investigating another crash on highway. overdose arrest, a rochester man is accused of providing the drugs that killed another man. why police say these charges are unusual. kevin: a very cold start, hard freeze for some, patchy frost everyone today and a warming trend, details ahead. >> make me wear this uniform one more day. sean: the end of an era, david ortiz has played his final game after the red sox got swept out of the playoffs. >> no one covers new hampshire like we do. now, wmur news 9 daybreak.

probably running this morning. it is chilly out there and we've already seen it layout north a couple times and good morning, new hampshire. kevin: the warmest temperature we see here is heavy nine in limit. 10 degrees warmer than yesterday. with much more on the forecast coming up. let's take a look at your morning ride. deb: if your community starting on interstate 93, everything is looking good. it also looks pretty decent on interstate 293 from the upper

everything is up to speed on the seacoast. in massachusetts, no problems heading into boston, burlington, or lowell. as brought to you by minuteman health and i am dead davidson. sean: the holiday weekend is over, but it was a very deadly one on new hampshire roads. at least half a dozen people died in crashes since friday, the most recent was last night on interstate 93 in manchester. state police barracks in bedford this morning with the new details we learned overnight. ray: good morning. state police say the crash on the southbound side of interstate 93 involved a total of five vehicles and claimed the life of a woman from derry. with the end of the holiday weekend there was a lot of extra traffic on the highways last night. police say a pickup truck driven by a man from hudson didn't slow

6:30 last night and hit several vehicles. investigators say the impact was strong enough that one of the vehicles rolled several times and ended up off the highway. the driver of that car, 62-year-old cynthia perkins of derry died at the scene. no one else was seriously hurt in the crash, which does remain under investigation. so far, no charges have been filed. this marks at least five deadly crashes in new hampshire since their lives. reporting live in bedford, ray brewer wmur news 9. sean: thanks. the man charged in connection with the death of his 19-month-old step child is due in court today. 30-year-old leo witham was arrested on friday, two days after the child died at an apartment on ashworth avenue in hampton. witham faces several charges, including endangering the welfare of a child for purposely violating a duty to care and

investigators have not released any details about the child's death. a rochester man accused of supplying the drugs that killed a man over the summer is due in court this afternoon. 27-year-old ryan kirk was arrested on sunday after a three month investigation. a 24-year-old man was found dead in an apartment back in june, and police believe he came to new hampshire specifically to buy the fentanyl that ultimately killed him. investigators say it is often hard to bring charges in cases like this. >> they are difficult cases because you have to have a witness to the actual act of ingesting the drug. unfortunately, a lot of witnesses are tied up in the world of addiction and they don't necessarily want to be cooperative with the police. sean: the number of overdoses is on pace to hit a record high

robbing the td bank on south main street in the queen city. police say 35-year-old brian chistoffels handed a note to a teller yesterday afternoon and then took off. officers learned that he might be getting off interstate 93 in londonderry, so they stopped traffic and say christophels gave up when they approached his car. a new national wall street journal-nbc news poll this morning shows hillary clinton opening up a double digit lead over donald trump in the race for the white house. paul ryan announcing he will no longer defent the gop nominee. and clinton drew a record crowd at a rally last night in ohio. abc's angelica spanos is following the campaigns. >> donald trump on the campaign trail, warning that more attacks will come if more tapes emerge. >> if they want to release more tapes saying inappropriate

>> is trying to tie hillary clinton to the clinton's indiscretions. >> bill clinton sexually assaulted innocent women and hillary clinton attacked those women viciously. >> clinton slammed trump for his crude comments. >> he just doubled down on his excuse that it's just locker room banter. that is behaving badly. >> among a record crowd at ohio state university, she told voters they deserved better. >> your generation are the most tolerant, open, and generous generation in american history. you know what's at stake, but you know what you believe.

defend trump. he will defend the majority in congress. trump reacted in a tweet. he said paul ryan should talents the budget. in a new poll from the wall street journal shows clinton now has a double-digit 11 point lead over trump. sean: senator kelly ayotte has pulled her support from donald trump. hampshire to do so, despite growing pressure from democrats. congressman frank guinta, congressional hopeful jim lawrence, and candidate for governor chris sununu all say they are disgusted by the video of trump's comments about women, but say they can't support hillary clinton either. many republicans, including senator ayotte, have said they plan to write in mike pence for president. there are two levels of dissappointment for red sox fans this morning. not only did boston lose last

that also means that the career of david ortiz is over. the sox fell behind in the fourth and could never climb all the way back in. they put the winning run on base in the bottom of the ninth, but travis shaw hit a fly ball to right to end the season. big papi returned to the field after the game to say goodbye to the fans. >> i realize it was going to be over. a crowd. the emotion came out again. like i say, i am happy. sean: is number 34 will be retired i the red sox next season. cleveland will take on toronto in the american league championship series.

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posted. this is hampton beach early this morning. the temperature is as warm as it is anywhere across the state. it is 37. kevin: you're going to need to one of the car early this morning. we'll have details on warming trend coming up. sean: president obama has now signed a disaster declaration for north carlina in the wake of hurricane matthew. as the death toll from the storm in the u.s. reaches 21 with 11 of those in north carolina.

foot of rain and new evacuations were ordered yesterday. rescue crews saved hundreds of people, pulling many of them from roof tops. and thousands of people across the southeast are staying in shelters. in haiti, the new threat is from disease, especially cholera. as hundreds of thousands of people wait for aid to arrive especially in remote areas of the penninsula. million people in haiti need assistance and the humanitarian agency has made an emergency appeal for $120 million. cholera has already killed an estimated 10,000 people, since the earthquake in 2010. in brazil, doctors say many of the children born with small heads to mothers infected with zika are developing other serious health problems as well. researchers are now calling it "congenital zika syndrome," with

problems, epileptic seizures, and vision and hearing trouble. the spike in newborns with the small head defect started about a year ago, and officials say they are also seeing many babies whose heads are normal at birth, but stop growing months later. right now, is about a quarter past five and a new warning regarding the galaxy 7

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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, because whether i'm working with republicans, democrats, or independents, to get kids outside to play is using mud as the main attraction. organizers hosted a mud-fest yesterday, offering a wide range of games all played in the mud, even parents got in on the dirty fun. less than 8% of children in australia play outside every

the highest appeals court in italy says that stealing small amounts of food in order to keep from going hungry is not a crime. judges overturned the theft conviction of a man who stole about $5 worth of cheese and sausages from a supermarket. in the ruling, the justices say the essential need for nourishment is paramount and therefore not a crime. if you own a galaxy note 7 smartphone, turn it off right now. that is the warning now from samsung after contnued reports of the phones catching fire, even the replacement ones. and samsung is stopping sales of the note 7 while it tries to figure out why the phones keep having problems. officials think there may be a defect that is not related to the batteries which were blamed for the initial problems. nestle is recalling some of its popular drumstick ice cream cones due to concerns over listeria.

the illness. the recall includes the 16 count variety pack and the 24 count vanilla pack of drumsticks. so far, no one has reported actually getting sick. nearly a thousand pounds of lunchables are also being recalled because of a labeling error. the ham and american cheese combinations contain wheat and soy, which are not listed on the package. no one has gotten sick, but some customers have complained. rr auction is once again selling week's auction is a one page letter that albert einstein wrote to his son somewhere around 1929. in the letter, which is written in german einstein says he longs to see his son and invites him to visit for easter. he also added that he had solved what became known as the "unified field theory." though he never fully mastered the problem. the letter could fetch more than $100,000.

completely figured out that problem. i relate with his hair. sean: this is true. kevin: with hair. pretty smart guy. we have some google video. this was yesterday morning. temperatures were down near 20 degrees yesterday morning. away. the temperatures are warm. they usually are the forecast for what, later today. with the milder temperatures, we will start to get in on some warmer temperatures. we have a very cold start to the day. there are no advisories hosted.

warning for 8:00 area the some places come with heaven even have the frost yet are in that believe the possibility scattered around the shore. it is clear skies and light wind. there's not as much fog out there. the system back to the west will mean if you hike routes tomorrow and a chance at passing showers or two on thursday. this is a look at the readings. at anywhere across the state and -- state. we are running a solid 15 degrees colder than we were yesterday at this time. this is the coldest of the air rotating through. we modify back into the 60's is afternoon and we will be in the 60's tomorrow.

warmer overnight at it will still be in the 30's. a few high clouds will start drifting in tomorrow. temperatures will be in the 60's. our best rain chance will be later thursday afternoon. there will be more of an onshore wind. there could be patchy drizzle around in some spots. temperatures are likely when that is around. there are no issues as far as anything reasoning and there is through. temperatures will be up in the 60's of the neck few days. we will drop back into the 50's later in the week. 20's and 30's to start, most everyone is up in the 60's this afternoon. it's a fact that we are going to have a much lighter wind out there. it's going to make it feel much warmer today at or the next couple of days. we will have that chance of a

all the way through the weekend. temperatures climb back into the 60's today and we will be that way through thursday ahead of the front. another run at a hard freeze by saturday morning. sean: it's getting to be that time of the year. let's check out our top stories. ray: state police of release more information about a fatal crash on 93 south near the 293 split. a for the slow traffic split and hit several vehicles. the impact was strong enough that one of the vehicles rolled over several times. the driver of that car died at the scene. sean: a man is due in court today. he was arrested friday, two days

a rochester man accused of supply the drugs that killed the man of the summer is due in court this afternoon. he provide fentanyl to a man from maine back in june. coming up, free tattoos, but there is a unique condition.

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like we do. sean: it's tuesday, hobart 11th. a lot of people are going back to work or school after the long holiday weekend. they are working up to some cold temperatures. let's get to our top stories. a crash along i-93 last night. state police believe the driver in the pickup truck didn't realize traffic and slow down in front of him. five vehicles were involved. there was a memorial for five high school students killed in a crash in vermont over the weekend. the driver will faced five counts of murder once he is released from the hospital. we are four weeks away from election day.

president obama it's the trail for hillary clinton. it's very cold out there. the furnaces running. kevin: this is as colds we've been this season. we have light wind out there this morning. temperatures are auditing out in the 20's and 30's. this warm spot is mount washington. temperatures making their way in area the highs today will be in the 60's. sean: let's check out the roads this morning. this is a live look at i-93 from our camera in windham. heat rises. kevin: we are joined by deb

picking up. no major problems right now on 93 as you make your way from north down to the state line in salem. 101 is moving well from bedford out to hampton. the turnpike, you are making your way down into natural. this traffic up date is brought to you by man crash on i-93 in manchester. parts of the interstate were closed for several eilers. ray brewer joins us live with what we have learned overnight.

appears a ford was heading south on the highway when it came upon some slow-moving holiday traffic. the driver hit several other vehicles. one of those vehicles rolled over and killed a 62-year-old. no one else was seriously injured. the crash this marks five deadly crashes in new hampshire the killed six people since friday. sean: we know the name of a teenager who was killed in a crash over the weekend. police say she died when she went off the road well rounded a curve on route 16 saturday morning. investigators are still looking

lost control. we know the man who was killed while speeding away from police. an officer tried to pull over him sunday night. if sped off on route nine, racing through hillsborough before losing control on it 202, hitting three other vehicles. he died at the scene. five high school students who lost their lives and they were night. hundreds gathered to remember the lives cut short. one of the victims was a sophomore at kimball union academy. >> on sunday afternoon, my daughter turned to my wife and said what can we do? sean: the driver of the truck to

critical condition. an arrest warrant has been issued for him. he could face five ounce of murder. he stole he police cruiser and caused another series of collisions, leaving other people injured. his bail has been set at $1 million or in -- million. the state medical examiner says fentanyl is blamed for 120 deaths. only five dress have involved heroine and 11 are from a mix of heroin and antonello are in a 41 people have died from non-opioid drugs. there are 89 cases still pending results. state lease have a director this morning. christopher wagner was sworn in by the met -- governor

1995 and most recently he was commander of the support services euro. >> they do tremendous work every day. they are the silent heroes. they go about their work. it is -- this is tremendous for me. sean: he graduated wedding day. losing the mother of the groom is not one of them. she wandered off the property near route 302 and got lost sunday. after an hour and a half of searching, she was found. the wedding was able to go on as planned. for many people, it's back to

600,000 visitors were expected in new hampshire. many were people who headed up north to take in all of the fall colors. columbus day is the third busiest travel weekend in the state. it will bring in $98 million to the economy. an owl is recovering after a passerby found it standing on the side of the road. the driver was able to move it off the road and call police. police say thereay brought it to a rehab center. coming up, the presidential candidates are on the road again. where clinton and trump are today and the latest on fallout room sunday's debate. a baseball legend says goodbye. we take a look it big papi's last game. kevin: a front is approaching from the west and that will produce changes for next weekend.

ory. 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 our businesses grow, too. this is just the beginning. temperatures in the mid to upper 20's. we have 30's elsewhere earlier this morning.

afternoon. the warming trend continues. you have the details in your forecast. sean: it is 5:43 a.m. four weeks out from the election and the candidate looking to capitalize on their debate performances in st. louis. hillary clinton is talking taxes while trump squaring off against another top republican. washington newsroom. jennifer: there are just 28 days to go until americans had to the polls. both presidential candidates will visit the all-important swing state of florida. >> did interview see that debate last night but mark jennifer: they both celebrated their debate performances. clinton is leading trump by double digits.

>> i will not raise taxes on the middle class. no one who is working to get had to be asked to pay more. >> donald trump criticizes opponent and warned supporters to keep an eye on the polls. >> we have to make sure this election is not stolen from us and is not taken away from us. >> the time has come for both candidates to really focus on voter turnout. >> voters. i think both of them just need to get their bases out to the polls. the trouble for donald trump is his spaces smaller than her base. he's got to find a way to get some swing voters to come home to the republican party. >> house speaker paul ryan said in a you will no longer am paying for or defend donald trump. trump tweeted a response that

extra day to register to vote. a federal judge has extended the voter registration deadline until 5:00 tomorrow. the judge's order comes after the democratic already suited gov. rick scott for not extended the deadline to two hurricane matthew evacuations. that could have prevented registers from registering. he posed he said people had enough time. ruth bader ginsburg didn't mince words when talking with katie couric about colin kaepernick in the election. she said not standing during the national anthem is dominant disrespectful. he started the protest in august. he said he would not show pride in the flag or country that oppresses black people and people of color.

from trump when he said if she should resign because her mind shot. a hollywood celebrity was arrested monday during a protest of the dakota access pipeline. schilling woodley and 26 others were charged with criminal trespassing. the pipeline would carry crude oil from north dakota through south dakota before reaching illinois. the cour for an injunction to stop pipeline construction. a kansas sheriff said an off-duty deputy was kidnapped and sexually assaulted as she headed to work friday. two men in a blue car followed the victim before kidnapping and attacking her. this was a planned attack on a random victim. there was nothing the 20-year-old could have done to

have these two to justice. this is probably not the first time. it's probably not the last time and that's why we need your help. sean: surveillance can't make out the plates of the car, police are confident they can track them down. now to game three of the al ds. it's game over for the red sox. they lost to the indians last night. sports fans will never forget. david ortiz saying goodbye to the fans one last time. this was a stunner of a divisional series. the indians sweep the red sox right out of the playoffs. that is it.

bit. like i say, i try to hold my emotions. that last second, i can hold it no more. that's how we feel about what we do. we love what we do. >> anytime you lose a series of is appointing. all of a sudden, the last out of your hoarded. it stops abruptly. that's how we feel right now. to his cleveland indians team. it is not easy to finish off a series it fenway park. they move on to the american league championship series. they will host the blue jays friday night. sean: we are on to cincinnati. the patriots will host the angles sunday. it will be tom brady's home

etter sunday in cleveland. he passed for more than 400 yards in a 33-13 smack down of the browns. that was no shock to his teammates. >> he is a veteran player who has had a tremendous amount of success. he is proven himself time and time again. that gives you a lot of confidence as his teammate and we knew he'd be ready to go. we had to make sure we were ready to go as well. sean: the game starts at 1:00 the sunday afternoon. back here for varsity soccer. exeter on the offense did blake stockwell ends that threat. there are some nifty moves. that finds the back of the net.

the state's largest ski areas to making snow early monday morning to prepare for the world cup in late november. killington will be the first man in the eastern u.s. to host an alpine world cup event in 25 years. tickets and passes go on sale later this week. >> now, your forecast. kevin: out there to make snow. it's the coldest start to the season so far. all in all, you're looking at things with the big picture. autumn came along easy despite the colder start. we are in the 60's today.

it will be chilly again tonight with areas back in the 30's. freeze warnings posted in areas that haven't seen them. some spots haven't had the frost yet. frost advisory through 8:00 this morning. near or below freezing in western and central areas of the state. you will notice there is nothing but sunshine once the sun comes up this morning. that will help us warm up into the 60's. notice a system. this means high clouds around tomorrow or in a this is always the great map to look at.

all in all, generally in the 30's with 20's farther north. they are part of the freeze warning. they haven't quite gotten there yet. temperatures will be up in the 60's. it's a knife -- nice morning out there. to the low range of the 40's. it will be another chilly night out there. we have a few high clouds around tomorrow, temperatures again will be up in the 60's. that's where we'll be on thursday. there will be more of an onshore flow thursday night in that it mean patchy drizzle. it does stand to reason we will likely be above freezing. we are getting to that time of

that last or thursday evening. cooler air drives in beyond that. back into the 60's today, it's going to feel a lot better. we have a much wider went to go with it. he didn't have the hard freeze or the patchy frost in your area, chances are you won't arian's it tonight. you will notice in the extended forecast, temperatures are in the 60's. cooler air starts to filter in friday for the weekend. sean: it is beautiful out there. if you are angry or upset, you might want to simmer down before heading for a run or gym workout. a new study of more than 12,000

having a heart attack within an hour. the risk is greatest between 6:00 p.m. and midnight. that's not a problem for us. it did not include other factors. interesting. clear the mind before you go for workout area still to come, internet stardom for a man in a red sweater. what can bone thinks about his new found this is can in man. you can submit your pictures.

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he went viral. he planned to wear in all of color suit for the debate, split his pants when he got into the car and had to change into the sweater. he is amused by all of the attention. he is appeared on several shows. sean: i have created fan accounts. accounts. he is a sensation. the plants spit. i wear a different output. that's where the sweater vest came. coming up in the next hour, the man charged in connection with the death of a 19-month-old will. in court today. his relation to the child of the charges he is facing. ray: it was a deadly weekend on the road. state lease are releasing more

dairy. kevin: those in the storm's path are still feeling its effects. the new evacuation orders in place right now. sean: one artist is offering tattoos up for free. he will tell you what the catch

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he certainly investigating another they'll crash. overdose arrest, a rochester man is accused of providing the drugs that killed another man. why police say these charges are unusual. kevin: a very cold start, hard freeze for some, patchy frost foor others, but sunshine for everyone today and a warming trend, details ahead.>> sean: the end of an era, david ortiz has played his final game after the red sox got swept out of the playoffs. >> no one comes new hampshire like we do. now, news 9 daybreak. sean: we will have more from the game and big copies final game