good morning. ray: -- deb: route 9 has been closed for most are moving well and up to speed due to the holiday. if you are headed into massachusetts, it is looking good as well. from the wzid traffic network, i am deb davidson for 95.7 wzid. erin: the elections are just four weeks from tomorrow, and the mudslinging in the presidential race seems to be reaching new heights. hillary clinton and donald trump faced off for their second debate last night, and the attacks started right from the beginning.

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. mr. trump: this was locker-room talk. i'm not proud of it. i apologized to my family, i 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. mine are words. his was action. angelica: hillary clinton didn't indulge, insisting instead that trump can not be the next president. mrs. clinton: what we all saw and heard on friday was donald talking about women. what he thinks about women. what he does to women. and he has said that the video doesn't represent who he is.

exactly who he is. angelica: then, they sparred over clinton's email scandal. trump says if elected, he'd appoint a special prosecutor. mrs. clinton: it's just awfully good that someone with the temperament of donald trump is not in charge of the laws in our country. mr. trump: because you'd be in jail. angelica: and trump on the defense. clinton slamming him for not paying his fair share of federal taxes. anderson: did you use that $916 million loss to avoid paying personal federal income taxes? mr. trump: 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 the campaign trail, hitting battleground states. hillary is campaigning in ohio, and donald trump will be in pennsylvania. angelica spanos, abc news, new york. erin: senator kelly ayotte withdrew her support from donald trump over the weekend, before the debate last night. her announcement came after

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 role model for children just six days ago. >> having been a former prior position as attorney general, working with victims of a mystic violence and sexual crime, and issues i worked on in the senate, i think those statements are talking about assault. erin: ayotte says she will write in trump's running mate, indiana governor mike pence, for president. her accountable for that. one person is dead and several others are recovering this morning after a crash involving several vehicles on route 202 in henniker last night. that crash shut down the road for hours, with police remaining

henniker this morning to explain what happened. good morning, ray. ray: good morning, erin. 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. there were a total of four vehicles that were involved in the accident just after 6:00 last night. one of the cars was headed east. the other three were all going west along route 202 when th the crash was so violent that some of the vehicles lost their wheels. one of the vehicles was pulling 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. but it did shut down route 200 24 about eight hours last night. the road has since reopened. we are hoping to get more details later on this morning. reporting live in henniker, ray

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 pictures from the scene. two people are now facing 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

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 on news 9 daybreak, honoring members of the military. the special deal and celebration offered at a farm in concord. changes could be coming to the statues that local girl scouts hope to build. and in the next half hour, remembering a local mother six years after her murder -- and

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>> you are watching news nine daybreak. now, news nine continues. kevin: starting off your monday morning, october 10, with a beautiful sunrise across a good part of the state. a few extra clouds in western areas and thicr we jumped into the 50's. pretty good breeze out of the northwest. the coldest reading so far this season tonight. we will have the details on that and your work with forecast 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 its 10th annual military appreciation day. military families were treated to free apples, hay rides, and apple crisp with ice cream. the farm says this is their way of thanking members of the military for their service.

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 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. it is now 6:13. coming up, there are more problems for samsung this morning as the galaxy note 7 continues to deal with dangerous issues. plus, hurricane matthew is gone,

in both the u.s. and haiti. 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 to close guantanamo. narrator: all while kelly ayotte supports reckless and dangerous

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erin: desperation is starting to 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 hundreds of people died in haiti, and tens of thousands of homes were destroyed, but officials 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

could reach $6 billion. 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 pec children fell to second. dory just keeps on swimming. disney pixar's "finding dory" just reached the one billion dollar mark in global box office receipts becoming just the 27th movie to reach that milestone. domestically, dory is the biggest movie of the year, and the 7th biggest ever. samsung says it is adjusting the production schedule for its galaxy note 7 smartphone but will not confirm reports that it

this comes after reports that several replacement note 7 phones caught fire just like the original ones. both at&t and t-mobile say they will no longer offer note 7 replacement phones, while verizon and sprint will let customers trade theirs in for other models. gas prices continue to tick up slightly because crude oil prices are on the rise. according to aaa, the national average is now $2.25. we are paying $2.17 here in new hampshire. how would you like to easily know if you are walking through a polluted area? this cape can help. it is called the human sensor and turns red when exposed to air pollution. designers at kings college in london admit it is a little dramatic, but say they wanted to make a point and show that conditions can change very quickly. ragged mountain in danbury is getting ready for a lot more

significantly expand one of the snowmaking ponds, taking it from 4 million gallons of water to 24 million gallons. officials say this will hopefully allow them to open more terrian earlier in the season. ragged currently has 57 trails with plans to expand. so another pond will mean more snowmaking possibilities. kevin: it was not all rainfall yesterday. let's look at the webcam atop mount washington. 20 degrees. anything but rain, which meant ice pellets, snow, sleet, ice. wind gusting over 60 mph, and the temperature is 20 degrees. while we will not be quite as cold or windy, it is foreshadowing the cooler air coming in, and the breeze that eventually will next down as the sun comes up early this morning. breeze 10-20 mph.

the day moves on. could have a gust up to even 30 mph. this eventually brings in cooler air later tonight. you will notice we have freeze warnings away from coal ash county, where they have already had the hard freeze. mount washington have had a frost but not a hard freeze yet. a freeze warning posted for later tonight and early tomorrow. in areas that have not had widespread frost in eastern and southeastern parts of the state -- away from the shoreline, zones right at the coast, there is a certain likelihood of frost later tonight as temperatures dip back into the 30's. i suspect these clouds with her away, although western areas will quickly give way to sunshine. all the way back into the northern plains before our next system tries to arrive in the form of a passing cold front on thursday. temperatures ahead of that in the 40's. bear in mind wind, sustained

cooler through the afternoon. already continuing to see temperatures dip back much cooler than we were yesterday at this time. similar highs through the day. with the wind, you see the air mass through the afternoon. it eventually sets up with later wind later tonight. temperatures dropping back in a lot of locations, into the 20's and 30's. a good deal of sunshine. temperatures continuing to work their way into the low and mid 60's tomorrow after a chilly night tonight. from there, we are looking at 60 statewide wednesday and thursday with an increase in clouds. a passing shower thursday night, but as it pushes by after highs in the 60's midweek, we will drop that into the 50's starting on friday. temperatures today will be up into the 50's, but bear in mind the breeze will be gusting at times over 25 mph. as it lightens tonight, 20's in some spots out west. up north, for certain. temperatures between 30 and 38 from the lakes region south and east.

tomorrow. otherwise, temperatures going from the upper 50's to mid 60's, with full sunshine on wednesday. from there, we are talking an increase in clouds thursday. our one rain chance looks to be a quick moving front thursday. it looks like most of that will be focused in the northern half of the state. it would be fairly brief if it came through. it marks temperatures down by the end of the week. erin: we had a great start for the weekend. kevin: stories, and we start with ray brewer. ray: route 202 in henniker has reopened after the shutdown for about eight hours following a fatal crash involving for vehicles. police not releasing many details, but they tell us one person died. two others were taken to the hospital. not one of the cars was -- only one of the cars was headed east.

vehicles lost the reels. erin: police are working to identify many of the people involved in a massive crowd in plymouth. about 300 college students filled a yard and then blocked a road. four have already been charged. crews plan to remove the lift span of the sarah long bridge in portsmouth this week. because of the work the navigational channel on the river will be closed all week. coming up on daybreak -- diving for treasure. a massive trove of pirate booty

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country where we have extra clouds. a good breeze will bring in the coldest air as it sets up later tonight. patchy fog and frost for others, clear air for others. erin: divers say they have found pirate treasure off the coast of cape cod. the shipwreck itself was found back in 1894 -- 1984, excuse me -- but it took decades to start exploring. the ship controled by the english pirate black sam sank back in 1717, taking the cargo and treasure from more than 50 ships to the bottom of the sea. barry: we had no idea of what we discovered until we started going through the collection. our coin collection goes all the way back to ferdinand and isabella, right up to 1717. kevin: so far nearly 200,000 artifacts have been recovered and many of them are on display at a new pirate museum in

erin: how much do you think they are worth? kevin: i cannot imagine. erin: a bicycle shop in london is offering a new design offering bikes made out of bamboo. the bamboo bicycle club offers classes to teach people how to build their own bikes you can also get a kit to make one at home. kevin: designers say bamboo provides natural suspension, making for a smoother ride is for a smoother ride. bamboo and easy to shape providing , riders with more ways to modify their designs. erin: i am not sure my design would be roadworthy. coming up in the next half hour, tom brady is back and number 12 never missed a beat. he was in midseason form against the browns yesterday. plus five teens are dead after a violent crash in vermont that involved more than half a dozen vehicles and a stolen police

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america runs on dunkin'. >> no one covers new hampshire like we do. ms. 9 daybreak. erin: good morning to you on this columbus day as we watch the sunrise over portsmouth. it looks like we are in for a lot of sunshine today, which will be great after yesterdays rain. we will get your forecast after today's top stories. it was a heated evening in saint louis. the presidential candidates took part in their second debate. both hillary clinton and donald trump confronted controversies and some of the big issues on the minds of voters. while taking questions from the audience. at least one person is dead after a crash in henniker. it happened just after 6:00 sunday evening.

the national hurricane center says former hurricane matthew's winds are diminishing along the north carolina coast line, but that water levels will remain elevated today. at least 18 people were killed by the storm in the u.s., and others were killed in haiti. hundreds of kevin: we get rainfall we were asking for, but it came right in the middle of the weekend. we will take it any way we can get it at this point. that seems to be the opinion on facebook last night. we start early this morning with clouds continuing to move our way up north. otherwise, temperatures in the low and mid 40's initially. it is going to feel much cooler than the 60's. wind gusting over 25 mph. erin: when you want to check the roads for you this morning. here's a live look at i-93 from our common man camera in windham.

be very busy later on today. kevin: absolutely. for a look at the morning drive here in the granite state, we're joined live by 95.7 wzid's deb davidson. deb: you are right. this is going to be busy, so plan accordingly. right now, 93 north and south and interstate 89 is moving well to the state. if you are heading into massachusetts, we are not seeing any delays now. smooth sailing into boston, lowell, and burlington. from the wzid i'm deb davidson for 95.7 wzid. ,erin: commitment 2016 coverage now. 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 off limits. wmur's nikole killion is in saint louis this morning with a wrap up of last night's event.

of mudslinging. 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 decade-old tape. mr. trump: this was locker room talk. i am not proud of it. nikole: hillary clinton past, arguing the remarks are part of a pattern. a pattern. mrs. clinton: it is not only president. nikole: trump didn't let up, taking aim at hillary clinton press husband bill. mrs. clinton: so much of what he says is not right, but he gets to run his campaign however he chooses. nikole: clinton was also pressed over her e-mails. mr. trump: i am went to instruct my attorney general to get a special prosecutor to look into

that someone with the temperament of donald trump is not in charge of the law in our country. mr. trump: because you would be in jail. nikole: she was questioned about leaks from paid speeches to wall street. this is clinton: the adversary, a foreign power is working so hard to influence the outcome of the election. nikole: trump was asked again about his taxes. anderson: did you use that 960 million dollar loss to avoid paying income taxes? mr. trump: of course i do. debate, both candidates were asked to say one thing nice about each other. clinton praised trump's children, whle trump called clinton a fighter. their next and final debate in just over a week. in st. louis, i'm nikole killion reporting. erin: billy bush has been suspended from "the today show," and nbc news says it is unclear if he will ever return to the broadcast.. this comes after a video

donald trump making explicit comments about a woman while reportedly on a bus with bush. bush had planned to reiterate the apology he made friday. but yesterday, nbc reversed that decision and said he wouldn't be on the show. two big political names will be paying a visit to the granite state this week. first lady michelle obama will be in the granite state this thursday, campaigning for hillary clinton and running mate tim kaine. the event will be held in concord. and mrs. obama is expected to discuss not only clinton's campaign, but sa registration in new hampshire. other details have not been released. and then, on saturday, gop nominee donald trump will pay a visit to portsmouth. he will hold a rally at toyota of portsmouth at noon. for a complete wrap up of last night positive eight, you can -- last night's debate, you can visit the politics section of wmur.com or your wmur mobile app. an investigation is underway

one person was killed and several others were injured in a crash on route 202 in henniker last night. police were on scene well into the early morning hours today. wmur's ray brewer is in henniker with the latest on this. ray, do we know anything new this morning? ray: at this point, police are not releasing a lot of details. they do tell us that a total of four vehicles were involved in this crash just after 6:00 last night. one of the cars was headed east. heading west when crash happened at the split with route 114. one of the vehicles was pulling a camper. the crash was so violent that some of the vehicles lost their wheels. one person was killed. two were taken to the hospital. and two others were treated at the scene. it is not clear what caused the crash. route 202 is now open after being shot for about eight hours. we hope to get more details from

brewer, wmur news 9. erin: environment crash in vermont left five teens dead and several other people injured. police say 36-year-old steven bourgoin was going the wrong way on 89 saturday night when he hit a car with 5 teenagers inside. officers say when a police officer left his cruiser at the scene, he then stole that vehicle and started driving away, hitting seven more vehicles before the cruiser caught fire. investigation. it's been six years since 53-year-old lynne brennan was found dead in her manchester apartment. no arrests have ever been made in the case. but last night, her family gathered to celebrate her life. brennan's sons held a party in her honor last night. sharing stories about their mom's life. brennan 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

investigation. >> it is something i think about every day and i know my brothers think about every day. >> the only thing we can do is try to move forward and try to honor her memory of when she was alive. erin: if you have any information about what may have happened to lynne brennan you can contact manchester police. police in roxbury, massachusetts are still looking for the person who shot a nine-year-old on a playground. police say the girl was playing on a playground with a group of people just after 1:00 sunday morning when the shots were fired. she is expected to recover. police say there was a party in a nearby parking lot at the time. the city of manchester kicked off fire prevention week with a parade. the 62nd annual fire prevention parade is held each year in october. the goal is to raise awareness for changing batteries in smoke detectors and other alarms, along with making a family plan to escape a home in the event of a fire.

remind people we have a number of fatalities in the state every year. it is a good reminder to go over basic safety things we take for granted every day -- working smoke detectors, doors out of every property. erin: manchester firefighters will also be visiting several schools this week to teach children about the importance of fire safety. coming up on daybreak, matthew has moved out of the u.s., but now residents are left to clean up the mess left behind. we take a look at some of the destruction. two california police officers, killed in the linef and the punishment the suspect may face. kevin: breeze out of the northwest bringing in much cooler air. as a matter of fact, as cold as we have been so far this season for a lot of folks tonight. we have the details comi colin van ostern: i know from my own life the difference a college education can make. narrator: colin van ostern. the son of a single mom, he went to college on student loans, became a stonyfield business manager responsible for a hundred million dollars in revenue.

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kevin: a lot of sunshine away from the north country. likely in the 20's and 30's by this time tomorrow morning, with patchy frost in areas that have not seen it, and may hard freeze in other spots. a pretty good breeze out of the northwest and highs in the 50's. we talk about the cooler weather and when we start moving up again, coming up. erin: new on daybreak, german

22-year-old syrian man who is believed to have been preparing a bomb attack. jaber albakr was detained overnight. albakr escaped the authorities saturday during a raid of his apartment. investigators reportedly several -- reportedly found several hundred grams of a volatile explosive. german media have reported that albakr is believed to be connected to islamic extremist groups. the winds from what's left of hurricane matthew are diminishing. but water levels along the north carolina coast remain high. flooding is expected to continue over parts of the state hit hardest by the storm. at least fe missing. abc's marci gonzalez shows us some of the damage left behind. marci: in matthew's aftermath, lingering concerns in the carolinas. >> the weather map shows that hurricane matthew may be gone, well off the shore into the ocean, but in our minds the impact of the storm is still here and still dangerous.

scenes like this? more than 1,000 rescues in north carolina alone? more than 20 people killed by hurricane matthew in the u.s., while in haiti the estimate is now at least 900. in florida, homeowners including tom schmitt -- tom: this is amazing, all of this. time, finding his historic house went from this -- tom: there was an article in "coastal living" about this house. marci: to this. he has an optimistic outlook. tom cole and in every life, a little rain must fall. in this case literally.

. erin: an officer injured in a shooting that killed two other officers is awake and speaking with investigators this morning. officers jose gil gilbert vega, a 35-year police veteran, and lesley zerebny, a new mom were killed in the line of duty saturday. police say 26-year-old john felix opened fire while the 3 -- three officers were trying to resolve a family dispute. >> this is an unbearable loss, a loss to all of us in law enforcement and really all of us in this community. doing their job is an attack on all of us. erin: felix will be charged with murder tomorrow and could face the death penalty. today the the hoboken terminal , in new jersey where a train crashed last month is scheduled to reopen. as a safety precaution, a new rule will require the conductor to join the engineer whenever a train pulls into the terminal. officials are investigating why the train was traveling at twice the speed limit when it crashed.

are warning commuters to be prepared for delays and crowds this morning after a train derailed over the weekend. investigators say a 12-car commuter train and a train performing track maintenance were traveling in the same direction when they side-swiped each other saturday night. that caused the commuter train to derail. thirty-three people were injured, four of them seriously. pope francis has named 17 new cardinals. three of the new cardinals are americans, including moderate chicago archbishop blaise cupich and indianapolis archbishop joseph tobin. the cardinals will be elevated on november 19, on the eve of the close to his holy year of mercy. it was the day patriots fans have been waiting for, the triumphant return of tom brady. the patriots were at the cleveland browns. first drive, brady to gronk who breaks tackles and rumbles all the way.

touchdown pass of the year for brady. seven yards to tight end martellus bennett. in all, brady threw for over 400 yards, and all three of his touchdown passes went to bennett. >> the team played really well. it was fun to be part of it. it has been a fun week to get ready to play and be back doing what i love to do. and fun to win. >> super great. he is our leader. he is our guy. he came out on fire. we came out and executed as offense and got a team win. it was awesome. erin: the patriots host the bengals on sunday. the red sox were rained out last night, so game theory will be played tonight at 6:00 p.m.. clay bucholz will still be the

announced, if necessary. game five would still be on wednesday in cleveland. we are seeing the color out there in berlin. 41 degrees, and a lot of sunshine. kevin: the clouds up north should erode gradually through the morning. temperatures jumping into the 50's today. you have the wind to go along with it. rainfall ranging anywhere from 1/3 of an inch to a full inch of rain. not all of it in the form of rain. a little bit of ice. snowflakes a top mount washington. otherwise, you get away from the white mountains, you have the sunshine early this morning. we will continue to set up for a bright day. it will be brisk as winds continue to gusts at times, even 25 mph into the afternoon. temperatures in the 50's. you will feel cooler than that. for a lot of folks, temperatures will be about as cold as the entire season so far.

of the north country to upper 30's at the coast. that has haunted freeze warnings in areas that have not had the hard freeze out west. we continue to look at the frost advisory which is posted for eastern and southeastern areas of the state, away from the shoreline, where temperatures will be several hours near or just above the freezing mark, creating patchy frost overnight. this assumes the wind gusting today dies down later this evening. it should do that after midnight tonight. high-pressure settles in. we expect temperatures to drop another 10 degrees by early tomorrow morning. that means near the freezing mark or 30 in western areas of the state. subtle spots, upper 20's to lower 30's tomorrow morning. you are in the 30's this morning, you are likely in the 20's tomorrow. a cool stretch of weather, helped by the wind which will be blowing at times over 25 mph. already starting to see those

evening before dying off. temperatures dying off a little bit. the wind is going to add a bit of extra chill before temperatures free fall with lighter winds later tonight. 20's and 30's pretty much statewide. temperatures tomorrow take a bit of a jump. mostly sunny skies going forward wednesday, with temperatures in the 60's. thursday, an increase in clouds ahead of the next system, which would bring our only chance of breeze out of the northwest which dies out later tonight. patchy frost for some. there is a warming trend, but this will all come with lighter winds tomorrow, wednesday, and thursday. the risk of a shower in the northern half of the state thursday. by friday, we start cooling off again into the 50's. thank you to the fifth-graders in medford who i visited on write a.

you, the basics including -- been doing a weather unit. we talked about tornadoes, flooding. everyone wanted to know about hurricane matthew and where we come up with the names. a big thank you to them and all the fourth-graders. bedford doing there whether units now. -- doing their weather units now. erin: and matthew? kevin: i have a feeling that name will be retired. erin: fight back against bed bugs. the county has adopted a two and a half-year-old rescue dog named chester. chester has been trained to sniff out bed bugs. his job has become increasingly necessary. the green bay area has seen a nearly 300% increase in people and businesses requesting bed bug treatments in the last two years. quite a problem there. it is now six: 53. still ahead, a final check on your top stories including a , fatal crash in henniker.

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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. the thought of donald trump with nuclear weapons scares me to death. it should scare everyone.

erin: it is now 6:55. -- now 6:55. a fatal crash in henniker is under investigation. here's ray brewer. ray: the crash shut down route 200 24 about eight hours. one person was killed. two taken to the hospital. two treated at the scene.

the crash so violent that some of the vehicles lost their wheels. erin: the second presidential debate was a heated one in saint louis last night. the candidates went head to head on issues like isis and taxes. as well as controversies surrounding each of their campaigns. big changes are coming this week to the sarah long bridge in portsmouth. crews are planning to remove the lift span on friday as part of the bridge replacement project. and police are working to identify many of the people involved in a massive crowd in residents reported about 300 college students in their yard without permission yesterday. four people have already been charged. kevin: some clouds in the north country. otherwise, we have sunshine. in the foreground, the water moving. a northwest wind blowing at times over 25 mph. the sun not necessarily going to feel as warm.

have not quite had that this season. erin: a lot of sunshine today. we will take it. coming up next on "good morning america," an in-depth look at last night's second presidential debate. also how voters think the , candidates did. and what is next as we head toward election day? we'll see you back here in about 25 minutes.

when i was one year old, i was diagnosed with a rare form of cancer on my spinal chord. but i spent my whole life fighting back. so you can imagine what i thought when i saw donald trump say... "i don't know what i said, ah, i don't remember!" i don't want a president who makes fun of me. i want a president who inspires me, and that's not donald trump.

good morning, america. a blistering showdown. donald trump, hillary clinton, head to head in the nasty second debate. >> we have a divided nation because people like her, and believe me, she has tremendous hate in her heart. >> it's just awfully good that someone with the temperament of donald trump is not in charge of the law in the leaked tape about trump making lewd rarkts about women. >> this was locker room talk. certainly, i'm not proud of it. but this is locker room talk. >> i think it's clear to anyone who heard it that it represents exactly who he is. trump counterattackings, bringing bill clinton's accusers into the debate hall. >> bill clinton was abusive to women. hillary clinton attacked those