>> more than frustrating. more than you know. your child has been shot. erin: a mother of a son that was shot by police is speaking out. sean: the presidential campaign is returns to the stage as they look to build on the debate. kevin: cooling off in patchy drizzle. more rain chances going forward. all of the rain chances ahead. erin: concerning advertisements. why fliers in durham are raising eyebrows. >> no one covers new hampshire like we do. now wmur "news 9

erin: good morning on wednesday. thanks for starting with us. i'm erin fehlau. sean: i'm sean mcdonald. it cleared up nice. kevin: in the shoreline, it is going to be in the upper 50's. it is going to feel cooler than that. clouds, patchy fog, and a little bit morning. a lot of that activity will continue to break up through the morning, setting up partial sunshine in western and northern areas. the clouds have a tendency to keep temperatures relatively steady with highs in the upper range of the 50's. we'll talk about better rain chances going forward. we'll talk about the look at the morning ride joined live by deb davidson. good wednesday morning, deb. deb: good wednesday morning. if your commute is starting anywhere in the

moving well from plymouth down to the hooksett tolls and from manchester to salem. things are moving well from the upper to the lower split. no problems on the everett turnpike. heading into massachusetts, we're already seeing delays through methuen. from the traffic network, i'm deb davidson for 95.7 wzid. sean: thanks. claremont man shot by police is speaking out demanding answers. erin: autopsy results show that 25-year-old cody lafont was shot three times. ray brewer is live in the studio with reaction from lafont's mother. ray: cody lafont says her son has struggled with depression since he was you know young. this was not the first run in with police. he killed after a con problemmation. they say one officer shot lafont three times

prompted the shooting. that part of the investigation could take sometime. tracy says her son loved animals and racing, he loved spending time with his family, especially his nieces and nephews. she said lafont had called 911 before in a cry for help. >> i don't know how many officers were there. any other times when i was called, there was at least two officers there. i can't imagine there restrain him. ray: she says she wants to know why this incident ended with her son dead. they say it is unclear when details of the shooting will be release. of it is not also clear if any action will be taken against the officer involved. in the studio, ray brewer. ray: thanks. a child is being streeted at a boston hospital after being hit by a car in salem. the child was struck around 6:30 last night.

struck or what type of injuries they suffered. police say no charges have been filed. they expect to release more information later today. erin: fresh off of the first presidential debate on monday, hillary clinton is back on the campaign trail and coming here to new hampshire today. the democratic nominee has a campaign rally scheduled for 2:15 this afternoon at the u.n.h. field house. she will be joined by bernie sanders to focus on college doors for the event open at 12:15. republican nominee, donald trump, will be back in the granite state tomorrow. he has a rally scheduled at the new hampshire sports complex in bedford. doors open at noon on thursday. the rally starts at 3:00. abc's ray raimundi is following both campaigns for us this morning. reporter: the aftershocks of the presidential debate continue. both candidates hitting

victory lap for hillary clinton. >> did anybody see that debate last night? he made it very clear he didn't prepare for that debate. >> both claiming victory, but donald trump campaigning about a faulty microphone and unfair questions from the moderator. >> almost every single poll had us winning the debate against crooked hillary clinton, big league. >> that is absolutely proved. >> >> i don't think. reporter: both candidates hitting each other hard on foreign policy and the experience to be president. clinton slammed trump first for celebrating the housing crisis. >> what kind of person would want to root for nine million families losing their homes? ray: trump firing back at a rally. >> she traveled all over the world.

reporter: a feisty donald trump had starting off the morning on the defense and doubling down on his treatment of former miss universe on fox news. >> she was the worse we ever had. she was the winner. she gained a massive amount of weight. it was a real problem. >> machado, whose story was told during the debate, was not a clinton supporter. >> he was really rude with me. shattering records. over 80 million people tuning in. erin: president obama, pope francis, and prince charles are among the noted world leader expected to attend the funeral of former israeli president and prime minister, shimon peres. peres passed away two weeks after suffering the stroke. he shared the noble peace prize in 1994. he is credited with helping to push his country toward peace talk with palestine.

his funeral is set for friday. sean: two people from massachusetts are accused of stealing apples from a orchard. they paid for $20. then they filled a baby stroller, diaper bag, and backpack with more fruit. in all, they stole about $100 worth of apples. a nashua man is facing charges in connection with a shooting and stabbing in july. 28-year-old travis martein is charged criminal weapon and deadly threatening and falsifying evidence. travis martein pulled out a gun in the fight. he stabbed another man in the neck and ran off. erin: a former nashua high school teacher accused of sending nude pictures to students is facing a new charge this morning. bruce lanctot has been indicted for falsifying physical evidence. according to court paperwork, he didn't

he accused of sending actually explicit messages to students and asking students to meet him for sexual encounters. another man is accused of helping to hide lanctot's phone. sean: still to come, the right man for the job. we'll introduce you to the new superintendent of schools in manchester. erin: unusual ads. police are concerned what pliers are popping up in durham are advertising. sean: traffic changes. we'll tell you about the plans to in 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 -

to live like this anymore... she begged... she begged for help, saying mom - please help me. 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. co-authored the comprehensive addiction and recovery act - this act will save kids' lives... ...and enable families to get the help they need. 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.

kevin: wednesday morning, september 28th. a little bit of patchy drizzle in a few spot this is morning. temperatures cooling off. thigh are going to remain that way as a breeze picks up. we are looking at cooler temperatures and better rain chances at the end of the week.

sean: all right. going to feel like fall. the manchester school district has hired a new superintendent. erin: the school board members say he grew up in poverty and didn't learn english until his late teens. he sent the last four years as a school superintendent in rochester, new york, where he created an impressive resum?. >> it is no secret that manchester has some issues and struggles. mr. vargas' records, the budget was in they had a lot of difficult issues. he turned the school district around. we're hoping he can turn manchester around. erin: vargas will make an annual salary of $165 and start on november 1st. sean: the u.n.h. community is on alert after some concerning fliers promoting a dating web site started popping up.

say they can receive cash. durham police and store owners have taken down many of the fliers. it hadn't received reports of students using the web site. they are relying on students using common sense. >> the one nice thing about today's youth and the students here at u.n.h., which i think is really fantastic, is that they are smarter consumers than we think they are. >> it is disturbing honestly. it somebody would put that flier out. sean: police say while some may find the flier offensive, it is not illegal. they are keeping a close eye on the billboards around town. erin: it is now 5:12. coming up, hear from the man who was rescued after spending a week adrift at sea and how he feels now. sean: you may want to check your

sean: police have searched the sea. they found 22-year-old nathan carman. his mother is presumed dead. nathan was found by a chinese freighter on sunday. >> i feel healthy. i feel healthy. emotionally, i've been through a huge amount. i would like to thank the public for their prayers and for their concern for both my mother and for myself. sean: family members say carman has as burger. he and his mother would take regular fisher trips. his a suspect in the unsolved murder of his grandfather in 2013. no arrests have been made. a driver in connection with a deadly

he was driving a jeep used for the hayride when it crashed back in 2014, killing one person and injuries 20 others. they tried to argue he knew the brakes on the jeep were faulty. erin: more than 90% of people live in areas with obsessive air pollution. it focused on outdoor air pollution. it can tribute to health problems like stroke, heart disease, and young cancer. the report says the pollution is the worst in southeast asia and the eastern mediterranean and western pa pacific. sean: you may want to rethink the menu. tyson's food is recalling 130,000 pounds after some customers reported finding hard, white plastic in the chicken. it affects five pound

panko chicken nuclear et. they have a use by date of july 17, 2017. ben & jerries is planning a $30,000 expansion. it will add nearly 70 jobs and an extra 30,000 square feet of buildings along with more parking and a new sidewalk. erin: work is underway on the $50 million development project. crews broke ground yesterda condominiums. they are scheduled to be opened by the end of next year. some have been sold. the plans also include building a new lodge at the resort. fall has officially arrived in new hampshire. state tourist officials are expecting a banner season. in fact, nine and a half million people are expected to visit the granite state to enjoy the beautiful weather and foilage while spending $1.4. both of those numbers are up over a year ago.

state. so we've had some decent weather, lately some rain. kevin: yeah. every weekend we seem to talk about how much pressure there's on the meteorologist to reduce nice weather over the weekend. can we can we find a weekend to say okay? all right. erin: is that this weekend? kevin: maybe i'm trying to set things up. maybe. can we start off earlyth a few clouds and patchy drizzle. i don't think it will remain terribly organized. if anything, withering away. the clouds may be tougher to break. we're going to have a breeze today. it is going to gust over 20 miles an hour. temperatures are in the upper 50's. they are not going to move up much during the day. with it, you are going to have the breeze to along with it with

day closer to the shoreline. inland sections lower 60's and sunshine into the afternoon. a lot of moisture up and down the east coast. the closed low that's moving very lowly to the east will continue to start bringing moisture northward. while we get a little bit of a reprieve after drizzle to a dry afternoon with sunshine and fair skies tonight and partial sunshine tomorrow, better rain chances develop later this week. you could see the flow out of the northeast west with the thicker cloud cover and warmer temperatures. things turn right around through the afternoon. the coolest readings by later today where we have more clouds later on and a northeasterly wind. temperatures don't move up much today at the coast while inland sections even though you are starting off get warmer later on this afternoon. a little bit more sunshine there. and then fair skies later on this evening. really a minimal chance

chances are entered around friday into saturday. the weak area of high pressure is going to protect us for the most part tomorrow. we can't rule out the isolated shower. the better chances will be with scattered showers pushing in from the south. i don't think the weekend looks like a wash out. we're not going to be able to reduce out the chance of showers either day. then all eyes on a developing tropical system which may approach the u.s. sometime during the middle of next week. temperur we'll climb into the upper 50's to lower 60's. a little bit of sunshine around this afternoon. more in the way of stubborn clouds closer to the shoreline. you'll notice the average highs. we're well shy of that as we extend into the month of october before getting back near 70 degrees. probably the best rain chances will be entered around friday night and saturday. no washouts expected in most locations any of

soon enough. can you believe that? let's check out the top stories. we start with ray brewer. ray: the mother of a claremont man shot and killed by police is speaking out looking for answers. 25-year-old cody lafont was killed early sunday. investigators say one officer shot lafont three times in the chest. tracy says she wants to know why this incident ended with her son dead. sean: a child is being treated at a boston hospital a in salem. the child was struck around 6:30 last night on south policy street. the driver is not facing charges. hillary clinton is holding a rally be bernie sanders at the u.n.h. field house in durham. the event will focus on college costs and student debt. erin: coming up, if you have dreams of living another planet, space x wants to help, sean. sean: erin. erin: we're going to tell you

during vietnam i served on an aircraft carrier in the gulf of tonkin. after i lost my job, i slept out here with other vets. you never think you'll end up here, until you do. annie kuster is working hard to get veterans off the streets with affordable housing. and she's helped connect vets with jobs so they can get back on track. that means a lot to me.

erin: if you've ever wanted to own your own newspaper, here's your chance. sean: a publishers in western new york is more than 20 years. he wants the paper to continue. he's offering it up in a two-part contest. first you have to submit your plans for the paper and a guide to the area. then write a 500-word essay on why you think you should own the paper. there are also entry fees for this. you could be your own publishers if you would like to be. erin: we shall see. space x founder, elan musk, is outlining his

sean: you've been keeping an eye on this. you've been wanting to go. erin: did you contribute? sean: kevin and i pitched in the jar. musk is planning a trip and wants to send humans to mars by 2024. you have to wait a little bit. in order to make it realistic, the cost of the trip needs to drop to around $200,000 per person. this is a big jar. erin: apparently. sean: he thinks in the future the trip could take as little as 30 days w 1,000 people. it might not be so much of a one-way trip after a while. erin: that would be nice. i could actually return. coming up next, another crop is suffering because of the drought. the problems facing cranberry farmers. sean: which city is cracking down on dogs and banning certain

there's a reason cnbc named new hampshire the most business friendly state in the nation: maggie hassan's approach to innovation and business development. controlling spending. s in education. and hassan's balanced budget was a bi-partisan "compromise" the telegraph said "worked." cutting taxes for small businesses. targeting millions to fight the opioid crisis. 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

>> no one covers new hampshire like we do. now wmur "news 9 daybreak". sean: good morning to you on this wednesday, september 28th. a live look outside. 58 degrees. we've got some clouds out there and a little bit of dle we could use a lot of rain. we're only getting small amount this is week. we're getting more. >> we'll look at what the weekend holds too coming up in your forecast. first the top stories. the mother of the man killed in an officer involved shooting in claremont is speaking out. she says her son struggled with depression. two people are facing chargeses stemming from horse neglect in dalton.

plans for a new exit between derry and londonderry. >> it cleared out yesterday. it turned into a nice day. kevin: today we do the same. it is going to be ten degrees cooler. we have the northeasterly breeze which brought the clouds in overnight. along with it, patchy drizzle and fog in sports. temperatures are going to be more stubborn. they are not going to move much today thanks to the northeasterly wind. it will gust at times. inland sections get back this afternoon. sean: the kids might need a wind breaker. let's check out the roads. here's a live look at i-93 from the common man camera in windham. kevin: we're joined live by deb davidson. good morning, deb. deb: good morning. traffic is beginning to pick up. it is moving well as you make your way on 93 southbound from north of the notches down through the state line with massachusetts. we're not seeing any

amherst to manchester. making your way out to the seacoast, 111 and the spaulding turnpike are up to speed. in massachusetts, 93 southbound is slow from the state line down to exit 47. from the traffic network, i'm deb davidson for 95.7 wzid. sean: topping our news, the mother of a claremont man killed is speaking out. erin: an autopsy 25-year-old cody lafont was shot during a confrontation with police. his mother wants answer to why her son was killed. ray brewer. ray: cody lafont says her son struggled with depression since he was young. he's had run-ins with police before. she wants to no why this time it ended with his death. ray: tracy is mourning the loss of her son, 25-year-old cody lafont, who was shot and killed

>> i'm strong on the outside. you are not seeing me when i'm at home and alone. >> she says her son was loved by many. >> he loved animals and racing. he loved his family. especially his nieces and nephews. ray: the attorney general's office says lafont was shot during a confrontation with police after police were called to the home early sunday morning, following a 911 call. one officer shot lafont three times in the es called 911 before in what she calls a cry for help. >> he would do well, and then he would sink back into his depressive states where he withdrew from everybody. ray: there's no word on what lead to the shoot or video of the incidents. >> i feel the officers he was in contact with understand what he was going through and did the best they did to help him and keep him safe. >> it is important to the office and to

resolution. but as in any case, there's a lot of moving parts. ray: the friends and familily say they are planning a rally. it is expected to start at 4:00. the candle light vigil set to begin at 6:00. there's no word on the status of the officer who shot lafont. the ag's office says it is still early in the investigation. it is unclear when the details of the deadly encounter will be released. in the studio, ray brewer, erin: all right. thank you. new on "daybreak," two people are facing the charges in connection with an animal cruelty case out of dalton. jonathan brooks and stephanie both of whitefield turned themselves in on monday. they each are charged with four counts of animal cruelty. the investigation started back in august when someone reported that a group of horses were being neglected. the owner surrendered ten of 17 horses. they are scheduled to be

sean: also think this morning, a massachusetts woman is accused of stealing thousands of dollars worth of jewelry in nashua. 42-year-old shannon donovan stole $3,700 from the kohls. she committed the same crime at several other kohl's stores in massachusetts. she's now charged with felony theft. erin: the d.o.t. is laying out plans for a big change to 4a will be built between 4 in derry and 5 in londonderry, not before residents help to choose the path. they were invited to go over the options last night. each town is contributing $5 billion to the cost of the project. the new exhibit is designed to alleviate traffic on route 102. >> i think it would be great for traffic release and business development. southern new hampshire continues to grow. >> i think with the stronger economic

might be enough versus 50 or 60 million or the next set. erin: the state hopes to break ground. the opening would coincide with the completion of the expansion project in 2022. average pilot is recovering after crashing a helicopter in ann dover. emergency crews were called to the wooded area early yesterday morning after the helicopter crashed and then caught fire. the pilot was able to get out on his own and call for help. the investigating the crash. erin: we know the name of the man killed in a fiery crash in manchester. state police say 36-year-old brian martinez died early yesterday morning when the pickup truck crashed. troopers say they started chasing martinez after he was spotted driving erratically. his pickup hit two other vehicles before crashing into the woods and bursting into flames.

away. he die at the scene. sean: a man charged in connection with a deadly robbery in nash is expected to plead guilty. stefan peno filed. a hearing is set for next month. as new hampshire continues to battle the drug crisis, the town of newmarket is adopting its own safe stations. the idea is mod the loosely after manchester's program. people who are struggling with addiction can do to the police or fire department for help. they will be taken to the hospital before being connected with a peer coach through the safe harbor recovery center. the city of rochester is stepping up efforts to battle the drug crisis. police and frisbee memorial announce the opening of the rochester community recovery center.

people wanting to get clean can walk into the police department or the frisbee hospital emergency room any hour of day and get connected with a certified counselor from the south eastern new hampshire services. erin: $20 million worth of inventory from the vermont yankee nuclear plant is going up for auction. it will sell everything from hand tools to equipment to supplies like more than 400 pounds of baking sod today and tomorrow. sean: coming up this morning, a controversial move in canada. what prompted officials in montreal to approve a plan to bans all new ownership of pit bulls. kevin: slow-moving system to the west. it will mean changes will be slow. rain chances moving back in eventually. we'll have the latest timing with the future cast ahead. erin: forget about the self-driving car. how would you like to

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kevin: for some it is a damp start. upper 40's to mid 50's as you walk out the door. we're going to continue to see the chance of a

way to sunshine. more successful in western and northern areas through the afternoon. cooler temperatures though. we'll tell you how long they last with your forecast coming up. sean: all right. thanks. health officials in vermont are warning people about another disease spread by ticks. they say the number of cases is on the rise. it is spread by the same tick species that carries lyme disease. 133 case haves been reported inmo the total number of case for all of 2015. symptoms can include fever, headache, and muscle aches. it can be treated with antibiotics if it is detected early. erin: new england cranberry growers are facing a crisis due to the extreme drought. >> as i see it, if we don't get a good rainstorm or several rainstorms, we will not be able to harvest. erin: how about that? as harvesting starts in

enough water to flood their bogs and enough revenue to cover their cost. there's a surplus of cranberries and prices. he gets about $11 per barrel. production costs often exceed $30 per barrel. sean: montreal passes a new law that bans all ownership of pit bulls. the law of being put in place after a montreal woman was killed in a ago. current pit bull owners will now have to get a special license. the law goes into effect on monday. erin: facebook is spending out a warning to users who see a fais fake brad pitt obituary. a fake article with the headline r.i.p. brad pitt.

they say it is part of the phishing scam. entering that information on the wrong screen gives hackers your account. sean: they had a chance to clench the title. the sox began the three-game series. they had a deal with the rookie catcher, gary sanchez. in the first inning, he hit a two-run homer. the sox were down 3-0 in the sixth when they started to play catch up. they managed to cut the lead to 3-2 roll. the sox or the yankees went on to win the game 6-4 ending boston's winning streak. erin: hockey's east media day was held in boston. it included the announce ment of the pre-season poll. u.n.h. was picked to finish 10th. b.c. was picked to finish sixth. b.u. tops the poll ahead of north eastern and notre dame. sean: all right. take a look at the newly

food pantry. the schools at north and south split the take from the new hampshire tackles hunger food drive whip was 610 pounds of food. each will have enough food to last through autumn and through winter. >> they brought in approximately nine or ten full boxes of food. that, based on what i've known for what we purchase, should supply us for the better part of two to three month sean: big thank you to everybody who helped out. the new hampshire tackles hunger food drive continues this weekend at 14 high school football games. erin: elliot hospital is expecting a huge boost in donations at one of the largest annual fundraisers. the 15th annual health system gala is on friday. a wide array of sports memorabilia is expected to be auctioned off, including an autographed david ortiz helmet and

the funds goes toward the cancer care and pediatric departments. >> we're also in the planning phase for a possible $42 million cancer center. we'll put all of our services into one location. more that on. on the pediatric side, we're raising money for the newborn similar talar. erin: the theme is the great gatsby. some earrings will be auctioned half marathon. each year they donate 1,000% to the non-profit. last year $95,000 was raised. the race takes place on november 14th. registration is closed. a few remaining entries are being auctioned off on ebay as an additional fundraiser for the food pantry.

up. they started placing the 60 pianos last week. each instrument bares a simple message. play me on yours. the pianos are part of the public art project. they are going to be at various spots until october 10th. you can find the locations by heading to street pianos dot-com slash boston 2016. sean: attend couples. may boost your health. people with unhappy houses had more physical ailments, they didn't exercise wednesday rated their own health as poor compared to those who have a happy partner. researchers say for years it's been known being around happy people can make one people. apparently it makes you healthier. it makes sense if your spouse was happier and exercising. you would probably do the same thing. no doubt about it. nissan is taking self-driving technology

erin: should they be going here? i took the concept of self driving cars and put it into a simple chair. it can detect when the chair in front of it moves and keeps a thick distance between itself and the other chair. this is all meant to relieve people from having to stand in line. nissan is now taking applications from japanese restaurants that want to test out these self-driving chairs. if you've ever seen the movie what i was thinking of. sean: inspired. can you imagine online, you don't need to talk to anybody. look at your upon. erin: or stand in line. sean: sit there on your chair. it will go. why don't you take your chair over to the weather wall? kevin: i think that would go badly for me. erin: we have some stairs. kevin: it is amazing i don't fall down every morning. westart off early this morning. you notice we have quite a few clouds early.

that should give way to partial sunshine. western and northern areas a good deal of sunshine into the afternoon. the close you are get into south eastern new hampshire, the clouds maybe a little bit more stubborn. the highs today likely at the coast only in the upper 50's. which is where you are currently. we're expecting the northeast wind to go at times today over 15-25 miles an hour. this is the beginning of a cooler pattern that lasts through the weekend. shower chances start friday and through the weekend. it came to a screeching halt. eventually today the sun as it comes up should start to eat away at a little bit of the cloudiness through the morning eventually going to partial sunshine. at play back to the west area of low pressure slow moving. that means the pattern that we're in probably not going anywhere any time soon. as the inches closer, we'll start dragging up some moisture and better

we get later friday and into the weekend. for the time being, patchy drizzle. temperatures starting off in the mid to upper 50's. from manchester to the shoreline. we're not going to see much of the move upward here because of the northeast wind and lingering clouds. ironically where temperatures are cooler this morning lower 50's out along the connecticut river and 40's up north, you stand the best chance of getting back in the lower 60's just due to the function of more sunshine into the afternoon. we'll look f wind as well. all things looking better even though you are starting off cooler in western and northern areas. at the coastline, we're talking the drizzle out there in some spot this is morning. highs only in the upper 50's later on this afternoon. i think with fair skies tonight, temperatures will inch back. with partial sunshine tomorrow, we'll still in the upper range of the 50's to lower half of the 60's. maybe as high as 65 in a couple of spots. coolest readings at the

increase on thursday evening. by the time we got to friday, scattered showers are going to be possible. it is centered on the weekend. it doesn't look like an all weekend rain. the best chances of showers look to be on saturday. i don't think sunday is necessarily the more reliable day. i think both days will be fairly similar as far as the chances of showers. a little bit of drizzle in spots. we get into our some sunshine into the afternoon. northeast wind will be more noticeable at the shoreline. we drop from the mid 40's to mid 50's. your extended forecast shows the cooler than average temperatures for this time of year lasting through the weekend. the better chances of some scattered shower activity is going to really be entered around friday into saturday. although we're going to still run the risk of a shower on sunday and maybe a linger shower as the low pulls away on monday where temperatures will start getting back near 70 degrees. until then though, we could use the rain. there's not going to be a lot of it, at least

sean: we'll take what we can get. erin: the hooksett is unveiling the first phase of the hooksett river walk today. the 1.8 mile trail runs along the river. sean: very cool. still to come on "news 9 daybreak," a huge surprise for one newlywed couple. which well known celebrity crashed their wedding photo shoot. now time for the u local hot shots. looks like the dog wasn't quite ready to get completely out of bed here. thinking about it. apre and go back to bed. submit your pictures and

>> you are watching wmur "news 9 daybreak" with erin fehlau, sean mcdonald, and kevin skarupa. now news 9 continues. sean: a new attraction is coming

maybe this will be of interest to you. city council members approved plan for a nudist park. the exact location has yet to be decided. right now public nudity is against the law in paris. it can be punish by a $15,000 fine or up to a year in prison. you can talk that down in court. a friend told me. kevin: uh-huh. [laughter] erin: okay. so they are going to put them all in a park. kevin: move on, erin. sean: hashtag -- kevin: move forward. please. please. erin: a couple in new york got a big surprise during their photo shoot in central park. tom hanks showed up to congratulate the couple. he even offered to oh officiate. kevin: he's an ordain minister. erin: apparently he walks quite

sean: there's probably a lot of wedding photos. erin: photo bombing them all. sean: right in the background. erin: coming up, you'll hear from the vermont fisherman who was rescued after spending a week stranded at sea. ray: the mother of the claremont man is speaking out. what tracy wants to know. sean: if you've dreamed of owning your own newspaper, here's your chance. a publishers launching a contest to pass on his paper. avalanche control, there are a lot of dangerous jobs out there. find out which career the weather channels

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>> more than frustrating. more than you can know. your kid was shot. erin: the mother a speaking out and sharing new her son and his past. sean: the presidential campaign is returning to new hampshire as both candidates look to build on monday. kevin: cooling off with patchy drizzle. more rain chances going forward. all of the latest timing with future cast ahead. erin: concerning advertisements. why fliers are raising eyebrows. >> no one covers new hampshire like we do.