sean: violence erupted in charlotte. national guard has been called to help restore peace. erin: a hooksett teenager was passed away more than a week after she was struck by a car. family. sean: one last warm day with sunshine. a front approaches and changes everything for the weekend. all of the latest ahead. far from home, animal rescue groups trying to find a manatee. >> now wmur "news 9

erin: welcome to fall. sean: you never know what you are going to get from fall. enjoy the shorts. kevin: yeah. we've been losing the humidity higher earlier this week and along with that cooler temperatures. a lot less fog despite the clear skies in most locations. for a lot of folks, we're in the 50's. there are some 40's to be had up north and out west. temperatures through the afternoon going anywhere from the country with partial sunshine to mostly sunny skies and as high as 86 in southern areas of the state later on this afternoon. much more on the big change for the weekend coming up. let's look at your thursday morning ride here in the granite state. we're joined live by deb davidson. good morning, deb. deb: good morning, kevin. if you are traveling on interstate 89 or getting ready to, everything through concord. we're not seeing any problems around the

we're seeing building volume on exhibit one and at the 93 ramps. 93 south continues to be up to speed. it is about a 21-minute ride. once you cross the state line, several crashes with lane blockage. they are causing hefty delays. from the traffic network, i'm deb davidson for 95.7 wzid. erin: the national guard was called to help restore order after the second night following a police shooting. sean: what started as a prayer vigil erupted into violence. maggie rulli is following the situation for us this morning from charlotte. reporter: anger and violence taking over the streets of charlotte. at least four police officers are injured. and this morning one

support after being shot in the head by another civilian. the protest started peacefully. but quickly turned chaosic. hundreds of protesters faced off against police in riot gear. some throwing fireworks. the police firing back with flash gore raids and tear gas. the governor has declared a state of emergency. anger is building here in charlotte over two different stories of h the police say they confronted scott inside an apartment complex and were forced to shoot. >> he exited the vehicle armed with a handgun as the officers continued to yell at him to drop it. reporter: police say a gun was recovered. his family says that's not true. it wasn't a gun, it was a book. >> pow, pow, pow, pow. that's it. he had no gun. reporter: now a neighbor who says she was there says there was no gun. >> the book fell off of

he got out like this. reporter: the officer involved in the shooting is also black. >> often times we try to make it a white/black issue. it doesn't matter if you are black or white. it is the uniform that you represent. we try to make it black or white. it is really bigger. reporter: there's dash and body camera footage of the shooting. they are refusing to release the video until after the investigation, angering some protesters even more. abc news, charlotte. unsettling video shows how serious the drug crisis has become. police say everyone needs to see the images to understand the severity, even though they are hard to see. erin: the video shows the 2-year-old child trying to wake her mother who was from salem and apparently overdosed on the floor of a store. wmur ray brewer has more. ray: we want to assure you that the child in the video you are about to see is safe, no longer

someone inside the family dollar store recorded the scene in the toy aisle sunday morning after someone had already called 911. police say a mother from salem overdosed and in the video her 2-year-old daughter can be seen pulling on her arm and crying out, trying to wake the mother. lawrence police chief says he's disturbed that no one comforted the child or checked on the mother. he thinks the video could help save lives. >> i could see that there's fact that people could see firsthand how debilitating and what the addiction causes. >> there's hope for the mother. and there's hope for that child. there's resources out there for when that woman is ready that will help her and her whole entire family. erin: the mother's name hasn't been released. she hadn't been charged. she will likely face a charge of child endangerment. they found drug paraphernalia in the diaper bag. once again the child is

brewer, wmur news 9. sean: thanks. a teenager from hooksett has passed away more than a week after she was hit by a car. 16-year-old jillian nelson was a junior at pinkerton and spent a week on life support at a boston hospital. she was an active member of the church and other members have set up a go fund me page to help pay for her funeral and other expenses facing a family. >> jillian was truly one of the sweetest girls she always thought of others first. truly service oriented. i've never seen someone -- as a teenager truly love their family as much as she did. sean: there are counselors available at pinkerton academy to speak with the students about her death. you can find a link to the go fund me page on our web site at w wmur. erin: police in laconia say a distracted driver crashed into a

in half. the car finally came to rest against the tree. the driver was treated at the scene. police in conway say this man gave marijuana to two kids, ages ten and 11 in his care. 46-year-old ivan felder faces a list of charges, including sale of a controlled drug, endangering the welfare of a child, and criminal threatening. manchester police say they found a meth lab inside an apartment late tuesday as part of an unrelated investigation. the man whoiv anthony elwell was charged with manufacturing methamphetamine. police say he was on probation for a prior conviction for possession of meth. sean: there's a wanted fugitive off of the coast. officials are getting worried. a manatee has been spotted several times over the last month or so. as recently as just a few days ago. manatees are found in florida.

florida. they are trying to catch the animal and take it south before the water cool off here. we'll keep you updated on the situation. it needs to get south quick. erin: very cool animals. creating a sea of blue. why the blue ribbons popping up are so important. sean: also a unique way to honor veterans, the important work completed yesterday at the veteran cemetery in boscawen. erin: ahead the candidates for governor face off in the debate for the first time and the

afoot and light-hearted i take to the open road. healthy, free, the world before me, the long brown path before me leading wherever i choose. the east and the west are mine. the north and the south are mine. all seems beautiful to me. kevin: thursday morning, september 22nd.

sunshine out there today. fall kicking in just before 10:30 this morning. low and mid 80's today. cooler air on the way. in time for the weekend. we'll have the details coming up. sean: tensions between police and communities are high in parts of the country right now of there's a new effort to help people understand the life threatening duties facing law enforcement. erin: these blue ribbons are part of back in march, thomas clardy was killed in the mass pike. they are now adorning the town in blue. >> you are loved, supported, and appreciated. that's the message we want the officers to see. erin: a fundraiser is planned to

police department. find details on the web site at wmur.com. sean: the state veteran is clearer thanks to volunteer. they spent yet cutting and pruning trees as part of the national effort called saluting branches, aimed at honors veterans. >> we wanted to get involved in the project to give back to the veterans for the day of service. we thought it was important to thank the cemetery a really beautiful resting place for those who have given all for our country. sean: this is the second year for the project and the first time that new hampshire has participated. volunteers worked in 26 state. i didn't know the effort existed. what a neat way to use the skills. erin: it is. it is now 6:12. why disney is pulling this outfit from the store shelves before the

screen. sean: plus a unique tribute to david ortiz. the number of donuts

sean: there's a new statue on display, depicting thomas edison. it was dedicated yestday inside the national statuary represented by up to two notable figures. edison represents ohio, along with james garfield, and new hampshire is represented by daniel webster and john stark. erin: disney says it will no longer sell a costume for children of a polynesian character in the upcoming animated movie, "moana." it depicts a figure in polynesian tradition

full-body tattoos. they say the costume is offensive. disney has apologized and says they have nothing but respect for the culture that is inspired the film. sean: the unemployment rate in new hampshire has ticked up slightly. if you are looking for work, head to concord. the state is hosting a job fair. nearly 90 employeesl wide range of skills. new problems for blue bell. they are recalling two flavors of ice cream. it includes chocolate chip cookie dough and two step flavors. the ice cream was not sold here in new england, it forced them to stop production and recall all of its products. erin: are you ready to tackle hunger? the fourth annual food drive heats up this

you can donate at all 15 friday night games this week and another 12 games on saturday are the collection sights. you can find a complete list of participating schools on the sports page at wmur.com. time to make the donuts. plenty of tributes. none are quite as sweet as this one. it is made entirely out of donut. you are looking at 10,000 donuts. the company is donates 34 cent per donut used to the greater boston food bank. he has a lego statue. sean: more to come. as our producer adam mentioned, it only took a matter of time before the sea gulls were like hmm. what's going on down

kevin: it was an interesting way of doing it. we start off with patchy fog. clouds and higher elevations. we're getting a beautiful sunrise. humidity is lower this morning. it has been slowly fading back. clouds have been building in. good deal of sunshine for us today with the next system arriving with an some scattered showers around tomorrow. the front is going to bring some air out of central canada in time for the weekend. mid 40's and upper 40's to near 50. mid 50's from manchester to poston mouth. we have areas of fog. the last several it has taken at least an hour. dewpoints are lower

sunshine doing its job. quite a bit of warmth. you'll also notice the very sharp difference in temperature right along the canadian-u.s. border. all we needs is a northerly wind and we start to see that later on friday afternoon. temperatures today upper 70's to mid 80's. 78 to 86 is the range from pittsburgh through nashua. even up north where you q morning, you'll have partial sunshine for the afternoon. clouds will continue to increase tonight. there may be a stray shower around overnight. otherwise we'll be looking at a front slowly sliding south through the day with a risk of a passing shower. the breeze out of the northwest will start to develop after that and that will start to bring in the cooler air that we'll have around through the weekend. there may be a few clouds around early saturday morning. that should be it. skies clear. we're looking at a good deal of sunshine with

northwest. that breeze will continue to cool things down saturday evening. by sunday we're talking highs from the mid 50's to mid 60's and the coolest of the nights will be with the lighter wind that will be around on sunday night and early monday. there could be some frost in some western and central areas of the state. they haven't seen it yet. first day of autumn. it won't people like it today. low to mid 80's before cooling off. look for some high clouds to increase. maybe a couple of showers up north overnight or early tomorrow morning. risk of a passing shower along the front tomorrow for the first full day of the fall subpoena. from there, clearing skies early saturday, setting up fair skies for the weekend. a pretty good breeze out of the north both days and a lot of sunshine into tuesday ahead of the next quick-moving front which would keep temperatures fairly similar as highs in the 60's through a good part of next week. high temperature right around 70 is where we should be for this time

erin: feel fall-like. sean: let's check out the top stories. this morning we start with ray brewer. ray: they want everyone to see some upsetting video so they can understand just how serious the drug problem is. the video shows a mother from salem passed out in the toy aisle of a store in massachusetts with the 2-year-old daughter crying for her to get up. the mother was revived. the child was removed from her care. they are disturbed that no one tried to help the child sean: just into the newsroom, a threat has prompted officials to post a message on the web site. the message reads quote the hudson school and police department have been working in response to concerns about student safety today and tomorrow. measures have been taken to ensure a safe learning environment for your student today and tomorrow. there's no word yet on exactly what prompted

this man gave marijuana to two kids, ages ten and 1 1 in his care. ivan felder faces a list of charges. erin: everything is awesome for

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erin: playing with legos is really playing off. sean: jack nop and his friend beat more than 200 submissions to win a trip to the original legoland in denmark. they spent 40 hours working on the 60-second project. >> i helped draw up pictures. we had to keep it under

we had to decided what we wanted to include in it. >> it is a lengthy process. it makes maybe an hour. sean: it takes more patience. they hope to enter the contest in the future. maybe the next version of gumby. erin: you never know. the mechanical man could be yours if the price is right.

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>> no one covers new hampshire like we do. now wmur "news 9 daybreak." erin: good morning to you. thursday, september 22nd. we watch the sunrise over goffstown. temperatures in the 50's. later on today it is going to feel like summer in the 80's. an: they are going to jump about 30 degree. kevin will talk about that. first the top stories. a state of emergency has been declared in charlotte, north carolina following a seco protests in which one demonstrator was critically injured. the candidates for governor went head to head in their first debate since the new hampshire primary. and a man is recovering after suffering serious injuries when his motorcycle was hit by a car in rochester. erin: first day of fall. we're going to have to wait a few days. kevin: today will be in the low to mid 80's. today we start to slip back in time for the weekend. it will come with a

have sunshine for a good part of the day. upper 70's to mid 80's this afternoon. a little bit of a light breeze as well. a good deal of sunshine. tomorrow maybe a passing shower or two. not much fanfare with the rain chances coming with it. it will be the cooler air it brings in time for the weekend that will make the big headlines eventually. erin: all right. we want to check the roads. this is how things are moving on 93 in hooksett kevin: for l drive, we're joined live by deb davidson. deb: good morning. 93 north and south is moving well. as you make your way from the concord area to lebanon. no problems on the southbound side either as you approach the bow junction. 101 we are seeing building volume at route 114 in bedford and also on the eastbound side at 93 in hampton. 95 is moving well along the seacoast. if you are heading into

down into boston on 93 southbound. from the wzid traffic network, i'm deb davidson for 95.7 wzid. sean: thanks. an unspecified threat has prompted officials to post a message on the web site. the message reads quote the hudson school department and the hudson police department have been working collaboratively in response to concerns about student safety alvern high school today and tomorrow. measures have been taken to ensure a safe learning environment today and tomorrow. no word yet on exactly what prompted this message. erin: the governor of north carolina has declared a state of emergency in charlotte, following another night of violent protests. sean: the national guard was called in. last night's protest started a prayer vigil for the man at the center of the deadly

they quickly turned violent when one protester was shot and injury. erin: he was not shot by police. after the shooting, they began marching through charlotte arm in arm, firing tear gas into the crowds. >> charlotte has always been a place where people can peacefully have dialogue and move forward. when i look at the pictures, it is just -- this is not -- this is not who we are. erin: civilians and six police officers suffered minor injuries during the mr. tests. sean: now to a story that police say needs to be told as new hampshire continues to battle the drug crisis. erin: highly unsettling video. it shows a 2-year-old trying to wake up her mother after she overdosed on the floor of a store. sean: the video is hard to watch. it needs to be seen.

saying about the mother and child in the video. sean: officials say the child has been removed from her mother's care. they are not releasing the woman's name. she hasn't been charged yet. we want to warn you the video we're about to show is difficult to watch. ray: someone inside the family dollar store recorded this disturbing scene in the toy aisle sunday morning. bystanders called 911. a mother from salem 2-year-old daughter dressed in footy pajamas drugging on her arm and trying out as she tried to wake up her mother. >> it is heartbreaking obviously to watch that video. the child is not being taken care of. ray: the lawrence police chief says he's disturbed no one checked on the child or comforted the mother. the mother survived after two doses of narcan.

paraphernalia in the diaper bag. he doesn't believe in shaming addicts, he believes the video could save lives. >> i could see there's the value in the fact that people can see first hand how debilitating and what the addiction causes. and, you know, maybe it is a message that stay away from the narcotics. don't get involved. it not only affects them collateral damage. ray: the non-profit says they offer hope. >> there's hope for the mother and child. there's resources out there. for when the woman is ready. that will help her and her whole entire family. ray: lawrence police say the woman will likely be charged with child endangerment. they stress once again that the 2-year-old girl is in a safe place.

r news 9. sean: now to commitment 2016. they faced off in the first debate. the forum on business and the economy touched upon numerous issues, including the ongoing drought, the northern pass, infrastructure, and the drugri what the law enforcement got and many others in the state do as well. the reality of that is stretching our law enforcement thin. >> those that are on the front lines and on the the street, they put themselves on the line to protect us every day. they have the tool and resources they need. sean: later this morning the candidates will meet again in concord to take part in the forum sponsored by aarp. meantime the first

watch it live right here on wmur. hillary clinton and donald trump will go head to head at hofstra university in new york. the 90-minute debate starts at 9:00 p.m. erin: new on "daybreak," a man is recovering after suffering serious injuries in a crash in rochester. the accident happened about 7:15. 40-year-old gregory downing was on a motorcycle when he was hit by a car that was turning on to fareway avenue. he was taken to but non-life threatening injuries. the 17-year-old was issued a summons for failure to yield. sean: dover police are asking for your help identifying a woman suspected of stealing a car and credit cards. police say these surveillance photos from walmart and t.j. maxx show a woman using the stolen cards. the cards were in the car when it was stolen in dover. officers spotted the car in exeter and arrested the driver. 33-year-old michael

receiving stolen property. the candia police department is asking the public to help keep the town clean following a rash of illegal dumping incidents. they say items dumped include tires, asbestos, roofing shingles, and household trash. erin: a school bus had to be towed away after slamming into a moose on i-93 last night. the accident happened just after 9:00 on the northbound side bonnton. they are not saying if any students were on board. we are told that no one was hurt and ran off. sean: more water use bans. the state continues to deal with a dught. a mandatory ban on water use will begin in rochester. the restriction applies to everyone. the regional school district is banning the use all irrigation

erin: coming up, hundreds of people line up at a church in boston to get a glimpse of the religious relic. sean: i said to my husband, this is the once this a lifetime. we need to do this. erin: the heart of a saint is now on public displace. where they will be this morning. sean: an interesting item. we'll tell you about the new hampshire connection kevin: warm temperatures. eventually a front tomorrow. it means big changes for the weekend.

kevin: thursday morning. temperatures in the things start to cool off. it will come with a risk of showers and cold front tomorrow. have all of the details and your weekend forecast coming up. erin: tesla added a new feature to the latest version that's meant to keep kids and pets from overheating. kevin: it will keep the inside of the car below 105 degrees. it does this by automatically opening vents or turning on the air conditioner. tesla says the feature

12 hours after the driver exits the vehicle? erin: the heart of a roman catholic saint was on public display in massachusetts. hundreds of people lined up at a church in boston to get a glimpse of the heart of saint padre pio. this is the first time the religious relic has left italy. saint padre was best known for the wounds of jesus christ. strength. he spent many, many years going through the passion of christ not being believed that he was close to god. erin: he died in 1968. he was canyonized in 2002. his heart will be on display in brain tree massachusetts today and then it heads to the cathedral of holy cross in boston. sean: crossing guard in los

girl from being kidnapped. >> she just started screaming. please don't let her take me. i don't know her. she's not my mom. erin: adrian young says she used all of her might to fight off the woman. young is being recognized for her heroic actions. she says she was just doing what any mother would have done. >> i went into mother mode at this time. letting the little girl be taken. >> i'm so proud of her. we're lucky to have woman like her and crossing guards and all of the agents around here that take care of the children. it feels really, really grateful. erin: thanks to the description she gave to police, the suspect was arrested. sean: r.r. auction is getting ready to transport 100 unique items this year. the biggest item being

robot designed for nasa back in 1963. the hydraulically-powered robot dummy was used to test space suits. >> one of the most interesting things is parts were made right here in manchester, new hampshire. he's got a local tie-in. sean: kind of neat. others are an autographed photo and capone and bonnie and clyde. now i know what kevin lookses like underneath. he's a robot? he's human? the red sox played game three against the orioles last night. this is news to me. erin: you are going to get yourself into trouble. it is a good start for orioles pitcher, ubaldo jimenez. he went five and a third innings. he left the game after striking out travis shaw

bases loaded when they threw the ball away, allowing two runs to score. andrew benintendi ripped a three-run homer. the sox went on to win this one, 5-1. clay buchholz allowed one run over seven innings of work. boston is now on a seven-game winning streak. the patriots will be back on the field tonight, taking on the houston texans at gillette stadium. no word yet on whether jimmy he sprained the ac joint during the game. kickoff is set for 8:25. sean: we are now just one day away from race weekend at the new hampshire motor speedway. the sprint cup race on sunday is called the bad boy off road 300 in loudon. it will be 35 degrees cooler. >> it certainly changes the track a little bit.

down it certainly changes the track conditions. which changes your balance. >> i think final start is going to be important. having restart will put you in a position to succeed. sean: heated car seats as well. qualifying will be held tomorrow. erin: a new app is rewarding good drivers in japan. it is called driving barista. it is meant reduce distracted driving instruments. it can tell if the phone was laid flat or fibbinged up by the user. once a driver wracks up 63 miles without touching the phone, they get a coupon for a free cup of coffee. sean: i like free coffee. free coffee is always good. erin: an incentive to put the phone down. they saw a meteor streaking across the sky

there were reported sightings in maine, new york, and canada. there's no confirmation the streak was a meteor. if you have any photos, we'd love to see it. e-mail that to newspics@wmur.com. or if you saw any alien life wandering around the state of new hampshire that may have come from a craft, let us just throwing that out there. kevin: far be it for me to speculate. i'm a robot. chances are if it happened second, second and a half for meteor. if it was something that lasted in the sky for several minutes, it could be the international space station. that's the general rule and the two most likely scenarios. erin: maybe some dash cam video. kevin: we would love to see it.

fog this morning and up north. the humidity has continued to lower over the last couple of days. make for a very comfortable and warm afternoon. the warmer days this time of year very different than the warmer days you have in the middle of july. where you have the heat around from 11:00 in the morning to 5:00 or 6:00 or 7:00 in the evening. usually the window for those high temperatures is just between 2:30 and 5:00 in the afternoon and from there, you are kind of cooler on either end and things really settle down fairly quickly. first autumn day which kicks in just before 10:30 this morning. in the upper 70's to mid 80's, we'll have a strong cold front going through tomorrow. it won't have a tremendous amount of rain. it will bring from cooler air in time for the weekend. we start off early this morning with high clouds drifting in. a lot of sunshine otherwise. you'll have that from start to finish. next front approaching from the west gets here with an increase in clouds overnight tonight and then tomorrow there could be some showers early in the day up

southern areas into the afternoon and evening. temperatures in the 50's for the most part. upper 50's at the coast. you'll notice down to 51 and newton right now through londonderry and continuing through windham as well. there's cooler air to be had and upper 40's in portions of the monadnock region. not quite as warm. much drier air has been filtering in. just been the lock step. there are still some areas certainly back to the west where fog can tend to be an issue on any given morning where temperatures fall off. dewpoints in the 40's and 50's early this morning. remaining that way. if anything, headed down into the weekend. warm day today, 78 in pittsburgh to 86 in nashua and salem. look for the sea breeze at the coastline. the warmest temperatures by 3:00 or 4:00 will be from concord down through nashua. insiding high clouds tonight. maybe a shower up north after midnight.

then the front slides into central areas of the state after lunchtime and into southern areas. with that, a quick band of showers trying to come through. once it does, winds turn to the northwest. that brings in the cooler air. upper 50's to upper 60's saturday. mid 50's to mid 60's sunday with likely the coolest of the evenings and maybe some frost for the first time in some central and western areas. early on monday morning. from there, we'll continue to warm back up again. upper 60's about where time of year by the time we get toward the middle of next week. for the first time in a while, two or three days of temperatures below normal. we've gone through the first 20, 21 days of the month of september six degrees above normal. getting temperatures below normal, even for a couple of days, a little shock to the system even though we hit fall today. sean: all right. 60's will be the new normal. erin: plymouth state unveiled new peace garden.

community members can take a break and find a moment of peace. the garden was created by mcmilian eco design. the owner is a 2000 graduate of plymouth state. sean: a final check on your top stories.

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erin: 6:55. updating the top stories. sean: police have released trying to wake her mother after she overdosed in the store. here's ray brewer. ray: the video is hard to warm. it needs to be scene to show how serious the drug crisis is. now the woman that you see in the picture there was revived with narcan. officials say the child in the video has been removed from her mother's care. police are not yet releasing the woman's name. they say it is likely she will be charged with

the hudson school and the police department say that they are responding to concerns about student safety and measures have been taken to ensure a safe learning environment today and tomorrow. the police department says that no direct threats were made, but officers will be there to alleviate any concerns. sean: a teenager from hooksett passed away a week after she was hit by a car. at pinkerton academy. kevin: a little bit cooler. clouds have been drifting across. in southern spots, sunshine from start to finish. temperatures in the low to mid 80's. a look ahead to the weekend as you'll notice yes, those are the high temperatures and hot the low temperatures that we've become accustom to. the early clearing giving way to sunshine for the remainder of saturday and sunday.

a north wind. it will be noticeable adding the extra bite to the air as well. erin: coming up next, the latest on the violent protests in north carolina. one demonstrator was critically injured. officials say he was not shot by police. charlotte is under a state vo: kelly ayotte says she's on our side, but on our rights, she's squarely with donald trump: trump: planned parenthood should absolutely be defunded. vo: ayotte agrees, voting six times to do just that - defund planned parenthood.

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good morning, america. breaking overnight, state of emergency. charlotte ignites for a second night. protests turn violent. >> shots fired. >> one person in critical condition. angry demonstrators throw bottles stomping on cars. ground. police in riot gear fire tear gas. the national guard and state troopers called in amid new questions about that deadly police shooting and the gun officers say they found on the scene. >> i will fix it. donald trump promoting his plan overnight to end the violence. >> i would do stop and frisk. i think you have to. >> try inging to approve black voters with a controversial