sean: now on "daybreak," breaking news. we're live in seabrook. one person is dead after an early morning fire. erin: officials shut down someone that's been coming to the fair for years. kevin: a look at where today's temperatures are headed and your weekend forecast. sean: bracing for matthew. a powerful hurricane is headed for haiti and cuba with potentially deadly conditions expected. >> no one covers new hampshire like we do. now wmur "news 9

thanks for joining us today. i'm erin fehlau. sean: hi there. sean mcdonald. first driving into work today, more of the same. foggy and misty. we haven't had a weekend like that in the long time. kevin: it is very thick in the valleys. we had the weekend that was cloudy, gray, and cool. that's about to slowly start changing over the next day or two. we look at colebrook, 51 degrees. temperatures are generally between 50 and region this morning. so it is fairly similar so far. there will be warming air that pushes in today. you can see that upper level low pressure center that's been to our west all the last several days. right here is pushing in. once that moves through, things begin to change. until then, we'll see warmer temperatures today. 60's on average. a couple of spots could hit 70. there will be some scattered showers and clouds and sunshine.

micer as we go through the week ahead. a look at your morning drive. for that we're joined live by deb davidson. good monday morning to you. deb: good monday morning to you as well, josh. unfortunately the fog is throwing things down on monday morning. 93 south is below the split as you make your way from the north of the notches through concord and especially through hooksett and the hooksett toll pla be careful. 293 is slower than normal. as you make your way through the upper split, down through the mill yard, 1011ing okay from bedford to hampton. from the wzid rack network, i'm deb davidson. sean: thanks. we start with the breaking news from the seacoast. one person is dead after an early morning fire in

the scene on lafayette road. he's live. what can you tell us? ray: no further details about the victim's identity are being released at this time. the scene is mostly clear. according to seabrook's fire chief, they were called at 689 at about quarter to one this morning. there an apartment building number three which is a 12-unit apartment building they found heavy black smoke coming from a first residents in the 12-unit apartment building were outside. the chief said they did search the building. that's when they discovered the one person in the first floor apartment where the fire had started. now the chief says that at this point they don't know how that fire started. there are a couple of investigators with the state fire marshal's office here at the scene. as for the other residents, we're told they were all taken to other hotels or motels around the area.

that one apartment and the other residents should be allowed back in the building later today. reporting live in seabrook, ray brewer, wmur news 9. sean: thanks. a fire that destroyed a building at a water works in laconia is suspicious. the flames broke out late saturday night. it has been closed and vacant since 2006. it took crews from three towns about two hours to control. but the building was destroyed and officials say it partially collapsed. because the park has gotten overgrown, firefighters couldn't get their trucks to the building. there was a little good news. >> the vegetation and the brush and the trees were fairly wet. if it was still dry like we had dry weather recently, we would have had large spread of fire throughout the trees and brush.

of land. it is for sale. they are fortunate that the flames spread. now they are trying to figure out exactly how the fire started and if someone is responsible. erin: they say a small charcoal grill is to blame for a fire that heavily damaged a dorm. the fire marshal's office says that students had set the grill up on a flat section of root outside of a window of morton hall and weren't watching it when the fire sparked. the school is now housing for 70 students. plans are being made to repair the dorm. the landmark manslaughter trail gets underway today. gregory nisbet faces four counts. the fire was sparked by smoking materials on a back porch. there were multiple code violations and one exit was blocked. it was the deadliest

years. sean: a manchester man is wanted after he fired at a car in the queen city. warrants have been issued for 18-year-old jacob cahill on charges of attempted first-degree assault and reckless conduct. he got out of a car while stopped at red light. then he fired a single shot at a passenger in the car behind him. no one was hurt. police say cahill took off in a red acura with new hampshire plate 4084128. erin: katie and cuba are bracing for hurricane matthew as the extremely dangerous category 4 storm bears down on the island nations with sustained winds of 140 miles per hour. more than three feet of rain could fall. evacuations are already underway in some places with the storm expected to arrive on the. wmur's reid binion is

hurricane by virtue will have a severe impact on jamaica. reporter: jamaica's prime minister underscoring the serious of the threat. >> we are expecting there will be landslides. that will mean damage to agriculture. >> forecasting warning they will bring life-threatening flash floods. some are ignoring pleas to leave the threatened coast. >> i think i'm fair. i'm from here. i will die here. >> much of -- >> the massive storm churning and threatening haiti where the infrastructure is still fragile. cuba bracing as they evacuate hundreds of employees. the national weather service said it was too early to say what matthew's effect would be on the united states. while the impact is expected to be serious,

demonstrated at the end of the episode. >> i'm reid binion, wmur you? -- news 9. erin: an orphanage named after another college student that died in a hurricane in haiti. it honors britney gengel. it is right in the way of the hurricane. they havele food. now all they can do it wait. sean: the engineer of a commuter train says he was only going ten miles of hour as he approached, but he has no memory of the crash. one person died and more than 100 others were hurt in the crash. the statement from the engineers learned that a data recorder that should have noted the speed and breaking information was not working and crews have not been able to recover a second data recorder

erin: a vendor has been banned after good after selling racist items. the president of the fair will not name the vendor but confirms he was selling inappropriate cast iron figurines against fair rules. it was reported by someone attending the fair. we're told the vendor who is from down south had been coming for years and had never sold such items here before, but claims they venues. sean: still to come on monday, honoring fallen heros. why this run in manchester is so important. erin: schwarzenegger stopped. why the movie star is apologizing to police, and how he got out of citation. sean: 12-year-old from weare is giving you celebrity support.

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kevin: good morning. welcome back. a look at foggy conditions. particularly if you are driving in any of the valleys and merrimack valley and mountain valleys, all thick with fog this morning. otherwise clouds and breaks. that's what we'll see for the day today with afternoon showers. details on that and the warmer air headed this way in a few minutes. sean: thanks. hundreds of people ran and walked through manchester to honor police officers killed in the line of duty. erin: this was the tenth fallen. it fell on the 40th anniversary of the line of duty death of officer ralph miller. we're just two weeks have the tenth anniversary of the death of officer michael briggs. >> this is a difficult time and difficult month for manchester p.d. and law enforcement. this is an opportunity to remember those who sacrificed and never forget the families. >> it means so much the whole community and even

would join together to remember the sacrifice of those who my husband and mike briggs and all of other officers in new hampshire. erin: all proceeds will benefit the manchester police athletic legal providing programs for children in the queen city. sean: despite some rain and fog, the first annual cruising for canines car show was a huge success yesterday. the show helped raise money for the newly formed association. it included demonstrations by the state police canine unit. all proceeds will help cover police canine medical and memorial costs. kind of crummy weather. the events went on. great effort there. erin: we still have the fog out there this morning. we have your forecast coming up. a raging fire burns through parts of a school bus lot. the number of buses destroyed. sean: here's a question, do you know where the center of north america is?

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. and i want to say, "thank you, annie."

erin: investigators are trying to figure out what sparked a fire that destroyed three dozen school buses and a barn in wisconsin. the flames broking out yesterday afternoon while drivers watched helplessly. the bus depot served a total of eight school districts in the area. officials say no service will be affected today. were scary moments during a massive hot air balloon not one but two balloons got caught up in powerlines. in one crash, the balloon ended up brains over the lines and a damage was taken to the hospital after suffering an electrical shock. someone fired shots at a passing balloon. no one was hurt. sean: tim burton's latist is number one at box office for the weekend.

for the peculiar children" was children. arnold schwarzenegger was able to talk himself out of trouble after riding his bike where he wasn't supposed to. munich police stopped him after riding along the train platform. it was against the rules. he apologized. he said he was having trouble walking and posed for the with the officer. the terminator left while pushing his bike. it seems that the center of north america has moved. a small tavern is now claiming to be the geographic center of the continent. hanson's bar snagged the title after a nearby city alawed the trade marbling to expire. the debate over the center started 90 years

and figured out where it balanced on his finger. sounds very scientific. erin: yeah. sean: i guess. there you two. plan your next road trip. erin: the trademark. let's see how long it lasts. kevin: it expires. therefore it is no longer the center of the work. gps and computers are going to be upset about this. let's look at this part of the state and center. concord is in the lower 50's. so is most of new right now between 50 and 55 degrees. cooler in plymouth this morning. how about that fog? it is thick in some locations. other locations no fog at all as you can see here. take a look at manchester at just about no visibility being shown right here. .1. that's a tenth a mile. you can barely see anything. other areas plenty of visibility. you may come in out and of the fog in some of

morning. look at the clouds. clearing in some locations. you can see stars in some locations this morning. other areas you are socked in. it all depends on your location. as we go through the day, the clouds will come and go thanks to this area of already. if you look closely, you can see the spin in it. that's the upper level that's spinning to the west for days. finally pushing in our direction, it moves over today and tomorrow. it pulls away. that allows clearing and very nice weather to push on in. what is not nice weather? that's this right here. this is hurricane matthew. still a major category 4 hurricane with top winds of about 130 miles per hour now. it is still steamy toward the north. very slowly. areas here that you see red, these are hurricane warnings that are in effect for these tropical islands, cuba, haiti, dominican republic, all under the gun and likely going to suffer some major

down here, because these could be really impacted areas. here's a look at forecast track right over the bahamas. toward south eastern parts of the united states. from here on out though, there's an awful lot of disagreement in the computer data as to where it goes. it is simply too early to say. in fact, unusually low confidence exists beyond about this point. it may slam into parts of south eastern usa. it may ride off of the coast and move up out to sea. there are so many different possibilities. it really just is best to wait until we get closer and wait and see. it will be next weekend at the earliest. here's a look at what happened today. lots of clouds and breaks of sunshine. then this afternoon as the upper low gets overhead, scattered showers develop here and there. showers, sprinkling, and wet times. after some early clouds and fog tomorrow, look what happens. the sun comes back out and turns pretty nice out there for tomorrow.

clouds, breaks of sunshine, and temperatures mostly in the 60's and a few 70 to 71. lower 70's around today and tomorrow. clearing skies to sunshine. beautiful, beautiful fall-like weather wednesday through at least friday that you will love. sean: all right. check the boxes there. i like it. erin: looking forward to that. we want to check the top stories with ray brewer. ray: one person is dead following an early morning fire in seabrook. chief around quarter to one, they were called to an apartment complex at 689 lafayette road. there they discovered heavy smoke. it was there where they discover the diseases. no one else is injured. the cause of the fire remains under investigation. erin: a small charcoal grill is to blame for a fire that heavily damaged a dorm saturday morning. the fire marshal's office says that students had to set the grill up -- had set that

hall. a vendor has been banned for good after selling what people call racist items. the president of the fair says the vendor had come to the deerfield fair for years. there had never been any problems before. sean: coming up, the famous lomb bard street is known for great views and sharp turns. city leaders say they need to change how

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backed up for several blocks and visitors cause a lot of damage to the beautiful yards there. officials are considering charging a toll or requiring reservations. it is already closed on the weekends during the summer. who hasn't done is it? erin: it is a fun place to visit. you want to take pictures. you are standing in the middle of the street. halloween is just four weeks away. artists are showing off some of the creepiest sean: the eighth annual art away is underway. it shows something increase the depraved mind. isn't that usually kevin's mind? hope that's not in my mind. erin: very interesting. scary moments for kim kardashian. the amount of jewelry

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>> no one covers new hampshire like we do. now wmur "news 9 daybreak." erin: good morning on this monday, october 3rd. we're waking up to pretty heavy and dense fog in many areas around if you are heading out on to the roads any time soon. sean: i feel like that was the theme. it is going to warm up. josh will talk about that. first the top stories on monday. we're following some breaking news out of seabrook. right now authorities are investigating a deadly fire that broke out overnight on lafayette road. we'll have a live report coming up. a former firefighter is scheduled to make an experience. david is expected to

mend after being hit by a motorcycle while working a traffic detail during the patriots game. erin: i know it is monday. a lot of people are planning with the holiday weekend. josh: saturday looks fine and sunday and monday. that will depend on hurricane matthew. as of now, looks like saturday will be the best day of the weekend. it is in the 50's at the moment and thick fog. notice how the tens and those thick and you can't see in front of your face. couple of scattered showers from the system to the west could roll through. temperatures in the 60's. a couple of spots could hit 70 or 71 today. an afternoon shower a possibility as well. erin: all right. the fog is going to linger for very long, you think? josh: in the valleys, here from about

erin: all right. a look at how things are in windham. josh: we want to look good morning. lots of fog. as you are heading into massachusetts, it is verylo in exit 46 down to 43. 495 is very slow as you are approaching 93 in the andover area. from the traffic network, i'm deb davidson for 95.7 wzid. sean: let's get back to the breaking news that we're following out of seabrook. authorities are investigating a deadly fire. erin: the flames broke out early this morning at an apartment building on lafayette road near the intersection with new zealand road.

details. good morning, ray. ray: good morning. firefighters have cleared the scene hire at 689 lafayette in seabrook. according to the fire chief, it was around quarter to one this morning when firefighters were called to the apartment complex. they found heavy smoke in a first floor apartment in building number three. now it is a 12-unit building. 11 of the units were occupied according to the chief. he says most of the tenants were out of the building. they did search the building. that's when discovered the deceased person inside the first floor apartment and where the fire had started. now the chief says it took them about a half an hour to put the fire out. no firefighters were injured. it remained a one alarm fire. right now investigators with the state fire marshal's office are at the scene helping to assist and lead the investigation into the cause of the fire. the chief says at this point, they don't know how the fire started. as for the rest of the occupants of the apartment building, they went to hotels and

anticipated they should be allowed back in the building later today. reporting live in seabrook, ray brewer, w administration ur news 9. sean: thanks. a former stoddard firefighter is expected to plead guilty to arson charges today. david plant is accused of starting two large brush fires in april. the fires burned more than 100 acres. keene police say plant admitted to starting one fire using a glass bottle sunlight and the other using a flint lighter. erin: newmarket police are investigating a serious crash that left a teenager in critical condition. officers say that 18-year-old cameron russell was driving saturday afternoon when his pickup truck went off of the road and hit a tree. firefighters had to use the jaws of life to get russell out of the wreckage. he was taken to massachusetts general hospital. it does not appear that drugs or alcohol were factors in the crash.

after suffering serious injuries in an accident in foxboro. police say the trooper was hit by a motorcycle while he was working a traffic detail after yesterday's patriots game. the trooper, whose name has not yet been released, was hit in the parking lot near gillette stadium. >> the impact and it falls to the guy. they saw them slip around in the air. it was scary. they gave up their sunday. they are not watching the game. they are making sure they are getting there safe. he's not coming home right now. that's sad. sean: now the trooper was rushed to the hospital. state police say he will be okay. the motorcyclist who hit, 25-year-old jose perez rodriguez, is expected to face charges. he was fleaing troopers who was trying to stop him from going the wrong way. erin: two new hampshire students are getting grants. st. anselm college is

$400,000. the money will be used to research and evaluate ways to come back domestic violence, sexual assault, and stalking. sean: voters will cast the ballot in the general election. the race for governor is expected to be a close one. we spoke with democratic candidate, colin van ostern, and republican candidate, chris sununu about their plans to win the all important independent voters. clinton supporters to vote for you? >> we want all of the supporters in the state. we're bringing a message that people have been waiting for. a breath of fresh air. i'm a little bit more modern on the social issues. i believe leadership matter! do you want trump voters to vote for you? >> i'm running to be governor of all of the people of new hampshire. sean: the general election will be held on tuesday, november

several former apprentice contestants come forward accusing him of sexism. nikole killion in the washington with the latest. reporter: this morning the trump campaign is denying an associated press report after they spoke with several cast and crew members who say he demeaned female contestants on the show. a bombshell report, citing more than 20 people it interviewed from he often used sexist language and rating female contestants by the size of their breasts and which ones he would like to have sex with. it comes as a fallout on "the new york times" on trump's taxes. the paper revealed he may have avoided taxes for two decades aftersuffering a $916 million tax loss in 1995. >> the reality is this is part of the tax code. the man is a genius.

benefit of the people he's serving. >> we talked about the rigged system out there. donald trump embodies that. the idea that he didn't have to pay taxes for 20 years. reporter: as the clinton campaign pushed back, the democratic nominee visited a church in charlotte following recent unrest from the police shooting death. >> we pray for all family who's have suffered similar losses. reporter: overnight, she picked up the endorsement. one person running truly understands the struggles of a child born into poverty: hillary clinton. erin: libertarian presidential nominee says he and his running mate are the most qualified to lead the nation. >> we are the most qualified. two former republican governors two determines eat in state that is

getting re-elected. it speaks volumes to the fact that people do appreciate good stewardship of tax dollars. erin: right now gary johnson is tolling at 9 percent. he needs to be at 15 percent in order to take two of the presidential debates. sean: the land it wants to protect is along route 155 in madbury, lee, and durham. protecting the drinking water and keeping more than 200 acres from being commercially developed. the total cost is more than $2 million. so far more than half of the money has been raised. the forecast society still needs $850,000 to close the deal at the end of december. to learn how you can help, visit the escape outside section of w wmur. erin: patrick dempsey is showing off his support for a 12-year-old girl from weare who

dempsey posed during an annual fundraiser in maine. has become a nationwide effort to support abby van dyke. dempsey said the charity bike ride was all about her and he told her to stay strong. how about that? sean: he's done a lot of great charity work there. erin: he has. a volunteer firefighter from sandown is celebrating a major accomplishment. sean: that's right. jerry rode from pittsburgh to key west, florida. he left new hampshire on september 3rd. he arrived in florida on friday where his family was waiting for him. he had a goal of raising $10,000, but ended up raising more than $18,000. the sandown firefighter will host a welcome home party for jerry there wednesday. big congrats. erin: he nearly double had he hoped to raise.

tv star. where kim kardashian was robbed at gun point. josh: the temperatures in a similar spot. lower 50's and we'll be breaking the 50's and headed for the 60's or beyond. we'll tell you when we see the warmest temperature this is week. sean: need a break from work? we'll tell you about a company that's paying its employees to take a

kevin: welcome back. 5:44. crowdie skies and some parts of the state seeing thick fog. other spots none at all. here's a look at the granite state with clouds and breaks in the clouds. off to the west the spinning storm system. not much left the moment. it should spin in a couple of scattered showers. high temperatures will be better than they were yesterday. yesterday we were in the 50's. today mostly the 60's and a couple of spots could hit 70 degrees. erin: kim kardashian got quite the scare. she was robbed at gun point in paris. sean: a group of masked men held up the realty tv star inside a private residents.

before taking off with more than $10 million worth of jewelry. kardashian was not hurt. her husband was performing in new york at the i'm. he abruptly ended his show after telling fans there was a family emergency. kardashian was in paris. it is not clear if the children were in the private residents at the time of the robbery. erin: newly released video is reigniting the debate over whether seat belts should be add to school bes moments when the school bus in texas flipped over into a ditch. 11 students were injured. crash simulations have shown that kids not buckled in tend to go airborne. now there's a movement to have seat belts installed in all school buses. federal safety officials say doing that would cost school districts from between $7 to $11,000 per bus. sean: let's talk sports now.

with the team today after serving his four gate deflate gate suspension. it is coming at a good time. yesterday the patriots were shut out. in the first quarter, the bills took an early lead. taylor passed to mccoy for a seven-yard touchdown. bill belichick wasn't happy about it. he had to spike his tablets on the sidelines. in the second, the bills were leading was hit hard. buffalo recovered. nothing went right. the bills ended up winning 16-0. tom brady returns for next weekend's game in cleveland. i don't know if that ipad will though. erin: i don't think so. the red sox played the final regular season game against the blue jays yesterday. boston was trying to secure the home field advantage for the division series. the game was scoreless in the fifth when travis

1-0 lead. aaron sanchez had a no hitter into the seventh inning when hanley ramirez crushed one over the foul pole in left field. it was ruled a home run, review, and confirmed. in the end, the blue jays went on to win it 2-1. the indians also won on sunday. cleveland will have home field for the division series. the red sox will play game one. before yesterday's game, the red sox celebrated. the ball club honored by hanging a flag over the green monster and inviting big papi's dad to join him on the diamond. plenty of fans were there to witness the tribute. >> yeah. it made me cry. i don't know. the guy decide me was crying the whole time

the sox as long as he has. we're going to miss him. sean: next year the sox will retire the number 34 jersey. sean: the final sprint cup race in the first round of the chase was held yesterday. martin truex jr. lead 178 laps and dominated. he took the checkered flag for the fourth time this season. kyle busch was second and finished third. tony stewart, kyle larson, and chris boucher were all eliminate frommed the championship. erin: serious incentives to take the havuation. the software company launched a new program called paid, paid vacation. the company will reimburse eligible employees up to $2,000

including hotel, transportation, and mealing, a study released in june say that is in 2015, 55% of americans left vacation days on the table. not only will you get paid vacation, they are going to pay for part of the vacation? sean: what was that company again? erin: it is an hr company. sean: i love the idea of getting reimbursed for my hotel. josh: especially since you trash the hotel rooms. sean: i do. i've been kicked out so many it is not funny. it was well. we needed the rain. josh: we didn't get a lot of rain. it was helpful. with the cloudy conditions that allowed the rain to soak in. here's a look at current temperatures. the little lines that you see there, that's the wind direction. it is light and out of the west or northwest. that's a drier wind direction. all weekend long it came out of the northeast. much moisture pent that we had a wetter system over head. with winds coming out of

the air out. that will help today. looing at the thick fog in some locations. no visibility in the spots with .1 visibility. other spots no problems whatsoever. and clouds -- well, they are patchwork out there. you may have some views of the stars this morning. and a little bit of sunshine at times. before this upper level system pulling overhead. you see that spin there. that's the upper level low that was to our west all weekend final moving in. they can bring some clouds and showers. the other thing we have to watch is hurricane matthew, a major hurricane category 4 with 130 mile per hour winds right now. it has weakened a little bit. it is headed up toward the tropical islands here. many of them and right in the caribbean, the heart of it. it is going to make a line up like this. it is going to heading for the general area of the south eastern united states. it takes its time

it is not into south eastern usa until friday into saturday. real slow. that mean for these areas, it is moving over them very slow. that extends the devastation. keep an eye out. you are going to be seeing a lot of terrible things coming out of the islands over the next couple of days as they get strong winds and storm serge as well. after that, these lines showing where the storm could go. these are all of the computer models. you can see there's a lot of agreement until they get to this point.th some of the computer models take it over us. some of them bring it back out to sea. quite a spread. there's low confidence in this part of the forecast for next weekend. stay tuned as we continue to track that all this week. what we know is we'll see a mixture of clouds and sunshine. as the low from the west moves overhead, you are going to see some scattered showers popping up this

lower the chance. things turn from there. after today, temperatures will be in the 60's by the way today. maybe even low 70's in a couple of spots. after that, we start to see more sunshine. tomorrow afternoon it clears out and stays that way. wednesday, thursday, and friday are all going great. you'll fall in love with those days for sure. sean: i like falling in red hook brewery hosted its third annual food truck festival. there were gourmet grilled cheese, tacos, and delicious waffles. sean: hopefully it is driving toward me and not away.

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erin: a centenarian in missouri got to scratch a bucket item off of her list with the help of local police officers. sean: edie sims is 102. she says she's accomplished a lot of things, but one thing she's never done is to ride in the back of a police cruiser. some local officers decided to help her with that. josh: not only did they give her a ride, they put her in handcuff -- >> you enjoy your ride this morning. >> oh, yes. handcuffs and all. >> we're more than happy to participate. we love it. we get more out of it than the seniors do. >> it is a great world if you open your eyes and look at it. josh: she spends most of her time sews socks and scarfs.

josh: i wonder if they handcuffed her to her cane. sean: an investigation at a fire that broke out in a vacant water park in laconia. it is considered suspicious. ray: one person is dead

sean: now on "daybreak," we're live in seabrook where one person is dead after an early morning fire. erin: vendor ban. the item that is prompted officials to shut down someone who has been coming to the fair for years. josh: the cooler weekend weather is toast. no more 50's. a look at where today's temperatures are sean: bracing for matthew. a powerful hurricane is headed for jamaica. potentially deadly conditions expected. >> no one covers new hampshire like we do. now wmur "news 9 daybreak." erin: more on the breaking news in just a moment. thanks for joining us. i'm erin fehlau. sean: good morning. i'm sean mcdonald.