conversing with a 16-year-old girl who happens to be one of his students. they say on several occasions the married father of three solicited naked photos of the victim and then sent the girl inappropriate images and videos of himself. the superintendent of schools says the girls parents found those images and contacted police. >> shocked and saddened by the news. it's not something you'reex it you're in disbelief. reporter: wiley was released on $20,000 cash bile. again, his retirement is effective immediately. he will be arraigned on decembe. live in merrimack, shelley walcott, wmur news 9. tom: right now a popular restaurant in nashua is closed after two customers and an employee were hurt this afternoon when part of the seal inside came crashing down. the investigation into what

live there tonight. mike? reporter: tonight the restaurant is closed until further notice. two of the victims are women and one is a man, but it's unclear how badly they were hurt. just before 2:00 this afternoon nashua fire was calledded to the bertucci's restaurant on amherst street. firefighter say an 8 by the 12-foot decorative ceiling fixture called a cloud feature fell on the victims. two are and fire marshal's office are trying to figure out why this happened. firefighter say the seal piece is heavy and luckily no one was trapped underneath when it they got here. >> it's a decorative section of the ceiling that is right under the skylight, so it kind of like darkens the room a little bit. and it's called a cloud feature.

whether or not the restaurant gets cited. mike cronin, wmur news 9. jennifer: a suspect who was the focus of a manhunt after being accused of shooting a woman in the head is being held in jail tonight. suzanne roantree live in laconia with more on what court documents say happened. reporter: belmont police say it was on last tuesday afternoon that they received a 911 call reporting that somebody had been shot at 24 arlene dri belmont. when they arrived they found a 33-year-old woman with a gun shot wound to the head. police say the 911 call came from a woman living in the house who said she heard a loud noise in the basement where four people her husband knew had spent the night. court documents say when she went to investigate she heard a woman say, he hurt me, and then saw a man run outside. the court document goods onto say that when she went to confront him he pointed the gun at her and said don't make me do

away in a stolen black nissan. cuocolo was arrested without incident on thursday. >> there were three different victims involved in in matter. there's the victim that he allegedly shot in the face, there's the victim that he stole from at gunpoint, and a third victim who was carrying a child at the time and he threatened her with a firearm while she was holding the child. reporter be back in court in november. the victim is hospitalled in critical condition, she is expected to survive. tom: to commitment to 16 tonight, there are now just 22 days until election day. jennifer: tonight the focus on the battle ground states more important than ever. former president bill clinton held a pair of rallies today on college campuses in new hampshire. adam sexton is in keene where he just wrapped up his second

may have been his final presidential campaign visit to new hampshire. but his emphasis was definitely on the race at hand, saying it's about building a world of bridges, not walls. in a campaign swing through western new hampshire, former president bill clinton told students at keene state and at dartmouth college, there's reason to be optimistic about the future. >> yeah, we've got problems, but we've got unlimited promise. i am so tired of hearing the other side tell me how america basket. reporter: while talking about how to reduce college debt and increase small business lending, clinton made intermittent critiques of donald trump, imploring young people not to accept the darkness of current politics. >> you cannot give this country's future away to people who think anger is better than answers, that resentment is better than empowerment. reporter: in keene the former president did take a brief

cycle, drawing an overflow crowd. >> i called home and i said we actually have a chance. reporter: lynn and joe were there. >> there are lots of people, and he was the most engaging, warm, connecting person. reporter: a quarter of a century later, first in the nation democrats are still feeling the love. but clinton is warning against complacency, saying they need to keep working hard right through november 8 if they want to win. >> i t opportunity to talk to people about how their lives will be affected. reporter: the trump campaign released a statement this afternoon on president clinton's visit saying in part the clintons are a disgrace and they should not be allowed back into the white house with their long

tom: while hillary clinton is off the debate trail preparing for the third and final debate in las vegas, donald trump is holding rallies in battle ground states today. tonight he is in wisconsin, in a series of tweets today trump called republican leaders quote so naive for dismissing his claims of a rigged election. tomorrow red sox hall of famer curt schilling will be in new hampshire on trump's behalf. jennifer: the calendar says october, but it was a beach day today and a nice one at that. this was the scene earlier temperatures were in the 70's with some bright sunshine. josh judge is here tonight with more on the run at a record this week, josh? josh j.: we'll come close any way. it certainly did feel more like early september rather than mid-october. let's take a look at the unofficial highs on the day, made it up to 78 degrees in concord, that's the highest reading we have on the maps there. but mid and upper 70's many other places south of the white mountains. how about those records, today

next couple days tomorrow in concord it 85 and wednesday 82. so we probably won't break those, but we are come close. 50's to the north, 60's and 70's elsewhere right now with clouds increasing and some showers on the approach. but guess what, that's a warm front that's heading in our direction, and there's also some possible rain. we'll take a deeper look at the doppler radar and your seven-day outlook coming up. tom: dramatic images from the seacoast tonight as the king tide hit this year, causing sea levels to rise two to three feet, enough to cause predictable flooding in some areas. but experts say that this is what will happen every day a few decades from now. jennifer crompton is live from portsmouth to explain. reporter: well, where i'm standing i would have been well under water at 12:30 today when the high tide hit. but because it's a king tide it was at least two feet above normal. that means it was nipping at the top of the retaining walls in in

of these really vulnerable areas. because it what our normal high tides will look like as sea levels rise in the decades ahead of us. the pictures told the story today, kayakers paddled through a portsmouth parking lot, the back channel in the south end rising up to meet the base of homes and businesses, and the flooding in hampton makes some homes inaccessible and their foundations. experts say the king tide levels will be our every day norm by 2050. many communities already discussing raising roads and buildings and retaining walls to start preparing. >> even on a beautiful calm day like today with king tide, areas are going to be flooded that aren't normally flooded. if you combine that with storm surge or other tips of activity, even just high winds, the level

reporter: this friday the state's coastal risk and hazards commission will finalize its report. it's three years in the making and it supplies a lot of information and ideas for coastal communities and the state that will allow us to look ahead, make those pro-active infrastructure changes to secure our coastal economy and our way of living. live in portsmouth, jennifer crompton, wmur news 9. tom: we have the big numbers from opening weekend of new hampshire's moose hunt, that's next request leads to more controversy around the state's multi million dollar contract with dartmouth hitchcock as we learn how many layoffs there will be. >> another rough game for the

tom: tonight dartmouth hitchcock announced thrait be laying off 84 employees as parts of a plan to reduce overall expenses. jennifer: this as some again call to tear up the state's $35 million contract with dartmouth hitchcock, which provides staff at the state psychiatric hospital. at the center tonight, recently released e-mails some republicans say show evidence of >> the most recent attacks are really baseless political attacks and they're very concerning. people shouldn't be political sizing the care for some of the state's most vulnerable citizens. reporter: that's governor hassan's reaction to accusations by the state republican party after a right to know request related to the state's $35 million contract with dartmouth hitchcock revealed hundreds of e-mails. at issue, though, a pair of exchanges months before the c. was awarded between the chief medical officer of the state

health and human services. in one e-mail he seems to offer input -- the problem, according to the state g.o.p., is that folkes at the time was preparing a transition for he and his staff to work under dartmouth hitchcock. >> dartmouth was helping to write the r.f.p. for the contracts that they were then going to bid onnd josh: to the con strary, commissioner meyers insists the input was minimal and the information they asked for was requested from david folkes along with other officials from different psychiatric facilities. >> really the information was very limited, it was only a couple of sentences out of a 64 page r.m.p. reporter: i have to ask you if the june 15 executive council meeting, they asked you if

>> i just want to reiterate that the r.f.p. wasn't written by dartmouth. reporter: meyers who didn't take over as commissioner until after the r.f.p. was complete says he would have preferred a third party consultant to avoid the appearance of a conflict of interest. tom: josh judge is in with a look at our weather, beautiful day today. josh j.: i know, it may be fall, but temperatures are rising. we'll tell you how much longer

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tom: it was excellent weather and a successful opening weekend for the new hampshire moose hunt. jennifer: a total of 19 moose were taken, this year's 72 hunters are taking part. the largest moose weighed 860 pounds, and has an antler josh j.: what a day, that's what everybody is talking about right now of course. look at these unofficial highs from today, reaching all the way up to 78 degrees in concord. 77 in manchester. and 70's throughout much of the state. the only exception being upper 60's in areas north of the notches, which is probably what you would expect. take a live look outside our studios here in manchester with

random sprinkles in southern new hampshire right now. the temperature has fallen a little, but still in the 70's which is unbelievable. the southwest wind about 6 miles per hour. here's your current temperatures around the rest of the state. 60's at the coast, 70's still hanging on in the merrimack valley and 60's elsewhere. 50's in northern new hampshire where the skies are still clear, but clouds are on their way in, that will slow down your temperature tumble and you'll bottom out in the 40's. so did we set a record today? no. the record in cco wednesday's record is 82. and a weird coincidence, portsmouth the next three days all the records are 80 degrees. there's a chance we'll be near or touch the record in the next couple days, but probably not. here's the warm front that will do its best to get us close to those readings. look how these showers are riding along the warm front. as that warm front transitions eastward over us it could steer these showers right over us, linger tonight, especially

zoo keep in mind that you could get woken up by a downpour or two. we really need the rain and we'll take it. hopefully that will happen, it will happen in some areas, it just probably will skip some parts of the state, so hopefully you'll be one of those spots that sees it. behind it the temperatures warm up quite a bit. we don't get into temperatures like this. we're seeing upper 80's in the middle of the nation. but well into the 70's. if we get enough sunshine in here tomorrow soon possible some spots to hit the low 80's in southern new hampshire tomorrow. but we have to wait and see if we get clouds to clear fast enough. i'll show you future cast, here's the clouds building on in ahead of that warm front and they continue to do so through the overnight hours. watch the showers ride down somewhere in the vicinity of central and southern new hampshire, certainly a possibility you could have a couple downpours during the overnight hours into early tomorrow morning, they're

at 3:00 in the afternoon, finally they're letting loose and that's when temperatures could burst upwards and shoot up into the 70's, possibly touching 80 if it has fast enough. another front rolls through wednesday morning and leaves us with sunshine and warm temperatures, but they'll start to fall after that. temperatures tonight in the 50's, 40's to the north. tomorrow look at that, upper 70's to maybe near 80 if we clear out fast enough, another warm one on wednesday, then cooling off slowry through the endf possible thursday and likely on friday. tom: that's not the definition of an indian summer though. jennifer: almost. jamie: rough start for chip kelly with his 49ers career, we'll hear from him. plus just not the same, the patriots-steelers matchup this

when all three of these guys show up, they come up with some crazy ideas. 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.

i'm annie kuster and i approve this message. narrator: planned parenthood provides many kinds of healthcare. woman: i depend on planned parenthood for birth control. woman: i had my annual physical there. woman: the cancer screenings at planned parenthood are so important. narrator: still, chris sununu cast the deciding vote to eliminate state funding for planned parenthood. chris sununu put partisan politics above women's health care. colin van ostern: i'm colin van ostern. i fought to restore funding for planned because women's health care should always be above politics. 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. i've been called a problem solver by independent groups, and ranked as one of the most bipartisan senators.

i'm standing up for new hampshire. 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 moving forward. or grampa could just eeding the kids cake and ice cream. you get a lot of energy

jamie: bruins are on a road trip to start the season and at 8:00. boston has a win and a loss on the young season. home opener will be thursday night. blue jays, and cleveland. cleveland won the first two games at home, and the jays are hoping to have the same luck, the next three games are in toronto. >> that's why you play the

6:00 a.m. to work out, national why you do two adays is to be in in moment, in in time, and it just excites me, walking out there in front of the home crowd, hearing them just gives me more enthusiasm and confidence going into it. >> the patriots are seven and a half point favorite over the steelers for next sunday's game in pittsburgh. it might have been a much closer line if not for the injury to the steelers most important player. roethlisberger had surgery this morning on his issue with his meniscuss. the steelers say he will be out for a matter of weeks and not months. niners lost on the road to buffalo yesterday, 45-16.

losing streak, they ranked 27 out of 32 in total offense and they rank 28 in total defense. >> there were some instances where you knew you had to swarm tackle him, get around him. you gotta wrap up when you get there. and we didn't do a good job. >> what do you think of the actions of oled pick ham, after scoring a touchdown he celebrat but then it gets we're, he goes and hides underneath the kicking net. eli manning is like i don't know what's going on. later another touchdown and this time he goes over the kicking net after taking his held not off, like look at me and he proposes to the net, which supposedly said yes. hopefully they'll have a happy life together. what in the world is going on there? tom: i don't know. all right, tune in for "new

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...

months of degrading women and vulgar insults, and kelly ayotte supported donald trump through all of it, even calling him a role model. now, ayotte suddenly claims the opposite-- a political calculation just to re-elect herself. so, what else has kelly ayotte done to get re-elected? she's voted with the koch brothers 90% of the time, and corporate special interests like the kochs spend millions to re-elect ayotte. kelly ayotte. doing what's right for herself is just wrong for new hampshire. i'm maggie hassan, it's not uncommon for autistic kids to flap their hands. and so when i saw that, that was completely disqualifying. i'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.

tonight, breaking news. melania trump, breaking her silence, on the audio of donald trump, what he said about women. and what she's now saying about her husband. also, the fbi, the state department, and one of hillary clinton's e-mails. was there an offer of quid pro quo? also tonight, the headquarters. some calling it political terrorism. police now searching for a suspect. police officers targeted at a starbucks. >> man with a rifle, just tried to ambush us at starbucks. >> a suspect in body armor and the takedown here tonight. american troops helping the iraqis at this hour. the new and major assault on isis. u.s. airstrikes, and isis tonight, putting suicide bombers