>> a man shot and killed by the police is now speaking out. the question she has as we learn the death was ruled a homicide. >> i am strong on the outside. you are not seeing me inside. anchor 2: we learn about a chase that led to this anchor 1:. learning about -- that led to this. anchor 1: learning about a n will take a look at whether the needed rain will make a comeback . >> nobody covers new hampshire like we d [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] anchor 1: starting tonight, the mother of a man shot and killed the police wants answers. anchor 2: today, and autopsy

during a confrontation. reporter: the mother says the sun struggled with depression. now, she wants to know why this ended in his death. she is mourning the loss of her son, a 25-year-old. he was shot and killed by the police. >> i am strong on the outside. you are not seeing me on the you are not seeing me on the insi >> he loved animals, racing, his family, his nieces and nephews. reporter: a 911 call turned into a confrontation with the police and an officer shot him three times in the chest. her son had called before in a cry for help.

would sink into a depressed state. anchor 1: it is -- reporter: it is not known what led to the shooting or if there is a video. >> i think the officers he was in contact with understood what he was going through and did the best they could. reporter: the attorney general's office says it is unclear when the details will be released. >> it is important for involved that we get a resolution. there are a lot of moving parts. reporter: they hope for answer soon. >> when i have been called, there were at least two officers and i cannot imagine there wasn't another way to restrain him. reporter: no update on the officer who shot.

hospital after being hit by a car in salem. salem fire says this happened and the child was airlifted to boston. anchor 2: we know the name of a man who was killed in manchester this morning. brian martinez was driving erratically. he hit two vehicles before the troopers spotted him and chased him onto he struck a tree and it burst into flames. >> they took immediate action to remove the operator and pull him up the and bank meant. -- the embankment. >> he had his flashers on and nearly crashed several times.

deadly crash at a massachusetts pizza shop. bradford is accused of sm ashing into a sweet tomatoes last month. investigators say the impact moved a 4000 pound pizza oven. people were killed, including a graduate. that happened shortly after takeoff. the troopers say that it was on fire when they arrived and that the pilot was able to get out of the helicopter on his own and was taken to the hospital with non-life-threatening injuries. the department of transportation is laying out plans for big changes to interstate 93.

not before the residents help choose the right course for the road! that will take some time. reporter: the state would like to break ground on the new exit in the summer of 2019. after all this time, the exit could alleviate traffic on 102 area. it would be located between 4 and 5. the location and roads are still to be decided. people are invited to give their opinion. each town will contribute to the cost of the $57 million project,

coincide with the expansion project in 2022. people have questions about traffic patterns, property value, and business. >> it is a way to get good accessibility to business and i think that is good for everybody. >> i think it could be versus $60 million. >> it could be great for traffic relief and new hampshire continues to grow. >> i was against it and now we will try to move forward to make it happen. reporter: there are studies under way and another informational meeting will be held next year for theinal construction plan to be decided.

from a vermont man who was rescued after being lost at sea during a fishing trip with his mother. he had just arrived home to vermont and says that he is drained. totally drained. his mother is presumed dead. they were out fishing when the boat made a funny noise. he was found by a chinese freighter. >> i feel healthy. a huge amount. i think the public for their prayers and concern for both their mother and myself. anchor 1: today, we are learning that he was a suspect in the unsolved murder of his grandfather in connecticut. anchor 2: officials are on alert

women, saying that they could get cash in exchange for going out with older men. the school says they have not reived any reports of students using the website and says they are relying on common sense. >> the nice thing about the youth today at un are smarter consumers than we sometimes think. >> it is disturbing and kind of scary that somebody would put that out. anchor 1: some may find the flyer offensive, but it is not actually illegal. state this week, hillary grant clinton, who will be at a rally

has a rally at the new hampshire sportsplex. anchor 1: we spoke to a school board member who explained why they thought vargas is right for this. reporter: one of e most compelling things about the new super in tenant, vargas, is his his story. >> he came and did not speak english. reporter: they voted to approve a contract for largest. -- vargas. he comes from rochester, where he served as superintendent.

rochester was in shambles. he turned the school district around and we hope that he can turn manchester around. reporter: vagas will have a -- vargas will have a $165,000 salary. it is saith temperament for manchester schools. >> we need somebody. the mayor can be tough. the school board can get in your business. we need somebody who is assertive. he is assertive, in a diplomatic way, but can say "get out of my business" nicely. anchor 1: we wish him well.

man. anchor 1: the restraining order filed against him. anchor 2: flooding in the midwest and what people are doing to get to their homes. weatherperson: meanwhile, we hope for rain here and we look at when we can have some in the days tahead. >> a beautiful evening for a walk on the beach.

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anchor 1: forcing people out of their homes today. more than 10,000 have been evacuated from cedar rapids. the floodwaters have turned neighborhoods into rivers and people are trying to reach homes by canoe. >> this is event in the history of cedar rapids. anchor 1: this curfew will remain in effect until the flooding subsides. anchor 2: tyson is recalling chicken nuggets.

should throw it out immediately. pieces of plastic may be in the nuggets. anchor 1: hearst unveiled something called "hearst live." it will help enhance the national conversation. reporter: forget times square. this manhattan fixture may be the new town cosmopolitan, there will be content from 360 businesses. >> anything that is entertaining people is great. >> it is called first live and it wraps around the hearst tower.

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weatherperson: there is rain and there is more that you will see in just a moment. the temperatures are in the 70's and this may be the last time you see it for a little while. preview of the high temperatures and there will be a northeast wind for the first half of the day. the rainfall amounts that we saw early, anything helps with

trend continues through the overnight hours. there is a look at the rain and we will go in reverse and bring me clouds act in for tomorrow. here is the latest on the tropical activity. this could be matthew. this is turning into a storm named matthew. this is a spaghetti plot.

it will take a turn and head to this. this is the early heads-up and we may be talking about this and this is just an early sneak peek. we see some breaks of sun late in the day. it is the wettest in the morning and there is a raw feel to the day. here comes some rain from the

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and the original cap pulls it to left and the yankees win 6-4. right away, josh johnson gets a homer and the bluja no clincher for the sox and the indians lost today and remain a game behind in the rangers are winning right now and a big

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and they expect to auction off sports memorabilia. the funds will go to the cancer care in pediatric departments. >> we are going to put all of our service in one location. great gatsby. there will be some time-specific hearings available. >> it looks like a great auction. >> will be cloudy and cooler and things will get better through the afternoon.

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