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

it is very cold out there. kevin: temperatures are down your the freezing mark in several areas. we have frosted risers for certain parts of the state in a freeze warning in place for others. we start off with temperatures in the 20's and 30's. we will enjoy the clearer skies and lighter wind the afternoon. temperatures will start up in the mid-20's to upper 30's. better to the afternoon. let's take a look at your tuesday morning ride. we're joined i doubt davidson. deb: everything is looking great throughout the granite state. 93 south, we see building volume. as you make your way through windham and down to salem, all the other highways in new hampshire are up to speed. if you are heading into

frontage road. you are bunched up again at that 95 connector. this report is brought to you by minuteman health. i am deb 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. wmur's ray brewer is live at the state police barracks in bedford this morning with the new 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 down in time for slow traffic near the split with 293 around 6:30 last night and hit several vehicles.

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 friday, with six people losing 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 possession of a controlled drug. investigators have not released any details about the child's death.

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 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 deadly drug overdoses is on pace to reach a record high this year. sean: a manchester man is accused of robbing the td bank on south main street in the queen city. police say 35-year-old brian chistoffels handed a note to a

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. trump is losing support within his own party with house speaker paul ryan announcing he will no longer defent the gop nominee. and clinton drew a record crowd at a rally last night in ohi abc's angelica spanos is following the campaigns. >> donald trump on the campaign trail, warning that more attacks will, if more tapes emerge. >> if they want to release more tapes saying inappropriate things, we will talk about biller and hillary clinton. >> he is trying to tie her to

innocent women and hillary clinton attacked those women viciously. >> clinton slammed trump. >> he just double down on his excuse that it's just locker room banter. that is a really weak excuse for behaving badly. and mistreating people. >> among a recordwd better. >> your generation are the most tolerant, open, and generous generation in american history. you know what's at stake, but you also know what you believe. >> the tape further divided republicans. paul ryan will no longer defend trump. it he will defend the majority in congress. trump reacted in a tweet, saying

since the tape revelation, a new poll shows clinton has a double digit 11 point lead. >> senator kelly ayotte has pulled her support from donald trump. but she is the only republican running for major office in new 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 abo w 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 night, ending their playoff run, 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.

right to end the season. big papi returned to the field after the game to say goodbye to the fans. >> realize is going to be over. it was probably the last time in front of a crowd. like i say, i am happy. sean: his number 34 will be retired i the red sox next season cleveland will now take on toronto. still to,, storm recovery. deadly problems persist in the u.s. in haiti. it appears zika is causing new problems, the health issues that

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start out there. that 27 you are seeing is about as cold as we've seen. while we have dropped back into the 30's across the state, we look at this warmer times each afternoon next you with sunshine.

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. possible record flooding is expected to persist through friday after matthew dropped a 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 h people wait for aid to arrive especially in remote areas of the penninsula. the un estimates that nearly 1.5 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

symptoms including swallowing 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. a new effort in australia to get -- a new warning fr s another problem. it turns out stealing isn't always wrong. a judge in italy says it's ok to

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they have not said but the new problem really is. nestle is recalling some of its popular drumstick ice cream cones due to concerns over listeria. a factory in california that makes the treats showed signs of 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. 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 history. one of the highlights of this 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

though he never fully mastered the problem. the letter could fetch more than $100,000. in the last hour, i actually solve the unified field erie. kevin: that's one or you just put your nose to the grindstone and see what you come up with. this is a beautiful shot from yesterday. check out this video from yesterday morning. the under cast spilled story. they were the coldest part of the state. usually, they are a preview. yesterday, it was the wind with the cooler temperatures. today, temperatures are as warm

today after a chilly start. we will be looking at temperatures getting back into the 60's the sunshine. freeze warning posted for the mount washington valley. temperatures will be at or below freezing for several hours this morning. frost advisory in areas that have not seen one yet, that is away fro that will likely occur this week or in the future. we have clear skies out there. there is not as much fog out there. we have no such issue early this morning. we have a chance of showers moving through on thursday. temperatures right now, you will notice a lot of 20's up north. we will likely be chilly again tonight just two or three

they usually get the milder air aloft. it is a solid 20 degrees above where they were yesterday. the rest of us are cooler this morning. the coolest of the air is rotating. today, it is with full wind. thursday will be with quite a few clouds around. we have a few drifted in. we have a front approaching thursday. late wednesday night, we have more of an onshore wind. from there, we will see a chance of a couple of passing showers either early in the day or late in the afternoon or even in on thursday with the next system coming through. we are going to run this through today with temperatures in the

all over again. we have another front coming through thursday. friday, we will have the breeze with temperatures in the 50's. it will be friday night with temperatures in the 20's and 30's. we have a really nice autumn weekend at shaping up. sean: let's check out our top stories. ray: state police are releasing more information about a crash on 93 south that claimed the more information about a crash on 93 south that claimed the it happened last night. a pickup truck did not slow down in time for slow traffic near the split with 293 around 6:30 p.m. and hit several vehicles. the impact was strong enough that one of the vehicles rolled over several times as a driver of that car died at the scene. sean: the man charged in connection with the death of his step child is due in court

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>> no one covers new hampshire like we do. now wmur news 9 "daybreak." temperatures in the 30's. some parts of north, it is a below freezing. first, our top stories. a 62-year-old woman from derry was killed in a crash along i-93 in manchester last night near the 293 split. state police believe the driver of a pick up truck didn't realize traffic had slowed down in front of him. a total of five vehicles were involved. family and friends held a

students killed in a crash in vermont over the weekend. the driver accused of causing the crash could face 5 counts of murder once he is released from the hospital. we're just 4-weeks away from election day. today, both presidential candidates will stump in the battleground state of florida as president obama hits the trail for hillary clinton in north carolina. starting to feel like real, bona fide, chile -- chilly kevin: heat rises, of course, so temperatures early this morning in the lower 40's. they are as warm as anywhere across the state as the warmer air moves in in the mid-levels. sean: everything is inverted. it is getting weird. kevin: temperatures in the 60's this morning. sunshine with a light breeze

this is i-93 from our common man camera. kevin: looking at the morning drive, we are joined by deb davidson. deb: 93 is looking good as we make our way through the state. no delays from north of the notches, plymouth, concord, salem. good on 89 from concord to the upr as is interstate 95. this report is brought to you by minuteman health. romney -- from the wzid traffic network i'm deb davidson for , 95.7 wzid. sean: one woman is dead after a crash on i-93 in manchester. parts of the interstate were closed for several hours while investigators were on scene. wmur's ray brewer joins us with what we've learned overnight.

state police say one woman was killed in the crash on 93 south, just before the 293 split monday evening. investigators say it appears a ford f-350 was driving south when it came upon slow moving holiday traffic. the 50-year-old driver was unable to stop in time, hitting several other vehicles. one of those vehicles rolled over, killing 62-year-old cynthia perkins of derry. no one else was seriously injured. been filed, but the crash remains under investigation. this makes at least five deadly crashes in new hampshire that claimed six lives since reporting in bedford, ray friday. brewer, wmur news 9. sean: we now know the name of a teen who was killed in a crash in tamworth over the weekend. state police say 17-year-old juliette bertrand-huntley of madison died when she went off the road while rounding a curve

investigators are still looking for any information that could help them figure out why she lost control. we now know the man who was killed while allegedly speeding away from police. state police say an officer tried to pull over 59-year-old kevin morong in stoddard sunday night. police say morong sped off on route 9, racing through hillsborough and into henniker, before losing control on route 202, hitting three other vehicles. morong was ejected and died at the scene. five high school students who lost their lives when they were hit by a wrong-way driver in vermont were remembered last night. ? sean: hundreds gathered to remember the lives cut too short. one of the victims was 15-year-old janie cozzi, a sophomore at kimball union academy in meriden. now the community is rallying behind the families. >> on sunday afternoon, my daughter bailey turned to my

sean: the driver of the truck that hit the teens remains in critical condition. authorities have issued an arrest warrant for him. he could face 5 counts of murder. prosecutors say after the crash, he stole a police cruiser and caused another series of collisions leaving several other people injured. his bail has been set at $1 million. turning now to the new hampshire drug crisis, more than 280 people have died from drug er the state medical examiner says fentanyl is blamed for 120 deaths. 71 are from fentanyl mixed with other drugs, only 5 deaths have involved heroin, and 11 are from a mix of heroin and fentanyl. 41 people have died from non-opiate or opioid drugs. right now there are 89 cases still pending toxicology results. new hampshire state police has a new director this morning. captain christopher wagner was

wagner has worked for state police for over 20 years, starting as a trooper in 1995. most recently he served at the commander of the support services bureau. wagner says he's honored to be named the new director >> they do tremendous work every day. a lot of the times they are heroes. they go about their work without fanfare. sean: wagner is from litchfield and graduated from u-mass lowell with a degree in criminal justice. there's a lot of things that can go wrong on your wedding day, but losing the mother of the groom in the woods isn't usually one of them. state police say the mother wandered off the property they were staying at near route 302 in landaff and got lost sunday. thankfully, after an hour and a half of searching, she was found safe and reunited with her family. the wedding was able to go on as

state police are included in some of the photos. for many people, it's back to work today after the columbus day holiday weekend. tourism officials say as many as 600,000 visitors were expected in new hampshire. many of those were leaf peepers who headed up north to take in the fall colors. columbus day is the third busiest travel weekend in the state. the fall season is expected to bring in about $98 million to the state's economy. an owl is recovering this morning after a passerby found it standing on the side of the road in western massachusetts. the driver was able to move it off the road and called police who came to pick it up. police say there may have been a problem with the owl's legs so they brought it to an area rehab center for treatment. coming up on daybreak, the presidential candidates are on the road again. where clinton and trump are today and the latest on fallout from sunday's debate. and a baseball legend says goodbye. we take a look at big papi's last game.

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october 11. for many of you it is the first hard freeze or frost. warmer temperatures this afternoon in the 60's. a much lighter wind to go along with it. coming up. sean: "commitment 2016" coverage now. four-weeks out from the election and the candidates are looking to capitalize on their respective debate performances in st. louis and campaign to get out the vote. while trump is squaring off against another top republican. wmur's jennifer davis is in our washington newsroom with the latest. jennifer: just 28 days to go before americans go to the polls, and today both candidates head to the important swing state of florida. hillary clinton: any of your see that debate? donald trump: we won every poll. jennifer: hillary clinton and donald trump both celebrating their debate performances

digits. she was also talking taxes, promising more tax relief for families with young kids. hillary clinton: i will not raise taxes on the middle class. no one who is working hard to get ahead should be asked to pay more. jennifer: in pennsylvania, trump continued to criticize his opponent and warn supporters to keep a close eye on the polls. donald trump: we have to make sure that stolen from us and taken away from us.

ryan said he will not defend or campaign for donald trump. donald trump said that paul ryan should focus on governing rather than criticizing his party's nominee. sean: florida residents will have an extra day to register to vote. a judge extended the deadline until 5:00 p.m. tomorrow after the florida democratic parties suit gov. rick scott for not the deadline due to hurricane matthew evacuations. governor scott said people had enough time. ruth bader ginsburg did not mince words about colin kaepernick and the election. she said not standing during the national anthem is "tom and disrespectful."

not show right for a country that oppresses people of color. she praised hillary clinton on her poise and laughed off a tweet from donald trump when he said that she should resign because "her mind is shot." a hollywood celebrity was arrested during a protest at the pipeline. shailene woodley with stars with trespassing. north dakota, south dakota, and i will before reaching illinois. they have rejected the standing rock sioux tribe for a injunction to stop construction. an off-duty female deputy was kidnapped and sexually assaulted and she went to work on friday. they believe 2 men in a blue car

attack on a random victim and there is nothing the 20-year-old could have done to stop it. >> we will not rest until we brought these 2 to justice. i think this is probably not the first time. it's probably not the last time and that's why we need your , help. sean: although surveillance can't make out the plates on the criminals' car, police are confident they'll be able to track them down. >> game three of the game over for the boston red sox. they lost to the cleveland indians at fenway park. it was big papi's last game. >> a moment that boston fans will not forget. david ortiz after an amazing hall of fame career, saying good by one last time. it was a stunner of a divisional series.

that is it for the 2016 baseball season. >> it hit me a little bit, i am not going to lie to you. i was trying to hold my emotions, the most i can, but that last second, i could not hold it no more. that is how we feel about what we do. we love what we do. >> anytime you lose a series it is disappointing.yo the last out is recorded, you hit a wall and it stops >> abruptly. that is how we feel. you have to give credit to the cleveland indians team. it is not easy to finish a series at fenway park. they move along to the championship series hosting the toronto blue jays on friday night. i fenway park, news 9 sports.

the patriots will host the 2 and 3 bengals in foxboro sunday in tom brady's home debut. the return of number 12 from his suspension couldn't have gone much better sunday in cleveland. he passed for more than 400 yards, 3 td's, in a 33-13 smack down of the browns. brady didn't show any signs of rust, and that was no shock to his teammates. >> he had a veteran player that has had a tremendous amount of success that gives you a lot of confidence as his teammate. we knew he would be ready to go to we had to make sure that we were ready to go as well. sean: i guess everyone was ready to go. the game starts a 1:00 this sunday afternoon. snow making has started at killington and vermont to prepare for the women's audi world cup in november. killington will be the first mountain in the eastern u.s. to

25-years. passes go on sale later this week. usually in late november we see the ski areas try to open early. kevin: killington tries to sometime in halloween. given the weather. mount washington and, a little bit of ice and snow this morning. a beautiful sunrise early this morning with temperatures in the 60's. w morning, the kids will need the jacket early. 29 in pittsburgh, the coolest is 26 around the berlin area. a little warmer along the lakes, still fairly warm comparatively speaking to the air. a couple of miles away, back into the upper 20's and lower 30's. freeze warnings for areas that

through the mount washington valley. south and east, temperatures inching into the middle 30's overnight. frost away from the shoreline in central and southern new hampshire. we have had a lot of mornings with fog developing overnight. no issues this morning heading out. a cooler start and warming up the car. a light wind going into the 60's. we start new the freezing mark, inland from the coast line going into the region where a few spots have been below freezing. a hard freezes like you and this morning. growing season is over, but in mount washington valley you are getting a hard freeze. we will look at sunshine. with a light wind, it will feel 10 degrees warmer. we are talking lower to middle 60's in the afternoon.

the upper 30's and lower 40's. that the monitor itself will be three to four degrees warmer tomorrow. temperatures in the 60's for another afternoon. tomorrow, that will be with sunshine with an onshore wind as the high moves offshore wednesday night. thursday could start with patchy drizzle. in the afternoon, a quick passing shower making its way passing shower making its way across the are cooler air trading in by friday. that will be the air mass for the weekend. temperatures warming quickly this morning, into the 60's with a beautiful afternoon with a light breeze with a good deal of sunshine after the cold start. falling into the 30's and lower 40's tonight with a light wind. tomorrow, we will enjoy a good deal of sunshine with fairweather clouds.

clouds with a little drizzle ear ly with a passing shower late in the day with the leading edge of cool air. 50's for friday and saturday. this morning, it could be similar to friday night and early saturday, before a warming trend over the weekend. sean: chilly temps will linger. if you are angry or upset, he may want to simmer down bere workout. a new study of more than 12,000 people ties heavy exertion while stressed or mad to a tripled risk of having a heart attack within an hour. the risk appears to be greatest between 6:00 p.m. and midnight . is that when you are most stressed-out? it did not include other factors such as smoking, high blood pressure, or obesity. there you go. if you're going to work out,

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and fight for us... to end the opiate epidemic. sean: 6:55. updating our top stories. one woman is dead after a crash on i-93 in manchester last night. here's ray brewer. ray: it happened on 93 southbound near the 293 split at 6:30. a50-year-old driver driving a

holiday traffic and wen -- and was unable to stop, hitting several vehicles. one vehicle rolled over killing 62-year-old 10 via perkins. it remains under investigation. sean: 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. the community gathered to remember five vermont teens killed in a crash over the weekend. condition, and could face 5 counts of murder once he is released. big papi is officially finished playing for the boston red sox. boston lost to the indians last night, ending their playoff run. ortiz's number 34 will be retired by the red sox next season. kevin: a very cold start with patchy frost. a hard freeze out west.

translating to 60's this afternoon. tomorrow, sunshine. sean: coming up next, the aftermath of hurricane after you. leading up -- hurricane matthew. cleaning up after the storm and he was seeing dangerous flooding . we are back in 25-minutes.

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good morning, america. speaker paul ryan vows he'll no longer defend donald trump in the wake of that leaked tape. the new polls also spelling trouble for the nominee as he warns the campaign could get even uglier. >> if they want to release more tapes saying inappropriate things, we'll continue to doing inappropriate things. >> and overnight, hillary clinton holding her biggest rally yet as wikileaks dumps what they claim are 2,000 more private e-mails from the clinton campaign. what they say about chelsea clinton. water rising in north carolina after hurricane matthew. dams breaking. swallowing towns. thousands of people rescued. thousands more still stranded. roads completely underwater. >> we have not hit the most serious point of this flood in