>> now on "daybreak," devastating effects. hurricane matthew is moving up the florida coast right now creating deadly conditions. kevin: around here it is right sunshine and warmer temperatures. manchester. we'll check out two upscale proposals for the queen city. deadly home invasion. one person is dead and another in the hospital. the search is underway in massachusetts. ? ? >> no one covers new hampshire like we do. now wmur "news 9 daybreak." erin: good morning, new hampshire. thanks for joining us on this friday morning. we're following hurricane matthew.

we'll get to that in a moment. kevin joining us now with the latest on that. it is starting to bear down on florida; right? kevin: it looks that way. we're going to continue to see the eye of the storm just off of the shore at the present time. that sets up what should be a track of the system off of the coast of the carolinas which could mean heavy rain for them. around here we have clearer skies this morning. more fog playing out which will take a few hours to burn off. temperatures this afternoon about as warm as we'll be w for the rest of the calendar year. we're talking mid to upper 70's. up north, we're talking lower 70's later on today. big changes for the holiday weekend. all of the details on that with your forecast coming up in just a few minutes. erin: all right. thank you. hundreds of thousands of people are without power in florida as hurricane matthew lashes the sunshine states, major hurricane in florida, georgia, and south carolina are all under the federal state of emergency with

the national weather service issued a warning similar to the message before katrina. the death toll in haiti has climbed to 283. they expect that number to climb significantly because they are still trying to reach some of the hardest hit areas and the waters are just starting to recede now. abc's lauren lister is in florida this morning where some of the strongest effects are possible. >> hurne barreling toward florida. the brutal conditions intensifying as the eye of the storm taunting postal cities. over night violent winds along the beaches. gusts in some places clocking in above 70 miles per hour. the storm bringing the look and sound of fireworks in the form of downed powerlines. thousands facing outages. officials fearing up to

end up in the dark. matthew will be devastating. florida's governor making the entire warning. >> unfortunately this is going to kill people. reporter: already it has. matthew taking the lives of more than 100 people as it swept through haiti. the death toll skyrocketing as the flood waters recede. matthew bathering before heading to florida. residents thursday preparing, filling up the final sandbags, stores are boarded up, their selfs b people urged to evacuate here and in the carolinas. some are refusing to go. >> everything is left and boarded up. i'm just waiting. >> the many getting out clogging the highways for miles. nearly 4,000 flights have been canceled. a major concern here now the storm surge. along the coast of florida it is expected to be six to ten feet or more. residents fearing this water way could rise. you could see the dock

i'm abc news. erin: several local red cross volunteers are deployed to help communities repair for and recover from hurricane matthew. a woman from new hampshire is also in florida right now pursuing a license to work as a chef on private yachts. katherine krauss is riding out the storm. >> i don't have anywhere else to go right now. i'm staying at the -- i don't know a lot of people in the area. erin: krauss says her brother lives in west palm beach. things are worse there. she says that stores and gas stations ran out of supplies before the storm arrives. you can get the latest track on hurricane matthew on the web site at wmur.com and also watch live coverage from the sister stations in florida as the storm moves through. of course we'll have more throughout the morning. two large new hotels could be coming to downtown manchester. the first proposal was submitted in august and

last night. wmur's ray brewer is live in manchester with a look at plans. good morning, ray. ray: good evening. we're in the bed. this is the parking lot where they want to build a new hotel. the 63,000 square foot hotel could be aimed at millennials and high-tech guests, features a lobby and dead. now the planning board got to review the plans. last month we told you about the extended stay residents in that's been proposed for central street. developers describing that as upscale. now the company hopes to open that 145 room in 2018. the plans board could decide on approval and both projects as early as next month. ground breaking wouldn't be until 2018 at the

that year. erin: all right. thank you. a middleton woman accused of hitting a 12-year-old relative has been found not guilty. jurors deliberated for about an hour yesterday before acquitting 35-year-old erica hunt. the state alleges that hunt grabbed a metal bat while the kids were arguing. the defense argued that the boy hurt himself during their struggle. in northern massachusetts after an elderly man was killed during what police call a home invasion. a man in his 90's was killed and his wife who was in her 70's and confined to a wheelchair was seriously hurt. an autopsy is planned. no arrests have been made. they are following several leads this morning. a state trooper

in a construction zone along the everett turnpike and tried to get a car to stop. the driver accelerated up the ramp. 57-year-old john hunt was cited for negligent operation and disobeying a police officer. 100 drivers were stranded after the car everyone was headed down. fortunately no one was hurt. two people face drug charges after police found more than 20 pounds of marijuana hidden in the trunk of a car. state police stopped a car on 95 in portsmouth in week. the drugs were found after the canine alerted the trooper to the odor of the drugs. still ahead on "news 9 daybreak" friday morning, a leader on the field and off. a star field hockey

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kevin: friday morning, october it burn off. the warmest of the temperatures will be out there today. we'll talk about the changes for the holiday weekend coming up. erin: thank you. the winnacunnet field hockey team is trying to win a third straight state championship. they are lead by senior, abby merrill. the warriors are 11-0. abby says for her it is

and winning games. >> it is incredible i get to be a leader. i try to do the best role model and really push everyone in practice. erin: merrill is also vice president of her class, a member of the national honor society, and is involved with community service group interaction. she's pre-med. grubbing to her. aus offer better viewing than the statue of liberty. the building will be made out of glass, granite, and concrete. it is designed to blend in with the landscape and provide the perfect spot for selfies. 4.3 million people visit the statue of liberty each and every year. the museum should open in 2019. it is now 5:11. coming up, an important recall for parents. the dangers posed to infants by a popular

in new jersey. when officials say the engineer pulled the emergency break. this week's adopt a pet is bristol. the 1-year-old hound mix loves to cuddle with everyone except cats. she's looking for an active, energetic family. for more information on her and other adoptive animals, go to colin van ostern: i'm colin van ostern. you can go online and read our plan to create good jobs and keep young families in new hampshire. first, we should cut inefficient state spending, just like a business. no sales tax, no income tax. we need to help small businesses and startups

udent debt. and expand clean energy. let's take the next step forward, and keep our young families here. 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. that means a lot to me. and i want to say, "thank you, annie." i'm annie kuster and i approve this message. i'm maggie hassan, and i approve this message. nothing matters more than our security. that's why i hired more state troopers... and strengthened plans for school safety. support aggressive action to destroy isis... and put our security before my party-- opposing president obama's plan

otte supports reckless and dangerous donald trump. and ayotte skipped nearly half her homeland security committee hearings on border security and drug trafficking. national security isn't a part-time job. erin: investigators say a train sped up before slamming into a train station in energize. -- new jersey. the train was going eight miles an hour, but 30 seconds it accelerated to 21 and the driver hit the emergency brake. the train was removed, but it could take a year or more before they complete the report into

duck boat tour companies in philadelphia has suddenly shut down due to rising costs. he says the biggest problem is insurance premiums have gone up 330%. duck boat safety has come underfire. the company is still operating in boston as well as seattle and missouri. the drought is still causing big problems for a lot it is good news for local vineyards. growers say the dry weather cuts down on fungus and crop diseases. some vineyards are reporting smaller harvest. the quality of the grape is a lot better. local businesses and colleges are launching a new effort to build the granite state's economy. the goal is to have colleges and businesses work together to make sure students get the right training to be productive members of the work force.

force. we don't have enough people. we are not growing them fast enough and they're difficult to attract and remain. erin: the makers of the plans say that new hampshire's text sector is growing at just half of the rate of the rest of the country. we have another warning for parents of young children this morning. the company summer inpant is recalling about 86,000 fabric infant bathtub drowning. they are attached to the little whirlpool luxury spa. they are missing a part. nearly a dozen babies have hit their heads because of the issue. the rolling stones are turning to the blues. the band just announced it will release its first studio al pulmoin more than a decade. blue and lonesome is get to come out on december 2nd. they are releasing short

and if you use the rolling stones hashtag on twitter get a blue version. blue and lonesome. they are not lonesome. they have fans everywhere. kevin: tons of albums, songs, and millions of dollars. erin: they keep on going; right? they keep on rolling. kevin: yes, they do. we have thick fogs in areas that we've been seeing it play out. the clear skies and light winds allowing that to happen. in your weather headlines, more sunshine. today. maybe add a couple of extra degrees on to the readings we had yesterday. a similar day, fog to sunshine. another mild day with temperatures well into the 60's tomorrow. cold front will approach in the afternoon and evening. that will set up cooler air feeling a lot more like autumn starting on sunday and continuing on into the first half of next week. after the fog burns off, it is sunshine. this is the front broken line of showers now. it will likely be just a quick line of showers making its way through later tomorrow afternoon

temperatures in the 40's. visibility generally northern and western half of the state. there's the warmth here and the front and the big change that comes behind it. that's the progression for us. temperatures today will get up into the 70's. maybe as high as 77 or 78 in a few interior sections of the state. we'll have a sea breeze develop at the coastline again this afternoon. fair skies into this evening. 's the 50's. any sort of early sunshine or patchy fog tomorrow will give way to clouds. you notice most of the shower activity holds off until late in the day and into tomorrow evening. it will be a quick line of showers making its way through tomorrow night. clouds early sunday giving way to partial sunshine on asore northerly breeze. that sets up cooler air for the first half of next week. there's hurricane matthew, category three. eye of the storm itself

coast right now. the general motion of this is to the north, northwest. we will continue to see a turn to the north and then eventually a turn around and looping backward as a tropical storm by the time we get there. they are not going to likely by hit twice. the heaviest of the rain will be in the carolina. the strongest of the options. most of the tracks keep it suppressed to south. patchy fog early. dropping into the 40's to lower 50's later on tonight. sparse the extended forecast, clearing skies and cooler on sunday. we're looking at cool sunshine continues thereafter. i want you to notice the overnight lows, not only monday morning but certainly tuesday morning. there are a lot of south eastern areas that haven't had the first frost of the season. i think that's in play for tuesday morning before we start warming

it. it seems like forever now. just how badly we need the rainfall. there's nothing here in this pattern that sets that up. just a front coming through every three or four days for the time being. erin: for the holiday weekend, nice weather; right? are you checking the mail? sean: we'll have to look. erin: all right. we want to check our top stories. hundreds of thousands are without power in florida as hurricane matthew batters the coast. conditions will be bad three states under a state of emergency. the death toll in haiti has risen to at least 283. we'll continue to follow the story for you this morning. ray brewer has the latest on some building proposals for manchester ray: the manchester planning board got a look at the hotel. the 63,000 square foot hotel aimed at millennials and high-tech guests. they got to review the

last month we told you about an extended stay. it's been proposed for central street. the planning board could decide whether to approval both proposals within the next month or so. erin: a middleton woman accused of hitting a relative has been found not guilty. comi

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kelly: you know me. not from thousands of false, negative ads- but as your first female attorney general- appointed by republican and democratic governors. as your senator, i'm fighting for equal pay and against workplace discrimination, to expand access to birth control, strengthen and preserve medicare, and i reached across the aisle to protect access to mammograms. false, negative ads, i'm still the kelly ayotte you know- and i'm still fighting for you. kevin: starts off early this morning with temperatures in the 40's. patchy, dense fog. same places that have

mornings. we're looking at highs today in the 70's. we'll talk about the changes for the holiday weekend coming up. erin: all right. have your kids or grand kids start at those. if they do, this might be on it. one of the most anticipated new toys of the year goes on sale today. the interactive creatures are catched hahchimals. kids have to interact for a half an hour to get it to hack. you it teach it to talk and dance. it will play games when it reaches adulthood. they are inspired by penguins and dragons. erin: like the furby. thousands got a free makeups, sneakers, backpacks, and haircuts thanks to business

kevin: the group has been doing this for almost 30 years now. they have handed out more than 135,000 brand new sneakers. the effort was started by a brand that grew up on skid row himself. erin: sneakers are so expensive. it is a great effort. coming up, the red sox playoff run is off to a bit of a rough start. we'll have the highlights from game one in cleveland. plus ben and jerries is expanding to offer an

>> no one covers new hampshire like we do. now wmur "news 9 daybreak." erin: good morning to you on friday, october 7th. we're headed into the long holiday weekend for many folks. it looks like our weather here is going to be just beautiful, of course, elsewhere around the country a bit of a different story. we want to get to the top stories right now. all eyes are on florida this morning as hurricane matthew approaches the state. president obama has declared emergencies for also south carolina. officials in manchester are considering plans for a pair of new hotels in the queen city. one of them is geared toward millennials. and they are trying to figure out what destroyed a home in a fire. for us, it is looking nice. kevin: we continue to watch matthew to the south. the center of

miles. patchy dense fog for us. in the same areas have been seeing it play out over the last several days. temperatures start in the 40's. after the fog burns off and with sunshine for the afternoon, we're in the 70's statewide this afternoon. sean: all right. looking pretty nice, at least for us. we want to check the roads around the granite state. here's a live look out there. we're seeing a little bit of fog. erin: for ride, we're joined live by deb davidson. deb: good morning. the road work between exit 5 and lower 293 split has just wrapped up. all of the lanes are re-opened. traffic is moving well through the area. we're seeing some fog on 293 through the mill yard. it is not as bad as it has been all week. no major slowdowns. if you are heading into massachusetts right now, all major roads are up to speed. this report is being brought to you by

95.7 wzid. erin: all right. thank you. people in florida are hunkering down this morning as hurricane matthew bears down on the state. right now matthew is a category 3 storm. powerful winds have knocked out power to more than 200,000 homes and businesses. disney world decided to shut down today due to the hurricane. this is the first time in 11 years the amusement park has closed. matthew is the most powerful storm to coast in more than a decade. president obama has declared emergencies for florida, georgia, and south carolina. the hurricane has caused more than 280 deaths in haiti. the death toll is expected to rise there. meantime the red cross of new hampshire and vermont is deploying workers to the south. one woman is riding out the storm in fort lauderdale, florida. katherine krauss from

phone last night. >> i'm a little nervous. i'm with a good community of people. we're keeping each other level headed. definitely looking forward to coming back to the north. erin: you can continue to monitor the track of hurricane matthew and watch live coverage from our sisters stations in florida by heading to wmur.com. two new hotels could be coming to the city of manchester. we told you first hotel proposal and last night the planning board saw the plans for another major hotel in the downtown area. ray brewer with a preview of that. good morning, ray. ray: good morning. the latest proposal puts the six story hotel right here in the parking lot mt. manchester mill yard. it will be geared toward millennials. the proposed designs were unveiled before the

would stand near the bridge street bridge with retail and patch owe space available along with a parking deck. it would be built on bedford street, there's now a parking lot with access from commercial street. developers say they tried to design a modern hotel while honoring the mill yard look. >> we wanted to respect the ark tuckture and make sure the building worked in the context. ray: it is aimed a >> young families, et cetera, very much like the -- ray: this summer another hotel was proposed for central street in manchester. a 145-room extepidded stay residents in by marriott. they call the hotel upscale. they want to open it in 2018. the plans board could

ground breaking would be next spring at the earliest. live in manchester, ray brewer, wmur news 9. erin: all right. thank you opinion an investigation is underway into what sparked a fire at a home in new durham. check out the flames here. the fire started around 7:15 at a log home. no injuries were reported. again there's no word yet on a cause. >> turning now to commitment 2016 news, vermont senator, bernie visit to new hampshire today. he will campaign on behalf of hillary clinton at two rallies. the first rally gets underway at 2:00 at keene state college. the second starts at 5:00 at nashua community college. gary johnson's running mate, bill weld will be in the granite state today. he has campaign stops planned in keene, merrimack, and also manchester. donald trump was in new hampshire last night. he held an invite-only

were. many political experts say the intimate town hall atmosphere was preparation for the st. louis debate which takes place on sunday. trump says that's not the case. >> this isn't bright. this has nothing to do with sunday. we're just here because we wanted to be here. erin: sunday night's presidential debate will be held at washington university in st. louis. the event starts at 9:00. > the owner of a car dealership is accused of selling vehicles with fake inspection stickers. michael robinson was arrested for counterfeit, unauthorized, or forged inspection stickers. a trooper and equipment inspector went to get the routine audit. they discovered the business was unable to account for numerous state inspection stickers. merrimack police are sending out a warning after someone used a

a man from maine reported it was used in merrimack without his approval. surveillance video shows another man using the card. he may be part of the larger group. >> what we know they are doing now is they are buying compact items that are valuable, returning the items, getting cashback, or a gift card. erin: the criminals obtain the credit card information and make a counterfeit card to use. claremont police are suspects in a pair of burglaries that are connected. the first one happened wednesday morning at the t-bird mini mart. officers say someone broke in and stole cigarettes. later that same morning, police responded to a burglary at the head start. if you are looking for something fun to do this weekend, there are a lot of events taking place. the town of warner kicks off the fall foilage festival.

all of the proceeds will go toward community projects. it gets underway tomorrow. tonight there will be a midway preview. you can ride all of the rides there at the sandwich fair. they will host the fairy and hobbit house through monday. admission is $15 for adults and $5 for the kiddos. the girl it is geared specifically toward girls ages five to eight. tickets are $5 per person. coming up on "daybreak," a teacher in missouri is hoping to make a difference. we'll tell you about the heart-warming project she started that's meant to make her students feel extra special. do you like the sound of beer and ice cream? two companies are working together to make an ice cream-inspired beer. kevin: the track of matthew stays to the south. the own front to get

kevin: off and running on friday morning. temperatures in the 40's. patchy and dense fog in the same areas. we're talking highs

could be a couple of degrees warmer than we were yesterday. of course, cooler air wins out over the course of the holiday weekend. we'll tell you the system that eventually arrives coming up. erin: we continue to follow the track of hurricane matthew. right now the category 3 storm is moving in on florida. tens of thousands of people have lost power. this is the strongest storm to threaten the atlantic coast in more than a decade. shawn from the sister station is happening there. >> reporter: this morning the national weather service saying hurricane matthew is 50 miles off shore of where we are in melbourne, florida. the winds are starting to pick up. now we're seeing some peak wind gusts after 90 to 100 miles per hour as those outer eye walls start to come in through the area. you can see the wind is blowing the tree limbs. the rain is going horizontally as well. at 3:00 a.m., the

force wind gust 74 mile per hour in barefoot bay, florida. that's the strongest national weather service has seen yet. power outages in the tens of thousands. we're seeing lights on now. there have been flickering throughout the morning. transformers have also been blowing the lights in rooms that we are in right now. they are continuing to flicker through the morning. also we're seeing a really big change in the ra big, thick drops of rain in sheets. you get soaked the moment you step outside. the national weather service has flood warnings in many parts of the central florida through 5:45 today. two or three inches of rain from come down. they are expecting another two or three inches to come down in the coming hours. the big question is what this is going to look like when daylight breaks. in melbourne, florida, i'm sharon. erin: the cost of the storm are

a slide show of the most expensive hurricanes to date. the costliest storm was hurricane katrina. $49 billion was paid out. the second most expensive hurricane was andrew in 1992, hurricane sandy, which was 2012, was the third costliest hurricane. a man is facing criminal charges after he followed a school bus while d on its facebook page. he is the parent of one of the kids on the bus. they say he will be charged with disorderly conduct and disturbing the peace. two major retail stores are pulling a controversial hall low wean costume. many people say it is offensive to the transgender community. both walmart and amazon has decided to stop selling it.

available from several other online retailers. sports this morning, the red sox and indians played game one of the american league division series in cleveland. terry francona lead the red sox to two world series titles. the game was tied at benintendi hit a solo shot to right field. at 22, he's the youngest sox player to ever homer in a post-season game. the lead that he gave boston did not las porcello to the opposite field. two batters later, he kipness hit a solo home run. two more high school football games will serve as collection sites this weekend. one is the manchester memorial game tonight. the other is the pelham game tomorrow. so far schools have

success. a school teacher in missouri is gaining national attention for what's become known as the positivity project. the teacher only needed a camera and some kind worlds to make students feel really special. >> i'm doing a positive oak park project. >> it all started. >> i wanted to let you know you inspire me to be a better teacher and make me want to come to school every day. reporter: she recruited more teachers to pick a other people. >> we are, you. yes, you. >> i feel special. >> you should. you are special. reporter: there was a common theme. >> every single kid thought they were trouble. >> well, except chad. >> i didn't say i was in trouble. what did he get me on. >> it was nice to be told i was valued for the things that are just my characteristics. the things that i am anyway. >> it was just really powerful to watch the kids their eyes, the smile on their faces.

the diversity of the students. >> different types of races and religions and gender and gender identities and high achieving and low achieving, all were there. >> all where there for different reasons. >> i assume it would all be the class or achievement. sometimes how it made the teacher feel or sometimes it was how they perform in the classroom. >> it is sparking interest from teachers across the country and from people around the world. >> i feel like it motivated a lot of kids. you could just come here and coyour home, eat, sleep. it is awesome to have friends like that. especially teachers. >> if a student feels valued, they are going to work hard for the teacher. >> the project has taught something new about the people they learn from every day. >> we mean more than it seems to our teachers. >> it always matters. that's the whole point. you know? why would you go somewhere where you didn't matter? >> thank you. that made my day. erin: what a sweet project.

they are their kids. my kids; right? moving on this morning, ben & jerries is teaming up with new belgium brewing company to make an ice cream inspired beer. it is called chocolate chip cookie dough ale. it is a full body beer with the perfect balance of vanilla and chocolate. it is part of the 100 days to change our ways which wants to make climate chang i know you've done a couple of craft bruce yourself. kevin: do you put the cookie dough around the rim. erin: i don't know. i don't think it would be good. ice-cream inspired beer. kevin: they are trying everything. one way or the other. you start off with sunshine. today it begs the question, is this as warm as we're going to be for the rest of the calendar year? temperatures statewide in the 70's. tough to do. it can happen. we look beyond that and

fairly mild day tomorrow with temperatures in the 60's. we'll run the risk of a shower. from there, we should see it give way to sunshine and lead us to the warm day. this is the front that starts to move its way in here with an increase in clouds with a few showers late tomorrow and into tomorrow night. 50 degrees. there are a couple of spots like the marlborough of the world that are in the lower-lying valleys that see the thick fog. they have temperatures cooler down only not only into the upper 40's but 30's. all in all, 40's. visibility down to less than a half a mile. that should burn off by 9:00 this morning. it set up temperatures in the 70's.

degrees warmer yesterday. we'll look at the sea breeze at the shoreline. you'll be in the upper 60's. ranging from 72 to 77. 40's to 50's tonight. it won't be nearly as widespread by storm morning. likely starts with sunshine tomorrow only to watch the clouds increase and thicken through the afternoon tomorrow. there may be a stray shower before 4:00. most of the activity holds off until after 5:00. quick-passing showers in the evening and overnight hours. any clouds early sunday give way to partial sunshine as the day moves along thanks to a breeze out of the north. it will be cooling air coming in out of canada, allowing temperatures to fall back in the 50's and 60's for highs. center of circulation about 50 miles off shore. moving north, northwest. this is expected to continue to parallel very close to the north eastern shoreline of florida before eventually turning north and eventually

hurricane center. there's a little bit of a loop deloop as it continues to weaken down to a tropical storm. this is likely a named entity through the beginning, middle, and end of next week. today we're up into the 70's. the sunshine around. sea breeze at the coast. tonight 40's to lower 50's. more fog forming in the normal fog-prone areas to start the day tomorrow. extended forecast looks through the holiday weekend. we're still well into the 60's tomorrow with sunshine through early afoo more noticeable through the afternoon. maybe a couple of late day or evening showers. cooler air starts to push in sunday morning. that eventually sets up the cooler sunshine. notice the lows from monday and tuesday morning. 30's and some 20's up north by tuesday morning. tuesday morning likely the coldest morning so far this season. erin: what a holiday weekend we're in store for; right? kevin: looks gorgeous. erin: kudos to keene state

country to heat its campus with vegetable oil. right now the oil is used to heat 36% of the campus. keene state is now making plaps to recycle its own used cooking oil and use it as heating oil. still ahead on "news 9 daybreak," this friday morning, the home of late boxing legend, mohamad ali, is up for sale. find out how much it will cost you to own the kentucky mansion. and time for our u local hot shot photo of the morning. foilage at jericho state park in berlin. just gorgeous out there. you need to get out and about. take some pictures of the foilage. submit your photos to us. we may show them on the air. join the thousands of u

erin: the home of late boxes legend, muhammad ali, is up for

bedrooms, eight bathrooms, a pool, and a basketball court. the asking price is $2.2 million. so apparently you like basketball. kevin: on a side note, i appreciation your louisville accent. >> louisville. that's how they say it. erin: a man got a surprise when he brought his pet to the vet. he had a stick in his nose for six kevin: he first brought the dog in when he started to have nose bleeds. six months later he still had the runny nose was sneezing. they did the c.a.t. scan, and removed the stick they found. now he's doing great. let's not get that near him again. their note does everything. erin: coming up, an incident

ray: we'll give you a new look at a couple of hotels being proposed for downtown manchester and tell you who they are geared for. >> hurricane matthew barreling toward the coast of florida. i'm lauren lister. the very latest from the storm coming up. erin: looking for a place to get a pumpkin this halloween? which patches are the

erin: now on "daybreak," devastating effects. hurricane is moving up the coast creating deadly conditions. kevin: around here it is bright sunshine and warmer temperatures weekend ahead. erin: hundreds of new hotel rooms could be coming to manchester. and a deadly home invasion. one person is dead and another in the hospital. this morning a search is underway in massachusetts. ? ? >> no one covers new hampshire like we do. now wmur "news 9 daybreak."