debate. hillary clinton and donald trump square off for a second time and neither one is holding back. deadly crash, what we are learning about a violent collision in henniker involving four vehicles that killed one person. kevin: it comes with a chilly breeze and a colder night ahead. the latest up and downs in the forecast for the week ahead. erin: unruly crowd. it took police hours to disperse hundreds of people in plymouth, and now officers are trying to identify many of those involved. >> no one covers new hampshire like we do. wmur news 9 daybreak.

thanks for waking up with us. i'm erin fehlau. we had a lot of rain out thee yesterday. looks like the sun is going to be out today. kevin: those the kind of rainfall we need. today, a completely different scenario for us as we are expecting a good deal of sunshine. we have some extra clouds early this morning, but that should give way to sunshine. temperatures today are going to cover in the 50's. over 20 miles per hour. that will add some extra tight to the air. we will have the coldest night we've had so far this season later on this evening. we'll have much more on that. let's take a look at the morning ride it. deb: we do have some problems in stoddard. route nine is closed at juniper

other than that, no overnight roadwork. all traffic is moving well through the state area if you're heading into massachusetts, everything looks great and from the traffic network, i'm deb davidson for 95.7. seerin: the elections are just four weeks from tomorrow, and the mudslinging in the presidential race seems to b faced off for their second debate last night, and the attacks started right from the beginning. the candidates didn't even shake hands to start the debate. abc's angelica spanos has highlights from the town hall style debate that also featured questions from the audience. angelica: the battle between hillary clinton and donald trump was full of drama from the start, they didnt even shake hands. >> this was locker room talk.

apologized to the american people. angelica: trump moving from what he said in the unearthed video and accusing former president bill clinton of sexual misconduct. >> if you look at bill clinton, far worse, mine are words, his was action. angelica: hillary clinton didn't indulge, insisting instead that trump cannot be the next president. >> what we all saw and heard on friday was donald talking about women. what he thinks about women. what he does to women. doesn't represent who he is. but i think it's clear to anyone who heard it that it represents exactly who he is. angelica: then they sparred over clinton's email scandal. trump says if elected, he'd appoint a special prosecutor. >> it's just awfully good that someone with the temperament of donald trump is not in charge of the laws in our country. >> because you'd be in jail.

: defense, clinton slamming him for not paying his fair share of federal taxes. >> did you use that $916 million loss to avoid paying personal federal income taxes? >> of course i do. of course i do. she complains that donald trump took advantage of the tax code. well, why didn't you change it when you were a senator? angelica the candidates are back : on campaign trail hitting battleground states. hillary is campaigning in ohio and donald trump will be in pennsylvania. angelica spanos, abc news, new york. erin: withdrew her support from donald trump over the weekend before the debate last night. her announcement came after video surfaced of trump making sexually charged comments in 2005. now both ayotte and her challenger governor maggie hassan are speaking out about the change in support. >> 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 roll model for children

>> having been a former prosecutor and in my prior position as attorney general working with victims of domestic violence and sexual crime and issues i worked on in the senate, i think those statements are fundamentally talking about assault. erin: ayotte says she will write in trump's running mate, indiana governor mike pence for president. hassan says people should hold her accountable for that. one person is dead and several others are recovering this morning r several vehicles on route 202 in henniker last night. that crash shut down the road for hours with police remaining on scene into early this morning. wmur's ray brewer is live in henniker this morning to explain what happened. ray: police are not releasing many details yet, but they have told us that one person died, two others were taken to the hospital, and another two were treated at the scene. investigators say a total of four vehicles were involved in this crash after 6:00 last

the other three were all going west along route 202 when the crash happened at the split with route 114. the crash was so violent that some of the vehicles lost their wheels. one of the vehicles was pulled a camper and only two of the vehicles had new hampshire plates. the others were from maine and new york. right now it is not clear what caused the crash. route 202 was closed for nearly eight hours, but is back to normal now. we hope to learn more details later this morning. reporting live in henniker, ray brewer, wmur news 9. new on daybreak, police are working to identify many of the people involved in a massive crowd in plymouth. police were called to pleasant street yesterday afternoon after residents reported a crowd of about 300 college students in their yard without permission. when officers showed up, they say the students then gathered on winter street and refused to leave for nearly two hours. four people have already been charged mostly with disorderly conduct, and police say more charges are possible based on

two people are now facing charges in connection with a deadly home invasion in massachusetts. 23-year-old joshua hart and 27-year-old brittany smith were arrested yesterday in virginia. they now face a list of charges including murder. police say they killed a 95-year-old man during a home invasion in the town of orange last wednesday, and severely injured his 77 year old wife. investigators have recovered the victim's stolen car. so far, there is no word as to a possible motive. big changes are coming this week to the sarah long bridge between portsmouth and kittery. crews are planning to remove the lift span on friday and float it away as part of the bridge replacement project. saturday is the backup day. because of the work, the navigational channel on the river will be closed all week starting today. the new bridge is expected to open next september. still ahead, honoring members of the military. the special deal and celebration

central park in new york city. the statues that local girl scouts hope to build. and in the next half hour, remembering a local mother six years after her murder. there are still no arrests. 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

the lower 40's. the 20's by this time tomorrow morning. that will be a hard freeze in northern areas. we will look at your work week coming up. erin: for some, this holiday weekend is all about the fun of fall, but in concord it is also about honoring and thanking members of the military and their families. apple hill farm hosted it's 10th annual military appreciation day. military families were treated to free apples, hay rides and apple crisp with ice cream.

of thanking members of the military for their service. >> we said it's rain or shine because when it's raining for them, they don't stay in. they go right out, so we've had a great day. we've had a lot of people turn out in spite of the rain. they put on their rain coats, their rubber boots and they've gone apple picking and had a great time. erin: apple hill farm says they welcomed about 2000 people yesterday. a group of girl scouts in new york city have a big new project this morning. they are trying to bring women to central park, specifically statues of women. right now, there are 23 statues or busts of real people in the park, but they are all of men. the only females are fictional characters like alice in wonderland or mother goose. now an effort is underway to have statues of women's rights leaders susan b. anthony and elizabeth cady stanton placed by the year 2020. stay tuned on that one. coming up, there are more

issues. it hurricane matthew is gone it, it hurricane matthew is gone it, but the problems there's a reason cnbc named new hampshire the most business friendly state in the nation: maggie hassan's approach controlling spending. smart investments in education. and hassan's balanced budget was a bi-partisan "compromise" 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

take over in parts of haiti as rescue efforts ramp up after hurricane matthew devastated the impoverished country. helicopters are dropping food and supplies but on the ground some convoys have been attacked by gunmen because the trucks are heading to other communities. hundreds of people died in haiti and tens oou still don't have a firm grasp on the extent of the disaster because some areas remain cut off. meanwhile, matthew is blamed for at least 18 deaths here in the u.s. most were swept away by floodwaters and the governor of north carolina says that number could rise. flood waters are still rising this morning and another town in north carlina was evacuated last night. more than a million people are without power and early estimates show insurance losses

it seems movie goers this weekend were looking for some mind games. the new psychological thriller "the girl on the train" took in almost $25 million to take the top spot at the box office. the movie stars emily blunt as an alcoholic who gets involved in a murder mystery. two thirds of the audience was women. last week's top movie "miss peregrine's home for peculiar children" fell to second. story just keeps on swimming. the movie just reached the $1 billion mark in global box office receipts, just the 27th movie to reach that milestone. it is the biggest movie of the year domestically and the seventh biggest ever. samsung says it's adjusting the production schedule for the galaxy note 7, but will not

phones caught fire like the original ones. both at&t and t-mobile say they will no longer offer replacement phones. verizon and sprint will let customers trade-in for other models. gas prices continue to take up slightly because crude oil prices are on the rise. the national average is now $2.25. hampshire. how would you like to know if you're walking through a polluted area? this is called the human sensor. it turns red when exposed -- exposed to air pollution. it's a little dramatic, but they wanted to make a point and show conditions can change very quickly. of ragged mountain is getting ready for a lot more snow.

it from 4 million gallons to 24 million gallons. of this will allow them to open more terrain earlier in the season. they have 57 trails. i think a lot of those ponds are probably below this year. kevin: that is a good point. we got a good drink of water yesterday. that helps. we are still about eight inches shy in a lot of locations what we should have for a calendar year. there is plenty of sunshine today. it will be a chilly breeze. with the wind gusting, we are looking at fair skies for most of the week with one front coming through. a freeze warning.

where we are expecting several hours below the freezing mark. these are some areas not necessarily in that patchy frost. you want to protect anything. beyond that, the clouds in western areas should give way to sunshine as the day moves along. there should be a pretty nice weather pattern. bargain. we are in the 40's. tomorrow, take off a solid 10 degrees from these readings. when was already sustained this morning. there were a few gusts over 25 miles per hour. cooler air continues to russian. the coolest will be overhead tonight aired that will set up lows in the 20's and 30's.

like that out there. partial sunshine by the f and clearing skies later on. there will be a lighter wind overnight that will push temperatures back between 25 and 38. sunshine tomorrow. lighter wind through the afternoon. that added sunshine. the less wind is going to feel warmer. warmer. the next system, that could mean afternoon. that will be focused in the northern half of the state. it looks like a relatively dry weekend for us. we will drop back into the 50's for highs starting friday. temperatures are starting in the 40's.

tonight, a frost in areas that have not seen it away from the shoreline and hard freezes possible from the mount washington valley through portions of the connecticut river valley. that is your warming trend. the coldest night will be tonight. the chilly us day will be today. we will have a great deal of sunshine through most of week. that chance of a passing shower looks to be confined north with passing clouds elsewhere. the patriots game anyway. a lot of sunshine out there. we will take it. we do want to check our top stories. ray: we are hoping to learn more about a deadly crash in henniker that shut down route 202. the road has been reopened. for vehicles were involved.

were taken to the hospital. another two were treated at the scene. one of the cars was headed east. the other three all went west along route 202. erin: police are working to identify many of the people in a massive crowd in plymouth. about 300 students blocked the road. crews planned to re t the navigational channel will be closed all week. coming up, diving for treasure.

kevin: starting up your columbus day with some cooler conditions out there. we have drop into the 40's. sunshine otherwise, temperatures up into the 50's. erin: it's a little chilly out there today. diver say they have found a pirate treasure off the coast of cape cod. a 1984. it took decades to start exploring. it sank back in 1717. >> had no idea of what we discovered until we started going through the collection. our coin collection goes back to ferdinand and isabella.

have been are covered in many of them were on display at a new pirate museum. erin: very cool. a bicycle shop in london is offering a new design of bikes made out of bamboo. it offers a class on how to build your own bike. kevin: bamboo provides national -- natural suspension and is easy to provide. make your own home. coming up, tom brady is back. number 12 never missed a beat. he was in midseason form against the browns yesterday. five teenagers are dead after a

in new hampshire, maggie hassan cut taxes for small businesses, protected education... created jobs. in washington, what's kelly ayotte done? but kelly ayotte voted to protect tax breaks 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.

like we do. now, news a break. erin: good morning to you on this columbus day. we see some chilly temperatures out there at hampton beach. sunshine out there on this holiday and will get to the latest of that. it was a heated even in st. louis as the candidates took part in their debate. hillary clinton and donald trump confronted controversy. they took questions from the audience. at least one person is dead after a crash in henniker.

said matthew is diminishing along the north carolina coast line. water levels will remain elevated today, 18 people were killed by the storm in the united states. hundreds of others were killed in haiti. kevin: i would have to think they will retire that name and we will probably never use it again. i would have to think. we start off and western areas. up north, we are looking at violence to give way to partial sunshine. we start in the low to mid 40's. temperatures will hover around the 50's. it will fall to the coldest level later on. we may have a hard freeze in inland sections. we had some much-needed rain, but right in the middle of a

at how things are moving. deb: this is from our camera rid kevin: we're joined by deb. deb: we do have some problems in stoddard to start the commute. route nine is closed at juniper hill road due to a car crash. detours are in place and there are some minor delays. 93 north and south is moving thro delays or incidents to slow you down. i am deb davidson 495.7. erin: it was a heated debate in st. louis last night from the very beginning. from questions about a video of donald trump making lewd comments about women to hillary clinton's e-mails, nothing was

the debate. nikole killion: donald trump heads to pennsylvania while hillary clinton travels to michigan and ohio after a night full of mudslinging. they didn't even shake hands. one of the most anticipated topics of the night, donald trump's treatment of women. >> this was locker room talk. i'm not proud of it. i apologized to my family. nikole hillary clinton pounced. >> it's not just this video. nikole killion: donald trump did not let up. >> bill clinton was abusive to women. >> so much of what he said is not right. he gets to decide what he wants to talk about. nikole killion: clinton was rest

attorney general to get a special prosecutor to look into your situation. >> it's awfully good that someone with the temperament of donald trump is not in charge of the law in our country. >> you'd be in jail. >> the ad the story, a foreign power is working so hard to influence the out come of the election. avoid paying income taxes? >> of course i do. of course i do. michael killian -- nikole killion: their next and final debate is in just over a week. erin: billy bush has been

return to the broadcast. this comes after a video published by the washington post with audio from donald trump making explicit comments about women. he had planned to reiterate the apology he made on friday. yesterday, they reversed the decision and said he would not be on the show. michelle obama will be in the granite state on thursday. concord. mrs. obama will discuss not only hurt campaign, but also same-day voter registration in new hampshire. on saturday, donald trump will pay a visit to boards smith. he will hold a rally at noon. for a complete wrapup of the debate, you can visit the politics section of wmur.com or

debate, you can visit the politics section of wmur.com. ray brewer is in henniker with the latest area rate: please not releasing many details. a total of four cars were involved. it happened just after 6:00 last night. two were taken to the hospital. two others were injured. the crash happened at the split with route 114. one of the vehicles was pulling a camper. some of the vehicles lost wheels.

eight hours. erin: thank you. a violent crash in vermont left five teenagers dead and several others injured. 36-year-old was going to wrong way on 89 saturday when he had a car with five teenagers inside. when a police officer his cruiser at the scene, he stole that vehicle and started to drive away. he had sevene investigation. it has been six years since when brennan was found dead in her manchester apartment. no arrests have ever been made. last night, her family gathered to celebrate her life. they shared stories about her life. she was going through a divorce at the time of the murder and had only been living in the apartment a few months.

every day. the only thing we can try to do is move forward and honor her. erin: if you have any information, contact the manchester police department. police and roxbury are looking for the man who shot a nine-year-old playground. the girl was playing with a group of people after 1:00 sunday morning when the shots were fired. a nearby parking lot at the time. the city of manchester cap. fire prevention week with a parade. it is held each year in october. the goal is to raise awareness for changing batteries and smoke detectors and other alarms.

good reminder to go over. erin: firefighters will visit schools this week to teach children about the importance of fire safety. coming up on daybreak, hurricane matthew has moved out of the united states. we are going to take a look at some of the destruction. to california police officers were killed in the line of duty. the punishment the suspect may we will have a warming trend through midweek.

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and ayotte skipped nearly half her homeland security committee hearings on border security and drug trafficking. national security isn't a part-time job. daybreak. kevin: the temperatures are starting off in the low to mid 40's. the win today will be gusting at times over 25 miles an hour. that will add some extra bite to the year. then it, temperatures fall off. we have the details on that in the work week coming up. erin: new on daybreak, german

22-year-old syrian man who is believed to have been making a bomb attack. he was detained overnight. he escaped the authorities saturday during a raid of his apartment. they found several hundred grams of a volatile explosive. german media have reported he is connected to islamic extremist groups. gma will have more on this. the wind from at diminishing. water levels along the coast remain very high. floods will continue over the state hit hardest by the storm. five people are still missing. marci gonzalez shows some of the damage. >> lingering concerns in the carolinas. >> the weather map shows the hurricane is well off the shore into the ocean. in our minds, the impact of the

extremely dangerous. >> warnings about more possible flooding after scenes like this. 1000 rescues in north carolina alone. first responders were unable to save others. 20 people killed by hurricane matthew. in haiti, the estimate is at least 900. in florida, homeowners including tom time. finding his is stored house went from this -- to this. >> here is the bathroom. there is little left intact here. >> you've got to get up and build it again. a little rain must fall.

erin: a shooting killed two other officers is awake. officers -- they opened fire. >> it's an attack on police officer's doing their job is an attack on all this. >> he will be charged with murder tomorrow. erin: today, the whole book and terminal in new jersey where a train crashed will reopen. it will require the conductor to

figure out why the train was traveling twice the speed limit. officials are warning commuters to be prepared for delays this morning after a train derailed over the weekend. a 12 car commuter train and a train performing crash maintenance or traveling in the same direction. 33 people were injured. four of them seriously. americans. the cardinals will be elevated on november 19.

he threw for over 400 yards and his three touch down passes. the patriots cruise to the win 33-13. >> play. >> he is our leader. he is our guy. we came out and executed as an offense and got a win. it was awesome. erin: the patriots host the bengals on sunday. the red sox were rained out last night.

the start time for tuesday's game has not been announced. game five would still be in cleveland. >> now your storm watch forecast. erin: what's the high going to be? kevin: we are looking at temperatures up near 60 along the coast. there's going to be a window to go along with it. we start off this morning with clear skies. clouds early this morning. i suspect most of those will give way this morning. you will notice more of this. we will continue move today. the wind will gust over 25 miles per hour. temperatures will be in the

midnight tonight. that sets up a recipe of a light wind a situation. we can have some patchy frost away from the shoreline. there could be a hard freeze out west end up north. another front is eventually coming through. a this is away from the immediate shoreline where tonight you are in the upper range of the 30's. here are the lingering clouds. they should erode early and lead us to a mostly sunny sky in the afternoon. we have a long stretch of weather back into the rockies. that is our next front.

30's. we have sustained winds of 10 to 15 miles per hour. that is a signed at the restless with sunshine will feel some of that breezier air. temperatures are in the 50's. it's going to feel a as far as tomorrow, we warm up. when you will have 60's statewide. on thursday, we have increasing clouds have that front. that arrives here thursday evening.

that should be at this bar is any precipitation chances for the next six or seven days. temperatures will be hovering around. in the north country, the clouds may linger for a time or in there could be a quick passing shower in the afternoon on thursday. the cooler tomorrow morning, though be a chance friday night and early saturday. erin: but good weather for the holiday. kevin: there will be some wind throughout the day. that will be the only snag her in erin: wisconsin has a new employee. they have adopted chester. he has been trained to find

for bed bug treatments in the last two years. still ahead, crime-fighting cats. one feline is being called a hero this morning. it's time for our high shot of the morning. check out this beautiful fall seen. it's beautiful out there.

kelly ayotte: let's be honest - both donald trump and hillary clinton are far from perfect... and i'm not perfect either. but when partisan politicians shut down the government, i led the fight to reopen it. i've worked to find solutions to new hampshire's heroin epidemic. and i've crossed the aisle to protect new hampshire's clean air and clean water. i've been called a problem solver by independent groups, and ranked as one of the most bipartisan senators. i'm kelly ayotte - and i approve this message, republicans, democrats, or independents,

to mid 40's. it's going to hover around the 50's with the wind gusting at 10 to 20 miles per hour. we could be looking at a bite to the air throughout the afternoon. this all setups the coolest air

hero after he alerted his owner to a break in. kevin: the cat is never allowed in their bedroom. when he walked in and set down, the owner suspected something was up. they went to check in the living room and found two burglars trying to make off with her stuff. police were able to catch the alleged crooks. the cat received some extra treats for his hard work. erin: will have a complete wrapup of last night's heated presidential debate.

i spent many years as a nuclear missile launch officer. if the president gave the order we had to launch the missiles, that would be it. i prayed that call would never come. [ radio chatter ] self control may be all that keeps these missiles from firing. [ sirens blearing ] i would bomb the [ beep] out of them. i want to be unpredictable. i love war.

it should scare everyone.