officers involved. few details are being made public about what led up to a police officer involved shooting in claremont this past weekend. authorities say there was a 911 call to a residence on congress street where police encountered cody lafont. the 25-year-old was shot and killed by police. there were no other injuries. the attorney general's office is leading the investigation. >> the interviews of various witnesses is ongoing as well as physical evidence and any forensic evidence, so that is a early sunday morning and continues now. an autopsy is being conducted on mr. lafont, the young man who was killed. andy: assistant attorney general peter hinckley expects the results of that autopsy to be released either later today or tomorrow. court records show lafont had a relatively minor criminal history that included guilty pleas to charges of criminal trespass and resisting arrest. court documents also say he also had an outstanding charge of misuse of the 911 system for

times and it one point asking them for a ride to mcdonald's. officials say they don't know how long this shooting investigation will take. >> this case is no different than any other case where the attorney general's office is involved that starts early on and continuous for quite some time. it's not that we get all the information in a couple hours. sometimes it takes days and weeks to gather all the relevant and useful information, and this case is really no different. report on the shooting. officials say that could come as soon as about a month, or it could take much longer. reporting live in the newsroom, i andy hershberger. am wmur news 9. jennifer: tonight, manchester police investigating another report of shots fired. police say they found two 40-caliber shell casings on mack avenue saturday night. right now no arrests have been made. and there was no damage found to any nearby properties.

police say all 4 were found on gas pumps. two at the super petroleum on south broadway and another two wl at dusty's citgo on pelham road. police are not sure how long the devices were there. any customers should monitor their credit cards for any suspicious transactions. tom: now on to commitment 2016, ahead of tonight's debate donald trump's running mate, mike pence, held a rally in milford this afternoon where he said debate as much as everyone else. wmur political director josh mcelveen spoke with the governor about what he hopes to see tonight. josh: yes, tom, this is the fourth trip to new hampshire for pence since joining the trump ticket in july, and he told a decent sized crowd in milford this afternoon that the party is coming together at the right time. mr. pence: until very recently it seemed he was out there , fighting all on his own but now this party is coming together, this movement is coming together and we are going

president of the united states of america. josh: in his remarks pence , stayed on message with the promise of of a stronger economy and military saying hillary , clinton personifies the status quo. after he speech we caught up with him about the debate tonight, and its clear he hopes the media plays fair. mr. pence my hope is the : moderators in this and future debates will make it possible for the clear choice in this election to really be laid before the american people. josh this was a quick trip for : where he immediately went back to the airport and headed back to new york where he will watch , the debate live at hofstra university. tom tonight's debate between the : democratic and republican presidential nominees begins in less than three hours from now. it's expected to be one of the most watched debates ever. wmur's sally kidd is outside the debate hall tonight with what we should watch for. sadly: tom, there has been a lot of speculation about the candidates' demeanor and how they will play it tonight.

or deal the hardest blow. two podiums in place for an epic showdown between two of the least liked presidential candidates in modern history. the question everyone's asking, which donald trump will show up? >> i think he is going to, you know, fling some wild charges and call her crooked and you know i guess try to throw her off balance. sally: but will clinton take the bait? >> it's up to her not to make a mistake. that has to be her first to try to bait donald trump into making a mistake. sally: the high-stakes matchup comes as new national polls from bloomberg and quinnipiac put the race in a virtual dead heat. both candidates struggling with high negatives. >> both candidates need to kind of solidify their core supporters and make sure they get them out to the polls and reach out to the undecided voters in swing states. sally hours before the debate, : trump came out with a new debate filter for snapchat,

hillary, while clinton's camp has a new video highlighting what it says are lies trump might repeat tonight. mr. trump: i was always against the war in iraq. sally: and can clinton connect with viewers? the expectations and the hype are sky high. and the debate hall behind me will be packed with about 1000 people in the audience, more home, and the first question goes to clinton. in new york, sally kidd, wmur news 9. tom: and get this. both clinton and trump are expected to make stops in the granite state this week. right after the debates. clinton will be here on wednesday for a rally with bernie sanders at unh. and trump will return on thursday. he has a rally at the new hampshire sportsplex in bedford. jennifer: to the weather now and some of the coldest temperatures of the season.

low, and when will we see some rain? mike: that record, it was +%-. take a look at the loews, 29 in whitefield, 28 in berlin. yes, the growing season has come to an end, and this breaks the loews setback in 1978. 32 in concord, that is the months. you notice the temperatures on the cool side but a nice recovery into the 60's, upper 60's a couple of hours ago at the state capitol, right at the average, and on our doorstep, this begins to move in after midnight with showers for many, and all of that, straight ahead. jennifer: the city of manchester is now asking people to start conserving water amid the extreme drought. wmur's mike cronin is live in

mike: yes, and the meeting is still going on in the building behind me. the commissioners for the manchester board of water just agreed to issue a voluntary water restriction for outdoor use. this means for the city customers, which make up 160,000 people or 12% of the state population, officials are asking them to voluntarily restrict their outdoor water use. the levels at the lake are well below normal, and they are asking for customers to cooperate to protect the water supply now and through the winter season. >> i think we could be a leader in the sense that we could demonstrate that and really get the word out to the public that it is important to conserve water and not be wasteful of

did not want to alarm anyone by issuing a mandatory water restriction. that is why this is for now a voluntary water restriction. we will have more later. mike cronin, wmur news 9. tom: and there is a band for outdoor burning. the town of kensington says not only has the drought increased fire danger, it is also drying up the ponds the fire department uses to battle blazes. that means, until further notice, no burning of brush or outdoor debris, or use of outdoor fire pits, will be allo well the legacy of arnold palmer , is closer than you might think. next at 6:00 p.m. -- jennifer: we'll take you to one new hampshire golf course where his special touch will live on. tom: and winter is right around the corner. one ski resort is already testing its snowmaking equipment.

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n to get laws changed. so this doesn't happen again. she's definitely a leader. i just love annie. i'm annie kuster and i approved this message. tom: well, tonight, the sports world is mourning the death of golf legend arnold palmer. jennifer palmer is considered : golf's greatest ambassador. crompton takes us to stratham, to one of the places where he left his mark. jennifer: the golf club of new england is the only one in new england designed by golf great arnold palmer. >> arnold believed in fair golf but not easy golf, so the areas are wide. the greens are a good size. there is a good number of sand traps, and there are subtleties to all of the greens, so you

of a man considered golf's greatest ambassador. >> he had a natural grace but a for fullness -- a forcefulness. jennifer: flying was another of his passions. it was the early 2000's. the course superintendent still marvels at how much palmer valued his opinion in the design phase, fondly recalled as a legend who didn't act like one. >> at the thing i were member most about him was his ability to connect with somebody from six years old to 85. jennifer palmer played the : course from the back tees, and on 17, his own par-3, seemed to enjoy proving that legends are only human. >> he gets on the tee. he says, you have got to hook the ball. he goes, no, you are wrong. he hit two more in the water, and he said, never mind. jennifer: that was on his final

more than a few things bear his name and his mark. >> the fact that we have kind of lost tim is kind of a sad day for everyone. jennifer: at the golf club of new england, jennifer crompton, wmur news 9. tom: there you go. he was the best for you jason: everyone knew him. tom: off was not really what it was until arnold palmer came along. arnold palmer came along. mike: we will talk about the rain and shower chances for the rest of the week. jennifer now to our ulocal hot : shot fall is here and the weekend was perfect to head out to a corn maze. you can submit your pictures and video, and join the thousands of ulocal members, by logging onto

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jennifer: thinking it was pretty cold this morning, and one new hampshire ski resort was taking advantage of it this morning's cold start to test its snowmaking equipment. tom check this out, bretton : woods was out making snow at dawn. seems like the equipment is working just fine right now. that is a good thing leaving a , nice dusting of snow on the

meteorologist mike haddad. mike: it is clear towards the rest of the presidential range. in guilford, some clouds beginning to stream and. they are all in advance of the next front later on tonight, but showers for many, the dryer tomorrow afternoon. -- drier tomorrow afternoon. means cool temperatures after a mild tuesday afternoon. right now, it is all quiet on doppler radar on new hampshire. all across southern new england, as well, and even eastern new york, so we will be dry over the next several hours, and then the rain begins to move and. it is not a lot, but it is certainly more than what we had seen in the last 36 hours, and we can use every bit at this

new hampshire. merrimack valley to the coast, you notice, this is a little bit lower, around 60, similar temperatures in the higher terrain, as well. and similar up north. it will not be as nearly as cold overnight tonight, and the reason why, the cloud cover moving out of the southwest will cap any temperature falls. possibly in the across southern new hampshire, and then once we get into partial sun, behind this front, i tomorrow afternoon, we get into the clear air, and temperatures respond nicely. this is as we go into the afternoon and early part of the evening. following that, it does cool down. mid to upper 60's, 70, 73 elsewhere. that is during the afternoon stretch during the tampa start

very similar on thursday, as well, anywhere from around 60 to 63, with the most cloud cover for the next few days starting the closer you get to the coast line, so occasional showers due to a light wind onshore, and that means much cooler than the average on thursday, friday, and saturday. beyond that time frame, we have got more shower chances. 9:00 or 10:00, and then by wednesday, thursday, and friday, each of those three days features the brightest skies, northern and western new hampshire, limited sun elsewhere, and some showers cannot be ruled out but not a lot of steady rain. and then another chance of scattered showers, maybe some downpours, and you will notice that the coolest will be

saturday, sunday, we are back closer to the average and similar temperatures on monday. there are a lot of rain drops in the forecast, but we cannot promise of a lot. it looks like this will be off to our south. as we like to say, stay tuned. tom: stay tuned. jennifer: every little bit

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announcer: now, jason king and news 9 sports. jason: the red sox have the night off. boston has won 11 straight games and has already clinched a playoff spot. now, they are playing for the division title and home field advantage. the sox open a series in new york with the yankees tomorrow night. the two other teams vying for home field advantage in the american league are the rangers and the indians. both cleveland and texas are in action tonight, with only six games to go in the regualr season. another season of nascar racing another season of nascar racing is in the books at the magic on sunday, with kevin harvick taking the checkered flag. harvick hung around all day and used a late restart to finally pass matt kenseth for the lead. he only led 8 laps on the day, but he gets the win, his first in 10 years, so harvick automatically advances to the

member of stewart-haas racing and his 11th win. he's already won a championship with the team and hopes his win at new hampshire can lead him to another title. >> is there such thing as momentum in nascar, and what does this do for you guys moving forward? heaven: there is definitely such a thing as momentum, and you want to have momentum on your side. taking pressure off of people from -- for nexwe dover and have some fun and try to win a race and be ready for charlotte. jason: the boston bruins have signed forward brad marchand to an eight-year, $49 million contract extension. the 28-year-old has played all of his seven nhl seasons with the bruins, and could have become an unrestricted free agent next summer. he had a career-high 37 goals and 60 points for the bruins last season. by all accounts, the turnout for n.h. tackles hunger was great this past weekend, with 27 schools hosting collection sites on friday and so far, over 4400

in cash dontions. the food drive continues this coming weekend, with 14 more home teams participating, eight on friday night, and six more on saturday. to find out if your school is participating this weekend, go to our website, wmur.com/sports. and monday night football tonight, you have got the falcons at the saints. that is an 8:30 p.m. kickoff. tom: wonder m mentioned check out this $1.3 monday. million home in dublin. it has sweeping mountain views and 135 acres to enjoy. tom: nice. tune in for "new hampshire chronicle" that follows " "world news." we'll see you after the presidential debates. good night. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy.

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tonight, breaking news. hillary clinton and donald trump, the head to head match-up finally here. the first time for donald trump on a debate stage against just one other candidate. the stakes enormous for hillary clinton, too. trying to earn back trust. the race, a dead heat. we have inside reporting, what each candidate has in their arsenal, ready for tonight. hour shooting rampage. the suspect taking aim at drivers. nine people wounded. what was discovered inside his car. the flood emergency at this hour. thousands urged to evacuate. rivers rising. flash floods from texas to iowa. the system now moving east. the tragic death of a major league player and his friends. authorities tonight investigating. and we celebrate an american