what police say they found in a hotel room after a 19-month-old toy died in hampton. -- boy died in hampton. >> no one covers new hampshire like we do. now wmur news 9 daybreak. sean: good morning. thanks for waking up with us. i'm sean mcdonald. turns out we are going to have a pretty nice day. ke degrees of where we were yesterday afternoon for this afternoon but we're starting off a touch warmer this morning. you'll walk out and say, it is still chilly. it is not quite as cold by several degrees thanks to high clouds drifting through. those will thin out, eventually getting back to the 60's. a front tomorrow will bring rain chances and a big change for the end of the week in the weekend. details on that with your

we're joined live by 95.7 wzid's deb davidson. good morning, deb. deb: we are starting to see traffic at a little busy i-93 southbound through windham at exit 3. give yourself a few extra minutes. increasing volume at exit six. 89 is looking good from concord to lebanon. in massachusetts, 93 southbound at exit lane block. traffic is backing up into new hampshire. from the 95.7 wzid's deb davidson. sean: police in manchester are looking for the man they say stole an elderly woman's purse from her cart right in the middle of a crowded supermarket but some good samaritans quickly jumped into action to help the victim. wmur's ray brewer is live near the market basket in manchester to explain what happened. good morning, ray.

unfolded monday afternoon when police say a man stole an 84-year-old woman's purse from her cart. but police say a couple good samaritans saw what happened and chased after the thief. one man jumped in his car and a woman ran on foot. she called 911, told police what was happening, and directed police to a cemetery just a few blocks away where the suspect was seen running off. >> i saw this little old lady of the carriage, and this guy just comes running and grabs it right in front of me. and i was, like, oh, my gosh, is this really happening? >> all of a sudden she just started yelling, "he got my purse, stop him, stop him, stop him." ray: the purse snatcher got away, but he dropped the woman's wallet. the cash in the wallet was missing, but the credit cards

the suspect is described as a slender white man in his late 20's or early 30's about 5'8" inches tall. he was wearing a black fleece jacket, dark jeans, and a dark hat with yellow lettering. police issued a word of caution saying call them to confront suspects. reporting live in manchester, ray brewer, wmur news 9. sean: a a high-speed chase from manchester all the way to infield while driving a stolen pickup truck. state police a 42-year-old christopher o'dwyer was first spotted -- speeding around 11:00 last night. he refused to stop for police, reaching speeds up to 115 miles per hour. troopers say they were finally able to pop a couple of tires but christopher o'dwyer drove on bear rims up 89 and sparks

brush fires. he finally stopped at infield and was arrested peacefully. he is due in court later this morning. police in nashua think the same man may be responsible for at least four robberies in the gate city over the last week. that includes two robberies in the span of about half an hour yesterday morning at the speedway on east hollis street and the dunkin donuts on daniel webster highway. police are investigating similar robberies at subway restaurants in the city. donald trump says the shackles are now off his campaign as he battles members of his own party. he is also launching new attacks on hillary clinton concerning hacked emails released by wikileaks. for her part, clinton is focusing on battleground states with help from big names like president obama and al gore. abc's angelica spanos reports. >> donald trump bringing the heat. mr. trump: i wouldn't want to be in a fox hole with a lot of these people. by the way, including ryan.

he tweeted -- "the shackles have been taken off me and now i can fight for the american people the way i want to." this after ryan said he wouldn't campaign for trump after the release of that vulgar 2005 video came out. ryan's office says he is focusing the next month on defeating democrats. mr. trump: today we learned amazingly that the department of justice fed information to the clinton campaign about the email investigation so that the campaign could be prepared to cover up her crimes. >> trump on the trail in florida, reacting to the latest leaked clinton campaign emails from wikileaks. clinton campaign chairman john podesta calling the leak an attempt by the russians to sway the election. >> russian interference in this election should be of the utmost concern to all americans. >> hillary clinton on stage with al gore in florida talking -- in florida. mrs. clinton: i'm running

says it's a hoax created by the chinese. >> and the importance of voting. >> your vote really, really, really counts. a lot. you can consider me as an exhibit "a" of that truth. >> angelica spanos, abc news, new york. weeks from this morning we should know who the next president will be, but a lot voters still haven't decided who they will vote for. we spoke with many people who say they're frustrated by the partisan politics in the senate and congress and the mudslinging in the campaigns. something voters all agree on, they're looking forward to the end of this election cycle. >> calling names and belittling and torturing each other through this process is what i've seen happen more than anything, so i don't appreciate that at all. >> i think this election is bogus.

it has nothing to do with anything that the people want and it's kind of sad. sean: election day is november 8 and for information on where to , cast your ballot, visit this story on our website wmur.com. police say charges could be upgraded against a hampton man charged in connection with the death of his 19-month-old stepson. investigators are waiting for toxicology results to determine if the child died from exposure to fentanyl. 30-year-old leo witham faced a police say he left the powerful drug open and accessible to the child inside a hotel room last week. officers say they also found pills hidden under a child's blanket. witham did take his son to the fire department after finding him unresponsive. a hampton police detective is charged with dwi after investigators say he crashed on interstate 95. state police say 37-year-old christopher gilroy hit the guardrail twice while trying to take the exit two off-ramp

hampton police are handling the personnel matter while state police conduct the criminal investigation. a pakistani man has admitted to using more than 1500 websites to generate more than $12 million in fraudulent sales with several victims here in new hampshire according to court documents, mustafa hasan arif sold drugs claiming to cure and treat hundreds of diseases and included fake research and testimonials. he pleaded guilty to wire fraud and will be en still to come on news 9 daybreak, policy change. a local military school is changing the rules to accommodate a new muslim student. mcdonald's is making some changes because of the recent creepy clown craze. a signature character is taking a break. coming up in the next half hour, the new efforts underway to provide clean water to manchester customers affected by contamination concerns.

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sean: there are some high clouds making their way across the area. that is served to keep temperatures details on how long the high temperatures in the 60's stick around with our next front approaching, coming up. a private military college in vermont is changing its uniform policy after a muslim recruit enrolled at the school. sana hamze is an american citizen, but she is of lebanese descent. she just started at norwich university and hopes to enlist in the navy. but in order to accommodate her muslim faith, the school had to

traditional hijab along with long sleeves. >> i do everything that everyone else does. i'm held to the same standard. i'm not treated differently. i'm not given an easy way out. i'm treated like everyone else over here. >> that's how you wanted it? >> that's exactly how i wanted it. sean: hamze was initially accepted at the citadel, but that school would not change its uniform policy. the president of norwich says it was a complex decision, but that he thinks it will make the school stronger. n celebrate fall by going to a local farm to pick apples. but farm owners and local police say theft is a growing and serious issue. sanbornton police released surveillance photos of suspected thieves last month. and owners tell us the thieves are getting more organized. >> when i finally caught them, they had five 55 gallon trash

fruit theft in new hampshire and how owners are fighting back that on news 9 tonight at 11:00. 13 minutes past 6:00. coming up, is this the motorcycle of the future? bmw says self-balancing tires aren't the only amazing new feature. plus, comcast is facing the biggest fine ever handed down by the fcc. what the company is accused of

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!" "that reporter he is talking about suffers from a chronic condition that impairs movement of his arms." i don't want a president who makes fun of me. i want a president who inspires me, and that's not donald trump.

sean: desperate rescue efforts are underway in china after four apartment buildings collapsed. at least 22 people are confirmed dead and just six people have been pulled alive from the rubble. more than 800 rescue crews are searching the piles of debris looking for signs of life. most of the victims were migrant workers who were taking advantage of cheap rent. dozens of people are dead after

cease-fire fell apart. the new attacks also included a rare shelling of neighborhoods in the capital city of damascus. fighting is especially strong in the city of aleppo where the government is trying to retake control from rebels and ground forces are slowly advancing. at least six people were killed when shells hit a school. social security checks will be a little bigger next year, but the key word here is little. pay $2.3 million amid complaints that it charged customers for services and equipment they

customers. the company says it does not agree with the commission's decision, but admits it fell short when it comes to customer service. with all the recent concerns about creepy clowns, one of the world's most famous clowns is stepping away from the spotlight -- at least for now. mcdonald's says that ronald mcdonald's appearances will be limited because of the clown disturbances. if you can believe that. a company spokesperson says certain community events, but that they will be careful to be sensitive. bmw has rolled out what it called the motorcycle of the future. this is for you, kevin. the motor-rad vision next 100 features self balancing wheels, meaning you only need a kickstand or your foot when the bike is off. it will also have a so-called electronic safety cage, a system to automatically avoid crashes.

, helmets with the bike, just goggles and insulated road suits. it is not clear when the bike will hit the market. so there you go. kevin: seemingly, full proof. sean: it will never fall down on you. kevin: even me. i have trouble walking and chewing gum. sean: that is why the bike is for you. kevin: another chilly start. high degrees overnight and we're likely setting ourselves up for another mile day as high clouds thin now gradually through the morning, leading to a partly to mostly sunny afternoon. 30's and 40's early 60's this afternoon. probably quite a few more clouds tomorrow. this front approaches later in the day tomorrow. it is cool enough behind that in the northern rockies for some what snow in the highest elevations.

comes in after-the 60's the next couple of days. in the 30's and 40's this morning. i'll standards, this is a chilly morning. we are a little more milder than yesterday at this time thanks to the high clouds. you can see that represented about five to 10 degrees warmer at most locations than this time yesterday, the exception is the river valley employment which has fallen off. -- in plymouth which has fallen off. a big difference between warmer temperatures ahead of the front which we will have tomorrow in the cooler air behin work our way gradually through the day on friday. temperatures today in the 60's. could be a couple of interior sections of southern new hampshire that reach 70. likely sea breeze at the coast. for area beaches, around 2:00 to 3:00. the thickest of the high clouds give way and new gorkys leading to a partly to mostly sunny afternoon.

had to fog overnight possibly tonight as well is the potential for sprinkles were drizzle. back to the west, the next system approaching. after a mostly cloudy day tomorrow, probably about an hour's worth of light rain late tomorrow afternoon or early tomorrow evening, then once i goes by, clear skies, breeze picks up in the cooler air starts to final and. dropping back to the 40's thursday night. highs only getting back to the 50's on friday afternoon with that breeze. that sets up evenings, much like yesterday morning, for both saturday and sunday morning which leads us to the potential at the coast for patchy frost as the front eventually makes its way through. today, starting off in 30's and 40's, climbing to the 60's, sunshine. partly to mostly sunny in the afternoon. a chance of a passing shower later tomorrow afternoon after a little drizzle early. the cooler air rushes in, 50's

autumn we can. -- weekend. a great weekend to see the foliage. sean: it is beautiful this time of year. let's check our top stories. here's ray brewer. ray: a couple of good samaritans enter the aid of an elderly woman who got her purse stolen as she was leaving the market basket on elm street in manchester. a good samaritan chased after the thief. one man jumping in his car, another woman running on foot calling was happening. the thief got away but they managed to recover the wallet. while the cash was gone, the woman's credit cards were still inside and the wallet was returned to her. sean: a salem man accused of leading police on a chase to infield overnight. he was driving a stolen truck at speeds reaching over 115 miles per hour. christopher o'dwyer was arrested after police pop to his tires

charged in connection with the death of his 19-month-old stepson. investigators are waiting for toxicology results to determine if the child died from exposure to fentanyl. 30-year-old leo witham faced a judge yesterday. coming up on daybreak this morning, this is some serious bling. a ring featuring an incredibly rare diamond is coming up for auction and should fetch a

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sean: an incredibly rare and valuable diamond ring is coming up for auction. sotheby's says the cartier ring includes an eight carat blue stone named the sky blue diamond. if it gets its own name, it has to be expensive. blue diamonds are some of the rarest gems in the world and this one has the highest grading. kevin: there is only one mine in the world that produces blue diamonds on a regular basis. the ring is expected to fetch

sean: does a go out to the public after that? kevin: makes me nervous. president obama is trying to breathe new life into efforts to send humans to mars by the 2030's. maybe? perhaps? speaking yesterday, the president talked about government contracts to build deep space habitats and plans to allow private companies to take astronauts to the international space station within two years . kevin: the president will meet with scientists and engineers tomorrow, but it is not clear how much a mission to mars would cost or how the u.s. would the dealbreaker for me has been a one-way trip. you jump that hurdle and we can talk. sean: even if it was a two-year trip? it can take a while. coming up in the next half hour, tom brady and julian edelman are showing off some different skills by starring in a new

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>> no one covers new hampshire like we do. sean: good morning. a live look at a gorgeous and dramatic sunrise. another chilly start to the moment. first, our top stories. police in manchester are looking for the man they say stole an elderly woman's purse from her cart right in the middle of a crowded supermarket. a death investigation underway this morning for a body found in a popular queen city park. and getting clean water. some progress in the ongoing pfoa water contamination saga near the saint gobain plastics plant as work begins in manchester to connect homes to a

happy birthday to bode miller. kevin: high clouds drifting through. we are still chilly this morning, just not quite to the numbers we had yesterday. mid-30's to mid 40's early on. his similar jump into the 60's stuffthicker high clouds early, thinning out to mostly sunny skies this afternoon. hoagie later on --hookie later on? kevin: for a look at the morning drive, we are joined live by deb davidson. deb: 93 north and south is moving very well through windham. it looks that way through the entire state as you make your way from plymouth through the

beginning to see building volume is your approach exit 18 and again at exit 20. out along the seacoast, no problems on interstate 90 moving well from hampton up to portsmouth. i'm deb davidson for 95.7 wzid. sean: police say it was a brazen crime against a senior citizen targeted at a crowded supermarket. now police are looking for the man who they say stole an elderly woman's purse from her shopping cart, but some good samaritans jumped into action to me wmur's ray brewer is live in manchester with the latest on the investigation. good morning, ray. ray: it all started monday right here at the market basket on elm street in manchester in broad daylight. but it ended blocks away all thanks to a couple good samaritans. >> i really didn't think about it. she was yelling "help." ray: we're protecting the full identity of this 5' tall manchester mother who jumped

84-year-old woman targeted as the woman left market basket. >> i saw this little old lady with her pocketbook in the front of the carriage, and this guy just comes running and grabs it right in front of me. and i was, like, oh, my gosh, is this really happening? ray: she ran after the thief as he ran out of the parking lot and into the valley cemetery. quite so i better call 911. the dispatcher, i meet the police officer and he came with the k9 unit. ray: police searched the cemetery, but the purse snatcher got away. they describe him as a slender white man, late 20's or early 30's, wearing a black fleece jacket, dark jeans, and dark hat with yellow lettering. and it turns out there was more , than one good samaritan at the grocery store. >> all of a sudden, she just started yelling "he got my purse, stop him, stop him, stop

ray: roger kidder gave chase in his car. >> because it was an old woman and i don't like thieves. ray: the purse snatcher might have slipped away, but he dropped the wallet. while the cash was gone, but the important cards were returned to a grateful senior citizen. >> and i found the ladies wallet on the ground so i picked it up , and i just ran right back to her. she was, like, oh, my gosh, thank you so much. thank you so much. ray: police caution good to stay safe energy and people to not give chase but instead, give police a call. ray brewer, wmur news 9. sean: right now manchester police are investigating after a body was found on the west side of the city yesterday. the body was discovered at around noon in a wooded area on cullerot park. police had the area blocked off as they collected evidence. the person was an adult, but no other details about his or her identity have been released.

and police don't know whether or not this was a suspicious death. >> even though it's in proximity to northwest elementary school, it does not have any relation at all to the elementary school. this is a very public place. it's a hiking path, so it's not unusual to have people in this area. sean: an autopsy will determine the cause of death. anyone with information is asked to call police. authorities are investigating an incident that happened along the daniel webster highway in meredith when someone found a seriously injured man along the road. now police are asking for your help. sunday morning, a man called police saying a body was lying in the road. when authorities arrived, the man appeared unconscious. an officer called for backup and an ambulance. police say the man was seriously injured and one of his shoes was several feet away from his body. >> as i was starting to somewhat check the body, he did show some response did a slight movement.

much because i didn't now if he had a neck injury. sean: so far, the police have not released his name, but they are asking for anyone with information to contact meredith police. exeter has joined other communities in the state with the threat of fines for anyone violating an outdoor water ban. violators will first get a written warning. second offense is a $100 fine, and the third offense is a $500 fine and water is shut off. official are concerned that the drought could continue into winter and spring. >> we are even beyond talking about outdoor water restrictions and bans, but asking people to be conservative in their water use and preserve it for drinking water and sanitary water needs. sean: the ordinance goes into effect on monday. in manchester, work is underway to pipe clean water to homes with wells contaminated by pfoa.

contaminated well water to city water with the $1.2 million cost of the work being covered by saint-gobain. the job is expected to last until mid-december. mayor ted gatsas says the deal the city reached with saint-gobain is a good one, and he wanted to provide some relief for people living in this part of the queen city. >> because they've been drinking bottled water for an awful long time, and i just think their patience has been great and we should get it done. sean: similar work is being done in merrimackht water source. however, in litchfield, negotiations with saint gobain are ongoing. coming up on daybreak, commitment 2016. counting down the days until the november election. trump tweets the republican candidate's latest explanation behind his anti-party posts. call for help after hurricane matthew kills hundreds in haiti. how one doctor in the granite state wants to help.

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>> 30's and 40's, high cloud stretching through. looking at temperatures back up in the 60's. clouds will send out the partial to mostly sunny skies in the afternoon. very light breeze today and warmer temperatures last three tomorrow. we will talk about the weekend, coming up. sean: four weeks from today, we should know who the next president of the united states is. donald trump explains his tweet storm against the gop. and hillary clinton's campaign takes aim at her republican rival over hacked emails. with the latest talk from the trail. nikole: sean, donald trump says he's tired of non support from party leaders and thinks he's better off without them. after an all day tweet rant against gop leaders like paul ryan and john mccain and this post that "it's so nice that the shackles have been taken off me," donald trump offered an explanation to fox news channel plus bill o'reilly. >> what shackles do you have on? mr.trump: the shackles are some of the establishment people who

within the republican party. i wouldn't want to be in a fox hole with a lot of these people, that i can tell you. nikole: later at a florida rally, the republican nominee didn't address the issue further, instead taking aim at hillary clinton. mr. trump: the election of hillary clinton would lead to the destruction of our country. nikole: the clinton camp pointed the finger right back, accusing one of trump's longtime advisers of knowing about the recent wikileaks releaseit advanced warning about what assange was going to do. nikole: meantime, the democratic nominee reunited with al gore who rallied young voters in miami. >> your vote, really, really, really counts. you can consider me as an exhibit "a" of that. nikole: both candidates appealed to floridians ahead of today's voter registration deadline. trump stumps the sunshine state again this afternoon, while clinton targets early voters in colorado and nevada. in washington, i'm nikole

lady michelle obama will be here in new hampshire campaigning for hillary clinton in concord tomorrow. and on saturday, republican nominee donald trump will hold a rally at toyota of portsmouth. this morning, rescue teams continue to save residents trapped by rising flood waters in the carolinas. as of yesterday, officials say crews have completed more than 2000 rescues. some rivers are expected to stay at major flood stage at least through the end of the weekend. and the governors of nor a residents that the dangers are far from over. president barack obama has declared a major disaster in north carolina. hurricane matthew has left homes flooded and washed away roads, claiming more than 33 lives in the u.s. north carolina governor pat mcrory said the state had recorded 14 of those deaths. more than 650,000 customers remained without electricity in parts of north carolina and virginia.

of haiti the hardest. more than 500 people are feared dead as the country faces a possible cholera outbreak. thousands of miles away here in new hampshire, one doctor wants to help. dr. janet perkins-howland practices in dover. she also sits on the board of the haitian health foundation. the group wants to supply much needed food and medicine to help haitians in the town of jeremie. >> this is part of the world that is and i feel like it is more of an obligation personally, and i hope that others feel the same way. sean: if you would like to make a donation to the haitian health foundation, you can find the link on our website at wmur.com. red sox manager john farrell will be back in the dugout next year. despite a disappointing end to the season, dave dombrowski says farrell will remain with the

the day at fenway clearing out their lockers after their loss to the indians. it's the 6th time in history the sox have been swept in the playoffs. the indians have advanced to the alcs for the 5th time in team history. as the red sox season ends, another begins. the bruins held their media day yesterday and the season opener is coming up on thursday at the columbus blue jackets. all kinds of familiar faces return -- zdeno charra, patrice bergeron, brad marchand, to name a few. marchand was asked for his take on david ortiz. >> he is awesome. he has always been a guy the city has loved and admired. it is an unbelievable watching them over the last number of years and the impact he has had. a couple of titles. >> there is no need to say too much about his performance, what he meant to the team and this city. i think everyone realizes what

he left in boston. sean: let's check on some of our granite state athletes in the pros. manchesters zach sanford has officially made the roster of the washington capitals in the nhl. sanford is a former star at pinkerton academy and boston college. he will make his nhl debut on thursday night against the pittsburgh penguins. londonderry's ryan griffin is dealing with an injury during his season in the nfl with the houston texans. griffin was injured whil interception against the vikings. griffin is currently under the nfl's mandatory concussion protocol. texans coach bill obrien calls him day-to-day. well, from football to baseball. tim tebow struggled at the plate of his fall league debut, but his most impressive moment came after the game. a lot of of people talking about this. after going 0 for 3 at the

debut yesterday when a fan suffered a seizure. tebow reportedly put his hand on the fan and said a prayer before the man started coughing. with the team bus waiting, tebow comforted the fan and waited with him as paramedics arrived. a new ugg commercial gives us a look into the life of tom brady and julian edelman when they aren't turning heads on the field. >> no am a i'm good. sean: the ad shows the two spending quality time lounging in the finest luxuries. when the wide receiver gets to do something, brady is content to sit and peacefully enjoy his book by the fire. despite edelman's best efforts to distract the qb, brady remains just as poised and focused as ever until edelman just finally tires himself out. i know you are a bigugg fan. kevin: i did not realize you could do all of those things

patriots like them. we start off early this morning with a beautiful look at the coast early on. i called stripping through. the sun trying to peak through. the thickest of the clouds early this morning and then they will thin out to partly to mostly sunny skies. temperatures today in the 60's. just about statewide. a light wind to go along with it. should be a nice afternoon across the area. one 60's tomorrow. clouds increasing tonight, more of an onshore flow to the wind setting up patchy fog overnight, especially south of the white mountains all stop could also be some drizzle. a front comes through later tomorrow afternoon. likely a band of an hour or two of light rain coming through late tomorrow afternoon or early tomorrow evening. behind that, the breeze picks up and temperatures ball back to the 50's. -- two pitchers fall back to the 50's. behind it, brakes and the

for the afternoon with partly to mostly sunny skies and the light wind. temperatures this morning still chilly, but not quite to the numbers we saw yesterday morning. several degrees higher in most locations. nonetheless, kids will need a jacket, sweater or sweatshirt for early this morning. probably not needing it later this afternoon with temperatures in the 60's and sunshine with the light wind through the afternoon. sea breeze of the coast likely drop to back shoreline. we will continue to see the fair skies to start the evening and the clouds drift in overnight under this canopy of low and mid-level clouds. could be patchy fog and drizzle early tomorrow. breaks in the activity until late in the day, we stop this year the evening commute, a quick hour or two of light rain coming through. it will not total up to much. behind it, a northwest wind which brings in the cooler air.

for the weekend with partly to mostly sunny skies and colder evenings to go along with it. 60's for the next couple of days, 50's to near 60 going forward. i suspect the breeze on friday will make it feel cooler than 58. overnight lows saturday and sunday morning, talking 20's to lower 30's. a situation that played out yesterday morning will likely be there for both days over the weekend and maybe even patchy frost closer to the shoreline saturday or sunday morning. for the four graders at peter woodberry school in bedford who i visited yesterday afternoon to talk about all things weather. they have been doing a weather studied. i was merely review. i was interviewed by their school tv crew channel 180. the popular channel in bedford. they asked me some serious journalistic questions. sean: did all of them start with

sean: good experience, too. actor ben affleck showed his boston roots at the premiere of his new movie "the accountant." as he was walking the red carpet monday night, he stopped to watch red sox game streaming live on a reporter's cell phone. you know, it is the playoffs. affleck watched down to the last play and says the loss was heartbreaking. this is the second time affleck has been recently captured on video disappointed by a boston loss. last week he was told during an interview that the patriots had lost to the bills. there you go. still to come on news 9 daybreak, we'll have a final check on your top stories. police searching for a man they say stole an elderly woman's purse from her shopping cart and how two good samaritans helped out in the situation. and now time for our u-local hot shots. a hiker on crawford mountain soaking in the fall foliage. it is beautiful. you can submit your pictures and video and join the thousands of u-local members by logging onto

afoot and light-hearted i take to the open road. healthy, free, the world before me, the long brown path before me leading wherever i choose. the east and the west are mine. the north and the south are mine.

sean: let's check on our top stories. police are looking for a man they say stole a woman's purse

some good samaritans quickly jumped into action to help the victim. the suspect was laughing running off near cemetery a few blocks away. a death investigation underway this morning for a body found in a popular manchester park. the person was an adult but no other details about his or her identity have been released. police say charges could be upgraded against a hampton man charged in connection with the death of his 19-month-old stepson. investigators are waiting for toxicology results to determine if the child died from exposure to 30-year-old leo witham faced a judge yesterday. kevin: a live look outside early this morning. temperatures in the mid and upper 30's. farther south, lower 40's early this morning with a beautiful sunrise setting up. usually, red sky. we're expecting a system to approach tomorrow. we get a sliver of sunshine. mostly sunny by later this afternoon with highs in the 60's.

afternoon. otherwise, we cool it off in time for the weekend. i beautiful week and on the way if you have any outdoor plants. sean: let's keep cycling through those sunrise shots. coming up next on "good morning america," for the last 107 season, any hope for the chicago cubs held heading into the postseason has always ended in agony. but this year is different. more and the team's historic ninth-inning comeback and the challenges ahead. former red sox. celebrating. who knows? could this be the year for the cubs? what do you think? we will find out. the latest on the flooding and the aftermath and north carolina. we will be back here in 25

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