erin: now on "daybreak," a deadly officer-involved shooting in claremont. what we're learning about the investigation. >> hours away from the first presidential debate here on hofstra university on long island. hear off the candidates have should expect. that's coming up. kevin: frost or hard breeze. we'll talk about sunshine, warmer temperatures, and two systems we're tracking ahead. sean: remarkable rescue. how long he spent adrift in a draft before finally being saved yesterday. >> no one covers new hampshire like we do. now wmur "news 9 daybreak."

thanks for joining us today. i'm erin fehlau. sean: i'm sean mcdonald. waking up to cold temperatures. kevin: a hard freeze. even some thick fog. down to 31 in plymouth early on. we've seen it as cold as the upper 20's in spots this morning. within a few degrees of the record low in portsmouth. we'll start it out with clear skies after any fog burns off. good deal of sunshine after a gold start to the day. this afternoon. first of two systems that we'll have arriving later tonight. much more in just a bit. let's look at your monday morning ride. we're joined live by deb davidson. good morning. deb: good morning. right now if you are starting your commute, everything is looking decent. then from the hooksett tolls down to the state

moving well. in massachusetts, no delays on 93, 3, 95, or 495, from the traffic network, i'm deb davidson for 95.7 wzid. sean: thanks. topping the news this horning, an autopsy is scheduled for today on the body of a man killed in an officer-involved shooting in claremont. >> 25-year-old cody lafont died early yesterday morning after a confrontation with police. ray brewer is following the this morning live from the attorney general's office in concord. good morning, ray. ray: good morning. the attorney general's office leading the investigation. officials say it could take some time to figure out exactly what happened up there in claremont. they do tell us that police were called to congress street just before 5:00 yesterday morning after someone called 911 requesting service. it is not clear exactly what that call was for.

25-year-old cody lafont at the home and lafont was killed. no officers were injured in the incident. investigators will not say if there's any dash camera or body camera video showing what happened. >> we provide detail written report that sets forth all of the information gathered as well as the legal conclusions as to what if any criminal matter should be brought. this case is no different than think other of the cases. >> i'm we've lived in the neighborhood since 1985. i've never seen any problems. ray: they say it was an isolated incident and they will release more information. officials haven't released the name of the officer involved in the shooting. an autopsy planned for later today. reporting live in concord. erin: thank you. a salem man is scheduled

record women. 55-year-old joseph hennessey was convicted earlier on four counts. he placed a camera inside a flower pot in a woman's bathroom back in 2014. sean: donald trump and hillary clinton will share a debate stage for the first time tonight. they face off tonight in new york. this is the first of three presidential debates before the general election in no address things like security and the direction our country is going. abc's stephanie ramos breaks down what to expect. >> it is show time. hillary clinton and donald trump facing off for the first one on one debate tonight in new york. home turf. >> they say she's been practicing. >> you have to be

stuff. i'm drawing on my experience in elementary school. >> we got a look at workers put the final touches on the stage at hofstra university on long island. the first presidential debate will be divided into six segments for a total of 90 minutes. the audience is instructed not to boo or cheer. both candidates trying to prove why they should lead the fashion. >> i'm very excited just to see what the candidates bring. i think the first debate will really kind of feeling. reporter: how have the candidates been prepping into the debate? >> it is unfair to ask for hillary to play traffic cop with trump, make sure his lies are corrected, and also to present her vision for what she wants to do. reporter: senior campaign sources say trump hasn't focused on mock policy or debate. >> we certainly hope the

answer the questions that the american people have. they deserve and expect the candidates to be talking about the issues. reporter: the race couldn't be any tighter. the polls show hillary clinton holding at 26%. donald trump just two points behind. stephanie ramos, abc news, new york. sean: you can watch the debate this evening right here on wmur. coverage from hofstra university starts at 9:00. while donald trump is getting ready for the debate, his running mate will be here in new hampshire today. republican have the issue nominee, mike pence, has a rally planned at 1:30 this afternoon. doors open at 11:30. you need a ticket for this. this is pence's second visit to the granite state since becoming trump's running mate. and hillary clinton will return to new hampshire on wednesday for the first time since the democratic national convention. she will campaign at the

bernie sanders. the event will focus on student debt and college tuition. erin: a new black lives matter flag is flying over the campus after the original flag was stolen. the flag was raised late last week as a sign of solidarity and a way to speak out against racism. the flag is flying on a poll used to celebrate and support members of the university community. not everyone was happy about the flag. it was stolen sometime saturday night. >> i don't k someone would take it down. it really didn't -- i don't know. i didn't see it offending many people. >> you preach all lives matter. and then ignore a huge population of the country that we live in getting brutalized and objectified. i think it was hurtful and hateful. erin: the flag was replaced last night. police continue to inisles gait the theft. a fisherman has an incredible story of survival to tell this morning.

carman alive a drift in an inflatable life draft, more than a week after she was seen. carman and his mother were reported miss when they didn't return. the coast guard searched 50,000 square miles before suspending their efforts on friday. his mother is still missing. nathan should make a full recovery. sean: the man known in golf circles as the king has passed away. arnold palmer died from heart problems. palmer won seven major championships and earned 62 total wins on the pga tour and helped broaden the appeal and popularity of the game of golf. he went on to great success in golf course design, wine making, and apparel. arnold palmer was 87. almost famous for the drink. erin: many fans. still ahead, honoring

what supporters hope the peace garden will help to do. sean: another ocean oddity. what the rare blue lobster will spend the time doing. erin: ahead at 5:30. action from the festival. introducing the new double meat signature wraps from subway. handcrafted with a generous portion of protein and topped with the perfect blend of veggies and sauce. now you can get the flavor you've been craving. try our new double meat signature wraps

narrator: over and over it's been their agenda: anything to defund planned parenthood. kelly ayotte and washington republicans voted 6 different times to defund planned parenthood. they're on a crusade to block services new hampshire women and families depend on: cancer screenings, birth control, basic women's healthcare. kelly ayotte and washington republicans have put defunding planned parenthood at the top of their agenda... and it's time for that to change.

kevin: coldest start that we've had in quite near record lows in portsmouth. down to 30 in the north country. we're looking ahead to sunshine today and two systems that we're tracking for the week ahead. the details coming up. sean: chilly up north. there's a new tribute honoring the victims of the boston marathon bombing. erin: a special peace garden was dedicated in massachusetts in

hots major, marty walsh, says this is a way to turn tragedy into something positive. >> you can feel the breeze and crystal. >> it is finally open. >> there's a lot of beautiful things. like patriots day and everything else. yeah. i hope people get a lot of relaxation. erin: the peace garden also pays tribute to m lingzee. sean: and a pie event in milton. it included plenty of pie eating. it helps them preserve and share the granite state heritage. i'm sure that people left happy. the weather was perfect for a run. more than 2,000 people took part in the third annual seacoast cancer

the seacoast cancer center. race organizers say it was the biggest road race in dover's history. erin: great weather too for it. another lobster has been saved from the dinner table. a lobsterman from portsmouth found this one in his traps last week. it is a blue lobster with freckles and a white belly. only one in every ten million lobsters is blue. the captain has donated to the world aquarium in hampton. it is going to visit schools throughout new england. safe from the lobster pot. sean: such dynamic colors. heavy traffic could be a good things. how all of the cars could help keep the

colin van ostern: i'm colin van ostern. you can go online and read our plan to create good jobs and keep young families in new hampshire. first, we should cut inefficient state spending, just like a business. no sales tax, no income tax. we need to help small businesses and startups grow with less red tape. lower college costs and cut student debt. and expand clean energy.

sean: crews saved several paintings yesterday that are now being taken away from restoration. they have removed a statue, chandelier, and bell towers as part of the effort to preserve the cultural heritage. nearly 3,000 people died and 4,000 people lost their homes. thousands of people have left their homes in cedar rapids, iowa this morning as the cedar river starts to spill its banks. the river crest tomorrow morning and 5,000 homes have been evacuated as a result. schools will closed in cedar rapids through at least wednesday. crew haves been working for days to build temporary levies to try to contain the flood waters. erin: it was a magnificent weekend at the box office. the magnificent 7 took in $35 million. that make it is one of

the animated movie, "storks" and "sully" were second and third. changes to the happy meal. starting today they are testing out all-day breakfast options for the children's meals with mcgriddles or a mcmuffin. it is only available in tulsa, oklahoma right now, but it could be available everywhere next year. driving confused a heavy traffic can be used to power homes. the california energy commission is investing $2 million to discover whether certain cry crystals can be used to effectively produce electricity. they know it works, but it is not clear if it is cost effective. similar projects have been continued. that would be pretty cool; right? sean: there's certainly plenty

if you can make a positive out of. kevin: especially california. a lot of traffic. there are a lot of areas dropping back to as cold as we've been so far this season. we have the mostly clear skies. there's some fog to contend with early this morning. as we look ahead, a cold start. a lot of sunshine. highs in the 60's. pretty close to the averages. some showers will move through with a quick-moving front later on tonight. then we'll have the fair skies tomorrow afternoon and wednesday with some showers possible later this week with slow-moving system. freeze warning still up north this morning. we're talking several hours below the freezing mark. the potential there for 8:00 this morning. in central and some western areas of the state to the merrimack valley, the potential for frost early this morning. we are going to continue to see that chance of at least the frost through 7:00 or 8:00. then from there, sunshine should help quickly later on this morning as we climb into the 60's. here's the front that moves through here overnight tonight and

temperatures will be warmer by the time we get there. temperatures anywhere from near 30 up north, 32 in plymouth, to 35 in lebanon. 32 in keene this morning, 34 in jaffrey, 36 in nashua. again some patchy fog. the usual suspects will continue to see it give way to sunshine. temperatures running another five or six degrees cooler than yesterday morning. you'll notice a little bit of a warm up here in the midwest. that makes its way toward us. eventually some cooler air replaces that. highs today just about statewide up into the 60's. a little bit of a sea breeze at the coastline. inland sections light breeze out of the south and southwest. fair skies and a good deal of sunshine. increase in clouds during the evening. we get past midnight tonight, a pretty good chance of showers and it may start the day tomorrow not looking at heavy rain. maybe a quarter to a third of an inch.

setting up fair skies. temperatures in the 60's to lower 70's. from there, we'll look for any sort of morning sunshine on wednesday to give way to some clouds. there will be a system riding up the east coast slowly. that will mean some scattered shower chances. as we go through later wednesday, thursday, friday, and into saturday, none of the days looks like a tremendous washout. we will run the risk of some showers each of those days going into the end of the week with temperatures in the 60's. for the time being, we start off cold this on later on this afternoon, notice a few high clouds later on in the day. extended forecast shows temperatures bumped up a little bit tomorrow as clearing skies early. then settling into the 60's. otherwise close to the normal averages for this time of year. it will be partial sunshine on wednesday and some scattered showers thursday, friday, saturday. none of those at least right now look like complete washouts by any stretch. temperatures close to

rain, it was a beautiful weekend. kevin: gorgeous weekend. scattered showers in the forecast. sean: all right. we'll start with ray brewer. ray: the attorney general's office is leading the investigation into an officer-involved shooting in claremont that left one man dead. they were called before 5:00 sunday morning after someone called 911. it is unclear exactly what that call was for. but at some point, police said the confrontation with lafont was killed. no officers were injured in the incident. sean: a man was sentenced for using a hidden camera to record women inside a restaurant. 55-year-old joseph hennessey was convicted earlier this month. a fisherman from vermont is safe after spending more than a week a drift in a life raft. 22-year-old nathan carman was picked up by a frighter yesterday. his mother is still missing.

royal first opinion. the royal family is touring parts of canada,

sean: welcome back. hundreds of people hit the streets of peru with their pets for what is known as the dogathon. erin: it is known to help promote sports teem people and animal. winners got a year of free dog food. sean: dogs love to run. so they are going to love a race like that. prince william and the duchess of cambridge are

this is the first trip as a family of four. erin: the children are nearby with a nanny. this is the first overseas trip for charlotte. she has only made three previous public appearances. the princess and prince are only expected to make a couple of public appearances during their eight day trip to british columbia and the yukon. those are two cute kid sean: you know what's disappoint i had the pack and play and the diaper bag. erin: yeah, they travel with a nanny. sean: i didn't do that either. we'll check out the highlights and hear from the winner at the magic mile. erin: plus the shopping nightmare. why target is getting

griffin: our daughter 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... pam griffin: we knew we had to save other families from losing their children. kelly reached out to us.

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 - 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. pam griffin: kelly believes recovery is possible.

>> no one covers new hampshire like we do. now wmur "news 9 daybreak." sean: good morning to you on this monday, september 26th. a live look outside. it is 41 degrees in portsmouth. it is colder up north. in fact, it feels like a crisp fall morning out there. erin: it seems that fall temperature is going to kind of continue throughout the week. the forecast after the top stories and the attorney general's office is investigating a deadly officer-involved shooting in claremont. today an autopsy is scheduled on the body of a man who was killed. the race for the white house will be heating up tonight as hillary clinton and donald trump square off in their first presidential debate. and state police are investigating an accident on 89 in concord that involved a car landing upright in a tree. sean: it is that time of year when you start to worry about

them. kevin: for me it is the jalape?os. we start off with temperatures around 30 in the north country. 28 in mt. washington. we're in the mid 30's to lower 40's elsewhere early this morning. a frost for some. they haven't seen a hard freeze up north. temperatures in the 60's. a lot of sunshine for the afternoon. sean: this is the new normal out there. let'sck roads. here's a live look. kevin: i may or may not have turned that on. we're joined live by deb davidson. good monday morning, deb. deb: good morning. definitely need the heater in the car. we'll see heavier than normal volume. lots of race traffic will continue to exit out. 101 is moving well from

95 not seeing any delays. if you are heading into massachusetts right now, all major roads are up to speed. from the wzid traffic network, i'm deb davidson for 95.7wzid. erin: all right. thank you. an autopsy is being performed today on the body of a man killed in an officer-involved shooting in claremont. sean: the attorney general's office says the shooting happened shortly before 5:00 after police were called to the home on congress street. the man who been identified as 25-year-old cody lafont. ray brewer live at the ag's office. is there any word on what lead up to the shooting? ray: not yet. officials are telling us this could be a lengthy investigation as they try to figure out the circumstances surrounding this deadly officer-involved shooting. >> a little before 5:00, 5:00 a.m. i heard three gunshots. made me nervous. i didn't dare turn any lights on.

it was very nerve racking. >> claremont police responded to a home on congress street early sunday morning after receiving a 911 call. when they arrived, there was some sort of a confrontation that resulted in the officer-involved shooting. 25-year-old cody lafont was killed. none of the officers were hurt. right now it is unclear what lead to the deadly shooting. >> i'm really surprised. in the neighborhood we've lived here since . problems. ray: they took pictures and collected evidence. they are not saying if any video was recorded from a dash camera or body camera. >> we provide detail written report that sets forth all of the information gathered as well as the legal conclusions as to what, if any, criminal matter should be brought. the case is no different than any of the other case that is we deal with. >> i'm sad to see this has happened.

crazy world that we live in today. >> i just feel sad for what happened. i feel sad for the police officer. ray: the ag's office says it was an isolated incident. they hope to be able to release more information once their investigation is complete. reporting live in concord, ray brewer, wmur news 9. sean: all right. thanks. authorities in weymouth, massachusetts are investigating an officer-involved shooting. >> going on. sean: it happened when officers responded to the report of a suicidal report. the woman ignored the commands to drop the knife. that's when the officer fired one shot hitting the woman in the

hospital. erin: tonight hillary clinton and donald trump will share the stage. there's a lot of stake for both candidates. nikole killion is in washington with a preview. reporter: it will be focused on america's direction, prosperity. they both met separately with binyamin netanyahu. both campaigns took early swipes. >> we are concerned about the double standard. >> the clinton called for trump to be fact checked. >> i don't appreciate campaigns thinking it is the job of the media to

fact checker. >> they say it is not the moderator's role. >> i don't think the moderator needs to serve as the encyclopedia. reporter: and the candidate strategies. >> one of the biggest challenges that hillary clinton faces in terms of preparing for the debate is trump is so unpredictable. she doesn't know what do who he is going to be debating. reporter: clinton has debated more than 30 times. this will be trump's first one on one debate with another candidate. in washington, nikole killion, wmur news 9. sean: thank you. watch the first debate live here on wmur starting at 9:00. sean: state police are investigating a crash involving a car that landed upright in

concord yesterday. firefighters had to cut down trees in order to get the driver out. the 53-year-old massachusetts man was taken to the hospital with non-life threatening injuries. we could learn more details today about a stabbing at the new hampshire motor speedway in louden. two men were stabbed friday night during a fight that involved four people, the victims were taken to the hospital, and no word yet if any arrests have been made. erin: in recent years they have opened the road to vehicles. conservation officers are responding to atv-related issues while they juggle other situations like rescues. a state commission was formed earlier this year

when it comes to atvs. sean: thousands of people packed in over berlin. this was the first time the national event posted was held in beer again. organizers say 7100 people from 26 states attended. thousands of dollars in rises for given away, including three polar race atvs. the event ended with saturday by a performance with country duo big and rich followed by a firew weather for an event like that. erin: seriously. they are doing a lot of laundry. coming up, to more mini carts at target. why the company decided to remove the carts. sean: the smell of fall is in the air. the benefits experts say the autumn scents can have on your health. kevin: another cold start. warming up ahead of the first of two systems. the latest timeline with

when i first found out that carl had been using heroin on and off for a year. i immediately thought not my son. i found him in his bathroom with a syringe still in his hand and that was the worst day of my life. 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.

kevin: monday morning, september 26th. as cold as we've been,

the next system even coming after it with your forecast coming up. sean: thanks. people across the world are remembering the life of golf legend, arnold palmer. he died yesterday of complications from heart problems. the ceo of arnold palmer enterprises says palmer was admitted to a hospital last weeing for cardiovascular work. he grew weeker over the next few days. he was 87. palmer ranks among the most important figures in golf history. he wonev >> i think arnold penalty a lot to a lot of people. if it wasn't for arnold palmer, i don't think the pga tour would be what it was today playing for the obscene amounts of money and he brought the game to the masses in the 1960's and 1970's. even though he wasn't

will leave the lasting legacy. sean: he was a pioneer in sports marketing, paves the way for others to make millions in endorsement. some four decades after his last pga tour win, he ranked among the highest earnings in golf. erin: baseball fans and players are mourning the death of miami marlin's pitcher, jose fernandez. the 24-year-old and two of their friends were killed when the boat slammed into a jet off of the beach. the at full speed. fernandez was a two-time all star who won the national league's rookie of the year award in 2013. >> i don't know if there's words to express, you know, how i feel. it is a tremendous loss. and my heart goes out to his family. reporter: the march --

tonight's game will be played as scheduled. sean: a man suspected of killing five people will face a charge. arcan cetin will face a judge. he shot the victims in a makeup department of a macy's store. they haven't commented on a possible motive. once the neighbors say he was so creepy, rude, and obnoxious she kept a taser by her front door. erin: a huge relief to target sh away with the kids-size shopping card. the move comes after target introduced the kiddie cart. after getting numerous complaints about the kids misbehaving, they were removed. what do you think? michael says the cards aren't the problem, it

jennifer says sometimes the adults aren't any better with the regular carts. let us know what you think. sean: ah -- demonic? erin: i don't know. i think they are trying to get kids to say that is when i want to buy. sean: i'm sure a lot of candy and cereal. the 44th race is in the books for the new hampshire motor speedway. erin: the event ended with the race. the bad boy off road 300. martin truex jr. domina half. matt kenseth made his move. it was a clean race until this happened. 37 laps to go. they bumped into each other and turned to. mcdoe well ended one a cut tire. the caution came out. kenset stayed on the track through the final cautions. he did not go to pit row for new tires. with six laps to go. kevin harvick passed for the lead. he hung on from there

year and his second win at the magic mile since 2006. our jason king interviewed him in victory lane. >> just really proud of everybody. especially everybody on the number four chevrolet team for everything that they've done. everybody had a solid day. i would have been happy with third or fourth there with the way the whole format worked. we needed a solid day. we had a chance to win there at the end. we had a couple good restarts happen. erin: i was pretty happy. the race is set for the chase. sean: great day for racing. the red sox took on the rays in florida. the game was tied 1-1. pedroia hit a solo home run. it was a nice start for eduardo rodriguez in the third. he struck out longoria and brad miller. the boston bullpen gave up the lead.

david ortiz came through again. he hit a double and pedroia ended up scoring on at error by the ray's catcher. the sox went on to win, making it 11 wins in a row for boston. they play at the yankees tomorrow night. erin: have you smelled the fall air yet? experts say there are certain scents of autumn that can be good for your health. the smell of cinnamon is known to sharpen your mind, improving memory and attention span. some studies suggest that apples migraine episodes. pumpkins have a number of health benefits, including protecting your skin and boosting your immune system. sean: i thought you were talking about decays leaves. kevin: it is that smell in the air usually as you start to see the humidity fade for the summer season. it is very invigorating. we start off with maybe too much of a good thing. we start off pretty chilly in some areas.

freeze warning until 8:00. we're talking several hours below the freezing mark. essentially ending the growing season for good for a lot of folks. while in central, south western, and even a few southern hairy as of the state, we're content, a frost advisory asnds dipping back into the mid 30's, allowing frost to form. there's been some fog that has developed in areas from the plymouth. that to contend with. as that gives way, we'll have a lot of sunshine today with a few high clouds later on this afternoon. the quick-moving front arriving after midnight tonight should be ending early tomorrow morning. there's a look at temperatures. you'll notice how they go up and down town by town as cool as 33 in bedford, still 42 in hampton falls this morning. 35 in durham down through windham. 34 in hollis. you get back out into

spots here. all the way down to the freezing mark. 33 in rindge. 33 in sunapee and new london. 31 into the lakes region. you have to be aware from the lake to see that early this morning. lake water still plenty warm, relatively speaking. up in the north country, we're talking temperatures between 30 and 35 as well with a hard freeze in some spots where temperature haves dipped back below the freezing mark. the other issue this morning besides warming up the c which will take a few hours to burn off early this morning. a light wind otherwise out of the south and southwest. notice what that does to temperatures. sunshine and temperatures up into the 60's. a little bit of a sea breeze at the coastline. a few degrees cooler. tonight we'll look for an increase in clouds. overnight showers moving through after midnight. the clouds should be quivering way to sunshine. a little jump in

we should be in the 60's thereafter. you'll notice some moisture lifting north ward. this is in response to a weak area of low pressure. it maybe enough to get the flow and keep us banked up starts later wednesday and continuing through thursday and friday. with that, scattered shower activity. we aren't looking at several inches of rain out this. chances of showers always needed as we go through the doubt we're in now. the first of two systems. as far as today is concerned, we get back into the the cold fog burning off. inside in clouds and overnight a round of showers with a light wind out of the south and southwest. as far as your extended forecast is concerned, temperatures in the 60's after one jump in temperature with the clearing skies tomorrow morning. looks like we're in the 60's otherwise. thursday, friday, and saturday we have the chance of scattered showers. none of those days look like complete washouts by any stretch. just kind of the gentle rain that we need in

although we're not going to see several inches of rain out of it. erin: all right. the temperature is definitely fall-like out there. kevin: not going anywhere any time soon. erin: all right. a stinky attraction drew more than 2,000 people over the weekend. morphy the corpse flower bloomed. they compare it to dirty diapers and rotting fish. snap a selfie. >> it is nature tissue it is most awesome. just the stink of it. it is smelling a lot less right now. >> it is a beautiful flower. i've never seen anything like it. >> it was a little stinky. my garbage smells worse. >> it was kind of gross. sean: kind of gross. in two words. erin: they all flocked to it. he will wilt and collapse either today or tomorrow. the plant is not

sean: are there health benefits to smell the rotting? erin: no. i think you have to go and smell the pumpkin spice coffee after that. sean: might need to off set things. still to come, an italian driver makes an incredible accomplishment. he set a new time record on one of the most dangerous roads. now time for the u local hot shots. this is ozzie taking in the fall air. he's enjoying things out there. submit your pictures and video. join the thous at wm i'm really good at war. i love war in a certain way.

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she ate like a pig. a person who's flat chested is very hard to be a 10. does she have a good body? no. does she have a fat [expletive]? absolutely. do you treat women with respect?

sean: an italian driver set a record. he covered the mountain route in 10:31. it is only 19 feet wide and has 99 sharp turns on the way up the

i'm sure. this is the first time racing the notoriously dangerous road. he has a nice car. erin: of course his name is fabio. kevin: that kind of goes without saying. erin: a woman got a huge surprise after placing an order with dominoes. she asked for chicken wings. instead she got a big stack of cash. kevin: they weigh about the same. nearly 5,000 she will not get free pizza for an employer -- pizza for an entire year, and her employer is giving her a week off. sean: isn't this the same thing that happened in "it is a wonderful life"? a fisherman was found after being lost at sea for more than a week.

officer-involve shooting from claremont. reporter: hillary clinton and donald trump go head to head in their first debate. erin: today marks a start for what could be a major change. it is now putting breakfast in the boxes. my prescription costs keep going up. it's more expensive every year. it would be a lot cheaper to buy my medication from canada. kelly ayotte voted to block consumers from buying safe medicines from canada. and voted against lower cost generic drugs. kelly ayotte gets all that money from the big drug industry.

kelly ayotte's not working for us.

erin: now on "daybreak," a deadly officer-involved shooting in claremont. what we're learning about the investigation. >> hours away from the first presidential debate here at hofstra university on long island. i'm stephanie ramos in new york. hear how the candidates have prepped and what we should expect. that's coming up. kevin: frost or a hard freeze. two systems that we're tracking ahead. sean: remarkable rescue. how adrift before being saved yesterday. >> no one covers new hampshire like we do. now wmur "news 9 daybreak." erin: good morning, new hampshire. i'm erin fehlau. sean: a lot of people like the fall weather. it is chilly this morning.