>> it is going to be tough to put a stop to it. sean: skimming devices town. how you can protect yourself. erin: a serious crash shuts down a road in chester for h taken to the hospital. kevin: damp start and giving way to partial sunshine. it will be a rare occurrence. details ahead. >> there were some fiery exchanges in the first presidential debate between hillary clinton and donald trump. details coming up. >> no one covers new hampshire like we do. now wmur "news 9

erin: good tuesday morning. thanks for starting your day with us. i'm erin fehlau. sean: i'm sean mcdonald. ray brewer is covered some break news. first the weather. kevin: we have a fairly quick-moving front that will be out of here by mid-morning and sets up partial shine. it is about as warm as we'll be. it is a wet start. expect there through about 8:00 or 9:00. a quick quarter of an inch of rain is a possibility. it is fairly progressive. it is will be to the east by mid-morning. that will set up partial sunshine around allow temperatures to go from the 60's to lower range of the 70's. much more coming up in just a bit. let's look at your tuesday morning ride joined live by deb davidson. good morning, deb.

on the serious crash at the lower 93 split. on 293 northbound, we have the right lane closed. on 93 north, the left lane is closed. lots of emergency vehicle on the scene. be extra caution through the area. ray brewer is on the scene. they will bring us more information in just a moment. 93 south is moving well through the state. the everett turnpike no problems from bedford to nash wap. in massachusetts, all major roads are up to speed. from the traffic network, i'm deb ds sean: as deb just talked about, there's a serious crash causing some delays in manchester at the 93, 293 split. erin: that crash sparked a brush fire. ray brewer joins us now live on the phone from the scene. what can you tell us? ray: erin, you can tell you that the brush fire is out now. one lane and both 93 north and also 293 at the split is open.

now this happened just after 4:00 this afternoon. reports of a pickup truck that went off of the road in the median between 293 and 93. the initial reports are that there are no -- there was one occupant in the pickup. there's no word on his condition, however i can tell you that -- orr the driver's condition, i should say, however i can tell you that the pickup truck was fully we're waiting to get some word from state police as to exactly what happened here. it appears the driver failed to negotiate the turn and went right into the trees. live in manchester, ray brewer. ray: hillary clinton and donald trump went after each other a variety of fronts during a contentious first presidential debate.

erin: nearly 100 million people watched them tangle as recent polls saw them locked in a close race. stephanie ramos takes a look at some of the key moments from the 90-minute exchange. >> the candidates, hillary clinton and donald trump walking out on the debate stage. their first general election faceoff turning contentious and personal quick. >> i have a feeling by the end of the eveni ever happened. why not? yeah, why not. reporter: it was full of interruptions. >> donald, i know you live in your own realty. that's not the facts. >> the argument that it is a form of racial profiling. >> the argument is that we have to take the guns away from the people that have them and that

found to be unconstitutional, and in part because it was ineffective. reporter: clinton shutting down the line of attack. >> well, as soon as he travels to 112 countries and negotiates a peace deal, a cease fire, a release of disdense, he can talk to me about standing. reporter: this marked the same time they stood side by side. >> you decided to stay home. and that's okay. >> i think donald just criticized me for preparing for this debate. yes, i did. you know what i prepared for? i prepared to be

thing. inches thank you. we have a warning for drivers filling their cars with gas in salem. four skimmers have been caught in town. police say they don't know how long the devices were there or how many people may have been affecte the device that you are putting your credit card into it. if that seems lose out of the gas pump or atm, it is most likely a skim per. should be built into the device.

is safer to run your credit and -- your card as a credit card, not a debit card, and use pumps nearest the cashier, since they are usually more closely watched. sean: four people are recovering. a new jersey woman was flown to a new boston hospital after she crossed the center line and hit an oncoming pickup truck. the 17-year-old driver of the truck along with two passengerser taken to parkland medical center in derry. the cause of the crash remains under investigation. a man accused of firing several shots in gilford yesterday afternoon is due in court today. 35-year-old brian thurston is charged with reckless conduct involving a firearm. officers are looking for a second vehicle that may have been involved. right now it is not clear what prompted the

assaulting a 12-year-old boy. 66-year-old john fenton turned himself into police yesterday. the alleged assaults were first reported nearly three weeks ago. they happened at fenton's home. fenton is free on bail and is due in court in december. police say a manchester man stole a cooler out of a marked police cruiser. it was parked outside of usa chicken while the officer checked the business. another officer noticed a man appear to leaving the door partially open. he was quickly arrested and charged with theft from a motor vehicle. erin: still to come, honoring local heros. sean: the drought is effecting nearly everyone. the challenges now facing boat owners. erin: ahead in the next half an hour, the new efforts planned in merrimack to make sure that local water is safe to drink.

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erin: legal heros are across the state received some much-deserved recognition. sean: that's right the 25th awards recognized first responders for extraordinary service, risking their own lives, including firefighters who rescued someone from a balcony while the ladder melted. one firefighter who gave cpr to a fellow firefighter who had a heart attack during a charity bike run. >> not only did he save my life, but we've been friends for quite a while. >> just having him here is the best award or

department and american medical experience were named e.m.s. unit of the year for their teamwork during the opioid crisis. erin: the drought is starting to post serious challenges for boaters and companies trying to take care of boats. lake winnepesaukee is two feet below what is considered a cold lake. many boat yards say it is getting difficult to get boats through some of the channels to getth some may have to drag their boats through mud. >> we had one customer call us. he keeps a boat in his boat house. it is up on a boat lift. he can't get the boat off of the boat lift. because it won't go down low enough obviously. erin: long time residents say they have never seen water levels so low at this time of the year. sean: a lot more rocks close to the surface because of that too. right now it is 5:12.

closed. how long officials say it will take to fix the elevator inside the washington monument. erin: plus what police say they found on the man accused of randomly shooting at drivers in houston yesterday we are one nation under 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

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erin: police say a lawyer randomly shot at drivers in a houston neighborhood yesterday morning, wounding nine people before he was shot and killed by officers. they have not released the man's name. he was wearing military-style clothing with old and had more than 2,500 rounds of ammunition. six of the victims were shot. the others were hurt by flying glass. police have called the shooter disgruntled, but have not commented on a possible motive. jury selection is underway in the hate crimes tile of dylann roof, the man accused of killing nine parishioners at a church in south carolina last year. 3,000 potential jurors have been called in the

start until late november or early december. roof faces a total of 33 federal charges. his attorney say he's willing to pleaed guilty if the death penalty is taken off of the table. sean: it appears the walt disney company is looking to get into the social media game. disney is working on a bid to buy twitter. twitter is seeking a deal worth about $30 billion. disney owns abc and espn. make a bid here. we'll see what happened. the washingtoning monument will be closed until further notice because the elevator keeps breaking down. the 550 tall monument will not open until the elevator control system can be modernized. it could take up to nine months. it is not clear when the work to start. be aware of that if you are heading down to d.c. there's been definitely a chill in the air.

advantage of the cool weather. this is thought video from last season. they tested out the snow guns yesterday morning and all indications are that the equipment is working fine as the ground was covered in a thin blanket of white snow. okay. so we're not getting snow this morning though. we're getting rainfall. kevin: we don't necessarily see the chance of a hard freeze across a good part of the state. the unsettled pattern is going to keep things warmer at night. it things cool during the day as well. high temperatures mainly in the 60's with overnight lows in the 40's to lower 50's. we start off with the rainfall. it is a quick-moving front that should be out of here. it sets up partial sunshine and what should be the warmest day of the forecast going forward. temperatures for the mid 60's to lower range of the 70's. quick quarter to a third of an inch of rainfall. it slides east. wet highways. even if the rainfall

certain end of the clouds here. that edges east. maybe more stubborn at the coastline. inland sections should see partial sunshine. upper level system back to the west. this slowly weakness and slides south. it is still a factor in the forecast as there's some moisture heading northward up the east coast. for the time being, we have our own showers this morning. i think we'll have more shower chances going forward starting tonight with patchy drizzle and maybe a passing shower t it is coming down at a good clip. this is about as organized as it will be. we'll continue to see the back edge across southern vermont, slide across the state during the morning commute, and set up partial sunshine into the afternoon. we are seeing temperatures in the 50's this morning. these numbers running about 10-20, 25 degrees warmer than we were yesterday at this time after having lows in the 20's and 30's yesterday. you'll notice modified air back to the west. eventually after this

afternoon. temperature wills start cooling off again. notice the moisture back up to the north and east. that slides south with more of a wind. could be some patchy drizzle plays tonight or fog early tomorrow. you notice tomorrow brighter skies up north. then mostly cloudy skies in southern areas with a risk of a passing shower. i think we'll run the risk of some scattered showers not only tomorrow but again on thursday, friday, and possibility the upper level system kind of lingering around over the weekend. where the upper level system will station itself and where the moisture and how quickly it rides northward. unsettled pattern means more clouds than anything else. along with some scattered shower activity. we aren't looking at locally heavy rain or inches of rain to break the drought. we're looking at scattered shower activity from time to time. no huge washouts expected in the extended forecast. as you'll notice after today, temperatures climb into the lower range of the 70's, we're much cooler going forward.

the weekend. were going to run the risk of a shower tomorrow or a few scattered showers thursday or friday. we can't rule out a shower or two over the weekend. if you have any outdoor plans, best advise is keep into the forecast. as we get closer, things may get better. sean: a little rainfall. erin: top stories. ray brewer is live for us in the rain. ray: we're at 293 here. in the center of the group of trees, it start a brush fire. the brush fire is now out. there's no official word on the condition of the driver. the medical examiner has arrived here at the scene. as you look at 93 northbound, you can see that one lane is getting by. that's the same for 293. erin: four people are recovering after a near head-on crash in chester last night. state police say a new jersey woman was flown

after she crossed the center line and hit a pickup truck. three people in the truck were also mutter. a dover man is accused of sexually assaulting a 12-year-old boy over the course of a year, ending just last month. 66-year-old john fenton turned himself into police yesterday. he's due in court in december. sean: coming up on tuesday, talk about a persistent pooch. what the dog managed to

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erin: it seems a dog in california really wanted to get outside and go home. sean: sure did. burglar alarms went off. when they watched the surveillance video, they

out. she managed to get out of the kennel and get out three doors, including one with a door numb she had to turn. apparently she has thumbs. she was found near her former owners home. she wanted to get back. erin: she was not happy at the kennel. sean: i guess not. erin: i'm glad she knew her way home. hundreds of couples who had been married for 50 years gathered for a celebration. sean: this was neat. the event was organized by city leaders in bucharest. more than $250 and lunch as a way to honor family and marriage. there was a dance as well. the longest marriage celebrated was 66 years. congratulations to all of the couples there. that's a lot of folk there. erin: a lot of people married for a long time there. hundreds of thousands of penguins are gathering for the start of mating season. sean: shouldn't they they've them alone?

inlet. some are building nests. it is also a huge draw for tourists with about 150,000 people expected to visit over the next three months. chicks should hatch by november. erin: they have no privacy whatsoever. sean: there you go. grab your cameras. head down. mating season. erin: heading up, before you make your breakfast, you might be surprised by the amount of sugar in sean: the bruins have locked up one of their favorite starts. details on the marchand

>> no one covers new hampshire like we do. now wmur "news 9 daybreak." erin: good morning to you. thanks for waking up with us. we're seeing temperatures out there in the 50's in some areas, like here in meredith. we are also seeing rain. you are going to have to deal with that on your drive in. sean: we haven't talked about that much. more in a moment. first the top stories on tuesday. we're following breaking news out of manchester. the scene of an accident that sparked a brush fire at 293/93 split. a live report coming up. salem police are sending out a warning to drivers after credit card skimming devices were found at four pumps at two gas stations in town. rindge police are asking for the public help in tracking down a massachusetts man suspected of robbing three banks. erin: the rain is coming down. how long will it last?

progressive-moving system. by mid-morning, a lot of areas will be drying out. a clearing line behind that will set up partial sunshine. you can see the last of the rain starting to wind down now in southern parts of vermont. all of that edges east this morning. we start the day with temperatures in the 50's. we climb into the mid 60's to lower 70's this afternoon. pretty nice day with partial sunshine once we get rid of the rain this morning. erin: okay. we want to check the roads for you this morning. here's a live look at how things are moving out there on 93 in kevin: temperatures in the 50's. for a look at the morning drive here in the granite state, we're joined live by deb davidson. good morning, deb. deb: good morning. police are on the scene of a serious crash. it is at the lower 293 and 93 split in manchester. on 293, we have the right lane is closed and on 93 northbound the left lane is closed. traffic is now beginning to back up through that area. ray brewer is on the scene. he will be bringing us more information in just

through exit 2. at the 93 ramp at the bow junction. 293 is moving okay through the mill yard. in massachusetts now, we're seeing some delays on 93 south from methuen to willington. from the traffic network, i'm deb davidson for 95.7 wzid. erin: back to the breaking news that we have been following in manchester for you. sean: right now police are on the scene of an accident that sparked a brush fire at 293/93 ray brewer joins us live at the scene with the latest details. ray? ray: sean, that's exactly where i'm standing on the 293 north split here with 93. beyond you can see there were just moments ago some firefighters there examining the scene. you can see the fire tracks there. just beyond that fire tracks there is the pickup truck that sparked that brush fire. now it was just about a little after 4:00 this morning when we got word

93 split and that a car was fully engulfed and started a brush fire. crews from both manchester and auburn responded to the fire along with state police. the brush fire was extinguished after about 15-20 minutes. now there's been no official word on the condition of the driver. the official reports are that there was just one person in that pickup truck. i can tell thaw the medical examiner scene. as we take a live look now, you can see some of the emergency vehicles on 93 north. you can also see that traffic is down to one lane there. so far no backups in the area. once again if you are coming in the area, you want to slow your speeds down for the emergency crew that is are out there by the side of the road. reporting live in manchester, ray brewer, wmur news 9. erin: all right. thank you so much. salem police are issuing

filled up at two gas stations in town. they say that credit card skimming devices were found on gas pumps at the super petroleum and another on salem road. they have the ability to steal your credit card number and your identity. you can help protect by choosing to run your card as a credit card, not a debit card, and using pumps nearest to the cashier, since they are more closely watched. manchester water works is joining many other communities in an effort to conserve water. the supplier is not issuing an mandatory ban or restriction, but the manchester board of water commissioners is now asking people to voluntarily limit their outdoor water use. lake massabesic supplies manchester and several surrounding towns, serving about 12% of the state's population. water levels on the lake are well below normal. >> i've never seen it

time. >> although the franchise water supply not yet to the critical level, we understand the resource and the need to use it wisely. sean: they will keep monitoring the situation. it is not ruling out mandatory restrictions or bans if the drought conditions. erin: they are raising concerns about fire dangers. according to the state division of forest and lands, it is wan banned in nine communities. not only as the extreme drought lead to dangerously dry conditions, it is drying up ponds that supply the fire department. >> this time of year they might be burning yard debris, leaves, and sticks and stuff they are cleaning up. it is the time of the year it is nice to sit outside and enjoy the cool, fall air. they are asking all of those activities to cease.

sean: police in rindge are asking for your help tracking down a man. 25-year-old vincent torraco was responsible for holding up a t.d. bank last friday. he's believed to be behind two other t.d. bank robbery. torraco may be driving a dark green 2001 honda accord with a massachusetts plate. anyone who sees him is asked to call 911 immediately. erin: new on to failing to manage regulated waste. the attorney general's office says that phl, llc kept broken tubes from old computers or television buried in the ground without a permit at its property between 2010 and 2013. in court, the company was fined $250,000. it has since removed and properly disposed of more than 100,000 pounds

blood test on a random group of people in the merrimack water district to try to determine if pfcs have affected the town water. the town supply is fed by some individual wells in which pfcs have been detected. right now the levels are within a safe range. people selected for blood tests will be mailed a letter next week with instructions on what to do. erin: frisbee memorial hospital in rochester is holding conference to discuss the opening of the rochester community recovery center. it is set to open next week on north main street. it will provide services for addicts and people suffering from mental health issues on a 24/7 basis. hospital officials and community partners will announce more details on the center's goal. sean: coming up on "daybreak" this morning, do you know how much sugar is in your cereal? we'll look at some of the brands that contain more sugar per serving

donut. erin: how would you like to add this t-shirt. it may not look like much. it is selling for $1 million. kevin: quick-moving front means big changes today. it means that unsettled pattern for the end of

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kevin: wet start to tuesday morning. temperatures in the 50's. most of the showers pulling away early. it will be giving away to partial sunshine as temperatures go from the mid 60's to lower 70's. as warm and dry as we'll be in a while. details on the more unsettled pattern moves in with your forecast co sean: thanks. the first presidential debate packed lots of punching as donald trump and hillary clinton offered contrasting positions. they head back to the campaign trail today. nikole killion live with arecap of the highs and lows. good morning, nikole. reporter: good morning. hillary clinton and donald trump are claiming victory after going head to head for the first time.

be with us. >> i want you to be very happy. reporter: it didn't last long. >> there's a person with a temperament that's got a problem. >> secretary clinton. >> whew! okay. this is a man who has called women pigs, slobs, and dogs. reporter: getting personal at times, they soak for 90 minutes over the economy, security, and the war of iraq. >> donald supported the invasion of iraq. >> wrong. >> that's reporter: some of the heated exchanges is the birther issue. >> the birther lie was a hurtful one. barack obama is a man of great dignity. >> in some of your debates against president obama, you treated him with terrible disrespect. when you try to act holier than thou, it doesn't work. reporter: and he questioned the stamina. >> she doesn't have the

the stamina. >> as soon as he travels to 112 countries and negotiates a peace deal or event spends 11 hours testifying in front of a congressional committee, he can talk to me about stamina. reporter: both candidates will be needing their stamina as they return to the trail. clinton will be campaigning in north carolina while trump will rally in florida. sean: we heard several during the debate. what are some of the major findings? reporter: our partners at checked and hillary said trump did support the war. poli tifact found it was false.

invasion and later opposed it. also clinton flip-flopped on her support of a trade deal. the candidates attacks were largely accurate. just a couple of misstep whens it comes to their own records. back to you. sean: nikole killion in washington. thank you. erin: fresh off of the debate, both candidates will be heading to new hampshire this week. hillary clinton will hold a rally with bernie sanders tomorrow at u. donald trump will hod -- hold a rally in bedford on thursday. trump's running mate, mike pence, paid a visit yesterday in milford. he said he feels the republican party is coming together at the right time. >> until recently, it seems like he was out there fighting all on his own. now this party is coming together. this movement is coming together. we are going to make donald trump the 45th president of the united states of america.

trip to new hampshire since joining the trump ticket in july. sean: some men in iowa went to extreme measures to save a deer that got stranded in flood waters. the fawn was getting swept away when it got stuck at a bridge. bystanders called the police department. they were told there was nothing officers could do. three men knew the deer was in a dire situation. one of them put on a life jacket, went into the water, and rescued the deer. >> it feels g in midst of something like this, man, to come together and be able to save wildlife. there's a lot of animals that won't be able to make it through this flood. we're able to help an animal. that feels good. sean: they've been dealing with a lot of rain. not knowing what to do with the deer, the men decided to drive it out of town and let it free. erin: in sports, the boston celtics are gearing up for the basketball season. they held their annual

boston had a great run. they lost in the first round of the playoffs. they have some good young players mixed with a few savvy veterans like isiah thomas. many think last year's success was ahead of schedule. they hope with the addition of al horford, it will help them take the next step. >> the guys had a good year last year. we have some great leaders here already. and i just want to be able to come in and our team grow. i'm just -- you know, get acclimated as fast as i can. just help us be, you know, a better team. erin: the celtics play their first pre-season game next tuesday against the philadelphia 76ers. sean: meantime the boston bruins have signed forward, brad marchand, to an eight-year $49 million contract extension. he has played all of the seasons with the bruins

unrestricted free agent next summer. he had 37 goals and 60 points for boston last season. the b's kicked off the pre-season against the columbus blue jackets. they lost 3-2 in a shootout. erin: it was a very successful weekend for the new hampshire tackles hunger food drive. 27 schools hosted collection sites on friday and saturday. around 4,500 pounds of food and it continues this weekend. for a list of participating schools, head to wmur.com/sports. sean: before you eat your cereal this morning, you may want to listen up. the web site delish.com has released the cereals that has more sugar than a glazed krispy kreme donut. among the surprised is

cinnabon cereal, cocoa krispies, and cap n crunch. erin: a company is selling a special product for millionaires and billionaires. this t-shirt is being called the most expensive t-shirt in the world. that's because it is going to cost you $1 million. the shirt is not made with anything special, it is simply just cotton. the web site says the purpose of buying the shirt is to show the world just how rich you are. now if you are not a millir excitement by purchasing a cotton $100. sean: how do you know the difference? erin: one is black. one is white. sean: i already purchased two black ones. i just threw it on the credit card. once i bought it for the $1 million, i cut the sleeves off. kevin: sell the sleeves and recoop that.

kevin: we start out with the wet highways. a front is making it through. by 8:00 or 9:00 the rainfall is done. clouds maybe more stubborn trying to clear out in south eastern areas last by late morning and into the early afternoon. from there, the start of an unsettled pattern for us out there starting later this evening with drizzle or patchy fog. mostly cloudy skies and scattered showers thursday into the weekend pretty much sums it up with temperatures in the 60's. each little bit different as far as higher rain chances versus lower ones and maybe some brighter skies up north. there's a look at rainfall. quick quarter to a half an inch as it slides eastward. while that moves fast, the upper level system will be moving rather slowly. if anything, starting to slide southward. that may start to drag up more moisture that's located off of the east coast down through the carolinas and start to scoop that over the next couple of days. all in all, we're

forward after this morning. it doesn't look like it is going to be tremendously beneficial. any rain is good, but we're not looking at any heavier downpours or all wash out kind of days that we could use as far as the drought is concerned. temperatures this morning running much warmer than we were yesterday at this time. we're in the 50's. there are a few upper 40's in some of the lower lying valleys and spots up north. we have clouds and showers which should start to groove -- sky. temperatures in the 60's to lower range of the 70's. clouds maybe more stubborn in extreme south eastern areas. notice the clouds sliding southwestward later tonight. a little bit of drizzle. tomorrow the clouds linger in southern areas of the state. there may be an additional passing shower or two. temperatures tomorrow much cooler, low to mid 60's. that looks to be the reality.

it will battle the pressure north. i think brighter skies up north in general starting tomorrow and continuing through the end of the week. in southern areas of the state, it will be on and off with scattered shower activity. which i think at least the chances there each of the next four or five days. not all of those days will we see rain as the upper level system lingering around over the next few. as far as today is concerned, we start off in the 50's. mid 60's to lower 70's this afternoon. most of the rainfall moves away by 8:00 or 9:00, setting upar sunshine for the remainder of the day. drizzle overnight. lows will drop back between 45 and 55. tomorrow there will be the chance of a shower. i don't think it looks like a wash out. neither do the next several days. we're not going to rule out the risk of a couple of showers. it does look like we could over the course of the next five or six days maybe see a half an inch to an inch. nothing drought busting. we could use the rain in

unsettled pattern in a long time. erin: we need some drought-busting rainstorms. winds left some ice at the top of mt. washington. these icy sculptures are the result of high winds blowing fog when it is cold enough for the moisture to freeze on contact. sean: you know what they say? rhyme ice is nice ice.

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sean: a 26-year-old woman is gaining a lot of attention. kate mcwilliams has become the largest airline captain at the age of 21. only 450 of the pilots in the world are female captains. erin: good for her. just 26.

is in need of help. the three-week-old pig, named miracle, was born without his back legs. his owner said he will eventually need a wheelchair and a good home. kevin: they are looking for someone to adopt him who can handle his disability. colorado sean: coming up, a bold move by a man in manchester. find out how he was caught. ray: a pickup truck goes off of the road in manchester and starts a brush fire. we'll have the latest from the scene. >> hillary has experience, but it is bad experience. >> i'm certainly relieved that my late father never did business with you.

some of the more memorable moments between hillary clinton and donald trump. erin: ever tried to put your cat on a leash? that could be a law soon

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>> it is going to be tough to put a stop to it. sean: now on "daybreak," skimming devices found. the dangers posed and how you can protect yourself. erin: a serious crash shuts down a road in chester. kevin: damp start. giving way to sunshine. details ahead. exchanges between clinton and trump. details coming up. >> no one covers new hampshire like we do. now wmur "news 9 daybreak." erin: good morning. thanks for joining us. sean: good morning.