to a residence at 24 arlene drive, and found the 33-year-old victim who had been shot in the head. >> when my officers arrived on scene, she was found in the foyer to a duplex type residence that had a common entry. my officers apply first aid, they tried to control the bleeding and give her comfort. she was fairly conscious at that time. reporter: the woman was first taken to lakes region general hospital, then air lifted to dartmouth h center. she's listed in critical condition but is expected to survive. police say cuocolo stole a car and fled the scene, that vehicle was recovered in meredith and it's possible the suspect is still in that area. >> i would consider this individual armed and dangerous. i would not consider him a, a threat to the basic public or society in general. this was not a random act. this

reporter: anyone who may have information about this suspect's where abouts is asked to call the belmont police or the new hampshire state police. live in meredith, andy hershberger, wmur news 9. tom: a keene high school teacher is facing a felony account of falsifying physical evidence after authorities confronted her at the school. jennifer: we'll get to that later. first, relief at hampton beach tonight that a quick res in the iconic casino complex, and this just in to the newsroom, officials say the cause was an electrical short circuit in a restaurant beverage cooler. reporter: any time you hear fire at hampton beach, you may fear the worst, and for good reason. an entire block burned to the ground back in 2010.

100 years old and made of wood. but tonight many are expressing relief. fire crews from all over converged on the sprawling hampton beach casino complex wednesday morning, the chief himself sounding the alarm just before 8:00. >> i was just driving into worm and saw smoke coming from the building. reporter: initial worry turned to relief. the three-alarm fire was contained in about an hour. >> thankod report jake fleming manages the century old wooden building and owns the purple urchin restaurant. investigators believe it was started there by an electrical short circuit in a beverage cooler. >> it's more smoke and water than any real heavy duty fire damage. but there's still a lot of work to be done. reporter: while some smoke went throughout the entire building, the damage is mostly contained to the urchin and businesses

floor, a couple inches of water there, and product that we had hanging, water dripping off it, so it doesn't look very promising at this point. reporter: two firefighters sustained minor injuries, but the fact that there was no win, that the complex was empty and that it's now the off season, leaving many with reasons to be thankful. >> thank goodness it wasn't jammed with people. >> if there's a time it has to happen, this would be a better reporter: there is no damage to the casino ballroom. but a show there scheduled for tomorrow night has been canceled because it's not clear when gas and electricity will be reconnected to the complex. jennifer crompton, wmur news 9. tom: more on that keene high school teacher facing a felony count of falsifying evidence after authorities confronted her at the school. police say her own coworkers

diane delyle was abusing drugs. witnesses say they found a cut off straw, a pill grinder and a small bag of white powder in her possession while she was working at the school. police were called and searched her car and it's alleged she had someone remove her purse from her classroom before police could get to it. an ongoing investigation included more witness interviews and use of surveillance video. today an arrest warrant was issued for turned herself in to police. the superintendent notified parents about all of this today. >> we are aware of a situation involving one of our staff members over at the high school, and we have taken administrative action to minimize any disruptions at the school. we are also aware that this is an ongoing police investigation and we will fully cooperate with investigators as requested. tom: delisle was charged with

bail. jennifer an independent reviewer just released the first series of recommendations for staffing levels at the division of children, youth and families. governor hassan called for the review in the wake of two child deaths. kristen carosa is live with more on this. reporter: this review started several month ago and as you said it was prompted by the governor to help prevent future tragedies. the report has been issued by the center for the support of families, an ingroup that's been children protection programs and policies. they suggest increasing the number of authorized positions from 85 to 120, resolving the current backlog issue, and forcing a strict 60 day policy time frame for completing assessments and to increase efforts in reducing turnover and work absences. this preliminary information will be used by the department of health and human services to help prepare their budget for next year.

of breel game's death and sandy willets, we wanted to make sure we had an outside view of our protective services for children. >> this is an opportunity to make sure that there is sufficient staff to handle any turnover as well as to complete assessments in as timely a manner as possible. reporter: the final report should be completed by november. the financial impact of these recommendations has not yet been live in the newsroom, kristen carosa, wmur wmur news 9. tom: up next at 6:00 -- jennifer: as fallout over the 2005 video of trump keeps growing, the efforts to tie certain republicans to the top of the ticket. tom: a daredevil at any age, coming up meet the 94 used man who just went hang gliding with his 97-year-old wife cheering him on.

develop later tonight into tomorrow. what this means for rain chance as head. in sports we check in with one of the most dominant high school football players from the last couple of years in new hampshire. when i was one year old, i was diagnosed with a rare form of cancer on my spinal chord. 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.

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this morning on g.m.a. his campaign manager pointed out the obvious. >> when donald trump raises money like he did millions and millions of dollars yesterday in fundraisers, a lot of that money goes to the party and helps the downblal candidate. reporter: but with 27 days to go before the election, democrats like colin van ostern are defining their opponents by a simple measure. do they stand with trump or don't they? >> there's a big test that chris sununu has failed, that he decided to put his own political >> colin wants to do anything he can to not meet me on the debate stage. >> the election of hillary clinton would lead to the destruction of our country. reporter: pointing to e-mails made public through wikileaks, clinton has -- he says the private server led her to cover up her crimes and that charges now coupled with a new campaign ad titled corruption. >> how did hillary end up filthy

reporter: but even those outside of politics can't avoid the video that has damaged the trump campaign. tom brady, who does describe trump as a friend, had had no interest in verifying the definition of locker room talk. >> how would you respond if your kids heard donald trump's version of locker room talk? >> thank you, guys, have a good day. reporter: while it appears brady is onto cincinnati, his golf buddy remains simply on the attack. >> i'm donald trump, and i approve this message. reporter: josh tom: the new hampshire union leader will bring you the granite state debates in november. eve debate will be an hour long at 7:00 p.m. the new hampshire institutes of politics is hosting the debate. there are a limited number of seats available. if you'd like to register for

audience, plea head over to the st. anselm college website at anselm.edu/granite state debates. mike: there are seats available. i tried to get in, but they won't allow me to go. weather wise we've been talking about mild temperatures over the last couple days, after cool starts.

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jennifer: when you're approaching 100 years on earth, your thrill seeking days are generally behind you. tom: i'd say so, but don't tell that to a 94-year-old man from newport who went hang gliding yesterday, and he was cheered on by his 97-year-old wife. adam couple who isn't letting advanced age get in the way of a good time. >> finally we got to our first view, and i said to jack i could die happy any time now, i've seen mount ever rest. reporter: jack and june are not your average people, they've traveled the world climbing mountains and sharing adventures through 73 years of marriage. >> that's been somewhat the story of our life, we've done so much together.

when they said hi wanted to go hang gliding. >> i was thinking that's cool, that's so neat. i wasn't surprised because they don't waste one minute. reporter: june, who is 97, had some breathing problems and had to back out. but 94-year-old jack went up, up and away taking in the autumn vistas. >> you could see, i could see across the connecticut into ve seeking adventure here, even if it is the oldest person they've ever taken hang gliding. >> he just seemed really calm, totally collected, ready for anything, like a normal situation like he was sitting across the couch from me. reporter: when it comes to what's next, they say they're in no hurry, but they plan to stay as active as possible. >> i don't mind sitting in a rocking chair, but i don't want that to be my life's work.

>> if you're having fun you don have time to sit around and worry about how old you are. reporter: in newport and charlestown, adam sexton, wmur news 9. mike: we started off this day not as cool as yesterday, but still quite chilly. look at the foliage out there in warner, where we're getting closer to peak in that part of the state. we've reached peak in northern sections and eventually down into the lower in the 60's in many spots, cooler along the waters end due to a light on shore breeze. tonight not as cool as last night. so temperatures continue to work up a little bit. mid 30's up north and 40's elsewhere, a lot of warm air building over the eastern part of the country and that's ours for tomorrow and tomorrow night. but then notice how much cooler it turns back in the northern plains and upper midwest.

tomorrow afternoon, into friday morning and saturday and sunday looking dry and on the cooler side. in terms of the rain chances, unfortunately the best shot of steady rain will be in northern parts of the state where you're not in the extreme or even severe drought. but most of of this energy will be passing over northern sections of say new york state, vermont, northern new hampshire and some areas will just get scattered showers later in the mainly clear skies this evening, some low clouds will begin to fill in from the ocean and there could be a touch of drizzle in some spots for the morning commute, but not too much, and the best shot of that will be lower merrimack valley in towards the shore. in terms of showers back through the west, they begin to approach later in the afternoon. first in the upper valley and great north woods. then eventually in the merrimack valley and towards the coast. all out of here by later tomorrow night and full sunshine returns, a bit breezy on friday,

tomorrow. if you're mere the coast, right around 62 or 63. same story in the great north woods. then mid 60's everywhere else, a few notches lower than that during the daylight hours on friday. take a look at this powerful hurricane right now in the atlantic, this is hurricane nicole. the top sustained wind up to 11. just a little bit more intensification carries that into a category 3 major hurricane, and look at where it's heading directly right over bermuda, bye strong category 2 or 3 hurricane before it races out to sea later friday into saturday. around here we're tracking a few showers, that's it. later tomorrow afternoon, could be a touch of drizzle early in the day, bright, breezy, cooler friday, but seasonably so. the weekend looks great. cool by day, downright chilly by night. saturday and sunday morning will feature the coldest temperatures so far of the season, but then

next week. >> in sports we'll hear from the patriots.

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 i don't want a president who makes fun of me. i want a president who inspires me, and that's not donald trump. priorities usa action is responsible for the content of this advertising. i'm frank guinta and i approve this message. narrator: new hampshire has one of the worst opiate epidemics in the nation. and frank guinta is leading the charge to fight it. erin canterbury: when i met congressman guinta, it was like a breath of fresh air. he said to me "what can i do?" "how can i help?"

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>> the cup celebrating after winning the series last night. in the stands check out jed

he turns and hugs his wife. let's take a look at that again in slow motion. interesting reaction here, and i'm guessing that might have come up in the hoyer household later on. he's from new hampshire and he's the executive vice president and general manager of the cubs, epstein is the president. that would be like tom brady hugging bell belichick before giselle, not sure that would ever happen. the patriots are back on the practice field. they will host the cincinnati bengals on sunday afternoon. here is >> i think they're very talented, they're a very talented group of players, most important, and they got a good scheme, that's proven to win over a lot of years. they've won their division two of the last three years. >> they have explosive receiving for runningbacks, tight ends really good, quarterback can make all the throws, offensive line is a really good group. so again, really good football team. >> two more collection sites for

are weekend, campbell or mascomo valley, bring a food or cash donation. the manchester monarchs season begins this weekend, they host the thunder friday and saturday starting the 16th season of monarchs hockey, their head coach is back, richard sealy. >> so far so good. some of the returning guys we were happy to have back some new faces, so slowly getting familiar with the group, but likes we'll have a good team once school football great, dunbarton's t.j. urbanek having quite the season. he injured his knee his senior year, had to have surgery, he's spending a post grad year in hopes of getting recruited to colleges. his teammates tell us he's been great and he's excited to be healthy again and stronger thanks to some hard workouts

>> the injury to my knee is totally fine, don't feel it at all. i'm 100% right now. coming back to football has been awesome, i love the team, the coaches and i'm having a lot of fun so far. it took a little bit to get back into football shape, but now i feel 100% running around out there. >> good that he's healthy and good that he's looking at u.n.h. jennifer: right now on wmur.com the afternoon ene tips you need to feel energized after lunch. tom: tune in for "new hampshire chronicle" following "world news." we'll see you back here tonight. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its

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tonight, the deadly plane crash. the fbi on the scene, and this question -- was the crash intentional? was there a fight onboard? and did the student, reportedly a jordanian national, take on the pilot? also breaking, two attempted attacks now on an american warship. is the u.s. preparing to responi trump's tirade, going it alone. what he said today about paul ryan and about invading hillary's space. and the wikileaks trail tonight. the new e-mails and the clinton campaign left to respond. the school shooting. and tonight, the 911 tapes now released. >> stay in the classroom, okay? don't open the doors for anything. the teachers frantically trying to save their students. and quarterback tom brady,