>> very troubling and concerns to the community as well. erin: a new hampshire man is accused of sexually assaulting two children ten years ago. they are concerned there could be more victim. ke changes for the weekend. all of the details ahead. sean: it is time to race. nascar is back in new hampshire. excitement is building at the speedway for sunday's race in the chase for the cup. >> big go, little o, go, eagle, go. erin: this local cheerleader squad is getting ready for a national competition. they are building some incredible skills and friendships. >> no one covers new

now wmur "news 9 daybreak." erin: good friday morning, new hampshire. and thanks for joining us. i'm erin fehlau. sean: good morning. beautiful day out there yesterday. today the first full day of fall. it is going to start to feel like it out there. kevin: it is. we have a cold front approaching the state. with that, rainfall up north. a couple of scattered showers. looks like as we go through the day today, we'll contend with the passing showers. most organized up north and a southern areas into the afternoon. temperatures still warm ahead of the front as it makes its way through. a couple of heavier downpours up in the north country. any sort of rainfall anywhere across the state is not a bad thing at this point. 60's for most. a few upper 50's. highways today still going from the mid to upper 60's to pushing 80 in a couple of southern location big changes not far away. all of the details coming up. let's look at your friday morning ride

davidson. good morning. deb: good morning. if you are starting your commute on interstate 93, the southbound side is moving well. the hooksett tolls and then down into salem. the northbound side we are beginning to see building volume with race traffic coming into the state. 293 looings good from the upper to the lower split. the everett turnpike is up to speed. everything looks good in massachusetts on 93, 3 and 495. 95.7 wzid. erin: all right. thank you. a new hampton man a accused of sexually assaulting children years ago. sean: he faces two counts of aggravated and a single account of felonious. the victims were between 11 and 13. they there will be could be more victims.

people in the community may have information. if they do, we welcome them to come forward. sean: prosecutors have not said how ely met the children. he has been ordered to stay away from anyone under the age of 16. erin: pinkerton academy is addressing the fact that some students wore racist outfits for homecoming week. one student was scene wearing black face and another the confederate flag. the students in question have been talked to. they do not tolerate any attacks on another person. the incident remains under investigation. sean: a man convicted of using a fun has been sentenced to 25 years behind bars. he was sentenced in federal court. after police searched his home and count a

solid -- sold marijuana to a confidential informat last year. erin: a police officer is charged with first-degree manslaughter a week after she s shot and killed a man. she reacted unreasonably when she got 40-year-old terence crutcher. she become emotionally involved to the point that she overreacted. with his hands in the air, but does not clearly show the actual shooting. prosecutors file -- i'm sorry, protesters rather filled the streets of charlotte for a third straight night. for the most part, the demonstration lack the violence and property damage seen earlier this week. the national guard help protect buildings and a midnight curfew was put in place.

resisted pressure to show the deadly police shoot, saying it would undermine the investigation. sean: the case for the cup is back in new hampshire. race weekend arrived with tens of thousands of fanned expected at the new hampshire road 300. he picked out his spot. good morning, ray. ray: good morning, sean. there isn't a better place to watch fan from here at turn three. this is the second race in the chase for the cup championship. the results have extra wait. last night plenty of fans turned out for one of the most popular event, holler parade. that's when the trucks carrying the cars and equipment arrive. several pulling in last night. qualifying gets underway. the drivers jockeying for position on sunday. there are three races

tomorrow. so there's plenty for the fans to enjoy. officials say they are taking some extra steps to ensure that everyone stays safe this weekend. they are not discussing specifics of their security plans. the goal? is to make sure that everybody has fun. by the looks of things, so far, everyone is. last year it was matt kenseth that took the checkered flag in what was known as the sylvania 300. he is seventh in the standings. he will be looking to replate the results on sunday. reporting live in louden, ray brewer. isn't thanks. looks like it is going to be a beautiful fall weekend for racing up there. still to come, these eagles are ready to soar. a local group of special needs cheerleaders is headed to a national competition. you can help get them there. erin: putting food on the table. you have several days to help fill the shelves

could affect your christmas decorations years down the road. six colin van ostern: i know from my own life the difference a college education can make. narrator: colin van ostern. the son of a single mom, he went to college on student loans, a hundred million dollars in revenue. then, a top executive at southern new hampshire university's college for america. colin van ostern: most of our students graduate debt free. cutting student debt should be our goal for all state colleges

kevin: friday morning, september 23rd. we start out with clouds continuing to build in across southern areas with the rain shower activity up north. this is along the cold front that will switch our seasons from late summer to a fall-like weekend. we'll have all of the details coming up. an amazing local cheerleader team is getting ready for a national competition where they will cheer in the special needs division. >> everybody ready? we're dynamite, we're out of sight. erin: the manchester challengers started two years ago with just two cheerleaders. now their roster is to up nine. they are going to head to disney world in december to compete with other special squads like their own.

up with a buddy. they put in a lot of work. >> she's the best. she's too funny. i love her. >> we're a team. one team, one family. >> i love grace. she's like me. she doesn't say much, but her face expresses a lot. erin: they have special travel needs. the team is collecting donations to get to the national competition. sean: this week's hometown hero is still learning the game of football. he's playing his way a college scholarship. max plays tight end for the nashua south football. this is the second season. after a lot of hard work, he's now considered one of the best in the state. she plays lacrosse and basketball. >> it is a completely different game for me. i went to camps every weekend in the summer. just a lot master and stronger. i love practice. everyone you hear them complaining about practice.

practice. coaches, they make it fun while working us hard. sean: i think the coach loves max osgood. other schools are showing interest, and he has been offered one scholarship. he wants to continue his football career. if you are heading to the high school game, don't forget to bring the non-perishable food items. it is this weekend. all 15 games tonight are ki dozen tomorrow opinion for a complete list, go to wmur.com/sports. erin: if football isn't your thing, but you want to help, why not help stuff a police cruiser full of food. the concord police department is holding a pair of stuff-a-cruiser events this weekend. this is video from another one last weekend. you can stop by the shaw's today between 1:00 and 5:00 or the hannaford on sunday from 9:00 until 1:00.

donations at the concord police department. sean: get out there and help if you can. saving money, the special deal that u.n.h. has for students hoping to start classes in the fall. erin: making berlin a destination. why thousands of people are expected to be in the north country starting today. sean: meet palomo. hiking buddy. he would prefer a family without a cat. for more information, go

sean: welcome back. officials in china are taking heat for what some are calling the world's worst restoration. it is part of the project of the crumbling section of the great wall. they flattened and spread a smooth cement

the work was finish the two years ago. even some officials admit the work is ugly and crude. the piscataqua bridge almost done. they used a new crane to put the bridge in place. it connects the new trail to the library and post office. >> it is a very safe way of getting to the other section of town. it is a wonderful nature walk. we have trails on both de sean: very pretty. the bridge costs about $175,000. donations covered the entire price with enough left over for a future maintenance. erin: there's exciting news for students to hope start studying at u.n.h. to celebrate the 150th anniversary, the university is waiving the application fee. students applying to the durham or manchester campuses by november 18th will not have to

hands-on learning. more than 1,500 high school students got a chance to weld, drive a wig rig, lay bricks, and operate construction equipment as part of the construction career days. dozens of businesses took part as well. the event urges female students to consider the industries. they will take an in-depth look beginning monday, october 3rd. marriott international is now the largest hotel n $13 billion buyout earlier this morning. that means brands like marriott and ritz carlton are under the same umbrella at sherton and weston. sean: crews are heading to the north country. polaris is hosting its

music gets underway today and continues tomorrow. organizers say they are planning for nearly 10,000 people to attend, making it the largest off-road event in the state. pretty cool. you can find more details in the escape outside section of wmur.com. drones are getting extremely popular. now a company in california is providing a cheaper al alternative. fly-brix launched a new drone made out of legos. there are two options. basic and deluxe. designers say you won't have to worry. you can add bricks from your own collection. just not too many. otherwise it probably wouldn't fly very well. sure, it is well balanced. there are some logistics. kevin: there are kids watching the story if they are up this early saying oh my goodness. erin: they are adding it to their christmas list right now. kevin: that opens up a whole

we start off with clouds that have been drifting in. rainfall has been making its way into the north country overnight. we've been looking at shower activity. we're going to continue to see it slowly slide south. we're not expecting the rainfall totals in southern areas that we're seeing play out up north. it is a half an inch of rain. you can see the most organized of it with a certain back edge through northern parts of new york. the front itself will have a broken line of showers making its way across the state into southern areas by later on this afternoon. as far as the m currently going through the north country this morning, the front itself still back out through the great lakes will be sliding across southern areas later this afternoon. ahead of that, we're fair game for scattered showers. best chance for southern areas will be this afternoon. we'll continue to see the rainfall fade up north. a quick third of an inch to half an inch of rainfall. it is all rainfall for the time being. we are looking farther south. just some clouds and sprinkles out there. nothing that's going to slow you down too much

state as you head out on the morning commute. upper 50's to mid 60's early this horning. we'll continue to see the temperatures work their way downward after the front makes its way through. for the time being, temperatures up a bit early this morning. notice along the border with canada, much cooler air. winds start to turn to the northwest later on today behind the front. that starts to bring in the cooler air, sending the late summer warmth that we've been having around here farther to the south. for the huge spread in temperatures. you'll see here near 80 and a couple of southern locations. the front comes through first. it will be hard pressed to get out of the 60's later on. most organized of the rainfall will be this morning up north and then the chance of a passing shower for central and southern areas into the afternoon and early evening. once that goes by, clearing skies tonight. lows in the 30's with patchy frost in extreme southern areas. southern areas will drop

degrees. a little bit of a breeze. it will be with a blend of sunshine and fair weather clouds. especially just south of the white mountains as we work our way through saturday evening. looks like sunday will be the coldest day of the latest stretch. there could be some patchy frost in areas in central and western areas of the state. that will be with lows in the 30's to lower 40's. lower 40's at the coast. thene we'll be in the 60's. no really temperatures anywhere in the 70's anymore soon. after today, highs in the 70's, that's it. electrics like mother nature holding form for the calendar after one more mild day today. kevin: we have a lot going on. and a breeze and fair skies to go along with it. erin: a new hampton man is

robert ely was arrested on wednesday. he was allegelied victims were between 11 and 13 at the time. pinkerton academy is addressing concerns some students wore racist outfits for parent week. one student was scene wearing black face and another was wearing a confederate flag. the school officials say the students in question have been spoken to. now here's ray brewer. ray: nascar has returned to new hampshire in louden. it is the drivers will quaff for that race later this afternoon. now last night one of the most popular events reading up to race day, huge crowds. three races here. there's plenty for fans to enjoy. sean: a lot going on this weekend. coming up, dartmouth college is about to get smellier. that has many people very excited.

when i first found out that carl had been using heroin on and off for a year. i immediately thought not my son.

this opioid epidemic. she's trying to do everything she can to get laws changed. so this doesn't happen again. she's definitely a leader. i just love annie.

erin: if you ever wanted to make someone walk the plank, this is your chance. sean: a c showing a massive pirate ship. they didn't want to trash the 43-foot ship. once a buyer is found, it will take about a month to dismantle. anyone can place a bid online. if you want to have that thing in your yard, a pirate ship. erin: it would make an awesome playground. sean: i think it is going to find a second home. erin: i think so too. dartmouth is about to get stinky. they are excited about

sean: the corpse tower is getting ready to bloom. it only blooms every six years or so. when it does, the flower only lasts a couple of days and gives off a foul odor that the green house describes as a mix of road kill and garbage. the flower is expected to bloom early next week if you want to smell this for yourself. road kill and garbage right there. it is cool. i love erin: it is. is that a flower you want to stop and smell? sean: just out of curious curiosity, yes. erin: all right. no brady and garoppolo for the patriots. we're going to check out

>> no one covers new hampshire like we do. now wmur "news 9 daybreak." erin: good morning, everybody. sean: friday, september 23rd. if you stayed up to watch the patriots game, you are tired but happy. it is going to feel like fall this weekend. erin: it is. it is. that stretch might continue. we're going to look at your forecast. right now the top stories. a student at manchester high school west is facing the teen brought an unloaded gun and drugs to school. an investigation is underway into a triple stabbing in allenstown. clinton lennon stabbed two men and one women on wednesday night. and race weekend officially gets underway at the new hampshire motor speedway today. qualifying for sunday's bad boy off road 300 will be held this afternoon. sean: it was not named after me, kevin. i know you thought it

work. kevin: just a couple of sprinkles. a cold front is coming through later on today. most of the activity has been confined. the actual front will continue to slide south. this is the most organized the rainfall will be today. it will continue to navigate farther south, we may see a passing shower. temperatures ahead of the front coming through are in the 60's to start and 70's this afternoon. eventually we're talking highs in the 50's and 60's this weekend. a true feel of f sean: are you saying not to pull awayfully cutoff shirts? let's check off the roads this morning. here's a live look from the common man camera. kevin: good morning, deb. deb: good morning. right now 93 southbound is moving well through the state from plymouth through concord and down to the state line. on the northbound side, we are seeing some slow-moving volume from exit five up to the

the everett turnpike not seeing any delays getting through the bedford tolls or down into than what. 101, 111, and the spaulding turnpike are a good ride. it is already slow through the connector. this report is brought to you by autofair. i'm deb davidson for 95.7 wzid. erin: all right. thank you. a manchester high school student is facing charges after the teen brought a gun, drugs, and stolen proy school. sean: officials say the items were found. the school resource officer questioned the student who admitted to have an unloaded gun and drugs in the backpack. >> we didn't feel anyone was in danger. certainly the shock of it was alamming.

>> there are charges related to the other properties and when it was searched which included some drugs and drug paraphernalia and other stolen property. sean: officials say the student was cooperative. the teen could face expulsion. erin: an hour -- >> telling he was found with two knives, when he was taken into custody. as he went into the

residence. erin: police don't believe it was random. the woman was attacked is lennon's former girlfriend. he's due in court next month. sean: new on "daybreak," a man was flown to the hospital after suffering serious injuriesn a crash in madison. the accident happened around 2:30 yesterday afternoon. the state police say the man was driving south when his car went off of the road and hit a tree. at this time, his name is not being released. there's no word on his condition. erin: new this morning, a north hey rim farm is recalling about 15 pounds of lam over concerned it may be contaminated. the lamb products were shipped to a store in somerville, massachusetts which sold them on september 7th. the possible contamination problem was discovered the day after elevated levels were found in a water sample and boil water notice was issued for

sean: a pot growing operation was found. 28-year-old jonathan weaver and arrested and charged with manufacturing a controlled drug. erin: the extreme drought continues to take a big toll on new hampshire farmers. the farm in milford say it lost the entire crop of christmas trees it planted this past spring. the farmer says the impact is far more severe than the last significant drought back >> this is probably twice as bad for us. we plant about 1,000 trees a year. in 2 000, we lost about 500 of those. maybe in some of the areas where the soil is shallower. here we lost everything. the whole 1,000 we planted is dead. erin: more mature christmas trees survived and will be ready for harvest. in auburn, the fire department is helping people who are worried about their wealth.

town residents who want to conserve or run out of well water. people can bring containers to the fire station to get water for cooking or drinking. both will be staffed and open 24 hours a day. sean: canine units are coming to the new hampshire prisons. the governor and executive council approved to grant to train and certify two dogs. they will be used to find drugs at the prisons. contraband is one of the bigg is retiring today. this will be bud's last day on the job after eight years of service. erin: engines will be revving at the new hampshire motor speedway today at sprint car drivers and fans gear up for the next race in the chase. sean: ray brewer is live at the magic mile to tell us what people can expect as race weekend gets underway. good morning, ray. ray: good morning, sean. there will be a lot of

bad boy off road 300. now last night one of the more popular events require to the race the hollers rolling into louden. a large crowd gathering in to get an up close look at trucks carrying the race cars. sunday's race the second in the race chase for the championship. we caught up with sprint cup driver, kevin harvick, to see what he had to say about racing at the magic mile. >> the cars and the tires and the engines and everything ry the longer that things stay cool the faster the speeds with. the faster they stay fast for longer time period. so it is definitely going to be different than the first race. it is very popular to what we usually have in the september race. ray: here's a look at what's happening at the track today. the gates will open at 9:00. the fan zone opens at 10:00. and the kid zone opening at 11:00. the nascar sprint series gets underway at 4:45.

appreciation party starting at 7:00. now sunday's bad boy off road 300 is scheduled to start at 2:00. for more information on what's happening at the track, you can always go to nhms.com. reporting live in louden, ray brewer, wmur news 9. sean: all right. thanks. quiet there now. going to get loud there later on this afternoon. coming up on "daybreak," a dog in massachusetts survived after being hit by a train. we'll tell you how a team worker helped save 's life. erin: if you know someone who likes bitter foods, you may want to be aware. this could be a sign you are dealing with a psychopath. kevin: strong cold front making its way acros the area.

kevin: off and running on friday morning. most of the shower activity is up north. huge range in temperatures. low to mid 60's. southern areas will jump into the 70's this afternoon. a look at the showers to push away tonight and autumn air to replace it for the weekend.

they will go head to head on monday night in new york. polls are showing a tight race and in critical battleground states. both clinton and trump have a lot on the line. the debate could be a game changer. one only list weighed in on what the candidates need to avoid as they debate the issues. >> he can't over react in the moment either in word or action. she can't talk down to the audience in a way that makes them feel like she's just another person out of washin life. sean: you can watch the first presidential debate live right here on wmur. it starts at 9:00 on monday night. erin: u.s. officials are investigating the possible use of mustard agent in an attack in iraq. the military says isis fired a rocket on tuesday that landed within several hundred yards. no one was hurt. the rocket may have contained a mustard agent.

tests. sean: a search is underway for a gunman that opened fire inside a cvs pharmacy. police say three men walked into the store yesterday afternoon and got into an altercation before one of them was shot. the 18-year-old victim was taken to the hospital with a non-life threatening wound. no one else was hurt. now police are trying to track down the other two men. >> i'm thinking it is a very brazen act. other potential victi sean: police are now reviewing surveillance video. erin: now an incredible story of survival. a dog is recovering after being hit by an mbta train. the dog, named charlie, was found next to the tracks by a team maintenance worker last week. one of her legs had to be severed. the worker scooped her up and rushed her to a vet. >> she was in shock. she lost a lot of blood

injury itself. imagine a five or six pound dog going up against a freight train. erin: charlie is learning to walk on three legs. since no one has come forward to claim her, she is available for adoption. sean: she looks like she's doing well. a family in peru got a surprise after waking up to pots and bans in the kitchen. at first they thought a burglar was in their home. penguin. no one knows how the penguin ended up inside. some people believe it was scared by barking dogs and decided to seek refuge inside the home. the patriots at gillette stadium last night.

rookie quarterback. jac oby started in place of garoppolo. he went 27 yards for the touchdown. that was the longest since steve groban. in the fourth quarter, new england was ahead by 20-0 when lagarette blunt broke free. the patriots went on to win 27-0. the next game is one week from sunday against the bills. se the red sox wrapped up the series last night. once again hanley ramirez provided big hits. mookie came around to score. it was 4-3 boston in the seventh. ramirez did it again hits his 29th home run of the season. the red sox won the game 5-3, making it eight straight victories. they are on a roll. they open the series in tampa bay tonight. with the postseason right around the corner,

alds tickets go on sale at noon today. ticket prices start at $50 for standing room only. buy them at red sox dot-com. tickets for postseason will be credited back to the account holder. erin: the braves are helping fans who show up without a glove. visitors will be able to buy them, that way can use them. out, but fans must leave a credit card or driver's license in order to prevent thefts. sean: practical. the fourth annual tackles hunger campaign kicks into high gear with 27 more collection sites. there are 15 high school football games on the friday night schedule. the bank will donate $1

offering free or discounted donation if you bring a donation. for participating schools, go to wmur.com/sports. erin: several units are trying to help students destress by offering them coloring books. american university is one of them. coloring can help with a number of educational and mental health issues. on the facebook page, we're asking what you think about this. john writes not for me. if they see that it helps the students be more productive or more efficient, then it is a much better way to destress than turning to substances, keep coloring. sean: colors books. if you enjoy eating bitter foods, listen up. scientists say bitter food lovers are more likely to be psychopaths. a study con conducteddy scientists set out to find the correlations between people's taste buds and behaviors. people who preferred bitter foods and drinks

psychopathic behaviors. people who didn't like bitter foods tended to be more agreeable and cooperative. erin: who is drinking coffee right now? a lot of people are drinking coffee. what is that? seriously? i don't believe anything that you just said. kevin: sugar in it, and it tends to make it less bitter. that makes you want to stray away, i guess. sean: i don't like sugar in coffee. what does kevin: sometimes with the scientific study i'm confused. erin: where has he gone? we'll see. kevin: we're going to find out. we start off early this morning with the clouds continuing to make their way in. there has been rain shower activity scattered around the state. most of which has been confined farther north. we are setting up a day today where temperatures into the afternoon will be making their way up into the 60's up north. we'll be in the 70's near 80 ahead of the front in southern areas of the state.

morning. we'll have that risk of an additional passing shower or two in central or southern areas as the day wear on. the front doesn't clear southern areas until late this afternoon or this evening. the chance is going to be there. you can see the front here located north of the great lakes. that continues to slide in later on tonight. we'll have the potential of the scattered showers off and on. it should not be an all day rain. it seems like the rainfall is not going to end there. there should afternoon. for the time being, you are going to have the rain shower likely keeping temperatures in the 60's. ahead of the tonight, we will continue to see temperatures jump into the 70's today and topping out around 80 in southern spots. and that's where we are early this morning. 60's for southern areas, mid to upper 50's and some of the valleys through the monadnock region and parts of the lakes region as well. a fairly comfortable start. we'll see temperatures

the lower to mid 60's in the north country to lower half of the 80's in southern areas. winds later this afternoon start to turn to the northwest. you can see the air mass that will be coming in on the northwest wind. which will be going all weekend long. tomorrow at 10 to 20 plus miles an hour, and 5 to 15 on sunday. the shower activity is out there. maybe a sprinklen southern areas. most of the shower activity after 1:00 or 2:00 this afternoon will be in the southern areas of the state south. from there, clearing skies tonight. temperatures ease back a couple of upper 30's up north. 40's to lower 50's. highs tomorrow of 50's in the north country to mid 60's in southern spots. it is with a pretty good breeze and sunshine as well. even cooler as we work through saturday night. 30's for the northern two-thirds of the state. probably the cdest night looks to be sunday early monday. there will be a lot of 30's on the maps, except for some lower 40's at

patchy frost possible in central and western areas, we start to recover for the middle of next week. you'll notice in the extended forecast that temperatures hold in the 60's after this system moves through. the next front will be on tuesday or early on wednesday. it is going to be interesting. i think saturday afternoon and saturday night there may be just enough moisture kind of banked up against the white mountains and it may be just cool enough. erin: no.t? kevin: i'm just going to leave dot, dot, dot? kevin: dot, dot, dot. i've been eating bitter food this morning. >> oh. sean: you psycho. kevin: yes. erin: the city of portsmouth is kicking off a nationwide event. it will feature some renowned local musicians. most of the concerts take place on sunday, which congress has set aside as a day of remembrance for murder victims. however the portsmouth concert will be the first of more than 200

6:30 at 3s artspace on vaughn vote. sean: still to come, a launch lady comes up with a cleaver new diet plan. how much weight she lost by eating schl cafeteria food. now time for the school -- for the hot shots. look at moose. it is like he stopped and posed. join the pictures and

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... she begged... she begged for help, saying mom - please help me. doug griffin: our family's tragedy could happen to any family...

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 abouus... 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 - this act will save kids' lives... ...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.

sean: a teen in california got a special gift from local police officers. they noticed the teen was walking two hours to work every day. the teen's car broke down several months ago. he didn't want to ask people for rides, because he didn't want to be a burden. so the officers decided to get together and get him a bike. the teen says the bike has cut his commute time in half. he has a goal of becoming a police

erin: that's great. kevin: great story. erin: a lunch lady in texas has come up with a new way to shed unwanted pounds. tammy mcgray says she managed to lose 100 pounds thanks to eating school cafeteria school. kevin: she ate breakfast and lunch and a light dinner at home. she hopes her weight loss sends a message of how healthy and beneficial the school lunches can be. you eat most of wean off by the time you get to dinner. is that how it worked? sean: that helps too. we've had many of the lunch ladies here on cooks corner. they make some very wealthy tissues. erin: very healthy. sean: doesn't surprise me. coming up in the next hour. >> who rocks the house? i said the eagles rock the house. sean: a local cheerleader team is getting ready for a national competition. weal tell you about the

special needs division. ray: nascar has returned to new hampshire. this weekend is about more than just the races. that story on the way. sean: a california company is putting a new spin on drones. it is selling a kit that allows people to make their own drones out of legos. erin: just in time for the start of fall. we'll let you know where our viers say you can find the best apple cider donuts in the granite state. that black and white, we are one we anation indivisible. god. that republican and democrat, we are all americans. 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

>> very troubling allegations and concerning to the community as well. erin: now on "daybreak," a new hampton man is accused of sexually assaulting two children ten years ago. they are concerned there could be more victims. kevin: strong cold front is going to mean big changes for the weekend. all of the details ahead. sean: it is time to race. nascar is excitement is building at the speedway for sunday's race in the chase for the cup. >> big g, little o, go, eagles, go. erin: this local cheerleading squad is getting ready for a national competition. they are building friendships. >> no one covers new hampshire like we do. now wmur "news 9 daybreak".