>> now on daybreak, teacher arrested. what she had on school grounds, and what she did when they searched her car. sean: officers shot. two boston police officers are in t kevin: another day with temps jumping into the 60's, but a late day front changes everything for the weekend. traffic concerns. erin: why hannaford is upset over plans in manchester to turn a local road into a one-way street . >> no one covers new hampshire like we do. now, wmur news 9 "daybreak." erin: thank you for joining us. i am erin fehlau. sean: i am sean mcdonald.

fall weather. it has been gorgeous. kevin: temperatures in the 60's. eventually the fog will try to give away to some sunny breaks. temperatures are warm, mainly in the 40's. we will go through the day with sony breaks before the front arrives after 4:00 this afternoon, moving west to east through 8:00 p.m. with that, maybe half an hour or an hour of light on there comes a link to a shower and the front will cool us off for the weekend. in the granite state we are joined by debra davis and. deb: on interstate 93 northbound or southbound, no problems through the granite state. 293 is a good ride from the upper split to the lower split

roads traveling at the posted speed limit. from the wzid traffic network, im deb davidson. erin: a teacher at keene high school is facing charges this morning after police say she had drug items at the school and then tried to hide them from officers. sean: the school superintendent says parents have been notified of the situation involving 54-year-old diane delisle of westmoreland wmur's y to explain the charges and what police say they found. ray: other staff members at keene high school first notified police that they thought diane delisle might be using drugs . back in august, witnesses say they saw delisle with a cut off straw, a pill grinder, and a small bag of white powder while at the school. when officers showed up to speak with delisle and search her car, they say she texted someone else to have them remove her purse from her classroom before police could find it.

people and reviewed surveillance video, they issued an arrest warrant and delisle turned herself in yesterday. >> we are unaware of the situation involving one of our staff members at the high school -- we are aware of the situation involving one of our staff members at the high school. we have taken action to minimize disruptions. we are aware this is an ongoing investigation and will cooperate ray: delisle is charged with one count of falsifying physical evidence and is free on bail this morning. her status at keene high school is not clear. she is due back in court next month reporting in the studio, ray brewer, wmur news 9. erin: two veteran boston police officers are in the hospital this morning with critical, life-threatening injuries after what investigators call a domestic incident gone bad late last night. one of the officers was shot multiple times. the suspect was killed after a shootout with other officers. police say officers were responding to reports of a person with a gun in east boston

say the suspect was armed with an assault rifle and ballistic vest. no names have been released. a troy man accused of sexually assaulting a child over the course of five years is due in court today. 37-year-old frederick jason hodgman faces two felony sexual assault charges. police say the alleged assaults started in the year 2000 when the child was 10-years-old and hodgman was living in keene. he is being held without bail, and charges as the investigation continues. a henniker man is accused of pointing a gun at another driver during a road rage incident. 51-year-old chris bonollo is charged with criminal threatening with a firearm. state police say the incident happened back in august in hopkinton and that they found a 38 caliber ruger pistol in his car. bonollo was taken to the hospital for shoulder during his arrest. erin: new hampshire is on pace for a record number of drug

helping improve services and response. the 15 person team will look at data from every overdose death in order to identify trends. that information will then be used to make policy recommendations and to direct services. >> where looking at fatalities. we understand the reason for fatalities. i can look at it from a at it from the social economic perspective and democratic perspective to understand who is at risk most. erin: some first responders are skeptical of forming a new committee, saying the focus should be on providing treatment options, especially in the short term. sean: first lady michelle obama will be here in new hampshire today campaigning for hillary clinton at southern new hampshire university in manchester. and donald trump will return to the granite on saturday for a rally at toyota of portsmouth,

the republican nominee is facing new allegations of sexual assault this morning, though trump's campaign has dismissed the allegations. and clinton is facing more questions about a new batch of emails published by wikileaks abc's angelica spano reports. angelica: after the now infamous tape of donald trump making lewd comments about women came out, so have more allegations of unwanted sexual advances from incidents that allegedly happened years ago. >> it was a real shock when all of a sudden he started encroaching in my space, and i think he was like an octopus. he had 6 arms. angelica: jessica leeds tells the new york times she was groped by trump on a plane back in the 80's. she claims the gop nominee tried to put his hand up her skirt. rachel crooks also tells the paper that in 2005, while working at trump tower, trump kissed her on the cheek and on the mouth the first time she met him.

entire article is fiction, and for the new york times to launch a completely false, coordinated character assassination against mr. trump on a topic like this is dangerous." both women in the times article are hillary clinton supporters. there's also another allegation from tasha dixon. she competed as miss arizona in 2001 and says trump went into dressing rooms while her and other contestants were naked. >> i'm telling you, donald trump owned the pageant for the reasons to utilize his power to get around beautul none of the women ever reported the alleged misconduct to police, but they say they told friends and family. hillary clinton's campaign responded to the latest allegations saying, "these reports suggest that he lied on the debate stage, and that the disgusting behavior he bragged about in the tape is more than just words." the clinton campaign is also dealing with the fallout over more than 1000 new emails dumped by wikileaks that details the campaign's inner workings.

a lawsuit against the new york times, and is demanding it retract the story and apologize. angelica spanos, abc news, new york. erin: a grocery store in manchester has filed an official complaint concerning plans to change traffic patterns near wal -mart. gates were installed on gold and sewall streets to help control traffic in residential areas when the new wal mart opened, but now city leaders have decided to mpr but hannaford isn't happy, saying that many of its customers need to drive east on president road to reach the grocery store. if it becomes a one-way street, shoppers would have to make a longer drive through a much busier section of town. hannaford is calling for a new traffic study and public hearings. sean: still to come on news 9 "daybreak," a call for runners. the important race that is right around the corner in exeter. erin: what did prehistoric birds

sean: in the next half-hour investigators say they know what , sparked a three-alarm fire at the iconic casino complex in hampton yesterday morning.

i'm frank guinta and i approve this message. 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?" narrator: frank guinta founded and chairs the bipartisan task force to combat the heroin epidemic. canterbury: frank guinta understands this is not a democratic issue nor a republican issue. it's a people issue. he's willing to get in there and fight for us...

kevin: thursday morning, october 13. clouds and patchy fog commenters drizzle in spots, breaks of a front changes everything for the weekend, details ahead. erin: organizers of the veterans matter 5-k race in exeter are looking for more runners this morning. sean: the dan healy foundation sponsers the fundraiser, which is set for sunday november 6. healy was the navy seal killed in afhanistan when the rescue helicopter he was riding in was shot down in 2005. now his mother continues to promote causes that were close to his heart.

to raise funds to help veterans, single parent homes, and students in the seacoast area. that is our main mission of the foundation, and a tremendous legacy. sean: it is not too late to register and raise money for the veterans matter 5-k. you can find a link with more information on our website wmur.com. the remains of a sailor killed at pearl harbor are coming home to new hampshire today. and assigned to the uss oklahoma in pearl harbor. he was one of 429 people killed on that ship when the japanese attacked on december seventh -- december 7, 1941. his remains were recently identified using dna. he will be buried next to his parents in keene. for the first time, scientists now say they know what a prehistoric bird sounded like. using fossils they reconstructed the voicebox of a bird that

and say it likely quacked or honked like a duck or goose. researchers say this is one of the first extensive studies to look at how birds produce sound and how those sounds evolved. sean: not what it sounded like on jurassic park. it sounded really scary as people were running away. coming up finding ways to be , more efficient. the added benefits this house offers by spinning. erin: we all know that exercise is important, but now there is another reason to get moving and

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erin: the death toll in the u.s. from hurricane matthew has climbed to 35, with at least 20 of those in north carolina where many rivers are still rising. the record flooding prompted new evacuation orders yesterday for thousands of people, and officials are going door-to-door to get people out. tens of thousands of customers are still without power, and it could be another week before service is restored to everyone.

right now. hurricane nicole is expected to pass almost directly over the small island today with 130-mile-per-hour winds, and residents are being told to stay inside. bermuda is used to hurricanes and has a very strong infrastructure. sean: there is another reason to get off the couch and go for a run. researchers in canada say it could actually help repair brain damage in patients with m.s. or other neurological diseases in lab tests mice with similar conditions that ran on treadmills lived for a year as opposed to a month doctors say running helps promote growth of a molecule that heals nerves in the brain and say other exercise could , have the same benefits. erin: -- sean: it will soon be easier to take care of young children in federal buildings. president obama has signed the so-called babies act, requiring that all restrooms, both men's and women's, in federal buildings have baby changing tables. the law had strong bipartisan

little ones. how would you like to live in a home that is always on the move? check this out. it's called the revolve house. not a big stretch with the name. engineering students in california designed the tiny house to spin on a circular track so that solar panels are always pointed at the sun. designers say that increases energy production by about 30% allowing the house to be fully self-sustaining. they do have solar panels that you can put in your frt n. kevin: i don't know if you would notice, the earth is spending at a faster rate than that house. sean: but if you park your bike outside it could get run over by the house. kevin: that's true. that is an issue. who have not seen widespread fog

temperatures are mild early on. where the low clouds have developed, we are in the parties. a mild day, temperatures in the 60's. the cooler air will move in. it will be with a breeze out of the northwest tonight and tomorrow with a later wind for the weekend. you'll notice the low clouds and fog thinking against the white mountains. we will get an opportunity as this weather is through the morning before the front and clouds move in. this line of showers is slated to move towards the connecticut river around 4:00. 4:00 to 8:00 is the window. it will not rain the entire time. 60 to 90 minutes of light rain.

you will notice the43 by mount washington. mild there. if we get sunshine, we are looking at temperatures in the 60's. not a tremendous amount of fog. you can see how temperatures are more my with the low clouds have been forming overnight. one last day of mild air overnight, then you will notice a switchover the northern plains. in the teens over the lower rockies. a light breeze initially. it will turn after the front, promising a 60 to 90 minutes of light rain this evening. clearing skies tonight, dropping into the 30's and 40's. 50's tomorrow with a northwesterly breeze and sunshine. saturday and sunday morning, lows in the 20's to lower 30's.

as we have been so far this season. if you have not have frost, there is the possibility. nicole, top point of 130 miles per hour. the forecast takes it over the reader and over the northern atlantic. we start out early with mild temperatures, then in the afternoon in the 60's, kno arrive by monday. sean: get ready for more cool weather. erin: our top stories, here is ray brewer. ray: a teacher at keene high school has been arrested after coworkers that she was using drugs. in august, they found her with a cut off straw, a bag of white powder, and a peel grinder.

her car, she texted someone to remove her purse from the classroom before the police could find it just charged with tampering with physical evidence. erin: 2 officers in the hospital with critical injuries after coming under fire. the suspect was killed. he had an assault rifle and ballistic vests. a troy man accused of sexually assaulting a child over five years is due in court. two felony sexual assault charges. police say the alleged assaults started in the year 2000 when the child was 10-years-old. sean: coming up on "daybreak," putting money to good use. some britons have discovered that their new money can be

when i listen to families across new hampshire, all i hear is that washington is locked into a system where the special interests come before people. where drug company profits come before affordable medicine, and powerful corporations beat out entrepreneurs looking to grow their small businesses. i'm maggie hassan. washington won't change overnight. but sending a new senator who puts your priorities ahead of special interests can make a difference.

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aid to me "what can i do?" "how can i help?" narrator: frank guinta founded and chairs the bipartisan task force to combat the heroin epidemic. canterbury: frank guinta understands this is not a democratic issue nor a republican issue. it's a people issue. he's willing to get in there and fight for us...

sean: the value of the british pound has plunged recently, but some creative brits have come up with a new way to put their money to use. erin: you can say that. erin: the new 5 pound note is made out of plastic, and as you just heard can be used as a stylus to play vinyl records. the audio quality isn't quite as good as actual equipment, but it will work in a pinch. however, it is likely to cause damage to the re. so, you might want to not try that out. sean: not use your best records. i would not put my wham! record on there. most people start to slow down a little when they reach their 90's, but not a man from newport. erin: jack liberman is 94-years-old, and went hang gliding this week as his 97-year-old wife cheered on. the couple has traveled the world, climbing mountains and sharing adventures through 73-years of marriage, so no one

libermans said they wanted to go hang gliding. >> finally we got to where our first view of everest, and i told jack i can die happy any time now, i've seen mt. everest. >> i don't mind sitting in a rocking chair, but i don't want that to be my life's work. erin: he likes this morning. -- this more. the libermans say they aren't sure what their next adventure will be, but they plan to stay as active as possible. i love that couple, they are awesome. sean: good for them. age is just a number. coming up in the next half-hour, hockey season is back. we'll get you ready for the bruins' first game tonight.

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>> no one covers new hampshire like we do. now, wmur news 9 "daybreak." sean: it is thursday, 13 of october. a little warmer than we have seen, still cool at 47. erin: we have had a lot of sunshine a teacher at keene high school is facing charges after the police say that she brought drugs into the classroom. we will have a report. police in belmont searching for a man they say shot a woman in the head tuesday then sped off in a stolen car. authorities say jason cuocolo is considered armed and dangerous. new details on the fire the started on hampton beach yesterday. officials say the flames started after a beverage cooler's power cord short-circuited inside the purple urchin seaside cafe. sean: we have had a couple of

rain today? kevin: late day. we have a chance of an hour of light rain. it will be with a front. we are starting with low 30's up north, low to mid level clouds which really wrote in central and southern areas. we jump into the 60's today. we jump into the 60's today. the front coming through sean: it will feel like fall in earnest. this is a look from our common man camera. kevin: do not call me ernest. good morning, deb. deb: good morning. police and emergency vehicles on the scene of a serious crash 93 southbound in the area of exit 5. there is lane blockage and traffic is back to the lower 293

northbound side by exit 5 due to onlooker delays. 101 and 111 looking ok. in massachusetts, minor slowdowns on 93 and 493 in andover at the connector. from the wzid traffic network, i am deb davidson for 95.7 wzid. sean: teacher facing charges after she brought drug paraphernalia inside the classroom. erin: the school's superintendent says parents have been told about the situation. wmur's ray brewer is in the studio with the latest on the investigation. ray: it was keene high school teacher diane delisle's co-workers who first alerted police she was allegedly abusing drugs. back in august, witnesses said they found a cut off straw, a pill grinder, and a small bag of white powder in delisle's possession while she was working

police were called and searched delisle's car, and she allegedly 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. an arrest warrant was issued wednesday for delise, and she turned herself into police. school officials say parents were notified yesterday, but the school offered few details. >> we are aware of the situation lv action to minimize disruptions at the school. we are aware this is an ongoing police investigation and will fully cooperate as requested. ray: delisle was charged with one felony count of falsifying physical evidence. police saying she removed evidence from the scene with the purpose of disrupting their investigation. the superintendent would not say whether the teacher has been suspended, but when asked if the district offers help for employees alleged to have drug

division to assist all of our employees when they have any health concern. ray: delisle did turn herself in at the keene police station, and was released on $10,000 personal recognizance bail. her next court appearance is november 3. in the studio, ray brewer, wmur news 9. erin: this morning, police in the lakes region are searching for a person they say shot a woman in the head in belmont. arrest warrants have been issued for 42-year-old jason cuocolo for several charges that include police say he shot a woman in the head at a residence on arlene drive tuesday afternoon and drove off in a stolen car from the scene. police say the victim is at the hospital and is listed in critical condition. >> i would consider this individual armed and dangerous.

threat to the basic public or society in general. this was not a random act. this was committed by a person who knew his victim. erin: if you see cuocolo, police ask you not to approach him. instead, to call local or state police. sean: we now know what started a fire at an iconic casino complex in hampton beach yesterday morning. officials say the 3-alarm fire started after a beverage cooler's power cord short-circuited. it happened yesterday around 8:00 a.m. inside the purple urchin seaside cafe. it took crews an hour to p o in february 2010, a fire destroyed an entire block in hampton. fire chief jameson ayotte said that fire was in their minds as they responded to the flames. >> i was driving into work and i saw smoke from the building, from the roof over the purple urchin. >> thank goodness it was not jammed with people.

throughout the entire building, the damage was mostly contained to the restaurant and a few businesses below it. no one was in the building at the time. two firefighters did receive minor injuries. authorities have now released the name of the man found dead in a manchester park earlier this week. police say 44-year-old jeffrey williams of bedford was found at cullerot park on the westside tuesday by a man walking his dog. officials are still waiting on toxicology results to determine how the man died. erin: school has been de-frocked by the episcopal church as police investigate allegations against him in multiple states. former reverend howard white worked at st. paul's from 1967 to 1971. this summer, a graduate accused white of sex abuse, and an independent investigation in rhode island concluded that white abused children at a school there for several years. there are also allegations against him in north carolina.

a crime, but this week the pennsylvania diocese where he has been working announced that he has been removed from the priesthood. a new review of the division of children, youth and families is recommending increased staffing and tighter deadlines for the agency. the review started several months ago after governor maggie hassan called for changes in the wake of two child deaths. an independent group was hired to evaluate the agency. the findings so far include increasing the number of authorized positions, resolving the current backlog issue, and enforcing a strict sixty day assessments. >> with the terrible tragedies, we wanted to make sure that we had an outside review of our protective services for children. >> this is an opportunity to make sure that there is efficient staff to handle turnover, as well as to complete assessments in as timely of a manner as possible.

information will be used by the department of health and human services to help prepare their budget for next year. the final report should be completed by the end of november. sean: former congresswoman gabby giffords spent a day in the granite state yesterday. she appeared in portsmouth and in maine pushing for what she calls common sense changes to gun laws. giffords was shot at a constiuent event in arizona back in 2011. in new hampshire, giffords said it takes courage to fight for common sense solutions to gun control. >> courage. the courage to do what is right. the courage for new ideas. i have seen great courage when my life was on the line. now is the time to come together, be responsible. democrat, republican, everyone. sean: gifford's appearances were part of her 42-day, 14-state national bus tour.

the granite state. more than 395,000 cars went through new hampshire tolls on columbus day. it is a single day holiday record for the turnpike system. the holiday weekend was expected to bring more than 600,000 visitors to new hampshire. we did have great weather for the weekend. sean: coming up on "daybreak," the race for the white house. more allegations against donald trump. this morning, the republican candidate fires back. erin: connecticut. why authorities are now saying the crash was intentional. kevin: a cold front arriving

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.

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kevin: we start with low to mid level clouds that have moved in, keeping temperatures in the 40's for the southern two thirds of that state. everyone is in the 60's for one more afternoon with some sunshine. a front of purchase late in the day bringing changes for the weekend. erin: happening today, the man accused of setting off bombs in new jersey and new york is set to be arraigned from his hospital bed.

5-counts of attempted murder of a police officer and weapons offenses. more than 30 people were injured in the september 17 bombings. authorities are now saying a deadly plane crash in connecticut was intentional and appears to have been a suicide attempt. a student and his flight instructor were landing in hartford when the plane hit a utility pole and crashed on tuesday. officials say the two had an altercation inside the cockpit leading to the crash. the student pilot died and the instructor was hospitalized with serious burns. sean: 5:44. this morning, new allegations against donald trump. two women say the real estate mogul groped them decades ago in a report by "the new york times." the clinton campaign is dealing with the fallout from 1000 new e-mails from wikileaks that details the campaign's innerworkings. nikole killion is in washington with the latest. nikole: the trump campaign says

election. this morning, two women speaking out to "the new york times" claiming donald trump touched them inappropriately. >> it was a real shock when all of the sudden -- nikole: demanded a retraction. in a statement wrote, "this entire article is fiction, and for the new york times to launch a completely false, coordinated character assassination against mr. trump on a topic like this is dangerous." the clinton campaign also responded saying "this disturbing story sadly fits everything we know about the way

with donald trump directly by phone about the women's claims. he told them none of this ever took place. in washington, nikole killion, wmur news 9. sean: wmur and the new hampshire union leader will bring you the granite state debates in november. each debate will be an hour long and will be held at 7:00 p.m. the candidates for governor will debate on november 1. the candidates for us senate will debate on november 2. the first congressional district debate will be on november 3, and the second cgr district debate will be held on november 4. the new hampshire institute of politics is hosting the debate. there are a limited number of seats available. if you'd like to register for the oppportunity to be in the audience, please head over to the st. anselm college website, anselm.edu/granite-state-debates . the boston bruins kick off their season tonight on the road against the columbus blue

next thursday against new jersey. the bruins will be without patrice bergeron, who is day to day with a lower body injury. and also without kevan miller, who will be out 6-weeks with a broken hand. some good news with this update on merrimacks tim schaller. yesterday, they called him back up to boston, meaning he will start the season with the bruins. >> as a coaching staff, tried to implement things that will make us better as make our defensive and offensive game be more efficient. i think it has shown in the preseason games at the park is moving better. -- puck is moving better. >> i've only been here for a week come is still drags on. i'm very excited for this season. erin: one rookie wasted no time in making his mark last night during the opening night of the nhl season.

tying the record for most goals in a debut. the 19-year-old was the number one pick in this years draft. toronto did go on to lose to ottawa in overtime. sean: he's the number one pick. 4 goals, is that it? he has raised the bar. locker room talk has been making headlines the past few days. the topic came up at the patriots press conference yesterday. tom brady wasn't interested in the discussion. >> you have kids of your own. how would you respond if your kids heard donald trump's >> thank you, guys. have a good day. sean: he did not want to respond. brady, finally back after his suspension. he was also named the offensive player of the week. the patriots will host the cincinnati bengals this sunday afternoon. new england is favored by points, but the pats are 8.5 expecting a good game.

is proven to win over years. therefore in their division. it is a tough division to play in. >> they have explosive receiving. the running back is really good. the offensive line is a really good group. really good football team. erin: 2 more high school football games this weekend for the collection sights for new hampshire tackles hunger. somersworth at campbell, and newport at mascoma valley. fans are encouraged to bring a sh so far 52,000 pounds have been , collected at the games this fall. >> now, your storm watch 9 forecast. kevin: we have chilly beautiful weather. we are getting a little bit of rain later today? kevin: there will be a front coming through. it might not be more than a half

edge of cool air. likely the air mass in place for the next two or three days. we are looking at a chance of light showers. low cloudiness, patchy fog, and the potential of drizzle for the next couple of hours. from there, sunny breaks on either side of mid-with highs in the 60's. the clouds clear tonight setting up cooler air for friday and saturday all the way throughsu are against the mountains. overcast skies, temperatures in the 40's. north of there, temperatures in the 30's. to the west, broken line of showers approaching. nothing more than a quarter inch of rain out of this. 40's were the clouds have built in. a few areas of fog with maybe

clear skies overnight. high temperatures in the 60's with a light breeze out of the south at 5-10 miles per hour. a little chance either side of midday of showers. then moving quickly across the area, the front with clouds cleared quickly behind it. tomorrow, the 50's. highs in the 50 stateid that we will have on saturday, minus the wind. that means colder air funneling in. a cold day when we dropped -- like when we dropped to the 20's and 30's. this looks like the potential for saturday morning and sunday morning, blows in the 20's to lower 30's. one spot that has not seen

a good deal of sunshine for the weekend, 50's on saturday, lower to middle 60's on sunday ahead of the next quick moving front on monday. highs in the 60's, clouds early, sunny breaks, a late day shower along the front with 1/10-inch of rain. then temperatures will drop with clearing skies. as the wind lightens, lower 30's hanging on in the south east areas. we do it all over again within a few degrees on sunday morning. a lot of sunshine for the weekend. if you have outdoor plans, this weekend is the weekend to do it. erin: great. chores so easy a dog to do it? find out why this adorable service dog is winning hearts on

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to destroy isis... and put our security before my party-- opposing president obama's plan to close guantanamo. narrator: all while kelly ayotte skipped nearly half her homeland security committee hearings on border security and drug trafficking. even attending a fundraiser right after she missed a hearing.

kevin: temperatures and the 40's, low to mid level clouds in central and southern areas. a front late this afternoon with light rain that will bring in cool air for friday and the weekend. erin: she can put away laundry, grab a water bottle from the fridge, close the dishwasher, oh, and did we mention that she's a dog? this is harlow, a 15-month-old golden retriever from florida. sean: harlow's tricks are not just for show. it's all part of harlow's training to become a fully fledged service dog to help her owner. harlow now has more than 70,000

erin: you can understand why, right? everyone would love to have a dog like that. sean: yes, we would. the original painting for the movie poster for e.t. has sold for almost $400,000. the movie poster sold for $394,000 on wednesday at an auction. the image was used on the standard intitial release for the 1982 film. dallas based heritage auctions says the buyer wishes to remain anonymous. steven spielberg, perhaps? he has the coin to do it. kevin: one of the 15 movies that i have seen. sean: i sent him that we all cried at the end? erin: i balled my eyes out. sean: coming up, the latest on the shooting that left two veteran boston police officers fighting for their lives. ray: a teacher at keene high

police to begin their evacuation. sean: moore evacuations in north carolina as the governor warns residents to stay away. erin: a sailor killed in the pearl harbor attack will finally be laid to rest in his native new hampshire. [ roars ] [ up tempo music ] dinner! may i be excused? get the new xfinity tv app and for the first time ever stream live tv, watch on demand,

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>> now on daybreak. teacher arrested. what police say she had on school grounds. sean: officers shot. two officers are in the hospital with critical injuries after an overnight shooting. kevin: temperatures up in the 60's but a front moving through later bringing big changes. erin: y hannaford is upset over plans one-way street. ? >> no one covers new hampshire like we do. now wmur news 9 daybreak. erin: good morning, new hampshire. thanks for waking up with us. i'm erin fehlau. sean: good morning. i'm sean mcdonald. we have had some beautiful fall weather. we could see a little bit of rain later this afternoon. kevin: the best chance will be