>> 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.

rainfall. ennead a ton. we're getting a little. kevin: a quarter to a third of an inch of rain. quick-moving front. you'll have some highways out, by late morning, a lot of areas into partial sunshine and what should be the warmest day of the entire stretch as we're looking at more unsettled weather to settle in. rain cooled there. clouds giving way to partial mid 50's to lower 70's. let's look at your morning drive. deb: good morning. emergency vehicles are on the scene of the crash. right now the right lane is closed. we are seeing delays on 93 and 293.

more information in just a few moments. on the everett turnpike, traffic is heavy and slow. if you are heading into boston, 93 southbound is a solid line. i'm deb davidson for 95.7 wzid. sean: as deb just talked about. there's a serious crash in manchester at the 93, 293 split with a lot of emergencyre erin: that crash also sparked a brush fire. ray brewer is live at the scene for us. ray, what can you tell us? ray: well, erin, i can tell you that the firefighters have now left the scene here at the 293, 93 north split. now the cause of all of this was a pickup truck that went off of the road and ended up crashing into the trees there. this was the scene just a little after 4:00 this morning.

and fully engulfed. now that sparked the brush fire. it took 15-20 minutes. now there's been no word on the driver of the pickup truck, his condition, or their condition i should say. the medical examiner was called to the scene here. as far as we know, firefighter have left the scene. they remain on the scene. the pickup truck is still in the words. live in manchester, ray brewer.

donald trump went after each other last night. the confrontation started right out of the gate. erin: people watched the 90-minute exchain on tv. >> the candidate, hillary clinton and donald trump walking out, shaking hands, and taking a fighting stance. the first turning contentious and personal quick. i the end of the evening, i'm going to be blamed for everything that's ever happened. >> why not? >> why not? yeah, why not? reporter: it was a spirited debate full of interruptions. >> i know you live in your own reality. that's not the facts. >> you have no plan. >> oh, i do. reporter: slamming each other on issues like climate change, trade, to stop and risk. >> it is a form of racial profiling. >> the argument is that we have to take the guns away from the people

erin: stop and frisk was found to be uncnstitution nap. in part because it was inappropriate. reporter: trump continuing to blast clinton on her stamina and strength. clinton shut down the length of the attack. >> well, as soon as he travels to 112 countries and negotiate a peace deal, a cease fire, a release of dissidents and opening of new opportunities andations around spends 11 hours testifying in front of a congressional committee, he can talk to me about stamina. reporter: this marks the first time they stood side by side. >> i think donald trump just criticized me for preparing for this debate. yes, i did.

prepared for? i prepared to be president. i think that's a good thing. >> the debate between hillary clinton and donald trump is set for october 9th in st. louis, missouri. stephanie ramos, abc news, new york. erin: we have a warning for drivers. skimming devices have been found on pumps in town at the super petroleum on south broadway. police say they don't know how long how many people may have been affected. cybersecurity say it is important to be vigilant. >> if you think you are putting it in a skimmer, you'll know it. if that comes out of or moves a little or seems lose out of the gas pump or the atm machine, it is most likely a skim per. should be built into the device.

erin: for added protection, it is safer to run your card as a credit card, not a debit card, and use pumps nearest the cashier. they are usually more closely watched. sean: four people are recovering after a head-on crash in chester. state police say a new jersey woman was flown to the boston hospital after she crossed the center line and hit an oncoming pickup truck. the 17-year-old driver'truck along with two passengers were taken to parkland the cause of the crash remains under investigation. a man accused of firing several shots is due in court today. 35-year-old ryan thurston is charged with reckless conduct involving a firearm. he was arrested after taking off on a motorcycle. officers are looking for a second vehicle that may have been involved. right now it is not clear what prompted the shots. erin: a dover man is accused of sexually assaulting a

last month 3766-year-old john fenton turned himself into police yesterday. officers say the alleged assaults were first reported nearly three weeks ago and 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. the cruiser was parked outside of usa chicken on elm street over the weekend while the officer checked the wisconsin. -- business. another officer noticed a man something out of the vehicle and leave the door partially open. still ahead, honoring local heros. the life-saving ageses recognized last night in concord. sean: the drought is affecting nearly everyone these days. the challenges now facing boat owners. erin: ahead in the next half an hour, the new efforts planned to make sure that the local water is safe to drink.

kevin: damp start to tuesday morning. giving way to partial sunshine. looking at the upper level system still affecting us through the end of the week with ce details on and that and of temperatures going coming up. erin: local heros received some much deserved recognition last night. sean: the 25th annual fire service and e.m.s. awards in concord recognized first responders were extraordinary service. sometimes risking their own lives to save others. including for thes who rescued someone from a balcony and one

who had a heart attack during a bike ride. >> we've been friends for quite a while. >> just having him here is the west award or reward anybody could ask for. sean: the manchester firefighter were named e.m.s. unit of the year. erin: the drought is starting boaters. it is considered a full lake. many say it is getting difficult to get boats through some of the shallow channels to get them out of the water. some may have to drag through the mud before the winter. >> we had one customer call us from up in moultonborough. he keeps the boat in his boat house. it was up on the boat lift. you can't get the boat

erin: long-time residents say they've never seen the water so low. sean: sure is. coming up, monument closed. how long it will take to

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disgruntled. jury selection is underway in the hate crime trial. that's the man accused of killing nine black parishioners at a church in charleston, south carolina last year. about 3,000 potential juror haves been called in the case. the judge says testimony likely will not start until late november or early december. roof faces a total of 33 federal charges. his attorneys say he's willing to plead guilty if the death penalty is taken off of the table. sean: it appears disney company is looking to get into the social media game. bloomberg report that is disney is working on a bid. twitter is seeking a deal worth about $30 billion. disney owns abc and espn. microsoft is expected to make a bid. the washington monument will be closed. the national park

monument will not open again. the $3 million project could take up to nine months. it is not clear when the work will start. if you are heading down there, you might not be able to do the monument. there's been a chill in the air. breton woods is taking advantage. the ski area tested out its snow guns yesterday morning. it was enough. different type out there. erin: you better find out they are working now rather than later on. kevin: we added today with the temperatures yesterday, it would be a far different forecast. sean: interesting. if you had. kevin: if you had. there's a reason we're still in september. temperatures starting out in the 50's.

warmer. rainfall fairly protestive. it is attached to the upper level system. this is quick moving and should be to the east with the clouds clearing out, it is the upper level system through the great lakes that's going to slowly slide south and start bringing more moisture. there's a weak area of low pressure. that will continue to head northward other the next few days, promising more back edge across the connect river. roadways are wet. a couple of brief donatories are a possible here as this continues to slide through. for most, we're in the 50's. a little bit of patchy fog. running 15-20 plus degrees warmer than we were yesterday at the hour. you'll notice back to the west modified cooler

we aren't expecting any cold air. it will keep them up at night and cool during the day. there's a look at afternoon. good deal of sunshine. temperatures will jump from the mid 60's to lower 70's. you notice the clouds. could be a little bit of drizzle. those could be around early tomorrow. a hostl tomorrow. along with that, temperatures cooler in the low to mid 60's. a little jump in temperature for us today. notice as we go toward we'll continue to see the temperatures start to slide backward. along with it, i think we hang on to quite a few clouds. it will be a battle up from the north with moisture continuing to navigate over the next couple of days. it is going to mean some shower activity. we're not looking at inches of rainfall or anything that's going to completely break the drought.

to partial sunshine. temperatures in the afternoon climbing into the lower half of the 70's in southern areas, and fading back tonight into the mid 50's in southern spots. a little bit of drizzle after midnight. mid to upper 40's up north. extended forecast shows the chance of a shower early tomorrow and maybe a couple more showers either thursday or friday. none of these look like all-day rainfall or washouts. if you have plans, even into the weekend, we're going to run the risk of a couple of scattered showers. all o of low pressure navigating northward. it is a matter of timing of when they are going to move in. it is anybody's guess to exactly which part of each day we'll see the chance of showers. erin: the fall weather is beautiful. yesterday was name. kevin: it was a beautiful start. absolutely. erin: we want to start on the

ray: it was to the south. state police started to pursue. there's no word on whether or not they broke it off prior to the accident. erin: four people are recovering after a head-on crash in chester. a woman was line and hit an oncoming pickup truck. three people in the truck were hurt. a dover man is accused of sexually assaulting a 12-year-old boy over the course of more than a year, ending just last month. 66-year-old of john fenton turned himself into police yesterday. he is due in court in december.

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erin: it seems a dog in california really wanted to get outside and go home. sean: it sure did. staff said burglars alarms they saw a german shepherd, named ginger, breaking out. she was found near the former owners home. very talented dog for escaping. erin: did not want to be there. hundreds of couples in romania who have been married for 350 $50 years gathered for a celebration.

the government gave each couple $250 and lunch as a way to honor family and marriage. the longest marriage was 66 years. a lot of happy couples. erin: hundreds of thousands of penguins are gathering for the start of mating season. sean: the come and chicks should hatch by november. you want to go down there and watch the mating season. that's the place to go. erin: watch the chickens hatch. coming up, before you make your breakfast, you might be surprised by the amount of sugar you are getting in your

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>> no one covers new hampshire like we do. now wmur "news 9 daybreak." erin: it's been dry. we are seeing some rain out there in the state of new hampshire. temperatures are 60 degrees there along the seacoast. sean: in fact, we're getting into a rainy pattern t kevin will talk about that in a moment. first the top stories. we're following some breaks news. right now crews are on the scene of after fire. we'll have a live report coming up. salem police are coming out with a warning after credit card skimming devices were found. they were asking for the public's help in tracking down a

through pretty fast. we've had a good run. we could use the rainfall. we set ourselves up with temperatures starting in the 50's and climbing from the mid 60's to lower erin: i know. we're in the time of year. people are excited. kevin: we need the rain now. erin: this is a live look. kevin: we're joined live by deb davidson. good tuesday morning. deb: good tuesday morning, kevin and erin. police are still on the scene of the serious crash.

northbound the right lane is closed. on 93 northbound, the left lane is closed. there's just some minor delays getting through the area. ray brewer is on the scene. he will be bringing us more information in just a moment. 93 south is moving okay through the state. we are just getting word of a crash in salem on the exit one off ramp. delays are already forming behind that accident. 89 north, no problems. on the southbound side, it is heavy in concord from exit two to the from the wzid traffic network, i'm deb davidson for 95.7 wzid. erin: all right. thank you so much. now back to the breaking news that we're following in manchester. sean: right now police and firefighters are on the scene of an accident that sparked a brush fire at 293, 93 split. ray brewer live with the latest details. good morning, ray. ray: good morning. the state police accident recision team

between the 93 and 293 there in the middle. in the group of trees is where it came to rest. it was just after 4:00 we got word it was a week on fire. when we arrived at the scene, the pick yob truck was fully engulfed. we heard from a witness that the driver of the pickup truck was driving with his flashers on and road and nearly crashed two or three times. the state police cruiser tried to pull the driver over. the driver sped off. there's no word yet on whether or not the state police broke off their pursuit of the week prior to the accident. while there's been no official confirmation,

fatal accident in terms of state. the medical examiner was called to the scene here. that's the latest here from the scene, reporting live, ray brewer, wmur news 9. erin: thank you for the update. salem police are issuing a warning to people who filled up in town. credit card skimming twices were found at the super me petroleum. skimming devices have the ability to clone your credit card number identity. one security expert says one your card adds a credit card and not a debit card and using pumps nearest the cashier since they are more closely watched. sean: as new hampshire continues to deal with the extreme drought, manchester water works is joining together to conserve water. they are not issue a

restriction. they are asking people to limit their outdoor water use. they supply manchester and several towns, severalling 12% of the state's population. water levels on the lake are well below normal. >> i've never seen it this low. it is astonishing and sad. >> it is not yet to the critical level. we understand the resource and the need to use water wisely. sean: mr. water works will keep it is not ruling out restrictions or bans if the drought conditions. erin: drought conditions about fire danger. according to the state division of forest and lands, outdoor fires are banned in at least nine communities. kensington is the latest to join the list. town officials say not only has the extreme drought lead to dangerously dry conditions, it is also drying up ponds that supply the fire department. >> this time of year they might be burning

sticks and stuff they are cleaning up. you know, they got their yards ready for the winter. it is also the time of year where it is nice to sit d outside and enjoy the cool fall air by the fireplace. they are asking all of those activities to cease. erin: other communities are expected to put their own bands in place. sean: police in rindge are asking for your help tracking down a man suspected of being a serial bank robber. they say vincent torraco was behind a robbery last week and maybe two others robbery. it maybe driving a dark green honda accord with massachusetts plates. anybody who sees him is asked to call 11 immediately. erin: a japanese company pled guilty to failing to regulate waste.

without a permit between 2010 and 2013. in court yesterday, the company was fined $250,000. it has since removed and properly disposed of more than 100,000 pounds of waste. sean: new this morning, a hiker is recovering after being rescued from the appalachian trail a leg injury and had to be carried to the -- they are going to do blood tests to see if the town water affected. they say right now the pfc levels are within the range. people selected will be mailed a lefter next week with instructions

discuss the opening of the rochester community recovery center. the center, which is set to open next week, will provide services to drug addicts and people suffering from mental health issues on a 24/7 basis. during the news conference, hospital officials and community partners will announce more details on the center's goals. sean: coming up on "daybreak" this morning, do you know how much sugar is in your serial? we'll look at some of the brands that contain than a krispy kreme donut. erin: how would you like to add this t-shirt to your wardrobe? it may not look like much, but it is selling for $1 million. kevin: moving slower into an

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kevin: wet start to tuesday morning. rainfall pulling away setting up partial sunshine and temperatures besting 70. eventually though much cooler days ahead and other rain chances by the end of the week. the details with future cast coming right up.

last night hillary clinton and donald trump traded barbs and accusations on the debate stage while tackling some crucial issues. what's standing out this morning? a look with what everybody is talking about. good morning, nikole. >> good morning. two of the issues that dogged the candidates, hillary clinton's e-mails and donald trump's taxes. >> i will release my tax returns against my e-mails that have been deleted. >> i have no reason to believe that he's ever going to release his tax returns, because there's something he's hiding. reporter: once again donald trump stated they are being audited and he will release them once complete. hillary clinton reiterated something he said before that it was a mistake to use a

sean: both candidates were asked about race relations in the wake of recent police shootings. how did they respond? reporter: well, donald trump stood by his proposal, a controversy one that is, to bring back the policing tactic known as stop and frisk. >> it is a form of racial profiling. >> we have to take the guns away from the people that have them and that are bad p >> everyone should be respected by the law, and everyone should respect the law. reporter: now one area where both candidates did agree there needs to be a better relationship between police and the communities that they serve. sean: in washington, thank you. erin: fresh off of the debate. both candidates will be heading to new hampshire. hillary clinton will hold a rally with bernie sanders' tomorrow. donald trump will hold a

thursday. trump's running mate, mike pence, paid a visit yesterday. he held a rally in milford. he feels the republican party is coming together at the right time. >> until very recently, it seemed 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. >> this was pence's fourth trip the trump ticket et in july. sean: some men in iowa went to extreme measures to save a deer stranded in flood waters. the fawn was getting swept away by raging water. three men knew the deer was in a dire situation. one of them put on a life jacket and went into the water to rescue the deer. >> it feels good to see

something like this. to be able to save wildlife, you know? it is a lot of animals who won't be able to make it through the flood. we're able to help the animal. that feels pretty good. erin: 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 media day in massachusetts yesterday. boston had a great run last season. they lost in the first they have some good young players, like marcus smart, mixed in with a few savvy veterans like aye sigh ya thomas. they hope the addition of al horford will help the celtics take the next step. they play their first pre-season game next tuesday night against the philadelphia 76ers. sean: the boston bruins have signed forward brad marchand to an eight-year $49 million

nhl seasons with the bruins. he could have become an unrestricted free agent next summer. marchand had a career high 37 goals. the b's kicked off the pre-season yesterday against the columbus blue jacket. they lost the game 3-2 in a shootout. erin: food and cash has been donateed. for a list of the schools, head to wmur.com slash sports. sean: before you eat your cereal, listen up. there's a list of sugars that has more sugar than a glazed krispy kreme

surprising is raisin bran. also on the list is honey smacks, fruit loops, cinnabon, cocoa crispies, and cap n crunch. erin: fruit loops with marshmallows. that's surprising. the company is selling a essential product. this t-shirt is being called the most expensive t-shirt in the world. it is going to cost you anything special. it is simply just cotton as it says right there. the web site says the purpose of buying the shirt is to show the world just how rich you are. if you are not a millionaire, you can still get in on the excitement by purchasing a just cotton $100 t-shirt. it comes in white. not the fancy black. sean: does it come in v-neck? i might get a couple.

t-shirt? sean: yeah, but i can walk around. erin: how many people are going to buy that? city in alaska is considers a new leash law for cats. sean: it was put forward as proposal to complaints about roaming cats. it would address issues with the growing cat population and how it is affecting resources. a vote is set for next wednesday. on the facebook page we're asking what you think of the cat leash are stupid. animals are not slaves. sara writes i agree. in a busy city, i've seen so many cats hit by cars. so sad. let us know your thought. we did try a leash on our cat at one point. it went okay. erin: you walked your cat down the street? sean: i would not say that. we tried it and the cat

kevin: neighbors of sean, if you have a picture, please send to to us. sean: i have an incredible dog leash of i love using that. kevin: the whole visual image. erin: why doesn't it work for cats like dogs? sean: they don't like it. some cats do. kevin: we start out with wet highways. we had anywhere between a half an inch to as little of a tenth of an inch. it is now continuing to shove away early this morning. will eventually give way to what should be partial sunshine and one last fairly warm afternoon. we get temperatures from the mid 60's to lower 70's later on today only to have more clouds move in tonight with a little bit of patchy drizzle. that's the beginnings of more clouds along with scattered shower activity, which looks to wrap up the week and may last through the weekend. you'll notice the rainfall shoving away. we're going to continue to see it over the next hour or two. clouds giving way to

64 to 74 from north to south. while that moves fast, the upper level system slowly dives south and continues to drag moisture up the east coast. there's a weak low off of the coast of the carolinas. we'll try to get scooped farther north. through the mid atlantic states, they will see heavy rain tomorrow. it is a matter of how quickly forit gets in our general direction. quick third of an inch. it will start to lighten over the next hour or two. morning giving way to sunshine. temperatures are in the 50's. remember this time yesterday we were in the 30's. we got into the 60's yesterday. we have faded overnight. a running start to the day for us temperature-wise. with increasing sunshine, we should be up between 64 in pittsburgh to as high as 74 in places like nashua later on this afternoon. this evening you'll notice the clouds continuing to dive southwest with more of the component to the wind.

to 55. patchy drizzle a possibility with the thickest of the clouds. that should wither away. still a lot of clouds lingering around. up north, a few break of sunshine. this is the reality going forward. not from that sort of flow, but from the south we'll be looking at the shower activity back out through pennsylvania and the mid atlantic states. battling that will be an area of low pressure up to the north which may keep things partly sunny in the north country. for southern clouds and scattered shower activity as it all continues to lift northward. i'm not thinking we're going to see beneficial rainfall out of this, two or three inches of rain, but certainly any sort of shower activity is welcome at this point. temperatures today mid 60's to lower range of the 70's this afternoon. certainly a bit milder than the last couple of days. you'll notice the lows in the upper 40's to mid 50's. highs in the low to mid

just mother nature balancing everything out. we're still running five and a half degrees above normal for the month. we could use cooler temperatures. along with that, looks like hit or miss showers. no wash outs expected. erin: all right. still ahead on "news 9 daybreak," we're going to have a final check on your top stories, including breaking news in manchester. police remain on the scene of a fiery crash

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all with no income or sales tax. working across party lines is how maggie hassan makes new hampshire work for us. i'm maggie hassan and i approved this message. erin: it is 6:55. updating the top stories. sean: we continue to follow breaking news in manchester. police remain on the scene of a fiery crash. here's ray brewer. ray: a fatal accident earlier this morning. the medical examiner was called to the scene. it was around 4:00 this

witnesses say prior to the crash the pickup was weaving from side to side and state police cruiser attempted to pull the driver over and the driver sped off. no word on whether or not police broke off the pursuit prior to the accident. erin: salem police are issuing a at two gas stations in town. skimming devices were found at the super petroleum and dusty citgo. they don't know how long the skimmers where are there. sean: a new jersey woman was flown to a boston hospital after she crossed the center line and hit a pickup truck. three people in the truck were hurt. kevin: clouds, rain shower

it should be a much brighter afternoon. upper 60's to lower 70's. a little bit of drizzle overnight tonight. scattered showers will be the reality here as we get our way toward the end of the week. erin: all right. coming up this morning, more highlights from the presidential debate. hear what the running mates, mike pence and tim kaine are saying about the candidates performances. sean: a lot of people watching last night. we're back here in 25 minutes. have a g 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. hundreds of thousands of dollars in campaign contributions. when you take all that money it just changes you. kelly ayotte's not working for us.

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good morning, america. a fierce historic debate. >> well, donald, i know you live in your own reality. >> she doesn't have the looks. she doesn't have the stamina. >> hillary clinton and donald trump go head-to-head for the first time in front of their families in what could be the largest audience ever. >> whoo, okay. >> trading b >> they showed he didn't pay any federal income tax, so -- >> that makes me smart. >> the war on terror. >> at least i have a plan to fight isis. >> no wonder you've been fighting isis your entire adult life. >> and iraq. >> donald supported the invasion of iraq. >> wrong. >> that is absolutely proved over and over again. >> wrong. >> both candidates getting personal. >> i have a feeling that by the end of this evening i'll be