of this advertising. >> now at noon, firefighters battle flames at an iconic hampton beach restaurant. >> of thing goodness it was not jammed with people. >> why the fire chief says the flames quickly spread across the roof. right now an active investigation in belmont at this hour. this road closed and the state police major crime truck is on scene. high clouds this afternoon and mild again. >> one month from today, we'll have a new president. the continued fallout both clinton and trump's campaigns are dealing with. announcer: no one covers new hampshire like we do.

the fire started just before 8:00 a.m. and took crews an hour to put out. good afternoon. i'm kristen carosa. the fire went to three alarms. ray brewer is alive. this brought back memories for firefighters. ray: taken down the latter. back in february 2010, there was a fire that took out a block here at hampton beach. the fire chief says that was in the back of their mind as they responded to this fire. >> it is the center of the universe. >> it was on fire. the fire chief was the first to spot the fire. >> i saw smoke coming from the

alarms. the chief says the fire appeared to start on the second floor of the purple urchin seaside cafe. >> it started to run under the underside of the roof. they are going after it under the shingles. ray: the building was built in 1901. they were dealing with seasoned wood. activated. >> i panicked. ray: donnie miller says that's what came to mind when he got the call that the business was on fire, and it only got worse when he saw how many firefighters were here. but eventually he was able to get a look inside. >> what i could see from where we're at it's just smoke damage not any water damage. ray: and while the damage is still being assessed the president of the chamber of commerce is thankful the building is still standing.

the town of hampton but the state of new hampshire as well. ray: two firefighters suffered minor injuries, they were treated and released. the cause is under investigation. the fire marshal's office has been called into with this that investigation. kristen: right now, arlene drive in belmont is closed while neighbors tell us police have been on scene since yesterday. the major crime chat -- crime truck is on scene. manchester police have identified a body found yesterday in cullerot park. officers are not releasing the person's name until all family is notified, but say the body found was a 44-year-old male. an autopsy scheduled for later today will determine the cause of death. police haven't said if this

suspect in an armed robbery at cumberland farms on webster street in manchester. police say a man wearing a red wig entered the store around 4:00 a.m. on saturday, showed a gun and demanded cash. officers say he stole three cartons of cigarettes and cash. anyone with information should contact manchester police, you could be eligible for a cash reward, if your tip leads to an arrest. police in salem are looking for a suspect who stol open on sunday. officers say a man used a crowbar to pry open the office door and took two cash boxes from an open safe. the suspect seen in these photos left in a car that was waiting for him. police do not know how much cash was taken, anyone with information should give salem police a call. a massachusetts woman is facing charges for credit card fraud in merrimack.

22-year-old shamia jordan of sudbury, massachusetts for a broken tail light in september and say they found cloned credit cards. officers say jordan admitted to using these cards at the merrimack nike outlet and merrimack liquor and wine outlet. police say she made $2000 worth of fraudulent purchases. a salem man faces several charges this noon. police say he lead them on a high speed chase from manchester all the way to enfield while driving a stolen pick-up truck. christopher o'dwyer was speeding through a construction zone on i-93 in londonderry when 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 his tires but o'dwyer kept driving on bare rims up i-89 and sparks actually started several small brush fires. he finally stopped in enfield here police arrested him.

state. a live look at plymouth. you can see gorgeous fall colors. kevin skarupa tells us how cool it will be today. kevin: the rumors of a diminished foliage season grossly exaggerated. we have been dealing with high clouds. finish with a blend of sunshine and clouds. that is our next system. within increasing clouds, we are looking at a chance of a couple of showers. the change behind this, our air mass in time for the weekend. we will have the details and a few minutes. kristen: in commitment 2016 the countdown is on, with less than one month until election day and republican donald trump is increasing his attacks on

hillary clinton is defending more e-mails released by wikileaks. abc's kenneth moton is in washington, d.c., with the latest from the campaign trail. >> donald trump and his campaign unleashed and unshackled. >> the shackles are some of the establishment people that are weak and ineffective people within the republican party. >> trump told fox news he would not be in >> house speaker paul ryan now focused on down ballot races after trump's vulgar 2005 video came to light. >> enough of the pussyfooting around in terms of do you support us, do you not support us? the fact is some of these leaders have been wishy-washy. >> divided republicans united democrats. former bill clinton vp al gore came out of the political shadows to reunite with hillary clinton in florida, the state that cost him the presidency.

clinton rapist shirts. >> those are folks auditioning for a reality show. >> clinton up in the polls but dealing with more email fallout. the state department under her time accused of giving preferential treatment to clinton foundation donors after the 2010 haiti earthquake. and after a wikileaks release trump claims the clinton campaign was given updates about her private email server case it turns out it was information that was already available to e a trump ally sent tweets about the impending release. kristen: congresswoman gabby giffords will be in new hampshire today campaigning to reduce gun violence. giffords is traveling the country on a bus tour and will stop in portsmouth at 3:30 this afternoon. state and local leaders will join giffords at the new hampshire together coordinated

new information this noon on a deadly plane crash in connecticut. why the fbi is now joining the investigation. and thousands forced to evacuate because of severe flooding in the south. the warning from north carolina's governor. kevin: temperatures back above average for another afternoon. >> plus in today's cook's corner pittsfield joins us in the kitchen, and we're making

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investigating what caused a deadly plane crash near a military jet-engine manufacturer in connecticut. authorities say a student pilot and instructor were trying to land in hartford when the plane hit a utility pole and crashed bursting into flames. the passenger was killed and the pilot is in the hospital with serious burns. hartford's mayor says the survivor of the plane crash told authorities it was intentional. today, authorities in north

leave areas near the tar river. the river is expected to rise to its highest level of 25 feet today. several bridges and highways are still closed because of flooding caused by hurricane matthew. hundreds of thousands of people are without power and hundreds of people are living in shelters. >> stay away from the water. do not get near the water. it will kill you. matthew in the u.s. is now 34 people with more than half of those deaths in north carolina. kevin: a lot of the headlines go for the wind in a situation like that. the flooding is a terrible problem. kristen: in the news nine

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kristen: many new hampshire families celebrate fall by going to a local farm to pick apples but farm owners, and local

sanbornton police released surveillance photos of suspected thieves last month. and owners tell us the thieves are getting more organized. >> when i caught them, they had 55 gallon trash bags, a minivan full of stolen fruit. kristen: the growing problem of fruit-theft in new hampshire and how owners are fighting back one kevin: high clouds as we have gone through the morning. we send those out. a brighter afternoon. in it is a nice afternoon across the area. within a few degrees of where we were yesterday. comfortable conditions, fall

it will continue through the day today. we will have fair skies into this evening. we will likely have low clouds and fog. that will be the beginnings of this front approaching. i suspect this portion of this is what gets here. it may be an hour, hour and a coming through. temperatures in the 60's. that will continue through the afternoon. warmer than we work yesterday. yesterday, we were coming out of the coldest morning of the season. you can see the abrupt change in

outdoor plans. you should be get out there. maybe thick enough that we will see patchy fog. beyond 9:00, looking at a mostly cloudy sky with one or two breaks possible. later into the afternoon, after 3:00 or coming through with it. it will move through as a northwest flow kicks in. that is a different air mass coming in. highs on friday recovering into the 50's. likely not above 60 in most locations on saturday. saturday and sunday morning could be to the temperature liberals -- temperature levels

seacoast. there is the potential additional areas get that. hurricane nicole, category two wind. it will approach bermuda over the next 24 hours. from there, temperatures in the 60's the next couple of days, slipping into the 50's. looks like a great autumn weekend out there. let's kristen: we are making squash dumplings. >> thank you for having me. >> i have prepared our dumplings . we take our squash, roasted off. a little bit of bacon, cream cheese.

stuffed them with that, sealed them with cornstarch. you want to make sure your water has a nice simmer. this is one of our many fall specials we are starting to get into the utilization of the fall harvest. we had venison, which is a big hit. all the way through winter. you can check on facebook to find out what we are running. we are starting the butter sauce. first of all, we will start melting the butter. once it gets to that point, easy.

milt the butter. >> we had the fresh sage. this is a white wine lemon mixture. you need a little splash of that. kristen: you can smell it. the sauce will take about 30 seconds. if you let it go too long or it is too hot, the pan will burn. our dumplings are floating, which indicates they are done. kristen: i wish people could smell this.

seasons. >> it is a great time. we place this on the plate. what is next? >> we finish it with our brown butter sauce. kristen: we are running out of time. >> we place our house made candied walnuts on top, fresh grated parmesan more herbs and a little bit of lemon zest. kristen: thank you for being here. this looks delicious. avid goodwill shoppers spend years honing the skills they need to find the choicest merchandise. note the hair worn up --

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