sean: the search is on for a shooting suspect in the lakes region, where he may have been spotted. >> donald trump on the campaign trail, while hillary clinton warns voters this i'll have the latest coming up. kevin: cooler air diving in, setting up our weekend weather. we'll have all the latest with futurecast ahead. >> a message from space. an astronaut from here in new hampshire is sharing some of his experiences, and now he's looking toward mars. >> snow one covers new

erin: thanks for ending your week with us. i'm erin fehlau. sean: i'm sean mcdonald. we're about to get to the weekend, and it looks like nice weather. kevin: the cooler air is going to be in place, but it looks like a good deal of sunshine both days, chilly starts both mornings. we start off with temperatures in the 30's up north and lower and mid 40's in the southern. a taste of the cooler air that will funnel in. it will be with sunshine. h that should give way to partial sunshine. the breeze this morning, active already. it will be gusting at times over 15 to 20 miles an hour through the afternoon. that eventually is going to send temperatures backwards tonight, maybe the first fross for the coast early tomorrow morning. much more on the weekend coming up. let's look at the friday morning late. we're joined by deb davis. good morning, deb. deb: good morning, kevin. we're starting the morning with problems right now in pelham due to an overnight crash.

bridge street between old gag erode and youngs crossing road. crews are replacing a utility pole, and detours are in place. they're asking to you avoid it if possible. 93 north and south is moving well through the state with no delays at this time, as are all over major highways in new hampshire. if you are heading into massachusetts, all roads south of the state line are also up to speed as well. this report is being brought to you by auto fare, from the wzid traffic network, i'm davidson. sean: concern is growing in the lakes region this morning as the search for the man who shot a woman in the head continues. erin: police say jason cuocolo should be considered armed and dangerous. ray brewer is live this morning. ray, i understand that someone reported seeing him yesterday. ray: that's right, erin. police telling us they received a credible tip that jason cuocolo had been seen in

a woman here in belmont. investigators combed the pirates cove along daniel webster highway last night after someone reported seeing cuocolo, but they came up empty. he's accused of shooting a 33-year-old woman in the head tuesday in belmont, then stealing a car to make his getaway. that car was later found in meredith. >> should be considered armed and dangerous, and i would highly suggest that no one approach him, but if you too see someone matching his ray: police believe cuocolo is on foot. police are urging people to lock their doors, keep a sharp eye out. the victim is expected to survive. reporting live, ray brewer, wmur news 9. erin: in a new court filing yesterday, hillary clinton says under oath that she cannot recall key details of her use of a private email server and

group. her campaign is also declining to verify the authenticity of emails released by wikileaks. meantime, donald trump is angrily denying the latest allegations of sexual misconduct. abc's angelica spanos is following the campaign. angelica: good morning. donald trump continues to say that the debt is stacked -- that the deck is stacked against him. he's now pointing his finger at the media, the clintons, and says his campaign h these allegations are false. prepost sandruss ludicrous, the words donald trump used against allegations against him. mr. trump: these people are horrible people. they're horrible, horrible liars. there's false attacks are absolutely hurtful. angelica: his campaign planning an all-out assault on bill clinton and his past misconduct. but on the trail, hillary clinton is unfazed.

obama. ms. obama: i can't believe that i'm saying that a candidate for president of the united states has bragged about sexually assaulting women. angelica: clinton let the fist lady take aim at trump, while she sat down with ellen degeneres. ms. clinton: we've got to work hard, because who knows. angelica: the clinton campaign still dealing with fallout from the latest wikileaks release. the newest internal emails showe apologize for using a private email server. angelica spanos, abc news, new york. erin: there are several key races here in new hampshire, including the race for the corner office. the two candidates take part in a forum last night. the forum was hosted by the police association. democrat colin van ostern and republican chris sununu answered 15 questions, including how they would keep the state safe. >> i know that the central

safety is to overcome this crisis. that means making sure you have the tools you need, whether it's operation granite hammer or programs like the successful expansion of medicaid healthcare coverage in our state. >> over the next five and 10 years, we have to make sure we remain competitive with recruitment, salaries, benefits, programming. we have a lot of folks right now, young people, that are not looking, otherwise they would have been, but currently not looking at law enforcement. erin: to learn more about the senate, and house and compare them on the issues that matter most to you, go to the politics section of our website, wmur.com. sean: a man accused of robbing a bank in man chester is due in court today. court documents say leeland eisenberg robbed a citizens bank back in august, and police say he had cocaine when they arrested him. eisenberg previously served time for taking hostages at hillary clinton's campaign headquarters in rochester back in 2007.

prison for robbing a queen city bank last year. 25-year-old ricardo mejia pleaded guilty to holding up the northway savings bank. he admitted that he told a teller he had a gun and said, "don't give me any tainted money or i'll come back and shoot you." a massachusetts state trooper who was indicted for assaulting a man who allegedly led police on a two-state car chase is due in court. in nashua today, joseph anyone has pleaded not simple assault. in flynn's response to the indictment, flynn says he was justified in the use of nondeadly force to arrest and capture richard simon. a new hampshire state trooper already pleaded guilt toy simple assault charges in the case. erin: a new hampshire car was involved in a massive crash in york, maine. a total of 10 vehicles were involved, including a dump truck that overturned, partially burying the new hampshire car in sand. four people were taken to the hospital, but incredibly, no

several people did have to be cut out of their vehicles. the skyline in portsmouth will change a little today. crews are set to remove the lift span of the sarah long bridge this morning and float it away on barges. both traffic on the river should return to normal next week. the new bridge is scheduled to open next september. sean: all right, almost done. still to come -- mission to mars. a new hampshire native is working on nasa's mission to the red planet, and he's already spent time in space. on display. the new hampshire film festival is officially underway in portsmouth. sean: in the next half-hour, how the money will help out

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?" 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... to end the opiate epidemic. sean: a live look in concord, where temperatures have dipped back into the 40's across a good part of the state.

early this morning. it's feeding in cooler, dryer air, setting up chilly starts to the weekend, but some really nice, sunny afternoons. we'll have details come up. erin: the new hampshire film festival is officially underway this morning in portsmouth, featuring great local productions. sean: this is always a great event. if you'd like to attend, tickets are available at the portsmouth discovery center. you can also ask questions about the movies that are showing at four different venees in the city through sunday. the films include comedy, family. >> it is a celebration of film, from, you know, 100 movies to after parties, workshops, panels, filmmakers in attendance, q&a's and just four days of celebration. sean: this is the 16th year for the film festival, and more than 10,000 people are expected to attend. erin: a nasa astronaut came home to new hampshire yesterday to share news about his next

captain lee morin was born and raised in man chester and graduated from u.n.h. yesterday he spoke to space enthusiasts at the mcauliffe shepherd recovery center in concord. he's already walked in space, helped build the international space station during his space shuttle mission. >> they hold the space station together, so that is the pinnacle of my career, and it pinnacle of my career, and it works out to about two years of erin: the new hampshire native has signed on for the orion program, and he's now working on the crew capsule for nasa's mission to mars within the next two decades. so how cool is that? what a career he's had. sean: plus he can still look up and see the i.s.s. up there and say, hey, i helped build that. 12 minutes past 5:00. coming up -- many of us are starting to turn the heat on,

erin: plus, how big is the universe? scientists say even they are surprised by new estimates concerning the number of galaxies. sean: and meet nivea. she's a 6-year-old boxer mix with a goofy side. she's full of energy and loves car rides, hiking and swimming. she refers to be an only pet and is waiting for you at the manchester animal shelter. for more information on her and other animals, go to

when all three of these guys show up, sometimes, i just have to say, "no way." so i appreciate it when annie kuster says "no" to cutting social security. she stood up to both parties to protect our benefits. annie's working to make sure we have a secure retirement. so i can worry about these guys instead. thanks, annie. i'm annie kuster and i approve this message.

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. i've been called a problem solver by independent groups, and ranked as one of the most bipartisan senators. i'm kelly ayotte - and i approve this message, because whether i'm working with republicans, democrats, or independents, i'm standing up for new hampshire. erin: things keep getting worse for samsung. the company expects to lose nearly $3 billion in profits between now and march because of all of the problems with the galaxy note 7. that would essentially wipe out samsung's entire mobile business profit. samsung announced this week that it is stopping sales and production of the smartphone due to safety issues.

due to problems with the parking brakes. the recall includes about 350,000 civics from the 2016 model year. honda says the electronic parking brake may not work if applied right after turning the ignition off. owners will be notified starting next month. the weather is starting to turn colder, but it looks like it will cost a little more to stay warm this winter. prices for oil, propane, natural gas, and electricity will all likely be h to what they were in previous years. still, you can expect to pay several hundred dollars more between now and march. heating oil prices are up by about 42 cents a gallon. sean: the university may be bigger than we previously thought. an international team led by a professor in england now estimates that there may be up to two trillion galaxies in the universe. previous estimates put the number between 100 and 200 billion.

space surveys by the telescope. this is why you need a galaxy class star ship like the enterprise to get around. kevin: this is why we need the calculating mind like yours here on daybreak. sean: i thought that was the case, but i guess we're up in the trillions. kevin: news 9 anchor and news 9 calculator. sean: i forgot to carry the one. erin: that was the problem. [laughter] erin: oh, nows kevin: occasionally that happens to me in the morning, sometimes you got to carry the one. we start off early on with a northwesterly breeze, which is going to continue to dry things out today. lower humidity levels eventually seeking temperatures as cold as we have been so far this season later on tonight. we have seen this play out over the last several mornings, where temperatures dip back into the 20's and 30's. well, we are looking at temperatures later on tonight to fall back into the 20's to near 30, and maybe down into

because of that, frost advisory posted for the coast later on tonight, one of the few places where the growing season continues at this point. next front for us located up in the northern plains, and that doesn't arrive here until sunday evening. so the timing of friday and our weekend is pretty good as it stands now. temperatures not too bad to take early this morning. we have them in the low and mid 40's, but we have a breeze, which is already active, and gusting over 20 miles an hour. that will continue through the day. that brisk wind is going to set up cooler temperatures. now, this eventuallyll rotates through tomorrow night and into sunday morning, and then we get a little bit of a surge of warmth, which likely lasts through a good portion of next week. so 50's to near 60 today. bear in mind, with the wind, even despite the sunshine, it's probably going to feel a little bit cooler than that, and the partial sunshine that we have up north later on this afternoon will be after some morning clouds. tonight, mostly clear skies. lighter winds overnight. and again, we're talking anywhere from let's say 22 up in pittsburgh to as warm, if you want to call that, as 37

talking about, even just a few miles inland. 50's to near 60's tomorrow. the difference, not much of a wind out there tomorrow, so it will feel good with the full sunshine. and then after another chilly night tomorrow night and early sunday morning, with lows in the 20's to mid 30's, maybe just a couple of degrees warmer in most locations. we do see an increase in high clouds later on sunday afternoon, and maybe a couple of showers sunday night and early monday, but that's really about it as far as any sort of weather for us here over the next t 50's to near 60 as we work our way through the afternoon. here's the extended forecast. again, similar temperatures tomorrow, but it will be with a much lighter wind and full sunshine. from there, we start to add a few extra high clouds on sunday. temperatures in the afternoon making their way up into the 60's. and yes, 60's to even some lower 70's for the first half of next week. it is not perfect weather, though. we will have a couple of showers and here there, which, as we've been talking about, seven, eight months now, we

probably start to get into a wetter pattern, but maybe just a couple of showers. sean: the skiers want to see snow. let's check out our top stories. we start with ray brewer. ray: the search for a man who allegedly shot a woman in belmont shifts to meredith. police say they received a credible tip that jason cuocolo was in meredith. police searching a scommome wooded area near the pirates cove mini golf along daniel webster highway after someone they came up empty. he's accused of shooting a 33-year-old woman in the head tuesday near belmont. the victim is expected to survive. sean: a man accused of robbing a bank in man chester is due in federal court. court documents say leeland eisenberg robbed the citizens bank on elm street in august, and police say he had cocaine when arrested. crews are set to remove the lift span of the sarah long bridge and float it away on barges.

week. it's going to look different out there. erin: definitely will. coming up, a terrifying experience with a great white shark. a driver was actually inside this cage and managed to escape

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sean: it is friday morning, october 14. temperatures in the low and mid 40's. extra clouds up north early this morning, but even those give way to sunshine. a breeze today, fairly noticeable out of the northwest, which will lighten tonight, and cold air for the weekend. we'll have details on that. speaking of cold air, the holidays are right around the corner, believe it or not. for a lot of people, that means holiday sweaters. erin: if you're looking to

goldberg wants to help. she's partnered with lord & taylor to lanche a new edition of holiday sweaters. there are 11 oopingses. each is a cashmere blend, and goldberg says each one tells a story. they go on sale november 1 for $139 each. sean: can you wear these when it's not the holidays as well? erin: whenever you want. you're spending $139 on it. sean: a restaurant in san francisco has unveiled a new hamburger part of the new impossible foods erin: impossible foods? this one cooks and tastes like a normal burger, but there's no actual meat. it was made in a lab entirely from plants. the red color comes from a soy beene gene fermented with yeast, and the burger has more protein, less fat, and fewer calories than real beef. work underway on a replacement for pork and bacon. so i don't know. sean: is this something you're going to eat on the way to mars? it seems weird. i wish you didn't tell me that.

a diver in mexico survived an incredible encounter. erin: watch as the shark starks to attack in the water, but once the shark hit the side of the cage, actually broke through the metal. moments later it came through the top, and then swam off with only very minor injuries. seconds later, the diver who had been in that cage calmly swam up and got out of the water without a scratch. sean: hold on a second. so the shark could get in so the shark could get in there? so you're never going to swim with sharks in the cage? erin: sean: well, i used to test shark cages back in the day for a living. [laughter] sean: wow. that was scarry. erin: no kidding. sean: coming up in the next half-hour -- the brewers are back, and brad marchand put up incredible numbers in the season opener for boston. erin: you tested shark cages? sean: yeah, for a living. erin: all right. get ready for extreme chunkin

>> no one covers new hampshire like we do. now wmur news 9 daybreak. erin: good morning to you on this friday, october 14. we are seeing some temps out there that are in the beautiful. looks like a full moon to me out there this morning. sean: it's getting there, i think, but it's going to be a beautiful weekend. let's get to our top stories on this friday. right now police in the lakes region are searching for a man they say shot a woman in the head. investigators believe jason cuocolo shot the 33-year-old victim tuesday before taking off in a stolen car. two boston police officers remain in critical but stable condition after being shot in the line of duty. police say 33-year-old kirk

in east boston this week. officers returned fire, killing the suspect. and st. anselm college has just received a $6 million donation. the gift came from a st. anselm alumnus and will help build a new student center on campus. erin: the weather this weekend is looking beautiful, right? kevin: yeah, if you like the classic autumn weather, chilly evening, kind of the briskness in the air and full sin schein during the day, and it's feeling warmer, this is the weekend for you. we are going to run that we haven't seen yet, while we're in the low and mid 40's this morning. 20's and 30's both the next couple of mornings. highs this morning in the 50's. a similar scenario, but much lighter wind out there tomorrow. erin: i think we have soccer games early tomorrow, so it's going to be chilly. kevin: early, yes. erin: we want to check the roads for you and see how things are moving out there. this is a live look at 93. kevin: we're joined live by deb

deb: good morning, kevin and erin. we have problems in pelham. route 38, bridge street, is currently closed due to an overnight crash. that closure is between old gag erode and youngs crossing road. crews are replacing a utility pole that was damaged in that crash in the overnight hours, and detours are currently in place. if you're in the everett turn pike, you're not seeing any delays through the bedford tolls and making your way to nashua. right now 95 is moving well from mass to the maine state lowell or burlington. this report is being brought to you by auto fare, from the wzid traffic network. i'm deb davidson for 95.7 wzid. sean: deb, thanks. law enforcement officials in the lakes region are urging people to be on the lookout for a man considered armed and dangerous. erin: state police are now leading the search for a man accused of shooting a belmont woman in the head. wmur's ray brewer is live with the latest on the investigation. good morning, ray.

credible tip that jason cuocolo was in meredith, this two days after he allegedly shot a woman here in belmont. in meredith, some residents are worried this morning after authorities announced they're still searching for the man suspected of shooting a woman. >> they vanity caught him yet? >> no. >> oh, my. ray: new hampshire state police converged on daniel webster highway in meredith last night after getting a tip about jason cuocolo. belmont police say cuo a 33-year-old woman in the head tuesday at a home on arlene drive. police say he fled the scene in a stolen car that was later found in meredith. >> we got a tip. we've gotten several tips since this incident occurred. the latest one was a reliable one, as he was recently seen in this immediate area. ray: troopers searched a home and wooded area near pirates cove after the reported sighting, but nothing turned up, news that was disappointing

roads blocked and everything and had him in the woods. ray: investigators say cuocolo is believed to be traveling by foot. >> should be considered armed and dangerous, and i would highly suggest no one approach him. but if you see someone matching that description, please contact us. ray: police say that the tips were reported seeing cuocolo dressed in blue jeans, sweatshirt, and a ball cap. they're urging people to keep their doors locked and a sharp eye open. the victim in this case is brewer, wmur news 9. sean: ray, thanks. the man accused of starting a fire late last month is behind bars. officers arrested 30-year-old tyler prescott in connection to a fire in his mobile home on mayhew turnpike on september 30. because the unit was occupied, he faces felony arson charges along with reckless conduct and criminal threatening charges. authorities would not comment

tom: it was a fire in a mobile phone. we've identified that. one of the residents who lived there is responsible for the fire. we have issued warrants for his arrest, and he has been taken into custody. sean: right now prescott is being held on $100,000 bail. erin: this morning, two boston police officers remain in critical but stable continue after being shot while responding to a domestic disturbance. police say 33-year-old opened the home this week. several other officers ran inside and exchanged gunfire, killing the suspect. responding officers then began administering first aid, and they're being hailed as heroes. >> officer morris was hit in one of his main arteries in his leg. the officers were dwoik put their hands and apply a tourniquet, which doctors later say probably saved his life. erin: police say the suspect

was a constable delivering civil paperwork. sean: happening today, the suspect in the fatal wrong-way crash on i-89 in vermont will face five second-degree murder charges. steven burgoin will be arraign this had morning from the hospital. police say he was driving the wrong way on i-89 near burlington saturday night when he crashed into a car, killing five teens, including 15-year-old janie from meredith. he's also accused of stealing a crashing into several other vehicles. a judge had set $1 million bail for the initial charges. erin: tipton police need your help finding an alleged drug dealer. police say 33-year-old jessica allen is wanted on two sales of a narcotic drug and possession with intent to distribute charges. the charges are part of a joint police investigation. they say during the investigation, approximately 200 grams of suspected heroin

-- of suspected heroin fentanyl was found. sean: officers say matthew emerson grabbed a 82-year-old woman's purse from her car as she was leaving the store monday and ran to the value street cemetery, where some of it was later found. if you know where emerson is, call police. erin: chichester police are looking for two men they say stole jewelry from a home. they say the two men went to a home on horse corner road on thursday and offered to seal coat the victim's driveway. they say instead went into the victim's bedroom and stole several pieces of jewelry. anyone with information is urged to call the police. sean: st. anselm college just received its single largest donation in the history of the school. $6 million. the donation came from roger and fran clean. roger is a st. anselm alumnus and has always given back to the school. this donation will help build a new student center on campus. the existing center will be updated and enlarged to

population. >> a vibrant student center that allows the students to gather to talk to each other, to have conversations, to basically study and just hang out is just a great thing to have on campus. sean: the new student center will be built over the next 18 months. that is a call every school wants to hear about. erin: generous gift, yep. sean: coming up on daybreak -- commitment 201 return to the campaign trail today, how donald trump is responding to the latest allegations against him. erin: and new concerns over the zika virus, where the virus was just discovered and the warning from the c.d.c. kevin: colder air funneling in on a northwesterly wind. that's around through the weekend, but coming with

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kevin: cooler start to this friday morning, northwesterly breeze, and temperatures in the low and mid 40's. a good deal of sunshine, even up north, where you start with clouds this morning, should give way to sun. temperatures this afternoon up in the 50's to near 0. kind of a mid autumn afternoon with the breeze and full sunshine for the weekend, but

detail coming up. sean: if you're just waking up, 5:41. in commitment 2016, donald trump tries to move past a list of sexual assault allegations as he campaigns today in north carolina. meanwhile, first lady michelle obama has strong words about the g.o.p. candidate during a stop in the granite state yesterday. wmur's knick old killion is in washington with the latest. nikole: president obama is blasting republicans who are standing by donald trump, while trump says the latest accusas the clinton machine. last night in cincinnati, donald trump made no mention of the slew of stories from numerous women accusing him of sexual assault. mr. trump: they want to distract from us wikileaks. nikole: earlier in the day, he addressed the controversy, calling them pure fiction. mr. trump: these vicious plans about me, of inappropriate conduct with women are totally and absolutely false.

donald trump. nikole: one of the women featured in the "new york times" article stood by her claim. >> their behavior leaves a mark, leaves a scar, leaves a lot of pain. nikole: stumping for hillary clinton in new hampshire, first lady michelle obama blasted trump over the accusations. ms. obama: a candidate for president of the united states has bragged about sexually assaulting women. it h nikole: hillary clinton praised the remarks as the fist lady's husband piled on. president obama: you claim the mantel of the party of family values. and this is the guy you nominate? nikole: president obama will stump again for clinton later this morning in cleveland. in washington, nikole killion, wmur news 9. erin: republican nominee donald trump will return to the granite state on saturday. he's holding a rally at toyota of portsmouth.

sean: the justice department is now moving forward with plans to collect police use of force data. the f.b.i. plans to begin the pilot program early next year. law enforcement agencies will collect data on how often officers use force and how often civilians die in police custody. the earliest participants would be the largest law enforcement agencies. erin: federal investigators have released a preliminary report on last month's train crash in hoboken, new jersey. one woman was killed and the train crashed. the ntsb says that heavy damage to the front of the train is hampering the investigation. additional testing has been scheduled after investigators found the electronics controlling the train's brakes and propulsion system were destroyed in the crash. sean: well, if you're traveling this morning, you may want to check your flight. united airlines says it has resolved a problem that caused nationwide flight delays last night. a statement from the airline says there was an issue with its weight reporting system,

been fixed, and it says it's now working to get passengers affected by the delays to their destinations. right now, there are no delays out of manchester, but you may encounter them if you're flying through other airports. erin: the man accused of detonating bombs in new york and new jersey is being held on bail this morning. ahmed rahimi pleaded not guilty yesterday to five counts of attempted murder of officers. federal officials are still looking into his motive and past. his father claims that he ago that his son had terrorist ties. erin: the f.b.i. says the father later recanted those claims, and rahami was never questioned. he's now facing federal charges for the bombings. sean: the zika virus has been discovered in another neighborhood in miami. florida governor rick scott says five new locally transmitted cases have been confirmed in the the river area.

neighborhood that is about one square mile in size. the c.d.c. also says that pregnant women and their partners may not want to go to any part of miami-dade county for now. the mosquito-born disease can lead to microsufficient lee and other neurological disorders in newborn babies. erin: the death toll in the u.s. is growing from hurricane matthew. at least 38 people have died from the powerful storm. 22 of the deaths were in north carolina. new hampshire volunteers have been deployed down south to sean: the boston bruins dropped the puck on a new season last night, taking on the blue jackets in columbus. the bruins trailed 3- in the second period, but turns out they had their right where they wanted them. brad marchand maximum a great play to set up david backus for the goal there. just a couple of minutes later, they hook up again, tying it 3-3 heading into the this third period. it didn't take long to take the lead there.

netter, and the bruins win this thing 6-3. the bruins play at toronto saturday night. two more high school football games this weekend will be collection sites for new hampshire tackles hunger. free admission at the mascoma game if you bring a food donation. so far, 52,000 pounds of food have been collected at high school football games this fall. >> now your storm watch 9 forecast. erin: what's the weather going to be like for the games tonight? kevin: chilly am once the sun goes down, it cools off quickly, especially as the winds lighten up. but there will still be a breeze. you'll notice we do have extra clouds out there in the north country early this morning, but beyond that, we are looking at the clear skies across the area, and we are seeing temperatures in the low and mid 40's early this morning, but that's as warm as we will be over the next several mornings, since cooler air continues to funnel in.

out of the northwest, and that will mean cooler highs mainly in the 50's, although there could be lower 60's in southern new hampshire. not going to feel like it with the breeze though. cold night on the way tonight. as a matter of fact, tonight's low temperatures may be a couple of degrees colder than what we had earlier this week with the really cold morning we had, and that poses the chance of either some patchy frost closer to the shore line, where we haven't seen it yet. a lot of sunshine around for the weekend. temperatures in the 50's tomorrow. 50's to the lower half of the 60's with sunday north early this morning. otherwise we're going to look for sunshine into the day today, and plenty of sunshine for both days over the weekend. next system for us located in the northern plains, doesn't really get here until sunday evening. temperatures in the 40's across a good part of the state. you're going to notice a couple of the lower lying valleys dropping down to the mid and upper 40's, with cooler air settling in. the breeze is fairly noticeable and busy early this morning,

gust or two over 20 miles an hour early this morning. the breeze will subside later on this evening, and the breeze out of the northwest continuing to lower the humidity levels and the dew points, so that means temperatures tonight will be allowed to fall to the coldest level so far this season. already a few gusts early this morning, over 20, even 25 miles an hour. we'll see that play out through the day with temperatures in the 50's to near 60. a lot of sunshine south of the white mountain. 134 extra clouds early this morning should give way to partial sunshine into the afternoo wind out of the northwest after midnight. we're talking 20's across a good portion of northern new hampshire, while either side of 30 in western areas of the state and in the low and mid 30's almost all the way to the shoreline overnight tonight. again, frost advisory posted for the overnight hours and very early tomorrow morning for the sea coast. tomorrow, we'll in the 50's with sunshine and a much lighter wind, which will make it feel a lot warmer out there by afternoon, of course, because it will be cold in the

and mid 60's. this is the next front. that eventually comes in here with a chance of a couple of passing showers sunday night or early monday. otherwise, temperatures today up into the 50's with the wind out of the northwest, which lightens later tonight. and then as you'll notice, both mornings over the weekend are going to be chilly. twirts to lower half of the 30's. highs will be in the 50's on saturday, and jumping back into the low and mid 60's on sunday. 60's to even a few lower 70's for the first half of next week, but it's not a dreen break. we'll have the ce shower early monday and maybe another quick-moving system with a chance of a shower on wednesday. erin: all right. great weather, though, for the weekend. the remains of a granite state sailor who died in the attack on pearl harbor are back on american soil this morning. navy fireman third class edwin c. hopkins was one of 429 sailors killed on the u.s.s. oklahoma on december 7, 1941. his remains were recently identified and returned to new

parents with full military honors at a ceremony tomorrow. sean: it is almost time for extreme chunkin at the new hampshire motor speedway. the speedway tweeted these photos yesterday to say this is a giant pumpkin, and it is taking to the air sunday. can you believe that? teams will use machines like catapults and air cannons to launch pumpkins like this one and other extreme items to see who can go the furthest. it goes all weekend from 8:0 speedway. how are they going to launch that thing? erin: i have no idea. sean: that's one big catapult. still to come -- pizza to the rescue. the creative way a man checks occupy his grandma after hurricane matthew. now time for our ulocal hot shots. take a look at this classic pic , new hampshire's beautiful fall leaves. you can submit your pictures and individual sandow join the thousands of ulocal members by

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debbie: is a quiet start, agent bit of a northwesterly wind. temperatures in the low and mid 40's. this is as mild as we will be, as we really drop, 20's to lower 30's both days over the weekend. a lot of sunshine each afternoon. erin: it had been days suspects a family had heard from an 87-year-old woman in the path of hurricane matthew, but her grandson came up with a creative way to check up on her. sean: when no one local police department answered his calls for a welfare check, the man called in an order for delivery, and there was some special instructions with the plain pepperoni pizza, have the papa john's driver called when he arrived, when the pizza arrived, the woman was surprised, but everyone was grateful to see she was doing just fine. that's genius. erin: right. sean: a kirt manwaring pen who left school to fight in world war ii finally received his

his grandson presented him with the diploma that he would have received back in the 1940's. his family invited him to a board meeting, where he thought he was going to lead the pledge of allegiance. instead, they surprised him. he was injured by a german hand grenade while stationed in france. he received an honorable discharge and a purple heart. how about that, though? finally the diploma after so much time. sean: a lot of tears shed there. erin: coming up in yo mission to mars, a nasa astronaut's visit to new hampshire, and he already has impressive contributions that he's made to space travel. ray: the search continues for a man who allegedly shot a woman in belmont. we'll tell you why police were concentrating that search in meredith. sean: changes are coming to the portsmouth sky line. kevin: and commitment 2016 news, the candidates for governor took part in a forum

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angelica: donald trump defiant on the campaign trail, while hillary clinton warns voters this election is not over yet. i'm angelica spoons on with the latest coming up. kevin: cooler air diving in, setting up our weekend weather. we'll have the latest ahead. erin: a message from space, an astronaut from here in new hampshire is sharing some of his experiences, and now he's looking toward mars. >> no one covers new hampshire like we do. now wmur news 9 daybreak. erin: we're headed into another weekend. weather is looking pretty nice. sean: yeah, lot of people had a short week, so it might feel like thursday. it's actually friday. but gorgeous weekend. kevin: we're expecting chilly evenings, kind of a crisp tonight air, with temperatures only in the 50's, not only this afternoon, but tomorrow afternoon. today we're going to have the breeze out of the northwest. it will be gusting at times like it has already early this