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.

be. a hard freeze up north. patchy fog is also formed in spots early this morning as temperature haves dropped back into the 30's to lower range of the 40's this horning. that 39 giving ways in portsmouth. we're in the lower 40's in manchester. one of the few spots. 60's for most. a good deal of sunshine. much more with your forecast in a bit. let's look at your monday morning drive. deb: good morning. your commute is going to start you at 89. on the southbound side, it is starting to get busy between exit one and the 93 ramps. 93 south is up to speed. from the wzid traffic network, i'm deb

sean: all right. an autopsy is scheduled for today on the body of a man killed in an officer-involved shooting in claremont. erin: cody lafont died after confrontation with police. ray: good morning. the attorney general's office investigation. police were called to the home just before 5:00 sunday morning after someone called 911 requesting service. it is unclear exactly what the call was for. at some points, police had a confrontation with 25-year-old cody lafont at the home and lafont was killed. no officers were injured in the incident. investigators not saying if there's any dash camera or body camera video showing what happened.

written report that sets forth all of the information as well as our legal conclusions as to what, if any, criminal matter should be brought. this case is no different than any of the other cases that we deal with. >> i'm surprised. in the neighborhood, we've lived here since 1985. i've never seen any problems. ray: investigators say this was an isolated incident. they will release more information once their investigation is complete. officials have not officer who was involved in the shooting. once again an autopsy planned for later today. reporting live in concord, ray brewer, wmur news 9. erin: all right. thank you. a salem man is scheduled to be sentenced today for using a hidden camera to record women inside a restaurant bathroom. 53-year-old joseph hennessey was convicted earlier on four counts. he placed a camera inside a flower spot in arlington, massachusetts

sean: it is almost time. donald trump and hillary clinton will share the debate stage when they face off in new york. this is the first of three presidential debates before the general election in november. it is expected to address things like security and the direction our country is going. stephanie ramos breaks down what to new york. home turf for both of them. >> they say she's been practicing. some people she's slipping. >> you have to be prepared for wacky stuff that comes at you. i'm drawing on my experience in elementary school. >> we got a look at workers put the final touches on the stage on long island. the first presidential debate between clinton and trump will be divided into six segments for a total 90 minutes.

to prove why they should lead the nation. >> i'm very excited just to see what the candidates bring. i think the first debate will really kind of solidify how i'm feeling. >> how have the candidates been prepping? diving into profiles. >> it is unfair to play draft cop and present her vision. >> senior campaign sources say trump has focused on policy. >> he will answer the questions as we hope that they go to policy. answer the questions that the american people have. they deserve and expect these candidates to be talking about the issues. >> and the race couldn't be any tighter. a new abc washington post poll shows hillary clinton holding at 46%. donald trump just two points behind.

news, new york. sean: we are just hours away. coverage tonights at 9:00. while donald trump is getting ready, his running mate is in new hampshire. mike pence has afternoon event planned. doors open at 11:30. this visit. hillary clinton will return on bend she will campaign alongside bernie sanders. the event will focus on student debt and college tuition. average new black lives matter flag. it is raised as a sign

the flag is flying to support members of the community. not everyone was happy. it was stolen saturday night. >> i don't know why someone would take it down. i don't know. i didn't see it offending many people. >> you preach all lives matter and ignore a huge population of the country we live in. i think it is and hateful. >> the flag was replaced last night. police continue to investigate the theft. an incredible story of survival. a freighter found 22-year-old nathan carman alive off of the coast of rhode island more than a week after he was last seen. carman and his mother were reported missing when they didn't return from a fishing trip. the coast guard searched 60,000 square miles

his mother is still missing. officials say that nathan should make a full recovery. >> the man known in golf circles as the king has passed away. he died from heart problems three days after he was admitted to the hospital. he earned 62 tour wins and helped broaden the appeal. he went on to great success in golf apparel. he was 87. a lot of people reacting to that. erin: honoring the victims. what supporters hope the peace garden will help to do. sean: another ocean oddity. what the rare blue lobster will spend the winter doing. erin: ahead at 6:30, some of the action from the off road festival that brought thousands of people to the north country.

li 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. let's take the next step forward,

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kevin: monday morning, september 26th. temperatures cold, we tied a record low in portsmouth. sunshine and in the 60's. details coming up. sean: a lot of furnaces kicking in. there's a new tribute honoring the victims of the boston marathon bombing. erin: a special garden was dedicated in memory of crystal

boston's mayor, marty walsh, says this is a way to turn tragedy into something positive. >> you can feel her with every breeze. >> i'm grateful it is here and the day is here. it is finely open. . beautiful. >> there's a lot of beautiful things. yeah. i hope people get a lot of relaxation here. erin: itls martin richard, sean collier, and lui lingxi. sean: they turned out for the great pie festival. it raises money to help preserve and share the heritage. a neat location. the weather was perfect for a run. more than 2,000 people took part in the third annual seacoast cancer

race organizers say it was the biggest road race in dover's history. erin: another lobster has been saved from the dinner table. look at this. a lobsterman from portsmouth found this in one of his traps. it is a rare blue lobster with freckles and a white belly. only one in every ten million lobsters is blue. he has donated the lobster to the it will visit schools throughout new england. it is going to live on. sean: the colors are beautiful. coming up, heavy traffic could be a good thing. how all of the cars could help keep the lights on at home. erin: preserving history. the efforts underway

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. i'm maggie hassan

sean: firefighters rescuing from last month's deadly earthquake. they saved several painting that are taken away for restoration. they have removed a statue and chandelier as part of the effort to preserve the cultural heritage. nearly 3,000 people died in the quake and thousands of people left their homes. sean: thousand they say the river will crest tomorrow morning. 5,000 homes have been evacuated. schools are closed in cedar rapids, iowa until wednesday. crews are working to contain the flood waters. erin: it was a magnificent weekend at box office. the new denzel washington and chris pratt flick "magnificent seven" took in $30

that's the biggest debut for a western ever. "storks" was second and "sully" fell to third. starting today mcdonald's testing out breakfast happy meal. right now it is only available in tulsa, oklahoma, but it could be available driving uses a lot of energy. officials want to know if heavy traffic can be used to power homes. they are investigating to discover whether certain cry sals can be used to produce electricity. scientists know that technology works. it is not clear if it is cost effective. similar project haves been discontinued in

world. sean: can you imagine? turn the negative into energy. kevin: there's a lot of traffic. as sold as we have been. we have dropped back to the freezing mark. you notice there some ice up on the observatory. temperatures there have been stuck in the 20's. they are currently 27 with the clear skies ea cold start and a lot of sunshine up into the 60's this afternoon. some showers with a quick moving front and mainly after midnight. from there, tomorrow and wednesday looks like fair skies and then some showers thereafter. the freeze warning posted for the northern third of the state for temperatures at or below freezing for several hours. frost advisory. mid 30's allowing the

mt. washington valley to the merrimack valley. we start off with a good deal of fair skies. you'll notice back to the west, looks like clouds will start approving. temperatures will be warmer. notice the 29 in whitefield. still 40 leg. 41 in manchester. down to 35 in nashua. near the freezing mark in keene. patchy fog. these at the local airports. plymouth, lebanon, and keene. visibility at or below a mile. you'll notice the surge in warmth as the coldest of the air rotates through. we'll get a light southwesterly wind.

into the 60's. a couple of employees warmer. increase in clouds. scattered showers will be pushing through. nothing terribly organized or heavy. skies will clear tomorrow setting up the warming day. notice how the clouds return through the day on wednesday. there could be a shower around later in the afternoon. i think the letter chances are going to be thursday or friday and saturday. shouldn't be all day rains. the chance of showers with more clouds and the system up the coast. temperatures up into the 60's. first of two systems with showers around early tomorrow morning. that will pull away to the warmest day of the week. from there, we're back into the 60's. increase in clouds on wednesday. quite a quit in the way of cloudiness and scattered activity. maybe even a linger shower.

huge rainfall. any shower activity is a benefit. sean: let's check out the top stories with ray brewer. ray: one man is dead. the attorney general's office is leading the investigation. they called to congress street just before 5:00 on sunday morning. it is unclear exactly what someone had placed the 911 call for. but at some point, po confrontation with 25-year-old cody lafont at the home. lafont was killed. no officers injured in the incident. sean: a salem man is scheduled to be sentenced today for using a hidden camera to record women inside a restaurant bathroom back in 2014. 55-year-old joseph hennessey was convicted earlier this month. a fisherman is safe after spending more than a week adrift. 22-year-old nathan carman was picked up off of the rhode island coast yesterday.

missing. erin: coming up on "daybreak," this monday morning, a royal first. the royal family is

sean: hundreds of people hit the streets for what is known as a dogathon. erin: the race is designed and dogs and masters had to run the two or four kilometer. winners got a year of free dog food. there was incentive here. sean: do you think the dogs? free food? it moved faster here? prince william and the duchess of cambridge are

canada as they continue their first official overseas trip as a family of four. erin: princess charlotte and princess george are nearby with a nanny. all eyes are on the royal children. this is the first overseas trip for charlotte and she's only made free previous public appearances. the princess and prince are only expected to make a couple of appearances what an adorable baby. sean: do you think he's strolling around like all dads do? erin: plus a shopping nightmare. why target are getting

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.

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.

>> no one covers new hampshire like we do. now wmur "news 9 daybreak." sean: a crisp fall mornin. good morning. a beautiful sunrise. 41 degrees. colder. we need extra blankets. erin: at the forecast today. they are investigating a deadly officer-involved shooting. the autopsy is scheduled for 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 debate. and state police are investigating an accident on 89 and concord.

weekend. kevin: the second night. that will arrive later on tonight. for the time being, upper 20's to near 30. freezes up in the north country. we see patchy frost. we get back into the 60's. that will be with sunshine. in. kevin: for a look at morning drive, joined live by deb davidson. deb: good morning. we are beginning to see some building volume. no problems on interstate away from concord to lebanon. it is a bit busy on the southbound side.

and interstate 95 are up to speed. from the traffic network, i'm deb davidson. erin: an autopsy is being performed on the body of a man killed in an officer-involved shooting in claremont. sean: the attorney generals saying the shooting happened shortly before 5:00 after police were called to the home on congress street. the man who died after been identified as 25-year-old cody lafont of claremont. ag's office in concord. 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 the deadly officer-involved shooting. >> a little bit more 5:00 i heard three gunshots. it made me nervous. i didn't know if there was somebody in the neighborhood running. it was very nerve racking.

claremont responded to a home early sunday morning after receiving an 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 surprised. in the neighborhood we've lived here since 1985. i've never seen any problems. collected evidence. at this point, they are not saying whether any video was recorded from a dash camera or body camera. >> we provide the detail and written report as well as the legal conclusions as that what if any criminal matter should be brought. this case is no different than any of the other case that is we deal with. >> i'm kind of sad to see this has happened. i think it is just adds to the crazy world that we live in today.

i feel sad for the police officer. ray: the ag's office says this was an isolated incident. they expect to release more information once their investigation is complete. sean: thanks. authorities investigating an officer-involved shooting. police say the shooting happened when officers responded to the report of a suicidal person yesterday morning. one of the officers was confronted by a 46-year-old woman who was hysterical and carrying a large knife. the woman ignored the officer's command to drop the knife. that's when the officers fired one shot, hitting the woman. she's now recovering in the hospital. she faces a charge of assault with a dangerous

erin: tonight hillary clinton and donald trump will share the stage for the first time as they go head to head in a presidential debate. there's a lot at stake as the polls tighten with election day just six weeks away. nikole killion is in washington this morning with a preview. reporter: this will be a 90-minute debate focused on three themes, the direction, prosperity, and security. before taking the stage tonight, hillary clinton and donald trump showed off the foreign policy, meeting israeli prime minister, binyamin netanyahu. they described meetings and took early swipes. >> what we're concerned about is that there might be some sort of double standard here. donald trump can't lie on the debate stage and win or even get a passing grade. reporter: the clinton called for trump to be fact checked. >> i don't appreciate campaigns thinking it is the job of the media to go and be the virtual fact checker.

moderator's role. >> i don't think it is a good idea to get the moderator into essentially serving as the encyclopedia. >> the debate is not designed to push candidates past talking points and one liners. reporter: paul hayes on the strategies. >> one of the biggest challenges that hillary clinton faces is trump is so unpredictable. she doesn't know what donald trump is going to show up. in contrast, i think donald trump knows to be debating. reporter: clinton has debated more than 30 time. this will be the first for trump with another candidate. in washington, nikole killion, wpmur news 9. erin: 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 some trees. look at picture right here. this car veered off of i-89 in concord yesterday afternoon.

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 the 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. there's no word yet if arrests have been made. erin: more and more atv riders that's leaving them feeled stretched. in recent years, some town haves opened the road systems to off-road vehicle. police are in charge of handling reckless driving and speed complaints. conservation officers are responding to atv-related issues while they juggle other situations like rescues. a state commission to make relateses to address the responsibilities when it comes to atv's.

thousands of people backed into berlin for the camp razer. this was the first time the national event hosted. thousands of prizes were given away. the event ended on saturday with a performance by country duo big and rich followed by a fireworks display. beautiful weather for that a lot of laundry to do. erin: i know. clean off the atv's. coming up, no more mini carts at target. why the company decided to remove all kid-sized carts from its stores. sean: and the smell of fall. the benefits experts say the autumn scents can have on your health. kevin: certainly feeling like autumn. two shower chances. details coming up.

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, doug griffin: our family's tragedy could happen to any family... pam griffin: we knew we had to save other families from losing their children. kelly reached out to us. doug griffin: she came to my family to learn more. pam griffin: she listened to what we had to say, who we were - she cared about us... she didn't know us. pam griffin: we talked about the ways to remove the stigma of addiction so parents can get help. doug griffin: kelly co-authored the comprehensive addiction and recovery act -

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. kelly: i'm kelly ayotte and i approved this message. 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.

unishment. matthews: for the woman? trump: yeah, there has to be some form. vo: ayotte and trump: wrong for new hampshire women. senate majority pac is responsible for the content of this advertising. kevin: monday morning. 39 in la port city. we'll see if they goes

frost for some. ahead to warmer times coming up. sean: people are remembering the life of golf legend, arnold palmer. he died of complications from heart problems. palmer was admitted to the hospital last week for cardiovascular work. he grew weaker over the next few days. he was 87. he won seven majors and 62pga tour wins. >> i think arnold meant a lot to a lot of people. golfers first and foremost. if it wasn't for arnold palmer, the pga tour wouldn't be what it was today. he really brought the came to the masses. he's the one that will leave the lasting

sean: away from the golf course, he was a pioneer. erin: mourning are the marlins over the 24-year-old pitcher jose fernandez. fernande all star who won the rookie of the year award in 2013. >> i don't know if there was words to accident press how i feel. it is a tremendous loss. my heart goes out to his family. erin: the marlin's sunday game

will be played against the new york mets as planned. sean: 20-year-old arcan cetin is charged with five counts of first-degree murder. he shot them in the makeup department of macy's. they haven't commented on the motive. one of his neighbors says he was so creepy, rude, and obnoxious, she kept a front door. erin: they have done away with the kids-sized shopping carts. the move comes after they ridiculed calling them irritating. they introduced them in a handful of stores to test them out. after getting numerous complaints about kids misbelieving with them, the carts were removed. sean: i guess if you were doing that, i would get rid of them too. erin: on the facebook page, we're asking what you think. michael writes they

the problem is the parent who don't control or discipline their children. kim writes yore restores have them and kids push them around like they are toys. if a parent has more than one child with them, all they can do it fight over the fact that the other one has more items. target is getting rid of them. sean: what? children are sometimes hard to control? my jaw just hit the floor. the4t hampshire motor speedway. erin: the event ended with the big race, the bad boy off road 300. martin truex jr. dominated the first half. on lap 179, matt kenseth made his move, passing for the lead. it was a clean race until this happened with 37 laps to go, clint boyer and mike the mcdowell dumped in. his ended up with a cut tire.

caution. he did not go to pit road for the new tires. with six laps to go, kevin harvick passed kenseth for the lead. he hung on from there and went on to claim his third victory of the year and his second win six 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. we kept ourself in the game a day. i would have been happy with third or fourth with the way the hole format worked. we needed a solid day. we had a chance to win there at the end. we had a couple of good restart. we were able to make it happen. erin: third or fourth. really? look at that. he looks pretty happy. the next race is set for this sunday at dover international speedway in delaware. sean: the red sox took on the

eduardo rodriguez as well. he struck out evan longoria and brad miller. the boston bullpen gave up the lead. the game went to extra innings. david ortiz came through once again. he hit a double. pedroia ended up scoring on the era by the rays catcher. the sox went on to win 3-2. here's the score for boston. bomb. they play the yankees there goes the ball. erin: have you smelled the fall air yet? there are certain scents of autumn that can be good for your health. the smell of cinnamon is known to sharpen your mind, improve memory, and attention span. some studies suggest that apples can shorten migraine. nutmeg can help with muscle relaxation, and stress relief and pumpkins have a number of health benefits, including protecting your skin and boosting your immune system.

coffee if you are drinking it today; right? it's got to be good for you. sean: i eat lots of hot tomales. it is cinnamon. that helps my -- erin: that's not a fall flavor. kevin: that's not a seasonal thing. sean: candy corn. does that help? am i missing the point there? kevin: i think you may be veering off. a beautiful sunrise. the live w hard freeze in parts of the north country. patchy frost elsewhere. you can see the ice there on top of mt. washington. temperatures have been in the 20's there and continue that way early this morning. they've been that way for 36 hours now. breeze warning up north. frost advisories in central, south western, and some central and southern areas of the state early morning. again this is going until about 8:00. temperatures will climb quickly from there. we're up into the 60's

wind out of the southwest. the next front starts to move in later on this evening with an increase in clouds after sunset and then eventually the chance of some showers after midnight through about 7:00 or 8:00 tomorrow morning. as we psyched -- cycle through the temperatures, this is the way it goes. elevation and patchy following in areas. you can see within a few miles of each other, newton down to 33. hampton falls at 40. new boston at 40. this morning. your gauge may read something completely different than the airport gauges that we have. we continue to see the huge difference out there early this morning versus the couple of miles away from the lake. a few upper 20's and coolest reading that we've seen is 29 right now in white field. a lot of 30's out there. patchy fog to contend with. a few spots down to less than a third of a mile up through the north

it will be a quick climb this morning getting us to these numbers by 3:00 or 4:00. we'll watch for a sea breeze at the coast later on today keeping you cooler than inland sections. then another pretty quick drop later this evening. just not as quick as what we've been seeing. we should drop back into the mid 40's to mid 50's. a couple of scattered showers through about 7:00 or 8:00 tomorrow morning. nothing terribly heavy coming out of this. there may be a quarter of an inch of rain. as that moves by, we're in the 60's to lower and a good deal of sunshine through the afternoon. we may start with sunshine on wednesday. i suspect it will be a general increase in clouds. there might be a shower late in the day. that's the beginnings of a slow-moving system. i think with the system there could be some shower chances around not only thursday but possibility friday and maybe even lingering into a portion of the weekend. nothing terribly heavy. nonetheless, the chance of scattered showers. 60's out there this

round of showers through midnight or 7:00 or 8:00 we have one milder day tomorrow. 60's to lower 70's with quick clearing in the morning. wednesday with an increase in clouds. then some scattered showers for the end of the week. erin: all right. well, it is not too bad. not too bad. we need the rain. a very stinky attraction drew more than 2,000 people to the dartmouth college campus over the weekend. morphy bloomed and emitting a terrible stench. they compare the foul odor to dirty diapers and rotting fish. this is a fall smell. he will fit and collapse either today or tomorrow. the plant is not expected to bloom again until at least 2021. this was your chance to smell that disgusting flower. sean: it could linger in your clothes as well.

too. 6:51. still to come, a final check on your top stories, including an investigation into a deadly officer-involved shooting in claremont. big congratulations to anna. she tied the knot over the weekend. beautiful weekend for a wedding like that. congrats to the happy couple. you are a lucky man. submit your pictures and

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erin: 6:55. updating the top stories. sean: deadly officer-involved shooting in claremont. ray: police were called to the

someone inside placed a 911 call. it is unclear what the call was about. at some point, they found confrontation at the home and lafont was killed. no officers were injured in the incident. an autopsy is planned for today. erin: a salem man is scheduled to be sentenced for using a hidden camera in 2014. 55-year-old joseph earlier this month. sean: a car landed upright. it veered off yesterday afternoon. for thes had to cut down trees in order to get the driver out. erin: hillary clinton and donald trump will face off tonight. watch the debate live here starting at 9:00. kevin: very cold start to the day.

a couple of showers overnight and early tomorrow. 60 is the rule minus tomorrow. erin: a closer look at the life and legacy of arnold palmer. the golfer died yesterday at the age of 87 after suffering complications from heart problems. we'll look at his life. sean: all right. we'll be back here in 25 minutes. have a great day,

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good morning, america. donald trump and hillary clinton getting set for tonight's crucial first debate. how the candidates are preparing in the final hours. >> getting ready. getting ready. >> 100 million people expected to tune in. the war over ho will be in the front row. what each it's your voice, your vote. major washout. entire neighborhoods underwater in the midwest. rifs rising, forcing thousands to evacuate. residents racing to save their homes. as they brace for the worst flooding in nearly a decade. police release new footage of the deadly shooting in charlotte. questions grow. tensions rise on the streets. now the victim's brother-in-law