions. we have a northerly breeze. as cool as it was this morning, which is and as

morning chillier than this. we are looking at the cool air to continue to rush in. a completely different air mass out of central canada. it will be around for a day and a half. we're in the dividing line between the late summer temperatures and the cooler air coming out of canada after the quick-moving cool fronts. had one come through yesterday. at most a quick third of an inch of rain. now that by the boards. that leaves us with a good deal of sunshine after t and what shown a pleasant, early, autumn feel. lower humidity levels and light wind. a good deal of sunshine. temperatures already this morning. i say already because likely tomorrow morning will be several degrees cooler than that. down into the upper 30's and either side of 50 in southern areas. a lot of 40's. anywhere north of the notches pretty good chance you'll have your first frost of the season. there will be a few

reporting stations we show here. those are the areas that have the chance of frost overnight tonight. dewpoints in the 30's to mid 40's. a very comfortable day on the way. we're not expecting the uptick in humidity. yesterday we showed you temperatures running about 15 degrees warmer than the day before. well, this morning we're running about 15 degrees cooler than we were yesterday morning. you'll notice as the cooler air rushes in, it is going to moderate by the time we get toward tomorrow afternoon. it will be temperatures in t we get toward the weekend. there will be a lot of location that is will briefly touch 70 degrees for an hour or two. likely 60's through a good part of the day after starting off in the 30's and 40's. sunshine today. chilly night out there tonight. 30's up north and upper 30's out west. back into the low to mid 70's with a good deal of sunshine. look for a general increase in high clouds later in the afternoon.

i think the better chance is going to be later saturday night into sunday. some scattered showers around with the next front coming through. temperatures won't be all that chilly behind that front as it makes its way through. we're expecting the potential of patchy frost out there in the north country. it will turn warmer tomorrow. low to mid 70's. we should be in the 70's for a good part of the weekend. if you have the choice between the two days, saturday is the better day. scattered showers are going to be possible hit-or-miss showers likely on sunday before pulling away early on monday. sean: it is going to feel different. kevin: that's with full sunshine too. sean: top stories with ray brewer. ray: the manchester police are investigating a shooting that had one person taken to the hospital. police called to the intersection just before 7:00 last night. they were on the scene for several hours. witnesses tell us that one person was taken to

shots. once police arrived, they seemed to focus their attention on a car that was stopped in the middle of the street. investigators not releasing any details just now. just simply telling us they will release more once detectives assess the situation. sean: donald trump and tim kaine both have campaign stops planned today in new hampshire. kaine has events in portsmouth and exeter. tr i and the wells are running dry because of the drought. residents can get water from a spigot. showers could be made available at the high school there. erin: mapping the skies. the number of new stars discovered as scientists chart part of the milky

when i first found out that carl had been using heroin on and off for a year. i immediately thought not my son. i found him in his bathroom with a syringe still in his hand and that was the worst day of my life. annie kuster is leading the fight regarding this opioid epidemic. she's definitely a leader. i just love annie.

sean: counting the stars in the sky is nearly impossible. the european space agency is trying to map the heavens. erin: the agency says it is on track to finish a mission to chart more than one million stars in the milky way in 3d in the next year. that's still only about 1% of tal they have identified 400 million new stars during the project. sean: that's a big project. to say the least. trying to wrap your brain around the universe. george w. bush has a new book in february. it is more about pictures and words. erin: "portraits and courage" will feature 66 oil paintings and a four-panel mural, all painted by the president. showing veterans and active duty service members.

art lessons since leaving the white house. all proceeds will go to charity. sean: i got to say from the cover, some of the paintings look pretty good. who knew? hidden talent. a new public hiking trail. the trail could grow in the next few years. erin: plus yoga with goats. the challenges facing the unique exercise classes.

we are one nation under god. that bnation indivisible.are one i'd like to punch him in the face. you know what they used to do to guys like that? they'd be carried out in a stretcher, folks. i could stand in the middle of 5th avenue and shoot somebody and i wouldn't lose any voters. priorities usa action is responsible

>> no one covers new hampshire like we do. now wm understander r "news 9 daybreak." sean: welcome back, everybody. thursday. hard to believe. we are 15 days, halfway through the month of september already. i blinked an eye. that went by. had nice weather. then it cooled off. erin: right. it is going to be very cool out there this morning for anyone heading to the bus stop or taking a run. we're going to look at your forecast after today's top stories. we are following a developing story in manchester. they arees murphy is one of three people who live in the home. it appears he's the only one who had access where

murrey is an employee of the sales department. he has been suspended pending the outcome of the case. erin: executive counselor, chris sununu, is now the republican nominee for governor. he was in a tight race with frank edelblut for the nomination. edelblut conceded. the first term state representative nearly pulled off the epic jeep set, losing by 804 votes

cast. >> frank and his team made an an incredible race. an incredible ground game. they had a great message. to stand here and accept his support means the world to me. i can't thank him enough. >> i am happy, happy that i will have the opportunity to vote for chris sununu for governor. erin: sununu and colin van ostern will face off in the november election. was the republican race for the first congressional district, rich ashooh conceded to frank giunta yesterday morning. ashooh says he will support the republican ticket without endorsing giunta who won by a mere $649 votes. giunta will face the challenger, carl shae-porter in november. this will be the fourth time they face off for a seat in congress. sean: new on "daybreak," milton police are asking for your help

car break-ins. the break-ins happened in the area of milton elementary school. they want to talk to the person seen here in the net toes. anybody who recognized him is asked to call the milton police department. erin: new this morning, a child had to be rescued after falling into assiege hole at a school in keene. the incident happened yesterday afternoon at fuller elementary school. when firefighters arrived, they say that the boy had his leg stuck in a hole up to his waist. him out in a matter of minutes. school staff says there was a small hole in the playground area marked with a cone. it opened up when the boy ran by it. sean: jury election is underway in the resentencing trial of gary sampson. sampson was sentenced to death after being found guilty of killing two massachusetts men in 2001. eight years later the federal judge overturned the sentence because a jury lied about the

asked if sampson should get the death penal or life in prison. sampson admitted to killing shortly after the other killings. erin: the daughter of ray charles is helping in the fight against the drug crisis. sheila ray charles joined a panel of health experts last night. she talked about developing substance abuse disorder and working to help people who are struggling with the issues. charles, who was addicted, says her recovery helped break the pattern. >> to be able to bring a message of love and hope and -- being in place where a generational curse has stopped, because we're talking about my grandparents had an addiction. my father had an addiction. my mother had an

erin: charles shares her story of her addiction and growing up with addicts in her book "behind the shades." sean: a person who was revived by narcan is thanking manchester police for saving their life. nick willard tweeted the thank you e-mail. thank you manchester police department for saving my life. i'm sorry and ashamed of myself. words cannot describe how thankful i am. the e-mailer said they were keep working on staying clean. in response, chief willard said quote i'm very proud of the and humbled by what officer do every day and night. kind of interesting twist on things. a thank you for the police. erin: interesting. coming up on "daybreak," a candidate takes a new step in combating the opioid crisis. why doctors are now allowed to describe heroin as treatment. kevin: cooler air. even cooler and the change it is brings for the weekend coming up. >> it is a whimsical experience. there's no other way to describe it.

we'll tell you about the success of goat yoga. 5:38. you are waking up to

i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. i know mogenerals do. then the john mccain, a war hero. he's not a war hero, he's a war hero because he was captured. i like people that weren't captured ok. donald trump compared his sacrifices to the sacrifices of two parents who lost their son in war. how would you answer that father? what sacrifice have you made for your country? i think i've made a lot of sacrifices,

those are sacrifices?

upper 40's and lower 30's. chance of frost. we're looking at sunshine today. temperatures in the 60's to lower range of the 70's. true taste of fall out there through the afternoon. changes by the time we get to the weekend, which we'll detail coming up. sean: we are following a developing story in pakistan. six people were killed and more than 100 others injured in an overnight train accident. erin: officials say that a passenger train collided with a fright train near the city administration -- multan. the freight train was hit from behind by the passenger train. an investigation is underway. they believe the driver of the passenger train was at fault. sean: a man accused of officially running down three police officers in phoenix, arizona is being held without bail. >> i do find you pose a substantial danger to the community.

mark payne, is facing murder charges. it shows him driving straight into the officers as they were standing outside of a convenience store tuesday night. one of the officers suffered a concussion. another suffered a broken leg. the third offer suffered minor injuries during a scuffle while arresting payne. erin: doctors in canada are allowed to prescribe heroin as a treatment for those who are addicted to the drug. they must apply f mission to offer a pharmaceutical grade heroin. the new regular laying says heroin can be prescribed to patients only under supervision in specialized circumstances. some studies show that prescription heroin can lead to a decrease in criminal activity and health care costs. sean: it is not unusual to have political talk in washington. last night one event was about making politics personal. lawmakers and even a few celebrities gathered to celebrate the second

o'brien. o'brien hopes to keep breaking new ground with the show. she will be talking with decision makers, community leaders, and other voices shaping the new american political landscape. >> we have a different voice and a different take on all of the issues that are going on in america today that are important issues. i think our mission is to elevate the voice of people whose voices are often ignored. sean: "matter of fact" i you can watch the show on sunday mornings starting at 10:30. erin: turning now to sports, red sox had a chance to take a big leap toward earning a playoff spot as they took on the orioles at fenway park last night. mark trumbo gave baltimore an early lead when he hit a solo shot. his 42nd of the year. trumbo is the major league leader in home runs. rick porcello was excellent after that.

top of the seventh. the one run was all it took for baltimore. the orioles won it 1-0 moving just one game behind boston in the al east division. former red sox general manager, ben cherington, has been hired by the blue jays. he will focus largely on player development. ben is from meriden, new hampshire. he went to lebanon high school. as the general series title but left after last year dave dombrowski was hired. sean: they derailed the dreams

give it to big papi. they were on their way back when they stopped on a ramp. i don't know how that happens. big papi. in exchange for the ball, look at this. ortiz gave him a signed bat. he got something for the baseball. erin: i think it is sweet he gave it right back. sean: he wanted to give it back. a farm in oregon is practicing a new exercise regiment: goat yoga. erin: seriously? there are goats involved. laney classes at her goats run free. the farm animals interact with the participating, sometimes just snuggling up, and other times hopping on their backs. many studies show that animals help people deal with stress. she decided to bring the goats into the mix. >> even when they chew their cud, they go into a med meditative state. >> they've been running all over the mats.

they are friendly and have been head butted. it is so much fun to watch them. they are really funny. erin: this is not for everyone. sean: it is relaxing, i suppose. erin: i think for some people that wouldn't be relaxing. yoga goat classes have become a huge hit. right now there's a waiting list of 500 people. sean: want to get in there with the goats. i've been here. they are relg they will head butt you. they are social. they want to be near you. erin: when you are doing downward dog. no. it is downward goat, by the way. kevin: wow. downward goat. i like that. we start off early this morning. you notice we have the clearer skies. also notice the temperatures down into the mid 40's in the monadnock region and down into the 30's in parts of the north country. still hanging on to 50 another the coast. we're going to be another four or five

deal of sunshine across the area after the clear skies overnight. that means that temperatures overnight will drop back between 32 and 37 in parts of the north country. the frost likely north of the white mountains. even a few western areas could get in dropping down to 36 to 38 later on tonight. lots of sunshine today though. a true fall feel to the air. 60's to lower range of the 70's. the chilly temperatures out there tonight. range from 32 up in pittsburgh to 38 patchy frost and a lot of sunshine friday and saturday. temperatures in the 70's. next front arriving on sunday. could be some showers as quickly as saturday evening. for the time being we have the clear skies. hardly a cloud in the sky this morning. we are expecting a good deal of sunshine. big area of high pressure in control through the day on saturday. ahead of the center of the high will be a little bit of a northerly flow today. that means with the light winds and temperatures climbing into the 60's to lower

tonight. as i mentioned if you want a pretty good representation of where you will be temperature-wise, maybe five degrees from these readings by this time tomorrow morning. because we will have that cooler start to the late afternoon hours. we've taken all night to get to these levels after climbing into the 80's yesterday in southern parts of the state. still 70's in central parts of the state with a passing shower and storm yesterday. notice up north we have temperatures in the 30's this morning. again you probably subtract about four, five, from the levels from what you'll have around tomorrow morning. visibility at places down to less than a mile early on. it is extremely comfortable. expected to remain that way through the weekend, despite the temperature climb. 60's to lower 70's out there this afternoon. bear in mind these highs occur 3:00 or 4:00 this afternoon. it is going to take all day to the get to the numbers top 60's for a good part of the afternoon before sliding back to the levels that

a few upper 30's out west. either side of 45 in south eastern areas. tomorrow we're up into the 70's statewide. a good deal of sunshine. we'll hang on to the sunshine and the brighter and more reliable will be on saturday. there will be an increase in clouds on saturday evening. by sunday we may have scattered shower activity around. for the time being, we are looking at the cooler than average temperatures. a chilly night out there tonight with patchy frost up north and some spots in the upper valley in the monadnock region cou otherwise it is 70's for highs for the most part going forward. it does look like we'll have another system. the best chance of scattered showers on sunday and maybe another front by tuesday. >> we need the rain. kevin: yes. erin: attention outdoor enthusiasm. a new hiking trail is open. the one-mile trail is located in the fog hill conservation area. the trail head does not yet have a sign. it is located just before bear pond.

learn more about the new trail by heading to the escape outside section of wmur.com. sean: some of the foilage starts to pop out there. art lovers are being treated to an interesting new exhibit. the exhibit features a giant model of the artist wife, she herself sits in the booth, camouflaged in the artwork, making it difficult to tell she's human. the artist says patterns like this were first used during world war i as a way we've seen this on facebook. people blend in. it is neat. erin: can you imagine standing there admiring it and all of the sudden it moves? sean: i like the selfie stick there too. erin: still to come, a cow in california may have broken a record. the big bovine that may be deemed the tallest in the world. and time for your u local hot shot photo of the morning. it may only be

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sean: a video of a panda trying to turn over. it is not easy. the research says the five-week-old female panda cub does not yet have a name. trying to do some situps? i think it is situps. sean: stretching. i don't want to get out of bed. erin: oh my goodness. that's the cutest thing i think i've ever seen. the giant cow in california is running for the title of the world's tallest bovine. look at this. daniel the steer stands 6'4", taller than both of you guys. according to the guiness

kevin: they have yet to confirm if he's the new holder. the zoo that takes care of the massive cow says he eats 50 pounds of hay a day. erin: he's got a big app tide when you are that big. sean: he sure does. coming up, an interesting discovery on the beach. a sword fish washed ashore at rye. what experts are saying about this. ray: manchester police are investigating the shooting.

erin: now on "daybreak," shooting investigation. one person is rushed to the hospital. residents in the area say they are scared. sean: it is a busy day on the presidential campaign trail here in new hampshire. there's a surprise new development. kevin: behind yesterday's front cooler air than what we had earlier this week. that means frost for the details ahead. >> i've been without water for three weeks now. erin: drought relief. the help available for those who are running out of water. >> no one covers new hampshire like we do. now wmur "news 9 daybreak." erin: all right. it is not officially fall yet. we are getting a taste of the fall-like temperatures out there. sean: you know, the rain came in yesterday. then it cooled off.