sean: now on "daybreak," police say a driver exposed himself to students on a school bus. the evidence that students were able to provide to investigator investigators. reporter: new charges and new details about the man behind the attacks in new york and lose some of the humidity. when it truly will feel like autumn coming up. sean: running out of water. many private wells are now running dry as the drought persists keeping well companies busy. >> no one covers new hampshire like we do. now wmur "news 9 daybreak." sean: it is a sad day for the

fall starts tomorrow. still feels hot out there. kevin: a lot of this is considered a warm autumn. we start out with western areas. dewpoints lower this. still some humidity. temperatures themselves back into the upper 40's up north. low to mid 60's. you notice again the visibilities worse in northern areas. much more on your forecast for the weekend. joined live by deb. deb: thanks. 93 north and south. we're not seeing any problems from manchester

if you are out on the seacoast, you shouldn't have any problems from hampton to portsmouth. i'm deb davidson. sean: thanks. goffstown police say charges are possible against a man that exposed himself to students on the school bus. they helped provide the key evidence in the case. ray brewer is live at the felicitation in goffstown this unfolded. good morning, ray. ray: good morning, sean. goffstown police telling us that the man was driving in his car along route 114 near the bedford town line when students in the school bus noticed that he appeared obex posing himself. now police say the school bus, which was from a different district, was on its way to a sports event at goffstown high school. the gray nissan had been following them for quite a while. the car pulled alongside

girl on board. he appeared not to be wearing any pants. that's when the students jumped into action and pulled out their cell phones. >> we're still under investigation. it was obvious to the people on the bus. they were able to take some pictures and some videos that allowed us to further investigate and develop a suspect. ray: now the car did turn away and stop following the bus after the students took the pictures. police have to file charges in the coming days. reporting live in goffstown, ray brewer, wmur news 9. sean: thanks. a keene man is accused of breaking an infant's leg. 24-year-old derek forcier is charged with first-degree assault. the alleged assault happened on or around september 7th. the boy is under the age of one. investigators are not say what the

homeless woman accused of stealing a car and bicycle in laconia. 23-year-old alison wormstead faces several charges, including theft. the keys were in the key she stole. officers say wormstead tried to run away from officers and when they finally arrested her, they found more evidence hidden in her underwear. state police say they clocked a manchester man driving 133 miles per hour on interstate 89 in warner. barnett is charged with reckless driving. a trooper started him weaving in and out of traffic while speeding yesterday morning. the u.s. justice department is now filed the federal charges against the man accused of carrying out bombing attacks in new york and new jersey. according to court documents, ahmad khan

of the parts online. the fbi started looking at him two years ago. reporter: we know federal officials were warned about the bomber years ago. the 28-year-old was planning and plotting the attacks for months. in the chilling new video, we see what authorities believe is about to plant bombs in the suitcase and backpacks. the pressure cooker that he set off in new york, powerful enough to shatter windows about 400 feetwa propose a nearby dumpster 120 feet injuring 31 people. the criminal complaint relieving a journal found in the pocket following the shootout with police. in it, anti-american rants and praise for the late radical cleric. these new details come as the fbi confirms it knew about rahami, having been warned by his own father in 2014. >> was did you tell

he later took back his comment. they never questioned his son. now it is a key part of the investigation. while overseas, he married and had two children. the fbi is questioning his wife. >> basically we're trying to get a picture of him through her. >> authorities are pouring over the social media accounts, trying to learn more. while they say they aren't act i live looking for another ruling one out either. abc news, new york. sean: it is no longer public water sources facing problems because of the drought. many private wells are drying up too. it has been responding to 10-15 calls each day for people with no water. in some cases, they have been forced to drink a whole new well. experts say it is tough to predict when homeowners with private wells will run out of water. but they suggest checking inside. >> if they look in the

or four feet of water, they are probably in better shape than most. they just need to be very conservative. sean: the fact that water use goes up during the summer months doesn't help, even with many communities putting restrictions or bans in place. speaking of which, there's new help available for residents in plaistow. every private home in town has a well. many are running dry. the local w ymca is letting people you can fill up for drinking and cooking. they have banned all outdoor waters in plaistow until further notice. don't be alarmed when you see a lot of emergency vehicles inman chest they are morning. it is all a drill. more than 75 different agencies, including hospitals, are taking part in the exercise, based on a mock aircraft. the drill will include about 80 volunteers. the emergency drill is scheduled to start at 9:00 this morning. it should last about three hours.

operations at the airport. still to come, we'll check out the new exhibit in manchester, celebrating some of the local theaters that have left a lasting impression on the community. a personal meaning behind a cemetery sculpture that's missing. and what police in salem ordered a young mother to stop doing because they were worried about her baby's safety. this city is it. great food, gorgeous scenery, friendly people. and what's better than doing something awesome in manchester? doing it for free. we hear you. that's why a-a-r-p is hosting fun, free, informative events.

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kevin: it is wednesday morning, september 21st. beautiful sunrise this morning. warm spot across the state is hampton beach.

state. otherwise sunshine today. a little less humid through the afternoon. eventually a strong cold front arriving on friday. it means big changes for the weekend which we'll detail ahead. sean: it looks nice out there. some people are calling vandalism to a memorial a hate crime. fred menasse's sister was just a year and a half when she died in a concentration camp in the holocaust. this week the sculpture that looks like the star of david he left on the cemetery has disappeared. >> nobody should do that to anybody's sculpture or memorial. sean: police are investigating. they have not made any arrests. there's a special new exhibit in manchester celebrating some of the local culture. the exhibit is called it

of the theaters. it is helping mark 200 years for the palace theater in the queen city. it showcases other local iconic theaters that have made a mark on the area over the year. >> we love to celebrate the history. we left an exhibit might touch on the cord with folks who remember going to the state theater and the strand theater and rex theater. we celebrate the movie palaces no longer with us. sean: a lot of history there. check out the exhibit. right now it is 6:12. coming up, one of the most famous couples is calling it quits. why angelina jolie says she wants a divorce from bad pitt. plus helping low-income students take advanced

sean: health officials are asking far state of emergency because of an epidemic with aids and hiv. the diseases are hitting the aboriginal and indigenous communities hard. hiv rates in the providence are double that of the rest of the country. more than 1,500 new cases and numbers are rising. doctors say one of the biggest problems is that many indigenous communities don't have enough access to m resources. online retail giant, amazon, is now offering jobs far brick and mortar store in the boston area. they recently opened its first physical stores on the west coast. the company hasn't announced in massachusetts, the job postering says the positions are in the legacy place. new hampshire is getting nearly $17,000 in federal grant money to help low income students take advantage

getting money from the department of education. with the grants, low-income students will only have to pay $15 per ap test instead of $93. the head of the company that makes open epi-pens will be on capitol hill today. mylan has been slammed because the price has gone from less than $100 in 2009 to about today. the ceo says the company has no plans to lower prices, adding a generic version will soon be available. it seems that brangelina is no more. angelina jolie filed for divorce citing irreconcilable differences. according to court

jolie is seeking custody and asking the court to grant pitt visitation. a lot of people thought they were make it. the fall starts tomorrow. some leaves are starting to turn. especially up north. now the state's online foilage tracker is up and running, showing when the best foilage is where. our wmur already starting up later this week, helping you find the best leaf peeping will make the season shorter and less intense. i guess we'll find out about that. kevin: always a beautiful site. should play out this year. we start off with a look outside. on top of mt. washington. temperatures about ten degrees cooler than we were yesterday at this time. you are in the mid 40's there. a little bit of a light westerly wind this morning. it has been gusting at time over 40 mile an hour. you'll notice a little farther to the east you

washington from the mt. washington valley. a lot of that in the normal fog-prone areas and along the connecticut river and up north. we'll see that burn off into the afternoon. today will still be warm for the last full day of the summer season. at the same time, we're not looking at quite as much humidity. dewpoints runs in the 60's. out there. you can see a function of the lower humidity level out there. temperatures themselves have been falling off. we're running five or six degrees cooler than yesterday at this time. visibilities still down to less than a third of a mile as you get out through keene and lebanon. a lot of spots in between, visibilities down to less than a quarter of a mile. dewpoints in the 50's. a lot more comfortable through the day with the sunshine and the warm temperatures in the mid

making its way in our direction. then there's a certain cool front across the border of the northern tier. that heads in our direction by friday. ahead of that, temperatures today anywhere from the mid 70's up north to lower 80's in southern areas. still 70's and 80's out there tomorrow. still 70's on friday with the front approaching. for today and tomorrow, good deal of skies. we'll have fog play out. here comes the front. increase in clouds on thursday evening. it will be around with scattered shower activity. a lot of that will be more focused up north. we'll have a stray shower or two. the front itself slides by later friday night and early saturday. any clouds early saturday giving way to sunshine. a northernly wind picks up which produces a big change in the weather. notice the front and the air mass coming in

much cooler air. the normal high is 70. we've been pampered lately. you are talking temperatures coming out of canada. that means temperatures below the average. for the weekend, we're talking high temperatures in the 50's in the north country and lower half of the 60's in southern areas. not to be out done with just the readings themselves, it will be a northerly breeze. it will go 15-20 miles an hour. that gets temperatured up into the low to mid you want to notice the overnight lows monday morning in a few western, central areas of the state that have not necessarily seen that patchy frost yet. that's in play for monday morning. sean: you could be breaking out the hat and gloves. kevin: i guess you could. sean: wow. let's check out the top stories with ray brewer. ray: goffstown police say they have identified the man who exposed himself to student on the school bus thanks to some

it happened monday afternoon along route 114 near the bedford town line. the man was driving a gray nissan and followed the bus for quite a while. eventually police say the car pulled alongside the bus. the driver exposing himself to the girls on board. that's when they took out their cell phones and were able to take some pictures which they gave to police. sean: a keene man is accused of breaking an infant's leg. derek forcier is charged with assault. the alleged assault september 7th. a homeless woman accused of stealing a car and bicycle is due in court today. 23-year-old alison wormstead faces several charges. she hid evidence in her underpants. coming up, a confusing call to police. why a dispatcher in massachusetts said it would take at least six hours for officers to

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hampshire like we do. now wmur "news 9 daybreak". sean: last full day of summer. good morning, everybody. wednesday, september 21st. a beautiful look at sunrising out there in portsmouth. a little bit chilly. 64 degrees. the weather can be okay aide. kevin will talk about that in a moment. first the top stories. goffstown is investigating an incident in which a man exposed himself to a group of high school students on a bus. two moms are facing charges after salem police say they were found drunk babies. and the new hampshire supreme court is set to decide if the sexual past of murder victim, lizzie marriott, should remain private. more on that in a moment. this person is very lucky. kevin: yes. this is a chance for me to drop the clicker. $1 million of technology. probably not. beautiful sunrise this

temperatures are cooler and humidity lower than yesterday. still more on the noticeable side. a lot more comfortable as temperatures climb from the mid 70's to lower 80's. sean: one of the stars of "caddy shack" turns 66, bill murray. kevin: for a look at the morning drive, we're joined live by deb ds deb: good morning. everything is moving well. 89 southbound is moving women. there's no major problems getting on to the 93 ramps. 93 south is up to speed from manchester to the state line with

your commute today. sean: thanks. an investigation after a man exposed himself to students on a bus. ray brewer live in goffstown. police say it was the students that helped them crack the case; right? ray: yeah. that's correct. goffstown police telling us thanks to some quick thinking by the students, they have the man who exposed himself captured on video. goffstownol the man education posed himself to high school students on a bus monday afternoon at the intersection of route 114 and shirley hill road. the man had been following the bus in his car. >> the girl on the bus said they were able to see a male driving a nissan pull alongside the bus. he appeared to expose himself in a lewd manner.

quickly pulled out their cell phones. >> we're still under investigation. it was obvious to the people on the bus. they were able to take some pictures and videos that allowed us to further investigation and develop a suspect. ray: so far no arrest has been made. they expect to file charges in the next few days. live in goffstown, ray brewer. sean: thanks. two mome found drunk in a mall parking lot in salem with their infants. when officer arrived, they found 22-year-old bailey lecolst and amber drunk with their babies. they feared for the

to take care of themselves, let alone a baby. sean: the baby's ageses, one month and four months, were placed with family members. the mothers are free on bail. the new hampshire supreme court will hear arguments today on whether the sexual history of murder u.n.h. student, lizzie marriott, should remain sealed. nearly four years ago she was r a twice during the trial information about her prior sex life was ruled inadmissible. they ruled that it does not apply to appeals. the court decided to keep marriott's information sealed until after today's hearing. the new hampshire democratic party is asking the state's ballot law commission to reconsider its decision that will allow independent candidate, sean o'connor on the ballot, for the first

o'connor submitted the 1,500 signatures necessary. 26 of those names had signed nomination paperwork for other candidates. last week the state panel on ballot law rejected the democratic party argument that o'connor should be disqualified for duplication. >> everyone else used the same form that we used. this is just a frivolous process. sean: in the request for the ballot law, a lawyer for the democratic party issued a statement saying he believes quote the ballot law commission misapprehended a key issue relevant to its decision, end quote. it is unclear if anything will change. the party will try to make its way against o'connor's eligibility later today during a hearing before the ballot law commission. new on "daybreak,"

guilty to possessing contraband. 32-year-old charles moore was found in possession of a home made weapon made from a pair of scissors, pen, and shoe cases. the weapon was discovered after he failed to clear a metal detector six times. a manchester man is accused of nearly hitting a fire truck head on while driving dunk. an officer saw doug drive the a u-turn and head right for the fire truck. he stopped inches from the truck. when an officer opened the door, he had to catch him from falling on the ground. he is now charged with dwi. officials in windham are on high alert this morning after a possible coyote sighting. they received a call from a parent that said they may have seen one

school. officers were stationed as a precaution, they did not spot any coyotes. coming up on "daybreak," a satanic temple is moving its headquarters to massachusetts. what our viewers are saying about the new location near an elementary school. and an unusual sight from kentucky, the two-headed calf that was born there. kevin: the last day of the fall-like. my prescription costs keep going up. it's more expensive every year.

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kevin: it is wednesday morning, september 21st. patchy, dense area. sunshine. still warm. temperatures mid 70's to lower 80's. when the average high is around 70. it will turn less humid as the day moves along. the detail on the warm temperatures, how long they last with and the big changes for the weekend coming up. sean: thanks. this has been going on overnight. violent protests rocked charlotte, north carolina well into the morning hours. at least 12 officers were injured when some demonstrators started throwing water bottles and rocks at them.

explains, they follow the second-officer-involved shooting in just a week. reporter: protests erupts after they shot and killed a man. while officers looked for the individual named in the warrant, they encountered another man. >> because of that, at least one of the officers fired rounds at the subject. reporter: the officer involved is on paid they are following other protests. after the fatal shooting friday. police video shows the 40-year-old walking to the vehicle. he lies on the pavement after one officer fires. her attorney defending her actions. >> he gets to the window of the suv and has his

shelby and his left hand goes into the window. reporter: criticism over what's seen and heard. her sister responding to the characterization of her brother. >> that big, bad dude was my twin brother. that big, bad dude was a father. sean: authorities are investigating a deadly confrontation. they fell from the fourth floor of the parking garage after being shot by a tribal police officer. the shooting happened around 11:30 yesterday morning. they say there was an outstanding warrant for the man who was not yet been identified. it's not clear when he died from the shooting or the fall. a massachusetts city known for its witch trials will become the new home of a satanic simple. it is moving its international headquarters to a

the group stressed that the satanic temple will not affect neighbors. with an elementary school located around the corner, some people are feeling unsettled. >> i think it is going to be a lot of controversy. i think they are afraid someone will retaliate against them. sean: they are working to de new use. roxanne writes i'm a christian. i was raised to respect others and their beliefs. i see nothing wrong with that. jim writes i think they have a right to open their headquarters. doing it next to the school, not the greatest decision. mary writes get over it. my neighbors are much worse. i would rather have this temple move in next door to me than what i currently have. the family of fallen

national holiday honoring the first responders. collier was on duty back in 2013 when he was killed by the boston bombers. together they are promoting the effort for a national holiday. >> it is just validation. we go to work every day. nobody knows they are going to go home. we hope that we do. it doesn't change how we do our jobs. we work holiday, we work night, we work birthdays, we miss first da day put ourselves in harm's day for everyone. sean: the people behind the effort are hoping to gather a million signatures on the petition before they reintroduce the bill to congress. bizarre clown sightings in several states. some of the most recent happened in pennsylvania. some believe it is part of the hoax.

harm. one girl says she was at a playground when a clown started harassing her and her friends. >> the clowns started chasing up here and turn around and went back to the woods. we thought it was gone. turned around, broke a stick, and started calling at us and cursing at awes. it was scary. >> a clown did this? >> yes, a clown did this. >> that's what everyone is talking about. they are talking about a clown hunt. they said there were killer sean: police say there's before no reports of the clowns hurting anyone. similar sightings in south carolina, north carolina, and georgia. let's talk sports right now. the red sox played game two. jackie bradley jr. launched a solo home run helping put boston ahead 2-0. in the fifth, the orioles hit his first career hit. it was a solo home run.

ortiz blew is wide open. the red sox went on to win 5-2. they now have a five game lead in the al east division. it is a nascar race week at the new hampshire motor speedway. now the big race on sunday has a new name and sponsor. the race is now called the bad boy off road 300. it is sponsored by a company that makes specialized vehicles, including atvs. the seventh annual erica's run wil it is held in memory of erica pombrio, a former merrimack resident that lost her battle to cancer at the age of 33. >> one of the wishes was to give back to the community that helped her when she was battling cancer. erica's run donates all of the profits back to families that are battling canner right now. we've raised over $100,000. we have donated to 28

sean: if you want more information or to register, visit the web site ericasrun.com. a family in kentucky got quite the shock. they thought a cow delivered twin calves, but it was just one two heads. most calves with this rare genetic mutation is stillborn. for now lucky seems to be long. >> i'm just thinking how many days do we have? it is a blessing that we get to go through this and with our children and family. it is unique and rare. sean: the family says while the calf is lucky, she does have some problem. when she stands up, she walks in circles before falling over. for now so far so good. today is the last official day of

much warmer than the average. 70 degrees. we're going to jump above 80 across a good portion of southern areas with a good deal of sunshine. big difference today, we take the edge off of the humidity. dewpoints running almost all day yesterday in the 60's. we're down into the 50's this morning. even some 40's up north. as we go through the day today, it will be more comfortable despite it being fairly warm. early fog in western and northern areas giving way to sunshine. the rest of us enjoy through the day tomorrow. the autumn season here at 10:21. it will be with sunshine. still warm. next front arriving friday. it is going to make it feel like fall. any fog burns off early, sunshine for the afternoon. next system that you are seeing here in the northern plains arriving here on friday with an increase in clouds. temperatures early this morning -- yesterday we were in the 60's to

parts of the north country. this is a function of the lower humidity levels. temperatures have been able to fall off overnight. i suspect we do this again tonight with patchy fog in the normal fog-prone areas. we'll go through the day today as the fog lifts to give way to sunshine. fairly comfortable afternoon. dewpoints in the 40's and 50's. highs between 73 in pittsburgh and temperatures palling back into the 50's to lower range of the 60's. fog burns off tomorrow morning. 70's to low eer 80's. ahead of the next front in the way of scattered showers. looks like with the next front it will be most organized up in the north country. a couple of showers trying to develop along the front as it works its way through on the daylight hours on friday. any lingering clouds giving way to sunshine

a northerly breeze will be feeding in out of canada. high temperatures in the 50's and 60's from north to south over the course of the weekend. some huge changes on the way. it looks like it lasts into monday and early tuesday before the next system arrives. high temperatures today ranging from 73 in pittsburgh to 83 in nashua. a good deal of sunshine after any early fog burns off. still warm tomorrow for the first day of the autumn season. we get into the first full day. we slip back in the passing shower or two. notice the sea change for the weekend. temperatures 50's and 60's with partly to mostly sunny skies and a breeze out of the north each afternoon. a big hello and thank you at nashua whom i visited yesterday to talk the weather history. we talked about several floods as well as tornadoes and wind storms. all of those causing some big changes over the course of the last 150 years. always fun to go through that.

blankets. every time i come back in from a school visit, hayley lapoint is here with abelian et. reminder we'll be doing the facebook live. it is the 78th anniversary. we'll talk about the impact of the new hampshire. sean: a lot of people talking about that storm. will you be wearing your snugie? kevin: maybe. sean: maybe. we'll find out. kevin: yes. sean: a campaign to recognize high school coaches who have made an impact on their community. new hampshire communities are being asked to commit their nominations by heading to the web site themostvaluablecoach.com two will receive $5,000 for their school. pretty cool. ever wish your phone could tell you if you

searchers created a new device that allows your smartphone to detect emotions. it measures heartbeat. the device is 87% accurate in detecting joy, pleasure, sadness, or anger. it could be used by advertising agencies or movie makers to gauge audience reaction. do you want your phone to know how you are feeling? soon. coming soon. still to come on "news 9 daybreak," a final check including an investigation in

sean: updating the top stories. an investigation in goffstown after a man exposed himself to students on a bus. here's ray brewer. ray: it happened monday. students were heading to the high school for a sports event. the man pulled up in his car next to the bus and allegedly exposing himself. students were able to take some pictures and

as a result, they've identified a suspect. sean: two moms are facing chargeses after they were found drunk in a mall parking lot with their one and four-month-old babies. they were so intoxicated, they could barely stand. the infants are with other family members. dcyf plans to follow up on the case. a keene man a accused of breaking an infant's leg. derek forcier is charged with first-degree the relationship between forcier and the child. a homeless woman accused of stealing a car and bicycle is due in court today. allison wormstead faces several charges, including theft. kevin: some patchy, dense fog. it is sunshine for the last full day of the summer season. temperatures this afternoon mid 70's to lower range of the 80's. still warm tomorrow. there will be less humid today and tomorrow. the front arrives on

temperatures. temperatures below the average with a breeze for the weekend. sean: there have been complaints on facebook it has been too warm for fall. coming up next, the latest on the brangelina breakup. what they have to say about the high-profile divorce. we're back here in 25 minutes. have a great day, everybody. last full day of summer out there. pam griffin: our daughter courtney got caught in a web of opiate and heroin addiction. doug griffin: our insurance company indicated that courtney's problem wasn't a matter of life and death - so she wasn't eligible for treatment. pam griffin: she told me that she didn't want to live like this anymore...

doug griffin: our family's tragedy could happen to any family... pam griffin: we knew we had to save other families from losing their children. kelly reached out to us. doug griffin: she came to my family to learn more. pam griffin: she listened to what we had to say, who we were - she cared about us... she didn't know us. pam griffin: we talked about the ways to remove the stigma of addiction so parents can get help. doug griffin: kelly co-authored the comprehensive addiction and recovery act - ...and enable families to get the help they need. doug griffin: we don't want courtney to be remembered for her substance abuse, but rather for her struggle to achieve recovery. pam griffin: kelly believes recovery is possible.

good morning, america. breaking overnight, violent protests erupt in north carolina after a deadly police shooting. >> how many times? >> protesters destroying police cars injuring at least a dozen officers setting fire, shutting down a highway and looting trucks. the driver trapped terrified. >> they're on the back of the trailer as we speak right now. >> as outrage grows nationwide over police shootings. breaking right now, massive wildfires tear through the west torching 12,000 acres. burning through an air force base and delaying a rocket launch. closing in on a highway. now concerns growing as winds pick up in the west. donald trump facing new questions about his charity accused of using more than