justified. tonight, the moments that led up to the death of a claremont man. >> two gentlemen came in my house with a firearm and strong held me, attacked me and asking for anything to take. shelley: three suspects arrested in a violent break-in. the victim telling news 9 tonight what happened. mike: after a bright and pleasantly warm one today, big changes take over starting tomorrow. how much cooler it gets plus when some rain moves in. >> no one covers new hampshire the final presidential debate before the general election. donald trump's relationship with russian president vladimir putin sparking one of the first heated exchanges. ms. clinton: well that's because he rather have a puppet as president of the united states. mr. trump no puppet, no puppets. :ms. clinton it's pretty clear that you won't admit.

i'm shelley walcott. this was the last time hillary clinton and donald trum will be on the same stage before november 8. wmur's aixa diaz is live tonight outside the debate hall in las vegas with the highlights. aixa. >> there was no handshake tonight between the candidates at the beginning or at the end of the night. the final meeting between the two major party candidates vying to become commander in chief. engine rolling again because right now our country is dying. >> they shared the stage for a third time with controversies plaguing both campaigns. >> i didn't even apologize to my wife who is sitting right here because i didn't do anything. >> everything i did as secretary of state was in furtherance of our country's interest and our values.

we not reverse roe versus wade, that we stand up against citizens united. mr. trump: we need a supreme court that is going to uphold the second amendment, which is under absolute siege. aixa: the moderator asked the republican nominee if he will accept the results on november 8. >> are you saying you're not prepared -- the time. i will keep you in suspense. ms. clinton: he's talking about our democracy, and i am appalled. aixa: clinton said she's reaching out to all americans of all parties. donald trump says he will make america great again. shelley: for many voters across the country, it doesn't make any difference because they have already cast their ballots.

artie started early voting whether by mail, absentee ballots, or in person. they expect about 45 million americans to cast their ballots before election day on november 8. shelley: thank you for joining us live from las vegas tonight. tonight, the latest wmur granite state poll shows hillary clinton's lead is growing in new hampshire. she now leads donald trump 48 to 33%. we also asked people for one word to describe each candidate. this word cloud shows what democrats said in blue and republicans in red. for clinton, democrats said experienced and qualified most often. republicans said liar and dishonest. most republicans used businessman to describe trump. democrats said idiot and disgusting most often and a word we can't say on t.v.. interestingly, people of both parties described trump as

today senator kelly ayotte picked up law enforcement support. the new hampshire troopers association, the manchester police patrolmen's association, and the new england narcotics enforcement officers association all endorsed the incumbent senator over governor maggie hassan. they endorsed senator ayotte because of her work fighting the drug crisis and her support for law enforcement. >> having been involved in the program and having been a narcotics always been on the front lines, literally, sometimes in a police cruiser, to make sure she is well informed of the situation in new hampshire. and i feel she will continue to do so. shelley: senator ayotte thanked the officers for keeping new hampshire communities safe and vowed to continue her support for law enforcement. the use of deadly force against a man in claremont last month has been ruled justified. tonight we are seeing the days and minutes leading up to the shooting of cody lafont by a claremont police officer.

jean: the attorney general's office met with the family of cody lafont to share the details of this 25 page report before making it public. and we are told it was a very emotional meeting. the investigation reveals 25-year-old cody lafont was out with friends before they dropped him off at his home in claremont at 4 am on sunday september 25. investigators say mr. lafont had been drinking alcohol throughout the evening, and appeared to those with him to be heavily intoxicated, but not belligerent, aggressive, or despondent. he then called 911 several times requesting an officer come talk to him, something he had done in the past. when claremont police cpl. ian kibbe walked up to the screen door he says he spotted a gun in lafont's hand and repeatedly ordered him to drop it. investigators determined, mr. lafont did not say anything, strangely smiled at corporal

the officer while moving the revolver that he held in the officer's direction. believing that mr. lafont was going to shoot him and fearing for his life corporal kibbe fired his service weapon three times. lafont was shot in the chest. the use of deadly force ruled legally justified. >> it's a tragic circumstance for all involved. general report was shared with his family. >> it's a very emotional meeting. we understand that a young man died. it's a tragic circumstance, but in the end, this tragic circumstance was legally justified. jean: at a september vigil at the claremont speedway where lafont spent his free time his mother said her son suffered from depression and had called 911 in the past. as a result of this

charges will be filed against cpl kibbe. in concord, jean mackin, wmur news9. shelley: tonight, this man is one of three under arrest, after a manhunt in an epping neighborhood. police say it all started with an attempted robbery inside a home. the alleged victim says one of the suspects hit him in the head with a gun. wmur's kristen pope is live in epping tonight with the story. >> tonight, all is quiet on lamprey village drive. but this afternoon, people were and the high school put on lockdown during the manhunt. >> i'm feeling like i'm a little overwhelmed. >> dylan czubaruk says 3 men came to his home to rob him and he says one of them was not a stranger. >> someone i once knew from back in school came to my house asking to hang out and i told him i didn't want to hang out and he asked me if my dog bit and then like came into my home, pleading to hang out with me. i didn't not want to hang out

he left and then about a minute later, two gentlemen came in my house with a firearm and strong held me, attacked me and asking for anything to take. >> epping police say an officer on patrol in the neighborhood noticed a suspicious car on the block, went into dylan's home and caught two of the men. police say the third suspect ran away. as officers came to search the area for him one neighbor noticed someone near his property. >> we dispatched the seaboard emergency rese team to go out and search that property. they did search and find the suspect hiding in a shed behind a property. >> officers arrested raul natareno. he's being charged with burglary, robbery, conspiracy to purchase drugs and resisting arrest or apprehension. police have not named the other suspects who are facing separate charges. czubaruk did not need any medical attention. police say the 3 men are

live in epping, kristen pope wmur news 9. shelley: police say a teenager from derry used a bow and arrow to stop a stranger from entering his home. investigators say the attempted robbery happened on pond road. the teen was home with his younger brother at the time. the boys called 911 and were able to chase 31-year-old david mccumber of manchester off the property. police arrived and took the suspect into custody. the boys say they are thankful no one was hurt. >> i went outside and confronted them and started screaming at them and telling them to leave. i did not know he was in a relation with our neighbor, so i chased him up the street so he wouldn't harm anyone else. >> the police came from every direction, apprehended him and took him off. i'm just so proud of my sons. they are very brave. shelley: mccumber was arraigned

indecent exposure charge for allegedly exposing himself on a school bus in goffstown. police say they received a call that a male driver was following the bus and not wearing any pants. officers arrested 21-year-old matthew dube of lawrence, mass on monday. he is scheduled to be in court for a probable cause hearing on october 27. crews are now removing the lift towers from the sarah long bridge between portsmouth and kittery. kittery. workers floated out the middle they removed the top of the tower yesterday. the company in charge of the construction plans to have both towers removed by november 18. a replacement bridge is expected to open in september 2017. helping veterans. coming up on news 9 tonight how two american heroes are using a movie to bring awareness to our vets. and, an army reserve officer now owes thousands after nearly dying from a heart attack on

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shelley: tonight, a u.s. army commander says the battle of mosul could last months and will likely feature periods of fierce combat. army officials say the duration of the battle will be determined by how isis reacts and adjusts

u.s. fighters are part of the fight to re-take mosul their role includes helicopter strikes. major general gary volesky says isis forces are retreating into the city of mosul. using the star power of hollywood production, the seacoast bureau of the group veterans count continues to raise money and awareness for vets coming home. as wmur's cherise leclerc shows us, two american heroes were on hand to call attention to veterans struggling to find a normal life afde cherise: a powerful and emotional night here in portsmouth where the movie 13 hours was screened. it portrays the attack in 2012, 1 of the men whose life it was based on was here tonight speaking, hoping to raise awareness and money for veterans whose struggle coming home.

to you, it's because hollywood has turned the battles they endured in deployment into major motion pictures, but you won't hear a complaint from them. >> it shows people what really can happen. we do have young men and women that will face it, come back home, and you said it, some of them struggle. cherise: the colonel's experiences were captured in the film black hawk down. >> it is hard to come back to just normal society. again, it's the greatest country in the world, the greatest country out been involved with, and i've been to a lot of places. but you really come back from that first deployment and you don't feel great. this will help give assistance if they need it. cherise: they spend a lot of time at venues like this in

the veterans who sometimes need a little help coming home. >> these are people that are strong. they have a lot of courage and a lot of self drive to continue to fight and never quit, no matter what obstacles are in front of them. cherise: they want to bring attention to the plight of veterans coming home. 90 cents of every dollar raised tonight goes directly to veterans services. veterans services. in portsmouth, cherise leclerc, shelley: tonight, an army reserve captain from milford who nearly died last year during a physical fitness test says he's buried in medical bills. >> i was in the right place, at the right time, in the right uniform doing the right thing. and those are the things the army preaches, all day every day. shelley: during the army mandated test at fort devens in

now nearly 12 months later he still has tens of thousands in unpaid medical bills. morgan says the army violated their own regulations by taking months to investigate the medical incident. a memo informing the captain his heart attack was not considered in the line of duty prompted this army couple to go public with their story. times first because i know that goes right to the heart of every military member. i knew i would have to drive this because shane didn't have a voice. he couldn't talk because he is in the military. i am not in the militiary so i can do what i need to do. shelley: in the wake of the new publicity the army told the morgans the case is being reopened. an investigator from georgia arrives tomorrow. numerous army officials were contacted for this story but could not comment.

there, still some fine fall color across the mountains but the conditions that just passed in the great north woods. a little more that great fall foliage over the next few days. this week in you will see a big leave drop. leaves will be falling all over the place during the next several days, especially this upcoming weekend. very cool out there tonight. tomorrow, not d low to mid 60's as opposed to mid to upper 70's. the best chance of rain comes in later tomorrow night. look at the high temperatures today, lower to mid 70's, even some upper 70's from concord and points out. the old record in portsmouth still stands at 80. the record in concord still stands at 82.

a little cooler but still nice and mild in the monadnock region and the upper valley. upper 30's north, 40's for many, and that's basically how the temperature pattern will line up for the next several hours. on average, 40's for many and low 50's in downtown manchester and right at the coast. cool front has begun to move through. it means that wins shift to the northwestod will see the winds kicking on shore. the water temperature only at 58 or 59 degrees. much cooler temperatures for the late morning and afternoon. shower chances begin to increase later tomorrow afternoon and a better shot is tomorrow night into friday night. very little rain chance through lunchtime tomorrow but in the

free. tomorrow night, notice how the showers increase. a slight chance of the thunder shower as it turns warmer and more humid into early friday. friday maybe a couple of downpours and then a good bet of heavier downpours friday night. some spots could get over an inch of rain. we could really use that rainfall. than today by at least 15 degrees. low to mid 60's at best. it will be dry in the morning. showers likely late and especially tomorrow night or friday night, lingering showers up north on saturday. the winds really crank up and that means a big leave drop across new hampshire over the weekend. we may see if you mixed showers falling out the of north on

snow showers sunday night for early tuesday. shelley: let's send it over to jamie with some baseball action over there. over there. jamie: 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, the koch brothers and big oil come before clean energy, 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.

jamie: the final preseason game for the celtics. they hosted the new york knicks. the first round pick continues to impress. jalen brown with an early three pointer. celts led 19-17. brown got the start and led jonas jerebko drives and dunks . he is going to be a big factor off the bench this year. the big draft pick from providence college even got in the game. ben bentil makes a jumper. knicks win 121-96. the celts did not play 3-4 of their starters, isiah thomas, al horford, jae crowder, and avery bradley. this was a big wednesday for cleveland baseball fans. the indians will go to the world series for the first time since 1997. they have a chance to win the

since 1948. indians at the blue jays, game 5 of the alcs. top of the third, carlos santana with a home run of marco estrada. cleveland took a 2-0 lead in the game. in the 4th, former red sox outfielder coco crisp with a solo homer, his second of the postseason. 3-0 cleveland. cleveland wins 3-0. they will get a nice break now and on tuesday night they will host either chicago or l.a. in game one of the world series. the same night the cavaliers open the nba season and raise their banner. nlcs game 4. cubs shut out in the previous two games and the scoreless streak reached 21 innings before they finall pushed a run across and they got 4 of them in the 4th. addison russell with a 2 run homer. anthony rizzo solo homer. justin turner 2-run single for the dodgers. looks like the cubs will win this to even of the series. game five is thursday night. college soccer snhu home to saint michaels.

1-0 st michaels rayane boukemia scores after some nice moves ties the game 1-1. they werent done a thru ball to boukemia, and he buries it. that tied the game 2-2. third call of the game, he scored all four goals. snhu over the purple knights 4-2. the girls division 3 field hockey tournament prelims were today this is laconia and newfound, under the lights at the new hampton school. johnston 2-0. 2nd half newfound bony to johnston to julianne marchand 3-0. destiny jones to mia settzer and the newfound bears move on to the quarterfinals they win 3-1. the unh hockey team will play just once this weekend, a home game with colorado college. the wildcats got off to a rough

they rebounded with a 5-3 win over clarkson giving the team a bit of confidence moving foward. >> it was huge for us. obviously very important to get the first went. we will just try to carry the momentum going into this saturday. >> not a great start but getting that win against clarkson was good for us. >> generate more offense. jamie: unh looking a lot better as the season goes along. noon nc state at 7 louisville. tcu at 12 west virginia. under the lights clemson at 13 , florida state. good college football right here

tonight. how one new hampshire police department is getting ready for

shelley: portsmouth police officers are getting in the halloween spirit. over the past couple of weeks officers trick or treated through neighborhoods by handing out free halloween bags to residents. they also donated some halloween bags for families in need. if any portsmouth residents would like a free halloween bag, they are available at the station lobby. and, with halloween less than two weeks away, are you trying to find out when to take your little ones trick-or-treating? we have the dates and times for new hampshire towns and cities. find it on our web, it would be nice today like we had today for trick-or-treating. mike: we still have a ways to go but we will get much cooler and it will feel more like halloween if not early november.

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