cherise: now, at 11:00, donald trump and hillary clinton taking stabs at each other on the debate stage. >> it is good that the temperament -- that someone with donald trump's temperament is not in charge of the law. >> cherise: heated moments. and a deadly car crash in henniker, route 202 closed as police investigate. hayley: sunshine makes a return for columbus day as well as some cooler air. cherise: honoring the murder of a woman that has not been solved.

like we do. now, wmur nine news tonight. cherise: donald trump and hillary clinton just left the debate stage in st. louis after a heated debate from top -- on topics including isis and health care. it did not take long for moderators to question donald trump about the controversial video of him making lewd comments about women in 2005. with highlights from tonight. nikole: the mudslinging reached a new level. they did not even shake hands. one of the most anticipated topics of the night, donald trump's treatment of women after the release of a decades-old day. >> i am not proud of it. i apologize. nikole: hillary clinton pounced.

video that raises questions about his fitness to be president. nikole: donald trump did not let up taking aim at clinton's husband, bill. >> he was abusive to women. nikole: he can run his campaign any way he chooses. clinton was also pressed about her e-mails. >> general to get a special prosecutor to look into your situation. >> it is good that someone with the temperament of donald is not in charge of the law. >> because you would be in jail. nikole: and she was questioned about leaks of some of her speeches to wall street. >> a foreign power is working so hard to influence the outcome of the election. nikole: donald trump was asked

nikole: the mudslinging reached a new level as both candidates confronted controversies and the issues. despite all of the back and forth, the candidates were asked at the end of one nice thing they could say about each other. clinton praised donald trump's children will donald trump called her a fighter. the final debate is in just over a week. cherise: s for donald trump. her decision comes after the video was released of donald trump aching sexually charged comments. her challenger in the senate race, governor maggie hassan is firing back. >> this just goes to show that everything for senator ayotte is a political calculation. she has been trying to walk herself back from calling donald trump a role model for children

position as attorney general working with victims of sexual crime, i think that those statements are fundamentally talking unfortunately about assault. cherise: kelly ayotte says she will write to in mike pence for president. something governor hassan says she should be held accountable for. the first lady is planning a trip to new hampshire to campaign for hillary clinton. she will be here this thursday. concord. mrs. o is expected to discuss clinton's campaign but same-day voter registration in new hampshire. other details have not been released. we are following developing news in henniker where one person was killed in a major crash on route 202. that road is still closed. mike cronin joins us live. mike: traffic is being diverted

and 114. details are limited but police have confirmed that one person was killed in the crash. let us show you some video from the scene. you can see how bad the damages. the cars are mangled. sometime after 6:00 tonight, police say four cars collided. one was driving east and the other three were driving west. two of the cars have new hampshire license plates, the other to have maine accident. one of the victims was killed. to have been transported to the hospital. it is possible that overnight tonight, route 202 could be closed for several more hours. stay with us and we will keep you posted on the latest information as we receive it. cherise: tonight, the death toll from hurricane matthew is

for five other missing people. although the storm is weakening, leading is still a major problem across the south. marci gonzalez is in florida with the latest on the cleanup there. marci: in matthew's aftermath, lingering concerns in the carolinas. >> the weather map shows hurricane matthew is well off the shore into the ocean but in my mind, the impact is still here and extremely dangerous. marci: possible flooding following scenes like this, or than 1000 rescues in north carolina alone. first responders unable to save others. more than 20 people killed by hurricane matthew in the u.s. while in hardest hit haiti, the estimate is at his least 900. while in florida, homeowners including tom schmidt --

time. finding has historic house went from this -- >> this was an article in coastal living about the house. marci: to this. >> and here is the bathroom. marci: with little left in tactic here at his optimistic outlook. >> we will build it again. marci: rain crashing waves which you can see washed away the entire road leading to his house. a big cleanup ahead for this and so many communities up the coast. cherise: the remnants of hurricane matthew brought rain to new hampshire today but it looks like it will clear up for a beautiful columbus day. hayley lapoint has your forecast. hayley: some much-needed

southeastern new hampshire. this was a little bit of help. maybe some of us got an inch. we will take what we can get. a few scattered showers right by the seacoast but almost everyone else is drying out and clearing up because the clouds are moving away. here is what is left of matthew. it is moving up into the canadian maritimes. temperatures are cooling quickly because of the clearing taking place. 30's and 40's overnight tonight. high temperatures in the 50's and breezy also. i will show you more of the extended forecast. cherise: two people are dead after a fiery crash last night in nashua. state police say the driver of a nissan maxima was driving fast on the circumferential highway and lost control of the car while driving on the off ramp. it launched over a ramp and

the merrimack river bridge and immediately bursting into flames. the driver and a passenger were killed in the crash. >> it appears that speed was the main factor in this collision. if the person had just taken the corner at a reasonable speed, this would not have happened. cherise: the victims names are not being released. five teenagers are dead after a wrong way crash in vermont. police say a driver was going the when they hit that car with the five teens inside. officers say when a police officer left his cruiser at the scene, a sus stole the car and started driving away. that driver caused another crash hitting a cars. a local family is still looking for whoever killed 53-year-old lynne brennan. she was killed six years ago and for her sons there are still so many questions. but tonight, they celebrate her

looked like a party and that is exactly how lynne brennan's sons of wanted to honor their mom sunday night. >> we are celebrating her life. and everything she loved including music and rock 'n roll. cherise: her sons were playing music using the gift of music that their mother instilled in them. it has taken them a long time to get to a place of healing. >> it is something we think about every day. cherise: their killed six years ago in 2010. she was found dead inside her apartment on river road in manchester. what followed has been six years of tormenting years. no arrests and no answers. she was going through a divorce at the time of the murder and had only been living in the apartment a few months. her sons say they still know little about the investigation and that is what keeps pushing them.

cherise: sunday night, they played their moms a written songs. moving on but not forgetting. >> healing thing we can do is try to move forward and honor her memory of what -- from when she was alive. cherise: her family believes someone out there knows who committed the crime. they are asking them to come forward. if you have any information on what may have happened to lynn police. news 9 is looking at the issues important to voters. we take a close look at affordable energy in new hampshire. >> we came the closest we did

cherise: tonight a look at an issue that affects every person. energy generation and consumption. while the debate continues on how to make electricity more affordable, there is also concern about whether new england can generate enough power. adam sexton takes an in-depth look. adam: the winter months are when new england's power grid is put to the tests.

zero, demand nearly overwhelmed the system. >> we came the closest to putting the lights out. adam: it would have been a shocking failure but gordon then we lay, the man responsible for ensuring the region's power supply, recently said that the current state of the grid is even more precarious. >> i chose that word carefully because we can keep the lights on in the wintertime with the current resource something that does not happen. adam: speaking one-on-one, -- and pilgrim nuclear station. then he said renewable energy resources and the current natural gas infrastructure will not be able to make up the

non-gas resources without replacing that energy or beefing up the gas infrastructure within the region. adam: energy projects have become increasingly controversial. northern pass it remains a hot button issue and the northeast direct gas pipeline fell through after facing widespread opposition. environmentalists are hoping to make the energy econy >> we have always to go. -- we have a ways to go. we are still dependent on fossil fuels. as we invest in new technologies, as those costs go down, i think we will be able to achieve that goal. adam: stuck in the middle are the rate payers. some are looking into generating their own power from wind or

can help and be a part of that new energy future, they want to be a part of it and they want clean energy. adam: but for most, home generation remains out of reach. even for the government, major investment in wind and solar is not cheap. >> if you want to get less carbon dioxide, it will cost you or money. we have to accept that reality. for wind and solar improve, the grid needs natural gas to meet peak demand. >> you cannot rely on the weather to give you the energy production you need. adam: the help is that new england never has to face inter induced energy blackouts.

>> meteorologist hayley lapoint. hayley: did you see this? the sunset was fiery. it looked kind of eery. we had clouds clearing to the west and as the sun came low on the horizon, it met up with those clouds and the rain and that is what makes those cool colors. interesting. look at the rain we got today. in some locations, we got close to one inch. in newington, just under an inch. in auburn, .83 inches. and just over half an inch in hudson. this was welcomed rain though we did not expect the intensity. we will take it. especially in the hard-hit

dent in the drought. nowhere close. look at what manchester got today, just over half an inch. compare that to what we still need, over 16 inches. we need days and days of what we got today to make a dent in the drought. we need a pattern change and that is not going to happen. we are back to dry weather after today. you can see the clearg the state to the east. rain showers are done. moving off the coast. matthew interacted with a cold front that moved across new england overnight and that pulled up some moisture from matthew and pulled it up into new england. that is why we had heavier rain than expected. and it did fall in the good areas. there is another storm brewing.

hurricane. it looks like it will move north and east without impact on land. this is good. we need time to recover especially in the southeastern part of the u.s. after matthew. temperatures are really cooling down. i expect northern and western new hampshire to be the coolest spots tonight. many of you will fall into the 30's. concord may get close to that also, 38 degrees. clouds, showers -- they are all moving away. tomorrow morning, bright sunshine. a breezy day tomorrow as the northwest winds pick up behind the frontal boundary. bright and sunny. perfect to do fall like activities if you have the day off. tomorrow night, a cold night.

20's. low 30's elsewhere. if you stop plants in the ground , be ready to cover them up tomorrow night. tomorrow, temperatures in the 50's. it will be breezy. sunshine back for much of the week. that is why i say we don't have much of a pattern change going on here. more sunshine, more dry weather digs us deeper into the drought. a chance for showers on thursday. 50's for highs at the end of the week and us. cherise: it is jacket weather. we will send it over to jamie with a look at brady's triumphant return. jamie: tom brady is back and

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>> now, jamie staton and news nine sports. jamie: the blue jays at home trying to sweep the rangers in the alds series. first inning, edwin encarnacion texas was not going quietly. a two run homer off aaron sanchez. sanchez of the former number one draft pick. he did not have his best outing. josh donaldson scores all the way from second with a walkoff win. the blue jays sweep the rangers. 11 former fisher cats are with

indian series will have the advantage. more baseball talk to pound. we expected tom brady would be sharing the big sunday sports stage with the red sox playoff game today but with the rain out at fenway, it was all about number 12. finally beginning his 17th season. the patriots with the overmatched cleveland browns. first drive, brady to gronk. not much for the browns to cheer about. they did get 111 yard score. still in the first, the first touchdown pass of the year for brady. 14-7. second quarter, they do it again, bennett, five yards out. at the half, atrios lead, 23-7. third quarter, one more time.

they win, 33-13. brady goes for over 400 yards passing. the rookie cyrus jones was ejected for throwing a punch in the third quarter. 250 career wins for bill belichick. the patriots will host the bengals next sunday at 1:00. >> i thought the team played really well. it was fun to be a part of it. it has been a fun week to get reto it was fun to come out and play and win. >> it is super great. he is our leader. he came out here on fire. we executed as an offense. jamie: the vikings are the only undefeated team in football. the broncos lost to the falcons in denver. matt ryan find coleman for the touchdown.

their starter had an injury. atlanta wins, 23-16. the jets played at the pittsburgh steelers. sammy codes had a 72 yard touchdown. big bend been passed for 380 yards. the steelers role, 31-13. writ -- no red sox game today and if they want to advance to the american league championship three games in three nights. starting monday night. this was the scene at fenway park this afternoon. just a wash of a day. so that means game three was rained out. they will be playing tomorrow night at 6:00. clay buchholz is still scheduled to start the game.

ability to go out and put the circumstances off to the side and go out and execute pitches. that is what boils -- that is what it boils down to. >> we have a ton of playoff experience in this locker room. we lean on them a lot. they needed to say in the meeting. jamie: we will be live there tomorrow to cover the game. only 2 -- over to the national league. game two between the dodgers and the washington nationals. 3-2, nationals. they had to win this one and they take it 5-2. that series is tied. the red sox, time to turn it on for them.

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helps big corporations. she voted with out-of-state corporates interests like the koch brothers - 90% of the time. billionaires and big corporations get tax breaks and she takes the campaign cash. kelly ayotte: taking care of billionaires, hurting new hampshire families. senate majority pac is responsible for the content of this advertising. in new hampshire, maggie hassan cut taxes for small businesses, protected education... created jobs. in washington, what's kelly ayotte done? for millionaires and big oil. that's what the koch brothers and big corporate interests wanted. they're spending millions supporting ayotte. kelly ayotte's not working for us.

jamie: welcome back.

rookie trying to make the washington capitals. he has a very good chance at that. tonight, he drew a penalty against nicoletti. and then he got an assist on the goal by lars eller. sanford left boston college after last season, his sophomore year. and the chase for the sprint cup. the bank of america 500 at charlotte. lap pits. a little fuel spill causes a small fire. the 48 car crosses the line first. jimmie johnson wins for the eighth time at charlotte. he punches his ticket through to the round of eight in the nascar playoffs. kansas and talladega are the next two races. cherise: it will be a nice columbus day.

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