>> we're not going to take any chances. sean: bracing for matthew. the powerful storm is headed for the southeast u.s. damage. erin: the local red cross has an important message. there's something they want people here in new hampshire to do. kevin: they start a warming trend ahead. sean: paper or electronic? it it it seems granite staters prefer the old fashion way, at least when it comes to voting. >> no one covers new hampshire like we do.

erin: hi there. good morning to you. thanks for joining us. i'm erin fehlau. sean: i'm sean mcdonald. we're about to start a nice stretch of weather. everybody looking past that. i'm just saying a lot of talk about matthew. kevin: all eyes on the holiday weekend. at least right now the affects from the possible storm that is matthew. it looks lesser right now we're in the 40's in most areas. we'll continue to have that going forward through the day on saturday. looking at the high temperatures this afternoon going in the low to mid 60's in the north country and approaching 70 in a couple of southern areas. the latest advisory comes in right now on hurricane matthew. more on that in just a few minutes. let's look at your wednesday morning ride here in the granite state. we're joined live by deb

make your way through the concord area. that's due to the dense fog that's through the stretch. again as you approach the hooksett rest area to the tolls and to the upper 293 split. 293 is foggy from the upper split to the manchester community college and as you make your way through the mill yard. 101 is moving okay. in massachusetts, all major roads are up to speed. from the wzid traffic network, i'm deb davidson for 95.7 erin: hurricane matthew is now moving over the bahamas. still the powerful major hurricane with winds of $125 miles per hour. the storm is blamed for at least 11 deaths. that number is expected to rise? officials have not been able to reach the western tip of haiti due to all of the flooding and damage. sean: an evacuation order expected for parts of south carolina as matthew turns for the southeast u.s. and the

activated. gibson is following the dangerous storm. >> overnight preparing for a direct impact. officials sounding the alarm as hurricane matthew putts the u.s. in its bull's eye. >> this is serious. you need to prepare and protect you and your families. reporter: people from the florida keys to the north carolina boarding up their homes and filling up their cars. there's only premium left in miami. >> it is a mad house. >> i don't hav i got to get a tolts get me to the next station. >> drivers waiting in line for more than an hour. this is what grocery stores look like up and down the coast. empty shelves as people stock up on the essentials. the governor of florida, georgia, and the carolinas. >> if you are able to leave early and go today, do that. don't take a chance. reporter: evacuations

nicki hailey has closed the coast. >> they are fearful of what matthew can due to the crops. >> it has the potential to devastate the crop entirely. the good lord is going to do. we have to keep the faith. reporter: abc news, new york. sean: there's a strong haitian many of them are trying to reach loved ones. >> we are nervous. we want to hear from the families. >> we are want invite everybody to support us. it is time of need for haiti. we are haitian living in the community. erin: the haitian baptist church is hosting a fundraising to collect food, clothing, and money to help with relief efforts. they are not the only ones preparing aid. ray brewer is here to

ready. ray: any direct impact is still unclear. we may not get any at all. the red cross is getting busy. they are urging people to keep a close eye and prepare just in case. the bigger focus is down south where the impacts are expected to be severe. they are preparing to travel to help with recovery efforts. they need your help asking eligible donors to give blood as soon possible. >> mobilizing this amount of people, especially this swath of area being affected, it may need a lot of resources that the red cross uses. donate if they can. >> i've directed state agencies to put emergency preparedness measures into place. we'll have a conference call about thursday. that's when we think we'll have the most up-to-date information. >> red cross urging people to check on the loved ones on ere as the

cross emergency app to get important information wherever severe weather hits. sean: thanks. a man accused of trying to kill a boston police officer is due in court today. police say 25-year-old eric gonzalez and another unidentified man opened fire while officers were investigating gun trafficking. one officer was shot, but he was not injured because he is his in his bullet proof vest. one suspect was arrested immediately. gonzalez wasn't tracked down until after a five-hour manhunt. erin: investigators say a deadly fire was caused by the improper disposal of smoking materials. the state fire marshal's says 63-year-old george wind died from smoke inhalation. his body was found inside his first floor apartment early monday morning. a manchester woman could face a live in

25-year-old janet hardy was arrested after she suffered a gunshot wound to her hand. they found nearly four pounds of fentanyl in her home and $765,000 between the house, a safe deposit becomes, and a storage unit. she will be sentenced in january. sean: the general election is less than five weeks away. it seems granite staters prefer paper ballots instead of polls. they are confidenceth the last election was accurately counted. while new hampshire doesn't use the voting machines, only 52% of those polled say they trust such machines. secretary of state, bill gardiner, says while the paper ballot is old fashioned, it works and confidence in the system is part of why turnout is so high. >> they wouldn't do it if they weren't confident that the

security, and they are going to reflect their vote. it is going to be counted the way they did it. sean: gardiner has resisted computerized voting. it supports his cause. we're about a month away. erin: we like doing it old school. local talent on the big screen. we'll get ready for the upcoming new hampshire film festival. sean: on your mark, get set, and eat. find out who won the impressive battle of the badges foced erin: ahead at 5:30, the important message a barrington man is sharing after someone fired a shot into his home. it is 5:08. it is 5:08. you i think my strongest asset, maybe by far, is my temperament.

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kathy: anything. kate: my mom taught me that too. kelly: i'm kelly ayotte, and i approved that message. kevin: starting off early this morning with fair skies. temperatures into the 40's and upper 30's with patchy fog early this morning. looks like we head up

back in the 70's tomorrow. a look ahead coming up. erin: we got a sneak peek at films coming up in the film festival. sean: that's right. more than 1,000 were submitted. over 100 will be shown. several trailers were released during a party. the festival starts a week from tomorrow and running through the sunday with screenings throughout the city of portsmouth. >> we have feature have short films, student films, animated films, and, you know, all different generes. then we have the family block which is a fun part of the festival. sean: lots to see. detail on our web site at wmur.com. erin: hundreds of kids in and around keene will be getting new winter coats thanks to operation warm. the local firefighters

with dunkin' donuts and raised more than $20,000, enough to buy 600 winter coats, exceeding the goal. firefighters will work with local school efficients and service agencies to distribute the coats this month. last year they gave away 400 coats. turns out that police are better than army recruiters. the portsmouth police department took on the army recruiting office for a battle of the badges taco e contest on national taco day. police officer was the first person to finish a 12-inch, two-pound taco, earning a $250 donation to charity and a catering taco party. miss new hampshire em emceed that event. a similar event was held in manchester. sean: dios mio.

the problems reported with a popular vehicle. erin: plus a restaurant with a view. some people say the glass bathroom may offer

erin: federal investigators estimate a commuter train was going two to three times the posted 10 mile an hour speed limit. however that's based on the damage, not on data from the train. a video recorder, and the engineer cell phone were all recovered yesterday. they are being analyzed at a lab. officials say it will likely be tomorrow before they can move that train. for the first time we're seeing pictures from when a vermont fisherman was rescued off of the coast of massachusetts. a crew members of a chinese frighter spotted nathan karmen in a raft a mile away. it took three tries to throw a life ring to

criminal investigation. his mother is presumed drowned. sean: shopping season is around the corner. it seems americans are prepared to open up their wallets. holiday sales in november and december are expected to reach nearly $656 billion, a 3.6% increase from a year ago. the holidays account for nearly 20% of the annual retail industrial sales. s there could be potentially serious problems with the best selling vehicle in north america. federal safety officials are looking into plaints about the brakes on 282,000 ford f-150 from 2015 to 2016. some people have reported a sudden and complete failure of the brakes. no accidents are blamed on the issue. erin: a new public bathroom in china offered incredible views,

the walls, ceiling, and floor are almost completely transparent. the glass is slightly frosted from the floor to just above the toilet seat, visitors to the park are offered mixed reviews with some calling it insane. this is the second glass bathroom in china. erin: okay. well, winter is making an early arrival. a few inches of snow fell in parts of colorado yesterday, treacherous driving conditions and nearly a foot of snow. already winter-like conditions out west. sean: yeah. from frosted bathrooms to frosted highways right there. erin: yes. kevin: four or five years ago, we had snow at end of the october. i still wake up in old sweats in the middle of the night. erin: we won't be trick or treating in the snow this year; right? kevin: no.

for early in the season. patchy fog and temperatures dropping back. 38 in the monadnock region. lower to mid 40's across a good part of the state as we start off the day and a coolish start. a nice finish. anywhere between 63 and 70 this afternoon. we'll look for a sea breeze at the coastline. front approaching from the west. that gets here over the holiday weekend. a lot of moisture to the south. trying to eventually get to it may not get there. temperatures upper 30's to lower half of the 40's early this morning. fog is an issue especially in the western and northern half of the state for the first few hour this is morning. temperatures running a solid 10-15 degrees cooler than yesterday at this time. you'll notice that immediately. you'll also notice a certain warming trend to the west. we're talking low to mid 70's starting tomorrow and continuing into the weekend. until we get there, 60's to lower 70's. a beautiful day out

this morning in western and northern areas giving way to sunshine which the rest of us should enjoy. tonight temperatures dropping back into the 30's to lower range of the 40's. could be cool enough and the second night of the cooler evenings. we could see some patchy frost. also some patchy frost. tomorrow and friday both days with sunshine, travel day for friday looks great. from there, we'll look for an increase in clouds on sat. that system back out to the west. there have been some developments with the computer maps over the last 12 hours. this is still a major hurricane in matthew with top winds at 125 mile an hour. track of the system over the next two days pretty much as the hurricane center has been thinking. approaching the east coast to florida and wandering and parallelling the east coast of florida's shoreline. from there, that's where things differ. anywhere after day three on a tropical map is very difficult to predict.

does it make the turn near north carolina, but eventually starts to fade a little bit to the east. this farther north than a lot of the computer maps are thinking. that would keep it out of our way in time for the holiday weekend. as you'll notice, most of the tracks also suppressed much farther south than they were yesterday at this time. that's the danger of day five or day six of trying to predict a tropical system. again we're going to continue to keep an eye on the changes. as quickly as it transferred the chances are smaller due to the front getting here over the weekend. 35 to 45 over night tonight. it will be chilly overnight tonight before we start turning warmer tomorrow. if the front comes through as it is expected to do saturday evening, it might mean a stray shower. otherwise the holiday weekend looks spectacular. erin: wow. sean: how things change. kevin: beyond day five of the

ray: evacuations have been ordered down south. here in new hampshire, preparations are being made, even though any direct impact from the hurricane is still unclear. the red cross, local volunteers are preparing to travel to wherever they are needed to help with the recovery efforts. sean: a deadly fire in seabrook was caused by improper disposal of smoking materials. the state fire marshal's george winn died from smoke inhalation. a manchester woman could face a life in prison after admitting she sold fentanyl and heroin. they wound $775,000 cash and drugs. erin: a man won $10,000 for

sean: all right. a student at kansas university just won $10,000 by making a single shot on the basketball court. erin: how cool is this? they offered court shot. they were allowed to pick someone to shoot for them. he hit the same shot last year. drained it again. she plans to give her money to her grandmother. she made the shot for her. she gets all of the money. he gets nothing? sean: he gets the satisfaction, i guess. it is phone a friend. i'll pick the guy over there who does half-court shots.

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>> no one covers new hampshire like we do. now wmur "news 9 daybreak." erin: good morning to you. it is wednesday, october 5th. we're seeing temperatures in the 40's in some areas out there this morni you are going to find some sense fog. sean: it is interesting. i hit some fog. kevin will talk worth in a moment. hurricane matthew is blamed for 11 deaths after leaving a major path of destruction. they are planning to hold a sunday razer to collect money and other

imposing water restrictions as the state continues to contend with extreme drought. erin: more on hurricane matthew coming up. people are wondering how it might impact the holiday weekend. kevin: most of the effects are looking likely to be well to the south. that's going to leave us with a front coming through saturday afternoon or saturday evening with a stray shower. ahead of that, temperatures in the 40's this morning. even a few upper 30's mixed in. highs today 60 to near 70. lower half of the 70's for highs. ti saturday before the front gets here and in the 60's behind it to round out the holiday weekend. erin: we're going to have great weather for the next few days. kevin: it looks that way. erin: all right. we want to check the roads for you again. you are going to deal with some fog. kevin: 42 degrees. for a look at the morning ride, we're oned live by deb davidson. good morning. deb: good morning. the fog is going to slow you down on 93 as you

down on 393 and 106 in louden and the concord area. it is foggy through hooksett down to the rest area down through the hooksett tolls. it is foggy on 293 at the upper split and down through the mill yard. in massachusetts, traffic is slowing down in andover. i'm deb davidson for 95.7 wzid. erin: hurricane matthew continues to slam the coast. sean: it is pummeling the bahamas. it is blamed for 11 deaths. the united states officials says the storm caused the biggest humanitarian crisis since the earthquake in 2010. erin: this was the strongest hurricane to hit since 1964.

homes. there's now a shortage of fresh water. the full extent of the damage is not clear. here in u.s., governors in florida, georgia, and south carolinas have declared states of emergency as they brace for the impact of the hurricane. if the storm stays on the current track, it could hit miami tomorrow night. sean: that's right. the nation community is waiting to hear from their loved ones. ma haiti. they are struggling to get news. ray brewer live to tell us how they are coming together in support of the hurricane victims. ray: they are planning to hold a fundraiser to raise money for people suffering in the hard hit areas. they are continuing to

raising voice and prayers. >> they don't know about their loves one in haiti. ray: it's an agonizing wait. >> right now my sister, nephew, cousin. ray: carl was born in haight. he survived the earthquake when he was 11 years old. >> we moved here to be able to get a chance to ray: now he wants to help his grandmother, uncles, and cousins who remain behind in haiti. >> make my family proud. ray: the haitian community is collecting donations to send to churches in haiti. they are asking people to come to a fundraiser a the church this saturday. >> we are here to invite everyone to support us. it is a time of need for

ray: the church is welcoming donations of flood and money. for more information, head to our web site wmur.com. in the studio, ray brewer, wmur news 9. sean: the extreme drought has prompted two more towns to impose water restrictions. if they fail to comply, they will receive a written warning. after >> if we don't get the rain, the drought could extend. that's the concern. sean: the water restrictions begin friday. the windham restrictions begin october 12th.

they indicted customer riley. riley was under the influence when he crashed into a car back in september of 2015. two people inside the car died from their youths. >> a mannequin victimmed of killing a manchester police officer in the 1970's has been granted parole. he has been in prison after being convicted in the manchester officer, ralph miller. he was responding to a noise complaint when he was killed. he was 15 at the tile. he has undergone a lengthy period of transition before reentry into society. erin: a barrington man is speaking out after someone fired a shot into his home. a camera captures the sounds of bullets heading toward noah's

a hole above his bed. blank card, who is a gun owner himself, say people often shoot in the area behind the home. he's hoping the incident reminds gun owners that safety comes first. >> there's nothing wrong with target practice, hadn'ting, shooting on your property and open land. you need to know what's behind it and the lethal range of whatever ammunition you are using. erin: police identified the shooter as he apologized and agreed to pay for all repairs. charges will likely be filed. sean: the lebanon physician released. they were asked to give feedback on problems facing their community. most people said speeding is the number one issue. when asked when they want the police department to focus on,

erin: manchester is paying tribute to the gilmore girls show. they will be transformed into luke's diner. it was a popular spot featured on the original show. the pop ups are meant to celebrate the four episode return to netflix. the online streaming cite will pay for 250 cups offe location. sean: like "x-files." a lot of shows doing the temporary comeback. finding one may have more to do with science than luck. reporter: candidates defend and go after each other. kevin: watching a front to the west. all eyes to the south with america matthew. the latest update on

you are watching "news 9 daybreak kathy: it goes by so fast. kate: one day you're a kid - and the next... kelly: ...you're raising your own little girl. kelly: growing up, i watched my mom work so hard. through challenges and struggles, she made our lives better. she's my inspiration in the senate - whether strengthening social security or medicare, protecting our environment, or helping make college more affordable... she taught me that with hard work... kate: you can do anything? kathy: anything.

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day. temperatures up in the 60's. a few spots could reach 70. warming trend lasts through the end of the week. we'll talk about your holiday weekend and update on hurricane matthew coming up. erin: in commitment 2016 news, the dust is now settling following the vice presidential debate and this morning the candidates are back on the road and so are their running mates. nikole killion joins us live in washington. what's the reaction so far? contentious debate. lots of interruptions. both candidates are getting praise at the top of the ticket. >> moments after the vice presidential debate , mike pence received a phone call from donald trump who live tweeted mike pence won big. >> i think he hit it out of the park. >> tim kaine was praised in a tweet in hillary clinton. reporter: and at a

he said kaine played the attack dog interjecting. >> it is my time, senator. >> he used the tax code. he did it brilliantly. >> how do you know that? reporter: and a run of the trail. >> h insult-driven campaign? did you hear that? reporter: the issues spanning foreign and domestic getting heated. this morning he stays in vermont. erin: what were some of the other heated moments? how do the candidates flames track up against

reporter: on national security, things got intense in russia as kaine accused donald trump and mike pence as praising vladimir putin as a great leader. fact check rate that is claim as true. also the clinton foundation is a big talk er. pence is accused of only give t $1. but that was rated false. sean: johnson and johnson is issuing a warning to patients who use certain insulin pumps. users of the pump could be targeted by hackers. a bug in the device allows hackers to hijack it and force it to deliver unauthorized and lethal doses. the probability of this

reports of any hacks. erin: chip readers is moving forward. the judge is allowing the credit card company to sue. they say it doesn't fully protect them from fraud. they accuse credit card companies of penalizing them if they don't upgrade. they have strong cases supporting the chip readers and expected to win in court. sean: an investigation into an explosion that destroyed third. in the upper righthand corner, you can see one of the homes grown apart. firefighters were on scene investigateing a gas leak. ten firefighters were taken to the hospital. 38 people were either displaced or left homeless. let's talk sports. the red sox were on the practice field yesterday gearing up for the big game against the

boston will send rick porcello to the mound in game one tomorrow night. david price pitches on friday night against cory kluber. both games will be played in cleveland. >> this is going to come down to how we play, how we execute. there are some familiarity across the field just because of relationships past and present. but that should really have no impact on how this game is play. >> everybody is, you know, in the playoffs. everybody is i think we're all looking forward to getting out there and competing. sean: sounds like excitement to me. the series will shift back to game three for next sunday. erin: the boston celtics are back in action. the 76ers at u mass. all eyes on the big free

for phily. sean: dancing with the "dancing with the stars" fans were treated to a special look in the show. professional dancer popped the question to fellow pro dancer, emma slater. apparently emma had no idea that was coming. somebody in production did. they just dropped a bunch of in case you missed it, she said yes. she said yes. the graphics were ready. erin: did they have one that says she said no? sean: they probably did. if you are looking for the special someone, the real chemistry could be in your dna. erin: the key dies condition a certain genetic opponent.

distinguish between healthy cells. the study shows that opposites really do attract. couples with dissatisfy genetic opponents have the highest satisfaction in their relationships. how about that? sean: opposites attract. if you are on the market there, look for somebody that is not like you. kevin: or a couple of dancers on aidancessing competition. let the whole crew and have the streamers question on tv? kevin: it wasn't quite that chorographed -- sean: she said i'll think about it. kevin: -- when i worked in northern iowa. let's leave it at that. it is different. erin: they don't have streamers in iowa. kevin: not many. corn. yes. lots of corn. lots of soybeans. erin: popcorn. kevin: well, that would be interesting. yes. we start off with patchy fog out there.

to mid 40's as you walk out the door. temperatures up into the 60's this afternoon. a couple of southern locations away from the shoreline could reach 70. gradual warming trend through the end of the week with sunshine. low to mid 70's all the way through saturday as we watch hurricane matthew. a front arrives saturday evening. at least right now all of the indications are the front and hurricane matthew may not link up. it may come through and stay to the issue into next week. temperatures in the 50's. you'll notice a lot of 40's and upper 30's. that's where the thickest of the fog will be. we're looking at another night like this morning early tomorrow morning. we're talking 35 to 45. a couple of cooler evenings. along with it, patchy fog that will take a couple of hours. otherwise we're up into the 60's again today.

had yesterday. look for that sea breeze along the shoreline. the lighter wind into the afternoon. then tonight temperatures will drop back in most locations into the mid 30's to mid 40's. notice some of the valleys, like concord and out toward keene topping into the upper 30's. couldcould be some frost. upper 60's to mid 70's. a similar scenario for getaway day on friday. we likely start the holiday weekend with sunshine as well. front will appro that front could mean a shower or two sometime late saturday, but probably more along the lines of saturday evening. a lot of the maps had matthew far enough north that it got swept up by the front. that's what dragged it closer to us. right now the northward movement is just slow enough. that means the track of the system while it remains the same albite

off of the coast friday morning. the track of this goes north and northeast. then you'll notice it is a lot farther east and wanders away. the front moves away. this could be a hurricane for quite a while off of the east coast of the united states. it is something we're going to have to track going forward, not only through the beginning and middle of next week, but you'll notice the maps have it doing a complete loop and going back toward the bahamas. all heavy rain and gusty winds. that leaves us around here with a nice holiday weekend. this goes with the fact that we need rainfall and we need it badly. otherwise the holiday weekend looks really, really nice. a lot of sunshine around. we need the rain. sean: i know. it is a double-edged

mission to help the law enforcement. restaurants will take part. a local police officer will be from 4:00 to 8:00 to talk abouting their jobs and meet and greet customers. sean: fish and game officers came to the rescue of a pair of skunks that got stuck in the storm drain. eric was checking up with duck hunters when the call came in. he used the net to pull the skunks out of the drain. once they were free, thank you. then they kind of wandered off. >> did they spray him? sean: doesn't look like it. erin: i think -- can you imagine helping them out and getting sprayed in the end. sean: i guess that's the risk you take. another day in the job for a conservation officer. erin: we're going to tell you about a new character that's

i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. i'd look her right in that fat ugly face of hers. she's a slob. d is very hard to be a 10. does she have a good body? no. does she have a fat [expletive]? absolutely. do you treat women with respect? i can't say that either. 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.

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." i'm annie kuster and i approve this message. 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. smart investments in education. and hassan's balanced budget 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

sean: get this, a new winnie the pooh character. penguin that is inspired by a toy that real life christopher robin played with as a child. er that is made to feel at home in the hundred-acre wood. >> penguin is a bit of a stickler for proper manners. when he's produced to somebody, he doesn't -- he won't say hello until somebody else has introduced him first. he's proper. he's different and shy. as rabbit he explains, he needs to be brought out of himself. erin: the best bear in all of the world will be published

expect things to be formal. kevin: it was like they were looking in my soul. sean: i'll get that for you. kevin: please do. sean: voters get ready to head the polls, a new survey is revealing how they prefer to cast their ballots: by paper or computer? ray: matthew continues to work its way. how people are new hampshire are prepare even though the impact here may be minim erin: if you or someone you know drives a ford f-150, you are going to want to stay tune for this. why federal officials

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>> we are preparing for worse. we are hoping for the best. we're not going to take any chances. sean: now on "daybreak," bracing for matthew. the powerful storm is headed for the southeast u.s. a damage in the caribbean. erin: while any potential effects from matthew on new england are still not clear, the local red cross has an important message. there's something they want people here in new hampshire to do. kevin: a lot of sunshine today. temperatures start a warming trend. all of the latest on hurricane matthew and an update on your holiday weekend ahead. sean: paper or electronic? it seems they refer the old fashion way, at least when it comes to voting.