is there anybody else in the car? reporter: a car crash onto its roof, the result of a dramatic chase through pelham into windham, after a car went speeding by a police officer, swerving into the break yawn loin shortly before four this morning. speeds got too fast to continue the chase near mammoth road. >> the subject was driving at a dangerous speed, so my officer slowed down. reporter: but moments after the officer this scene of the car on its roof. 22-year-old justin som of hudson comes climbing out of the car through his window. >> get on the ground right now! >> you never know what is going on inside that vehicle, is someone intoxicated, is there more than that going on. reporter: minutes later backup arrives and the suspect was taken to the hospital and treated for minor injuries.

d.w.i., disobeying a police officer and reckless operation. but police say it could have ended far worse. >> it's dramatic video. i think the biggest lesson is that if you're drinking too much, don't get behind the wheel of a car. pick up the phone and call someone and get a ride. reporter: some is out on bail but is due back in court to face charges on october 7. cherise >> a bizarre crash being investigated by hooksett police. officers were called to the shopping plaza there for a truck that collidedded with a dumpster. the billion and other vehicles were also damaged. police say the driver was intoxicated and was arrested at the scene. jennifer: right now millions of people are on alert and keeping a close eye on hurricane matthew as i churns toward the u.s. the storm is gathering strength

there have already been at least 11 deaths reported and rescuers are trying to reach hard hit areas of haiti as the big storm moves onto the bahamas now. so for the very latest tracking of it, we check in with mike haddad. mike: the track has been fairly consistent at least in the short term through the middle of the week. then big changes happen after that. satellite imagery, matthew churns to the northwest, battering the time. slowly pulling away from cuba, and hispaniola. you'll notice the hurricane warns in effect for many spots as it turns up towards florida. it will begin to steer for to the north and northeast later friday afternoon into saturday, and notice where a lot of computer models take the storm after. that due east or even southeast. that means it could spin east of florida or georgia, the carolina coast for days and days, that's

from the west will help drive it south of new england. our weather for the holiday weekend, straight ahead. josh: tonight a former community center custodian charged with multiple counts of sexual assault is free on bail, 74-year-old robert magoon was arrested earlier this year after authorities say two young girls accused him of groping them at the pines community center in forth field. officials say more children have since come forward. magoon now awaits trial on 15 labrie back before a judge today, this time with a different defense attorney. jennifer: he was found guilty in 2015 of sexually assaulting a 15-year-old girl. kristen carosa has the details. reporter: according to labrie's new defense attorney, this morning's hearing essentially started the process of figuring out if owen labrie had ineffective council during his

hearing where labrie's former legal team may testify. 20-year-old owen labrie walked into a concord courtroom for a hearing wednesday with his parents and with new representation. >> this was a structuring conference. it's the start of the assistance of counsel case. reporter: labrie now being represented by attorney malone out of nashua. at the hearing, they discussed dates for a hearing which will take place i discuss the possibility of a new trial. >> we anticipate that the trial team will be called as witnesses. the state has the burden here, so they'll be call, i anticipate, attorney carney and two others to testify and will be seeking to make their burden that the defense team was effective and did everything they could for owen. reporter: labrie was found guilty in 2015 of misdemeanor sex assault, his victim was a

he was also convicted of a felony computer crimes charge. labrie was sentenced to one year in jail, he was released on bail pending his appeal. a few months later the state based on allegations that he had violated his curfew. >> he spent about two months in jail, about 60 days before the new hampshire supreme court issued an order remanding the bail issue, they did release him again and he's now on a bracelet. re labrie is living at home in vermont with a strict curfew. we did reach out to our prosecutor in this case but we did not hear back. josh: tonight the goffstown police department is deploying new body cameras. as adam sexton reports, every officer will be wearing one by the end of this week. reporter: goffstown p.d.'s body camera project has been in the works for the last two years, now it's ready to go live full-time. the technology has been slowly

members of the public when they are being recorded. goffstown police say across the country other departments that deploy cameras see decreases in use of force and citizen complaints. while each camera can record for about 12 hours, they won't be used to record everything. >> really they're going to be there for when we're going out and doing a law enforcement service or providing a law enforcement service to our community. so if we're there for a call for service we're responding to a traffic stop or domestic violence sit will be on. if we're doing a walk through of our schools locally here, we won't turn it on. reporter: each body camera file will have its own audit record which will show if that file has been altered in any way. police say that's an important part of maintaining the integrity of the information that's recorded. josh: up next in our commitment 2016 coverage, your questions for kelly ayotte. what viewers took to facebook to

bid. jennifer: plus this weekend's events draws tens of thousands of snowmobile thus request -- enthusiasts.

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it's a new hampshire success story. thousands of working adults earning a college degree to further their careers. i'm colin van ostern, and i helped launch college for america at southern new hampshire university. we've partnered with over 100 employers so their workers can get an associate's or bachelor's degree... most debt-free. as governor, i'll grow the economy by cutting college costs for students and families. a stronger workforce helps too. this is just the beginning. jennifer: donald trump is returning to new hampshire tomorrow. he'll hold an invite only town hall style event in sandown tomorrow night. you'll recall just a week ago he held a rally in bedford. also today republican u.s. senate candidate kelly ayotte

facebook. josh: those questions did come from voters, and in over half an hour there were plenty of them. facebook live with kelly ayotte and phil kickedded things off with a question about her democratic challenger. what is the biggest difference between you you you you and governor hassan? >> i would say the biggest differences between us, starting first with national security. my time in the armed services committee, my husband is a combat veteran, served in iraq and this has country safe. josh: next one, a lot of people are asking this, what will you do to help develop a balanced budget and reduce the national deficit. >> eliminating duplicate programs. we've got these audit reports that sit on the self every year. i have bipartisan legislation that will force not only the president but the congress to vote on all the duplication, waste and fraud that come out in these records. so i'm always looking for ways

social security? >> no, i'm not, i don't support privatizing social security. i am for making sure that we strengthen and preserve social security. josh: what do you think of the reason national anthem protest by professional athletes? >> i think first of all, our men and women who serve this country have fought and died for the right of cold inkaepernick to not stand up during the national anthem, but i don't have to like josh: up next, second congressional candidate jim lawrence on facebook live happening friday at 1:00 p.m. jennifer: a lot to watch. mike, yes, in politics and also in the tropics. this is some storm down there, fortunately for new hampshire we're going to dodge wind. unfortunately we're not going to get much of any rain over the next several days. we'll take a look at our weekend

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ts 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. josh: tonight the ongoing drought is being felt by the new hampshire snowmobile association. jennifer: the grounds at brookfield pines farm in fremont are being prepared for this weekend's race into winter. this is a decades old event that attracts over 40,000 people to

season ahead. but for the first time ever, they've had to truck in water to fill three normally brook-fed small ponds that drivers need to ride through to cool off their suspensions. >> a tractor trailer load for example that would normally fill a pool is roughly what we use to fill one of the holes, the two other smaller ones are much less than that. and so, and the good thing is that when they come in it also pr to go drink, which they haven't had the opportunity to do this summer yet. jennifer: organizers say they do share concerns about the drought so they're having that water trucked in from as far away as possible. mike: we really could use some of the rain from hurricane matthew, certainly not the wind and certainly not torrential rain over a short period of time. but looks like we dodged a lot of it.

battering the bahamas at this hour. top winds at 120 miles per hour. it's projected to get more intense over the next 24 to 48 hours. the likely track takes it towards the east coast of florida, between now and thursday evening, and then after that a slight jog to the north hugging the florida coastline. then to the northeast, hugging the carolina coast, and then westerly winds take the storm off to the east and maybe even drive it down to theth hampshire. but certainly a great impact on the southeast. for much more on the wind and the concern for the warnings and what that wind means for them in the southeast, here's haley. hayley: this is going to be a big deal down in florida, so if you know people down there, if you own a home down here, i know you're really thinking about all of that. these are the latest warnings that have been issued. there is a hurricane warning that goes from just north of miami and it continues up through port st. lucie,

jacksonville it's a hurricane watch at this point, but that likely would get upgraded to a warning if the hurricane remains as strong as it looks. what you're seeing in this circle is the wind speed, and of course at the center is the hurricane force winds. that looks like it could come right along that central coast there of the east coast of florida and then you're talking tropical force winds within that yellow area, that could reach even the west coast of florida. then i and then south carolina as we push forward here. this is a great way to break down the storms. so the storm as it comes into florida will likely be a category 3 or 4. so this is a look at some of the damage, a category one upwards of 75-mile per hour winds, category 2 is closer to 100-mile per hour winds. but this is what we're talking about for florida here, category 3 winds, over 100 miles per

upwards of 130, maybe even 150-mile per hour wind gusts that will cause huge issues down in florida. thankfully we won't have to deal with that, of course we could use the rain, there is at least some showers in the forecast. mike has more on that. mike: we're tracking that not for tomorrow, not for friday, probably late saturday is our first shot of getting in on a couple of showers. but right now mainly clear skies, upper 50's in plymouth, 60's for many, jaffrey at 59. but notice that cooling effect of the ocean now, lower to mid 50's, that's it along the coast at this hour, overnight another chilly one, keep in mine with clear skies and dry air in place it will be very cool by night. but once in a while you get a little surge of spring warmth and it'sing about to our west, 76 right now in cleveland, up to 80 in chicago the last hour, to you down to 79. but you get the idea, this is

into sunday, that's when a cold front starts to drive in some cooler air behind it and that same front will push matthew well to our south as we go into saturday night, sunday and early next week. right now fair skies are locked in, showers in the great lakes will fall apart. we have to wait until another front gets in here for our next chance of a some showers. mostly clear tonight, some valley fog. full sunshine the rest of the day. bright skies on friday. and a fair amount of sun early saturday before a few clouds move in. with that next front. in terms of shower chances, give it about 30%, and that's it. later saturday or saturday night. clearing early on sunday. after a nice warm stretch through saturday it begins to cool right back to the average on sunday. columbus day will be bright, breezy and cooler. and then a slight warmup to just a little above the average for

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toronto, bottom of the 11th, the three-run homer to left, jays beat the orioles 5-2. toronto will take on the texas rangers in the alds. and the other alds series features the red sox and cleveland indians. game one at progressive field tomorrow night. clay buchholz was announced as the game three starter. rodriguez in game four. game one, here are the starting pitchers. >> as far as the they're very well balanced, their lineup, they have some guys that can run, definitely have some power threats. some really good left-handed hitting, especially at the top of the order. >> it's a big responsibility, something you dream about doing, especially against a team as good as the red sox are. should be a lot of fun, looking

were back at practice today. coach belichick talked to the media and was asked about bradies return, but all he really wanted to talk about was the browns. >> right now our focus is on cleveland, trying to get ready to go to cleveland. so we can't do anything about whatever or wasn't the last four weeks. we're into the cleveland week, and that's all our focus is. i'm not worried about last week, i'm not worried about next week. worried about this week against cleveland, that's this week, cleveland. >> so it's about cleveland. to durham and the u.n.h. football team, they play at elon friday anight at 7:00, the game was moved up one day due to hurricane matthew. wildcats, two straight wins both over league opponents, rhode island and william and mary. the announced crowd of 21,000 fans helped the wildcats to the win on saturday. >> over the last 10 years it's caused aunt unbelievable --

an exciting atmosphere. >> they're really smart, it helps make the offense -- >> high school field hockey, first half, the pass for a goal. and nashua south had a 1-0 lead. winner the warriors won 2-1. josh: onto world news, period. and we'll see you back here

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tonight, the breaking news here. millions of americans now bracing for hurricane matthew. what could be a direct hit. hundreds of thousands already racing to get out. the mandatory evacuations at this hour. the deadly storm steam romming through the caribbean, the u.s. coastline next. the new track right here tonight. hurricane could circle around and hit twice? also tonight, the scare onboard a passenger jet. the owner who says his smartphone was burning, smoke in the cabin. this had been the fear all along. donald trump and his new attack late today, using bill clinton's own words, as hillary clinton now prepares for their second showdown. american secrets stolen? authorities say the government contractor and the top secret