shelley: now at 11:00, a community on edge as a suspect wanted for shooting a woman on the head is still on the loose tonight. where police thought they had him cornered. >> right now police investigating a crash that closed a roadway in maine for hours. tonight, multiple people in the hospital. >> after lots of clouds and a few showers today, it's right back to full sun on frit. bright skys will continue over the weekend. >> we are just so fortunate to have them >> a couple donations a big donation to anselm college. what the school plans to do with the money. announcer: wmur news tonight. tom: 11:00 and still a loft concerns tonight as lake side officials urge female be on the lookout for a man considered to be arm and dangerous.

shelley: and i'm shell ill-cal -- shell ill-walcott. concern in meredith tonight after authorities announce they're still searching for a man suspected of shooting a woman. >> they haven't caught him yet? >> no. yes, it does concern me. >> police condition verged on webster highway after they got a credible tip about jason piccolo. he shot a the head on tuesday. they found victim at a home on arlene drive bleeding but still alive. he fled the scene in a stolen car that was later found in meredith. and today someone called them reporting they saw him. >> we've got several tips and the most reliable the latest one he was recently mean? this area. they have this description of the suspect.

blue jeans a maroon sweat shirt. >> nothing turned up. news that was disappointing to people out here. >> i thought they had tall roads blocked and everything. and they had him in the woods. >> and now police are urging people nietzsche to lock -- nearby to lock their doors and be on the look out. >> he's higy if you do see someone matching this description please contact us. >> and the woman allegedly shot by him is expected to survive. anyone with information is asked to call police or new hampshire state police. >> those two boston police officers are still in critical but stable condition while being shot while responding to a domestic disturbance. kirk figueroa opened fire as

exchanged gunfire. killing the suspect. the police officers are being hailed as heroes. >> officer morris was hit in one of miss main arteries in his league. the officers were quick to apply a tourniquette which doctors later said probably saved his life. >> the suspect was not licensed to carry a gun in the bay s delivering civil paperwork. shelley: a serious car crash in york, maine. 15 people were checked on the scene for injuries. four of those people were take on the the hospital with nonlife threatening injuries. a car with new hampshire plates was stuck in sand. the driver was able to get out of the car ok. several other people had to be extricated from their cars, the

>> tonight, the man accused of starting a fire at a bridgewater mobile home behind bars, officers arrested tyler prescott in connection to a fire at his mobile home on mayhewn turnpike. he's facing felony arson charges along with criminal threatening charges. authorities would not comment on a possible motive. >> it was a fire in home. we've identified that. one of the residents that live there had is responsible for the fire. we've issued a warrant for his arrest and he was taken into custody. tom: the probably cause hear willing likely be held next week. shelley: tillton police say 33-year-old jessica allen is wanted on two sales of a narcotic drug and possession with intent to distribute charges. those charges are part of a joint police investigation.

investigation, approximately 200 grams of suspected her winn fen tall nil was found. >> a man haws been charged for 55 months for robbing a manchester bank last year. 25-year-old ricardo mejia pleaded guilty for holding um the bank. he admitted that he told to teller he had a gun and said "don't give me any tainted money or i'll come back and shoot yo two men who they say stole jewelry from a home. two men went on horse corner road this afternoon and offered to seal coat the victim's driveway. one of the men asked to use the bathroom and instead went into the victim's bedroom and stole several pieces of jewelry. anyone with information is asked to call police . >> to commitment 2016 coverage. and today first lady michelle

hampshire university. and she took some time to share her reaction to video of donald trump's controversial remarks. she says it has shaken her to the core and also admitted the language she heard from trump hurt her personally. >> and i can't believe that i'm saying that a candidate for president of the united states has bragged about sexually assaulting women. and i have to tell you that i -- i can't stop this. it has shaken me to my core in a way that i couldn't have predicted. >> and obama may have to say that as much as this election may feel like a bad dream voters can't pretend it isn't happening. tom: the forum hosted by the police association was held at the institute of politics.

varying topics. one question was asked about how to keep the state safe. >> i know that the central thing that we need to do is to overcome this crisis. that means making sure that you have the tools that you need whether it's operation granite hammer or programs like the successful expansion of medicare healthcare coverage. >> we have to make sure that remain competitive whether it's in terms of salaries, benefits programming. where we have right now, young people that are not looking otherwise they would have been but are currently not looking at laumplet. >> that forum lasted one hour. >> saint anselm has received $6 million. the donation came from roger and francine jean and the money will help fund a new student center on campus. roger is a saint anselm alumnus

and his wife have been giving back to the school for years. >> saint anselm college has broke ground on what will be a new student center thanks to a historic donation. >> it's a tremendous day for the college. it sfeeks the commit dwhrament the jeans have for the institution and the love that they have for the people here. >> roger and francine jean are donating $6 million the largest donation in school history. roger is a graduated in 1970's. >> the thing that makes me, you know, feel good at least, is the students and what they'll be able to do here. >> existing student slernt be expanded to accommodate a growing school population. >> as we become larger and more sophisticated, our students are expecting more. it's something we recognized we need. >> it will feature a bookstore,

months. >> we have the student success theme and the student activities theme. so it will be added to very significantly and really become the hub of our campus activity. >> i'm super excited for the donation. i'm glad that i chose saint a's because that shows how much pride they have in the school. >> it will be named after the jeans. the couple has helped 21 students come to saint a's. >> especially for new hampshire students that this would be a contribution to let them continue their education and graduate from such a great institution. >> to aid -- make it possible for students in need to come to saint anselm and have a more normal experience. let's say for the four years, i think is very important to us and having a place like this in order to be part of that

>> in manchester, kristen car rosa wmur news nine. >> let's hear it for the jeans. tom: ok. coming up on news 9 tonight -- shelley: the man accused of bombings in new york and new jersey, and the plea he answered. tom: plus an astronaut and what he has his sights set on now. >> temperatures above average

it's not uncommon for autistic kids to flap their hands. m a republican, but this election is so much bigger than party. my son max can't live in trump world. so i'm crossing party lines and voting for hillary. i don't always agree with her, but she's reasonable. and she's smart. she can work with people to solve problems. i want to be able to tell my kids that i did the right thing when it really mattered.

shelley: tonight the man accused of detonating bombs is being held on bail. tom: ack man ramani front of the judge today. he alerted the f.b.i. two years ago that his son had terrorist ties. >> and what did you tell them? >> i said you have a connection with this guy. tom: but the f.b.i. says the father later recanted those claims and ramini was never questioned. he is now waiting to face federal charges for those bombings. shelley: federal investigators

hoboken train crash. the ntsb heavy damage is harpering the investigation. -- hampering the investigation. the propulsion system was destroyed in the crash. the justice department is move forward with police use of force data. they begin the pilot program early next year. law enforcement agencys will collect data on how n civilians die in police custody. the earliest participants will be the largest law enforcement agencies. tom: the death toll is growing from hurricane matthew. 38 people have died. 22 of those deaths were in north carolina. meanwhile crews are still searching for survivor there is. and new hampshire volunteers have been deployed down south in order to offer assistance. problem down there was all that heavy rain they got and the

>> the storm surge and it was the torrential rain that didn't let up. we've been tracking oolt tropical system and that was nicole that battered bermuda today. the center went right over bermuda during the late morning right around midday. winds out ahead of it out of the east about 110 miles per hour. check it a couple of hours later, complete opposite direction. the storm racing away from bermuda at power at this time as you might expect. hey, around here today, we did see a couple of showers move through. but on average it was a dry morning and early afternoon. you can see by the time lapse photos. fall foliage coming close to peak. then the clouds started to roll in during the late afternoon and early evening. fair, breezy, cool for the rest of this night and then tomorrow

days. early in the day very cold. saturday morning likely seeing the coldest temperatures so far this season. many spots in the mid to upper 20's. concord north and west and low 30's. that will be it for the warm spots in downtown manchester. so a good chance of some frost early on saturday morning. warmer by sunday afternoon. and the next disturbance comes here sunday night into monday with a few more showers. doppler radar is quiet. the out a few hours ago. skies are already clearing in many spots. the winds are freshing out of the northwest. 50's for many. running above the average for this time of year. by daybreak, 36 far north upper 30's in and lower 40's elsewhere. next couple of days we'll feature cool temperature bus right at the average. but that will give way for a bit

even though temperatures dip over the next couple of days, i would say sunday at or above normal temperatures yet again. we're not talking about summer warmth but at least temperatures again above where they should be for the midpart of october. sunshine for tomorrow and that basically locks in for saturday and sunday. you'll see here on futurecast outside of a little bit of fog early, it's mostly clear skies not only for tomorrow but into tomorrow night and with light winds that will allow temperatures to really more sun on saturday and even more as we go into the day on sunday. as for the highs tomorrow, we'll be cooler than today. topped off 60's to lower 70's today. but tomorrow low to mid 50's north. mid 50's in the region. mid to upper 50's in the valleys. and upper 50's to around 60 south. upper 50's along the coast. so where do we go from here? take a look at your weekend,

new hampshire at 30 means concord north and west in the upper 30's. manchester in the coast in the low 30's. so quite chilly early on sunday. maybe a bit cool there. we may come up with a couple of days. a big warm-up by afternoon. a couple of showers sunday night scattered about into monday mainly dry tuesday although there could be an isolated shower. a little bit warmer tuesday and on thursday cooling just a bit. but all those temperatures after average again. >> very good, thank you. shelley: well, a special visitor stopped by the discovery center in collin center to share some of this out of this world story. >> lee more rin is a new hampshire native who helped build the international space station. now as jean mackin reports he has his sites set very far away. >> safe to sele more rin has been around the world a few

earth like home. >> it's a pleasure to be back here in new hampshire. a crowd of space enthusiasts gathered a the mccullough shepherd space center to hear about his adventures. >> he was born and raised from manchester. graduated in unh. he became an undersea medical officer. then a navy flight surgeon before he really took flight on the space shuttle. that's lee more rin taking one giant leap for station. >> i personally tightened 12 of those bolts that hold the space station together. so that is the pinnacle of my career. and it works out for two years of education for both. >> and now lee more rin is on to another astronomical mission helping nasa send people to mars. >> the purpose of orion is to go into deep space.

capsuled for their journey to the red planet within the next two decades. >> it has room for up to six people. it will start off with four. but there would be room for up to six. >> he told the hometown crowd to expect an unmanned test flight in 2018 on top of the largest rocket ever built. his sights set high from his roots in new hampshire. in concord jean mackin, wmur news 9. festival kicked off in portsmouth. festival goers can buy their tickets atport mouth discovery center. films range from comedy to drama and documentaries including family centered movies. >> it is a celebration of film from, you know, 100 movies to afterparties, workshop, panels,

shelley: more than 10,000 people are expected at the 16th annual event. tom: let's go over to jamie. jamie: bruin season opener and wow. brad marchand, what a night for the black and gold.

it's a great view from the top. just ask chris sununu. chris inherited a famous name and was given the top job at his family's resort, where, over the years, chris cut jobs and cut employees' hours to avoid giving them health insurance. so it's no surprise chris opposes the minimum wage because he never had to work for anything. chris sununu has no business being governor. has been paid for by put new hampshire first and has not been authorized by any candidate. i'm colin van ostern, and this is my father-in-law, rich. and this is peter and patrick. i agreed to do a tv ad only if my grandkids were in it, too. i trust colin with their future. my clean energy plan is all about their future. as governor, i'll invest in solar and renewable energy. that'll hold down energy costs, create local jobs, and protect the environment. it's how we keep new hampshire

keep feeding the kids cake and ice cream. you get a lot of energy that way, too. bob hillery: i spent 21 years in the navy, defending america. you get a lot of energy if i only showed up half the time, i'd have been court-martialed. but that's what senator kelly ayotte did. she missed nearly half of her homeland security hearings. vo: on critical homeland security hearings, ayotte was mia... even missing a hearing the same day she went to a washington fundraiser. for ayotte, collecting campaign cash comes first. bob hillery: when it comes to fighting terrorism, vo: senate majority pac is responsible for the

jamie: let the games begin. the brost bruins drop the puck taking on the blue jackets. the bees were without patrice bergeron. so they needed an inspired

bruins had them right where they wand them. brad marchand for the goal. his first of the year, 3-2 game. and then just a couple of minutes later they'll hook up again, another nice play by marchand. back kess tips in the shot by david pastor knack -- pastnak. he had three assists. cleanse up on the pastrnak rebound. marchand had a great summer at rebound. marchand had a great summer at rolled right into this one. he scored again. he gets two goals and three assists. two goals for pastrank. the bruins will play at toronto saturday night. the exhibition season continued for the boston celtics. the big guy al horford with a three-pointer. and he scored 13 points with nine rebounds. here's jaylen brown.

the celts were up four. tyler zeller gets the rebound inside and scores. and the celtics they go on to win 100-97. kentucky basketball held an open practice for the media and scouts recently on national tv scouts from all 30 nba teams were there that allowed us our first look at number 32, freshman he's ranked number 44. he should have a great career. the decisive game five of the nlds series between the dodgers and the nationals playing out right now. bottom of the seventh. what an inning, in the top of the sevenths they got a home run in the bomb of the seventh the nationals got two back. heisey just did a two-run homer to knock the pitcher o out of the game.

the winner advances to play the cubs in the nlds. >> derryfield school top spot. two playoffs up for grabs. lindsay stag a freshman with a great shot for the cougars. and abby harns made the save. good bid for the jabs. grier woolly makes the save. so that kept it scoreless. after the sav win 1-0. the cougars get the number one sfleed the d-2 tournament. goody vision two turn to good division two tournament. marley may yo tips it over to abby. she knocks it in. 1-0 pinkerton. she scores again. bennett also had a goal as pinkerton went up 3-0.

petrocelli but the astros win 3-1. our hometown heros are the jenderen brothers. both will continue to play in the ivy league. they are currently playing football for phillips andover acad pli. gardner is a big offensive tackle. he'll play football at brown. colby is an incredible lacrosse play >> we who is also playing football at phillips academy. so the brothers heading to the ivy league. >> it's really a dream come true. and my parents still can't really believe it. but colby and i are so happy to go to school together let alone college together. it's going to make us twilingter and stronger -- tighter and stronger. >> i like the campus and the facility and the student first

draw for us. >> good luck to them. >> new hampshire tackles hunger if you're going to masacoma valley, you can get in free with a canned good. >> still to come on news 9 tonight. -- shelley: it is almost time for this massive pumpkin to be tossed. coming up, the event that has teams coming all over the country heading to low den. -- ? keep on smiling with dunkin's delicious reese's peanut butter doughnut square. frosted with chocolate and filled with reese's peanut butter buttercream. taste the fave you crave today. america runs on dunkin'. i'm frank guinta

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i'm maggie hassan, and i approve this message. than our security. that's why i hired more state troopers... and strengthened plans for school safety. support aggressive action 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. kelly ayotte: just out for herself.

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