adam: breaking news at 5:00. police have recovered a body believed to be the nashua teen that fell into a storm drain. we will tell you where jacob goulet's body was located. cherise: and grief counseling preparations are underway at jacob's highschool. thtr hayley: after the first snow this morning it, chilly temperatures stick around for all of us. adam: plus, a new poll showing hillary clinton a double-digit lead. why the campaigns believe it is still a close race. >> no one covers new hampshire like we do.

cherise: police say they have pulled the body of what they believe to be 16-year-old jacob goulet from -- adam: he seems to have fallen into a storm drain. from the water this afternoon and again, the police think it was the body they up and work -- looking for. 16-year-old jacob goulet was reported missing by his parents saturday after he didn't return home after visiting a friend's home on friday night. nashua police received a tip from a passerby on friday night that they saw personal items near an open storm drain on main street. authorities believe that goulet fell down the storm drain.

state police helicopter spotted a body in the merrmimack river in tyngsboro, massachusetts. the body was pulled from the water. again, right now nashua police say it appears it's goulet, but they are waiting for an official i.d. >> there is no positive identification until the medical examiner makes a positive identification. that will have to be done by the massachusetts medical examiner's office. n official id, we will bring that information to you. live in nashua, kristen carosa, wmur news 9. adam: the search for jacob goulet has taken a toll on the local community, particularily his family and friends. cherise: jacob is a student at nashua high school north, where grief counselors will be on hand this week to speak with his classmates. wmur's mike cronin joins us live with more reaction from nashua.

community, some even stomping here today at the storm drain that jacob may have fallen into friday night. you can see city employees working on the cover, securing it with bolts as investigators continue to look into what happened. jacobs classmates are dealing with these difficult developments. school administrators say they are putting together a list of his friends and reaching t reaching out to parents about the situation. >> we feel so badly for the family, for jacob's family, for his parents, for the kids who know him at the high school. we asked for grief counselors to be available for the kids at the high school. mike: jacobs high school

his family. cherise: we will continue to bring you the latest developments on the disappearance of jacob goulet. on wmur.com, we've built a timeline starting with what police know about the moments before goulet disappeared. adam: right now an investigation is underway in plymouth after a car crashed into a dollar store. police say that it happened on tennymountain highway around noon. no injuries resulted in the accident. heavily damaged and is now closed as crews assess the damage. a horse was killed after it was hit by a small suv in deerfield this morning. police say the horse had gotten loose in the area of 59 stage road just after 7:00. there was no rider involved in the accident. the driver of the suv is ok. the horse died of injuries at the scene. cherise: moving now to the

snow of the season this morning. here's a photo from pittsburg where hundreds of power outages were reported. right now, temperatures are chilly and the winds are gusty. let's check in with meteorologist hayley lapoint. hayley: it is hard to believe, here we are in late october, but it is pretty much on schedule for the north country, we typically get a little bit of snow in october in those northern areas. the highest total exceeded my expectation, over six an inch in whitefield. throughout the day, we have had snow continuing to fall, but only in higher elevations. right now, we are enjoying sunshine. temperatures in the 40's and 50's, and look at this wind, the gusts causing damage and power

will get even cooler, coming up. adam: commitment 2016 now, and hillary clinton is back in the granite state tomorrow for a rally in manchester. it's her first visit to new hampshire since late last month, and comes on the heels of polls that show her lead growing. but both sides say they expect a down to the wire race. hillary clinton's last visit to new hampshire came more than three weeks ago, when she held a rally at unh with bernie sanders. but while donald trump has made trips ed portsmouth in the meantime, she's kept local democrats happy with visits from michelle obama, bill clinton, and vice president joe biden. >> the surrogates are bringing out those who might have some inhibitions and have to be brought over. adam: but state senator lou d'allesandro says beyond the party faithful, regular voters seem completely fed up with 2016. >> i did door-to-door yesterday with maura healy, the attorney general from massachusetts.

on here? i'm sick of it, i'm sick of all this nonsense.? adam: people want it to be over? >> absolutely, they can't wait for november 8, i'll tell you that. adam: on the other side, former u.s. senator bob smith waves off polls showing donald trump trailing badly in new hampshire. >> there are a lot of people who are for donald trump that i have never seen in my political lifetime here. adam: that's three decades worth of retail polticking, and smith says he and many other trump supporters hang up when the pollsters call. >> if you're the candidate who's talking about change, significanan mess in washington, d.c., you're going to be savaged by those who do not want to give up their power. adam: down the homestretch. analysts say they're not ruling anything out. >> i would be really reluctant to say 2016 could not get any crazier. i've said that a few times and i've been proven wrong every single time. adam: tomorrow, hillary clinton's event was supposed to be in the carr center at saint anselm college, but due to the large crowds expected, this

and a new poll this evening shows hillary clinton with a double digit lead over donald trump nationally. clinton now has a 12 point advantage over trump in the abc news poll. this even as wikileaks continue to release hacked e-mails on the clinton campaign, saying it has a surprise in store for tim kaine. meanwhile, donald trump is dealing with new sexual assault allegations. against donald trump suffered -- surfaced saturday. his accuser, adult film performer and director jessica drake. during a press conference, she accused donald trump of inappropriate sexual contact during a charity golf tournament

2006. she also alleged donald trump offered her $10,000 and the use of his private jet to attend a party or dinner with him. she declined his offer. >> i understand that a -- i may be called a liar or opportunities -- opportunist, but i will risk that in order to stand in solidarity with women who share similar accounts. john: the release of the "access hollywood" tape opened the floodgates for women, now nearly a dozen, accusing him of either groping or making unwanted offenses. mr. trump everywoman lied when they came forward to her my campaign. john: donald trump is really denied any wrongdoing and has

responding to donald trump rather that the american people want from the future leader of the country. cherise: now to the battle for mosul. iraqi-kurdish forces have cordoned off eight villages near the isis-controlled land and have secured a significant stretch of highway to limit the militants' movements. abc's alex marquardt joins us now from the front lines, and says the u.s. just helped destroy eight car bombs. alex: the offensive on high gear. 30,000 kurdish and iraqi troops are battling toward the second-biggest city backed by u.s. troops. those american forces advising and calling airstrikes on the front line. >> whether they are flying airplanes overhead or whether they are advising units on the ground, even behind the front lines, they are at risk.

arrived in iraq. >> we must do this. we must protect ourselves from isis. they need to be destroyed. alex: carter says this operation has been a year in the making and is encouraged by the progress and that everything is going as planned. but there has been significant resistance. isis fighters have been using waves of suicide bombers, booby-trapped homes and even armed drones. the fighting is not limited to mosul. isis fighters distracting from the advance by staging a large-scale attack on the city of kirkuk. and with as many as 1.5 million

potential unfolding humanitarian crisis. though the battle has started, secretary carter says the fiercest fighting has yet to come. cherise: today marks the start of red ribbon week. a nationwide effort is underway to prevent the drug crisis from spreading to its youngest victims. adam: ahead, we're live with a bedford organization that's boldly encouraging drug prevention discussions in and out of the classroom. cherise: later in sports, the cubs have punched their ticket to the world series. you will hear frost but another storm system heading our way. what he could bring to us, ahead. adam: and then at 5:30, a couple walks onto a boston-bound flight and takes a seat without authorization. ahead, how they got on board and why it's sparking major security concerns.

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 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.

cherise: it's a subject that can often be difficult to bring up to your kids, especially when they're at a young age. but studies show talking to your kids about drugs and alcohol can make a significant difference. joining us live now is principal

bedford family therapy to preview an event coming up. the point is to speak of parents of young kids to start talking about this before becomes an issue, right? >> we are glad to have diane be able to present to our families, it is important to start the conversation young. cherise: you have this event, and it will through sixth grade parents? >> at last year's event, families had heard diane speak and she had made wonderful points, and they have asked us if we would be willing to have another event, which we will have on tuesday. cherise: diane, when speaking to parents, either common questions? a cannot be easy, especially if you think your children are too young to know about this stuff.

what sort of information can be shared and what should be shared as long -- along with what is not helpful to share. parents are interested in wanting to be involved more in terms of bringing their children along in this process, they just out always know how. that is part of what i am hoping to provide information around on tuesday. cherise: are the kids invited to this? >> forum. we do in the school have age-appropriate conversations with the students about the choices and how to build assets in your life, but this is really to empower parents. cherise: studies do show that if you get to the children young enough, you could make a huge difference and how they see drugs, alcohol and tobacco later in life.

they start using substances, the longer the abuse tends to be and the more severe. the earlier we can talk to our kids, the better. that type of early intervention makes a difference with prevention as well as stopping the problem before it gets to be too deep. cherise: thank you both so much for joining us. 25, 6:30-7:30 in bedford. after the newscast, you can find this interview on our website, wmur.com. >> now, your storm watch nine forecast. hayley: it turned out to be a bright and sunny sunday for most of us, although the clouds have home in -- stayed around. we have a chilly sunset

state, 56 degrees. the wind have been howling today. over 120 miles per hour on top of mount washington this afternoon. the lower elevations even had got up to 50 miles per hour. manchester, 43 miles per hour. we are still seeing some strong power to a few people and there have been some tree limbs down today. you see the latest gust in concord over 30 miles per hour. the rinse -- windsor still moving around. the next few days, it will be kind of like november, it will continue to the breezy even during overnight. tomorrow, those start to get up

still kind of a breezy and cool fields of air over the next several days. you see on the latest scam, over the last three hours, there is a little bit of white on top of the higher mountain peaks. it is only temporary because there is another system to the west that will work in, but the rain from the system is going to dive to the south. on probably far southern new hampshire, maybe into communities like hudson, maybe at the seacoast. temperatures in the 40's up north now, 56 in concord, 56 in manchester. we have clear skies overnight initially and then the clouds fill in.

then that clears out. by lunch we are enjoying the sunshine, that there could be a few mountain flurries to get going up north with minimal accumulation. that happens on tuesday. partly cloudy, beautiful employment. temperatures in the 30's and 40's. temperatures of north only in the 40's, we will get in the low 50's and southern new hampshire. flurries tomorrow in the mountains, and even on tuesday. wednesday is sunny, but look at the temperature. keep in mind that is for southern new hampshire, so to the north it could be only in the 30's. it will be chilly, especially overnight, easily into the 20's and 30's. we will get a little bit of warmer air by the end of the week. welcome to late october. adam: north country is feeling

us. jason: we will let you know who is moving on to the semifinals and give you an update on the patriots. ? you know me. that's new hampshire kelly ayotte. this is washington kelly ayotte. she voted for 20 billion dollars in tax breaks for the big oil companies. but she voted against letting you refinance your student loans.

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>> now, news nine sports. jason: at 5-1, the patriots entered the weekend as the top team in the afc, but the steelers are one of several teams right behind them at 4-2. they're meeting at heinz field right now, pittsburgh playing without a few key starters, including quarterback ben rothleisberger. but landry jones is holding his own. he just threw a touchdown to bring the steelers within seven points. quarter, pat's leading by seven. the world series match up is set. the cubs and the indians will play game one on tuesday night in cleveland. the indians haven't won the fall classic since 1948, the cubs not since 1908. and how about kyle hendircks? the former dartmouth college righthander tossed a gem in last night's clinching game for chicago.

two hits, with 6 strikeouts. he had faced the minimum number of batters into the eighth inning. in two starts in the series, he allowed only one run. three years ago at this time, he was finishing up his economics degree at dartmouth. next week, he'll pitch in the world series. >> at the and of the day, and comes down to the group of guys in the clubhouse. it has been our goal from day one, we are still not there yet, as good as this feels, getting up tomorrow we know we have to as good as this feels, getting up tomorrow we know we have to jason: division two field hockey quarterfinals, top-seeded derryfield hosting sanborn. it was 2-0 cougars in the second half. derryfield with a corner. lindsey stagg with a shot from the line, but it's batted away by alexandra gannon. another corner for derryfield, and another hard shot by stagg. madi kochanek tries on the rebound but gannon makes the save again. gannon was good in goal for sanborn, but greer woolley got the shutout in net for the cougars, derryfield wins 2-0 to

also advancing with wins today were, windham, souhegan, and lebanon. that is sports for now, see you at 6:00. cherise: thank you, we continue to follow breaking news about a nashua team believed to be swept away in a storm drain. adam: 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.

ahead of special interests can make a difference.

cherise: now at 5:30, a boston-bound flight delayed after two people board through an unlocked door. we hear from the passengers that caused the major security scare. adam: plus, local papers weighing in on new hampshire's hotly contested senate race. who they are endorsing tonight. cherise: and two neighbors on different sides of the political fence. one supports clinton. the other supports trump. how a targeted crime bands them together. hayley: the winds have been gusting today as colder air moves in. how much cooler it will be this week, coming up. >> no one covers new hampshire like we do.

breaking news. nashua police now say the believe a body recovered from the merrimack river is that of missing teen jacob goulet. good afternoon. i am adam sexton. cherise: i am cherise leclerc. massachusetts state police spotted the body from the air just before noon today. police are still waiting for positive identification, but they say based on the clothing and condition of the body it is believed to be the missing teen. they believe he fell down a storm drain friday night. after two people entered a boston-bound american airlines flight unnoticed. a father and daughter entered through a jetway door left unlocked overnight. adam: as rhondella richardson from our sister station wcvb tells us, the security scare was only realized minutes before takeoff. reporter: he and his 21-year-old daughter reported american flight 1655 through an unlocked philadelphia gate door. >> it was clear they were very

reporter: dad explains through a translator. they followed a person? >> what happened was the jetway door was left unlocked overnight. reporter: american airlines says the two passengers gained unauthorized access to one of our aircraft this morning. forth to the door. there is something wrong with the door because there were times when it would close. the door would close and they would go to open it and it would open without having to put the keypad in. reporter: the father and daughter apologized for the delay but told us it was not their fault. homeland security expert. >> there are times when there

there will be a thorough investigation. certainly, the lessons learned will be used to ensure the chances of it happening again are very low. reporter: after a two and a half hour delay, passengers did arrive in boston safely and greatly relieved. cherise: moving now to the weather. chilly and windy conditions this sunday. our cameras caught these birds playing in the winds in goffstown. for more oth let's check in with meteorologist hayley lapoint. hayley: it kind of looks like they were surfing on the air. they could have gotten blown away because there were some wind gusts over 50 miles per hour today. even higher on mount washington. near 120 miles per hour.

some still over 30 miles an hour like concord and in rochester. things still gusty. the wind really tearing down some of beautiful foliage. beautiful sunshine as it is setting. tonight, mainly clear skies. it will be cool. i will show you the full forecast in a few minutes. adam: thank you. three of the state's largest newspapers are weighing in on new hampshire's hotly contested u.s. senate race. this morning the incumbent, senator kelly ayotte, picked up the endorsements of "the union leader" and "the nashu the endorsement of "the concord monitor." and our granite state debate series is coming up in less than two weeks. on november 1, tune in for the race for governor. invited candidates are republican chris sununu and democrat colin van ostern. on november 2, the u.s. senate debate between republican kelly ayotte and democrat maggie hassan. on november 3, the first congressional district debate will feature republican frank guinta, independent shawn o'connor, and democrat carol shea-porter. and rounding out the series will be the second congressional

lawrence. all debate start at 7:00 p.m. and will be live streamed on wmur.com and our app. cherise: in the middle of the heated campaign, neighbors with opposing views might spell trouble. adam: a stolen campaign sign led to an act of kindness. kelly eckerman from our sister station kmbc has the story. >> that's our pride. mistake there, but that's ok. we have to respect, right? reporter: brenda dulny is a staunch supporter of hillary clinton for president. she lives right next door to angelo mino, who is campaigning for trump. along with most of their neighbors. so when brenda's clinton sign was stolen this week, she never expected angelo to come to her rescue. with a new sign. >> he came to the door last night and he had one. i about fell over.

america citizen 13 years ago, says he'll never support clinton for president, but he will always support our freedoms. >> if somebody takes your sign, they have stolen your freedom of speech. i was a little bit concerned. i would be very upset if somebody took my sign. reporter: the political rivals have been neighbors for two decades. they tell me they stay friends by not talking politics. and they will remain friends no matter who becomes president. >> especially when hillary takes i will try not to rub it in your face. >> we are still americans. adam: there is hope for all of us. coming up, a choir without a voice is shouting to be heard. cherise: where they are on tour right now. hayley: tonight, the clouds breaking apart.

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cherise: an atlanta toddler is becoming a model for diversity. but getting him a shot has not come easy. adam: the 15-month-old boy was reportedly rejected by a modeling agency because he has down syndrome. abc's rachel smith tells us how one mother's outrage has ignited a global campaign. reporter: asher nash is just 15 months old but already is making a name for himself. he has down syndrome and parents that want to share his joy with others. >> anytime we had a phone out or a camera, we just noticed he loved to be in front of it. reporter: in july, asher's mother, meagan, submitted his photos to a talent agency which the family chose not to name looking for children for an oshkosh b'gosh ad campaign. >> he met the size criteria, the eye color, the hair color so i submitted. reporter: after not hearing from the agency, she reached out and says she was told they never submitted asher's photos to oshkosh because the company

special needs. the kids with down syndrome facebook page sharing asher's story hoping to show the world what he's made of. the post going viral. shortly after, oshkosh took notice and now little asher has the opportunity to wow oshkosh face to face. in a statement to abc news, the company says, "we look forward to meeting with asher and his family, as well as taking steps to enhance the representation of diverse children in our marketing." meet him next week and fall in love with him. adam: right now, a group called "shout at cancer" is fighting back against the disease that robbed their ability to speak. the choir is now on tour in europe and just performed at the royal college of surgeons in london. members say they're on a mission to make people, including doctors, aware of how isolating and difficult is to have throat

>> they kept saying i should join the choir. i have never been able to sing, so they fooled me by saying you don't have to sing. it is speech therapy. i see others in the same position. you can become very isolated. adam: the charity choir will soon travel to brussels and barcelona to spread their message. cherise: jack-o'-lanterns lit up the rainy night last night. organizers say the weather may have kept the crowd smaller but there were about 5500 jack-o'-lanterns. there was an attempt to break a world record. the record is over 30,000. adam: the hypnotizing hobby has gained a major following and a

teenager who is a professional domino artist. >> the best part is knocking it down. i spent many years as a nuclear missile launch officer. if the president gave the order we had to launch the missiles, i prayed that call would never come. [ radio chatter ] self control may be all that keeps these missiles from firing. [ sirens blearing ] i would bomb the [ beep] out of them. i want to be unpredictable. i love war. the thought of donald trump with nuclear weapons scares me to death. it should scare everyone. i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. the difference... always putting people first. maggie hassan helped

innovation and education. the same approach maggie will take as us senator: a detailed plan to make college more affordable. lower cost prescription drugs for everyday families. and an approach to leadership that puts new hampshire families and small businesses ahead of the corporate special interests. that's maggie hassan. always has been. always will be. i'm maggie hassan

>> now, meteorologist hayley lapoint and your stormwatch 9 forecast. hayley: isn't this a pretty picture if you like snow. winter is coming when you look at this one. parts of pittsburgh got last night. no snow in san britain. just a beautiful evening in san borton. this morning, it looked like winter in a few spots. in northern pittsburgh, 6.5 inches of snowfall. that is more than i expected.

area. the snow did move through overnight and this morning. there were a couple of lingering snow showers over the mountains as cold air meets up with the mountains it is forced to go up. it condenses and starts to snow. it is cold enough. that was the case today in the mountain peaks. the rest of the state, a nice day. bright, sunny, if you could deal with the wind and cooler temperatures after the system moved through. clearing through much of the overnight. this system is fast approaching. we will not get the rain from it. the clouds we will overnight. a little bit of wet weather as it moves into southern portions of the state early tomorrow morning. temperatures now, 40's up north. 49 in plymouth. 51 in laconia. 57 in manchester. 56 in nashua.

outages, trees down on powerlines. not good. the good thing is it will start to diminish, especially after dark. still some wind gusts over 30 miles an hour in concord and rochester in the last hour. here is how things go over the next 24 hours. we will be cleared through the early part of the overnight. watch what happens after midnight. clouds move in. there are the showers. they move across the he it is only for the morning commute and those of you who live south of manchester who make it a little bit of this wet weather. then we are back to son tomorrow. maybe a few mountain snow flurries up north. we are done with the snow below any higher elevation. tuesday, more mountain flurries possible. sunshine for the rest of us. overnight tonight, 30's and 40's. it could be a lot cooler but the

on the warmer side. tomorrow, cloudy to start. we will clear out and temperatures will climb into the low 50's in manchester. look at how chilly this week looks. 40's for highs in many locations. tuesday through thursday, we will warm up but showers likely by the end of the week. we need more rain even though we got a lot this weekend. we need more. cherise: thanks so much. a teen from sandown is a adam: her creations have taken her all over. she's done commercial work, and has more than 290,000 youtube subscribers. wmur's erin fehlau has more on her famous creations. >> ? reporter: it is a hypnotizing hobby. that has hundreds of thousands

have done by myself. it took 25 hours to build total. it fell down perfectly. it was in celebration of reaching 200,000 subscribers on youtube. reporter: she is known by her youtube followers as a world-class domino artist. >> at my grandparents' house, they had regular dominoes. i used to play with those. one day, i was on youtube. what about dominoes? >reporter: thanks to a lot of practice, steady hands, and concentration, she has become an expert in her field. >> i helped do a honda fit commercial where i set up dominoes in the trunk and knocked it down. reporter: due to the rising

california, and even appeared on the "today" show. >> i did famous movies. that brought a lot of views. i have gotten a lot of commercial projects from my exposure on youtube, so that is pretty cool. reporter: sometimes, she even builds on the road, literally. but most of the time, her creations are all done right this is where i do all of my domino setups. >> ? reporter: it is also where she keeps her 37,000 dominoes. and she has taken over all of the cabinets with accessories. >> in this, we have contraptions, big dominoes, stairs, wooden blocks. in here we have more

>> this is what a domino looks like. it is not too big. they are made of plastic. the corners are shark, made for building. every domino is the same. it has to be to get the precision. sometimes i have a plan. most of the time, it is on the spot whatever i feel like building. reporter: surprise because there is a lot of calculating that goes into a domino set up. >> my favorite subject is math. i also really like art. that is a combination of dominance. you have to know physics and seeing how far the dominoes will go. if you do a corner, they will probably spread out so you have to do a lot of testing to make sure they fall in the exact spot you want.

reporter: people's typical reaction when they see her art in motion? >> how much time do you have? that is amazing. i can't believe they did that. how long did it take? reporter: she admits most projects take days and the cleanup is the only part she dreads. >> i have to clean them up by >> i have to clean them up by color and type. have to separate them. if they are all mixed up, it does take a long time. reporter: accidents do happen and things don't always fall the way they are supposed to. >> normally, i build all of the projects separately and connect them afterwards. if something falls over, it will not knocked down the entire set up. one time i had it completely finished and was setting up the camera to film it, and the

reporter: she fills all of her own videos, another hobby she has taken on full force. >> as i did more setups, i realized i had to do editing to combine clips. through dominoes, i learned how to film, edit, and make videos. >> ? reporter: backbreaking labor and the pride she takes in the final set up, she likes that there is nothing permanent about her art. >> the best part is knocking it down. >> ? >> success!

adam: that was pretty cool. i want to see more of the popsicle sticks flying. cherise: we can see why she has all the followers. she is a very smart girl. adam: an unusual bond between a deer and law enforcement. >> white is it so friendly? cherise: watch out dog's how this deer is trying to become man's best friend. adam: we are following breaking news. police believe the

you know me. that's new hampshire kelly ayotte. this is washington kelly ayotte. she voted for 20 billion dollars in tax breaks for the big oil companies. but she voted against letting you refinance your student loans. ayotte voted to give a huge tax breaks to millionaires. while 95% of us... got nothing. kelly ayotte. you need to know in washington.

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. so i can worry about these guys instead. cherise: a young rescued deer is in love with texas law enforcement and just keeps coming back. >> i tried to spook him to get him to run back into the woods,

adam: officers found the animal standing on a porch with a rope tied around its antlers. once they cut the deer loose it had no intent on returning to the wild. it even made an appearance during a tv interview. >> is that him? >> as a matter of fact, it is. well, that's perfect timing right there, isn't it? he came back to see me. adam: the officers are now

for months and months of this. i'd like to punch him in the face i'll tell you. there was blood coming out of her eyes, blood coming out of her, wherever. kelly ayotte stood by him. would you tell a child to aspire to be like donald trump? would you point to him as a role model? absolutely. i would do that. but now, she's running away. trying to save her political career. kelly ayotte's all politics, no principles. priorities usa action is responsible for the content

the difference... always putting people first. maggie hassan helped energize our economy by focusing on families, innovation and education. the same approach maggie will take as us senator: a detailed plan to make college more affordable. lower cost prescription drugs for everyday families. and an approach to leadership that puts new hampshire families and small businesses ahead of the corporate special interests. that's maggie hassan. always has been. always will be. i'm maggie hassan and i approve this message. i'm maggie hassan uh, first of all, i plan to vote for donald trump. when it served her purpose, ayotte buddied up to trump, even calling him a role model. would you tell a child to aspire to be like donald trump? oh absolutely, i would do that. but she kept playing politics and flip flopping around. ayotte is running away from trump as quickly as she can. and what she values is her seat. and she's trying - to keep something she values. - i know. kelly ayotte. the politician.

ertising. adam: breaking news at 6:00. authorities believe the body of missing 16-year-old jacob goulet has been found. police say he fell into a storm drain friday night. developing details just into the newsroom. >> this is a tragedy for our community. tonight. how one high school is preparing to help grieving students tomorrow. hayley: after a blustery sunday, the winds are calming down a little bit. but the temperatures stay on the cool side this work week ahead. how chilly it will be. adam: countdown to election day, both candidates hitting the campaign trail. what to expect when hillary clinton returns to new hampshire tomorrow. >> no one covers new hampshire