>> it's unbelievable. i can't even imagine it. sean: now on daybreak heartbreak in nashua local police say the body of a missing teenager has been recovered and services will be available today for classmates growing gap new polls show hillary clinton pulling ahead in the race for the white house but donald trump says don't coun kevin: partial clearing this morning setting up a chilly breeze and a cooler pattern, what that means as the next system approaches ahead sean: unauthorized access how two people say they were able to get on board a flight to boston hours before the plane was set to leave.

i'm sean mcdonald. we had a little bit of everything over the weekend. kevin: a little bit of everything this week as well. you could have warmer temperatures for a few days or really start to cool off. we have been watching clouds drift across southern areas of the state's day of north. low-to-mid 50 and a westerly winds. it will feel much cooler. for a look at the morning drive here in the granite state we're joined live by 95.7 wzid's deb davidson. good morning deb.

and south. 101 and 111 are also moving well. all major highways in massachusetts are traveling at the posted speed limit. i'm deb davidson for 95.7 wzid. sean: grief counselors will be available at nashua north high school today after the apparent death of a student over the weekend jacob goulet disappeared on friday and nashua police say they believe a body pulled from the merrimack river in tyngsborough, mass yesterday is goulet though a positive i.d. has not been made yet wmur's ray brewer is live in nashua this morning near the storm drain police think he fell through. ray: a memorial is growing on the bridge here on main street as both friends and strangers alike drop off items to remember 16-year-old jacob goulet and the search has been called off police say goulet was walking

moved through and investigators think he fell into a storm drain and ended up in the merrimack river yesterday massachusetts state police spotted a body in the water in tyngsborough based on the body and clothing description nashua police believe it's goulet, but an autopsy is planned to help make the final determination now investigators want to know how he may have been swept into the >> no one has ever potentially fallen into the sewer system as far as we know and these covers don't typically come off. ray: crews spent time yesterday securing the drain with new bolts to try and prevent another tragedy jacob goulet was a student at nashua high school north and grief counselors will be on hand at the school today to speak with classmates reporting live in nashua ray brewer wmur news

sean: a hooksett man accused of leading police on a chase last night is due in court today police say when the first stopped 45-year-old john mccabe on hooksett road last night he gave the officer a false name and then took off police chased him through several side streets before arresting him in the parking lot of cinemagic. a pembroke woman is recovering this morning after rolling her car on washington street in rochester police say the driver near estes road last night. she was treated for non life threatening injuries. a horse is dead after it was hit by an suv in deerfield yesterday morning police say the horse got loose near the fairgrounds just after 7:00 the driver of the suv is ok. democratic presidential nominee hillary clinton will be back in new hampshire today for her first visit to the granite state in nearly four weeks she will hold an event with massachusetts senator elizabeth

at saint anselm college the clinton campaign says the event will focus on her plans for the economy this comes as a new abc-news tracking poll shows clinton with a growing lead over donald trump new hampshire is a key swing state and newsnine has learned eric trump will be in new hampshire tomorrow to campaign for his father his trip includes stops in manchester, nashua, salen, stratham, and seabrook abc's angelica spanos is following both campaigns with now just two weeks left until the elections. angelica: in a race against time, and still fighting accusations of sexual misconduct, donald trump is looking forward in the must win state of florida where he believes he's doing better among female voters than with male voters. >> i'll tell you what, we're doing well in the polls but you know i really think those polls are very inaccurate when it comes to women. i think we're doing better with

hillary clinton taking her campaign to church in north carolina. >> we got to actually start interacting with people we don't agree with. i do that all the time. because we can't fix our problems if we don't. angelica: president obama in las vegas saying that trump's claim of a rigged election, is a sign that he's losing. >> you've got a guy who proves himself unfit for this office every single day, every single way and on the other side you've got somebody who is as qualified as has ever run for the presidency, hillary rodham clinton. angelica: and that new poll also

point edge with men. a group that's typically tilted toward trump for most of the race til now. angelica spanos, abc news, new york sean: officially the polls don't open until two weeks from tomorrow, but several states allow early voting and for the first time that now includes massachusetts voters in the bay state can start casting their ballots today and can vote through friday, november fourth or just wait until tuesday the 8th early voting can be done in person or you can get an early ballot to cast by mail new hampshire does not have early voting but you can cast an absentee ballot either in person or through the mail. a flight to boston was delayed for several hours yesterday after two people managed to get on board when the plane should have been locked and empty american airlines says a jetway door in philadelphia was somehow left unlocked overnight saturday into sunday a father and daughter who don't speak english

and also say they were directed onto the plane and took their seats more than two hours before boarding actually started. >> someone went thru the door first. >> and they followed him? >> yes. >> was it unlocked or just not closed? >> it was open. >> there are times when there are cracks that open it is not right but there will be a thorough investigation. sean: the father and daughter have apologized and the airline says it was not a security breach because both passengers had gone through security screening another plane was used to complete the flight. still to come on newsnine daybreak ma s cancer the startling number that makes efforts like this so important a parade of yoga pants why hundreds of people put on their yoga pants yesterday and took a walk right past a specific home and in the next half hour hear from a man who says he tried to help an elderly woman after she was struck by a car in londonderry you're watching

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. 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.

kevin: starting out with some clouds drifting through. partial sunshine. clouds will be building. areas of light snow developing for the north country. detailed coming up. sean: the manchester millyard turned into a sea of pink yesterday afternoon as about 1500 people marched for breast cancer awareness survivors, families, care-givers and others took part in the making strides against breast cancer walk. the 3 mile route started and finished at arms park all helping raise awareness and money for efforts to find a cure. >> its amazing. the support that they show for survivors and fighters and those that we've lost to this disease is amazing. sean: according to the american cancer society, an estimated 246,000 women in the united states will be diagnosed with breast cancer this year.

hundreds of people marched to make a statement of a very different kind men and women alike donned yoga pants in an effort to send a message to a local resident earlier this month a man wrote a letter to the newspaper saying he doesn't think women over the age of 20 should wear yoga pants, calling them unforgiving especially for aging women he claims it was a joke but protesters say their effort was all about respect and marched before having a yoga session. coming up the head of jesus has been returned a church in canada complete once again plus packed museum the number of people who are visiting the newest smithsonian attraction, and how long you might have to

sean: iraqi special forces

retake the city. the campaign to force isis out of mosul involves more than 25,000 troops, militias, and tribal fighters. officials have been planning the effort for months and could take months to complete kurdish forces say dozens of militants were killed this weekend and they managed to destroy at least eight car bombs. a massive manhunt is underway in central haiti this morning for more than 150 inmates who overpowered guards and escaped from prison on saturday at least a dozen prisoners have bn to steal weapons one guard was killed and a prisoner died after falling from a prison wall officials believe they have captured the man who planned the jail break. the head of jesus has been returned to a church in canada the case made international headlines a year ago when someone stole the head from a statue of jesus and mary in the church's front yard the church later replaced the head with a terra cotta version over the weekend a woman brought the original head back saying the

church is not seeking any charges. halloween is still a week away but it is already scaring up some big numbers at the box office tyler perry's boo. a madea halloween pulled in nearly $28 million over the weekend to debut in the top spot that makes it the third best g movies it was a good weekend for sequels with tom cruise's latest edition of jack reacher never go back coming in a close second. we are learning new details about another upcoming edition to the star wars franchise writer and rapper donald glover will play lando calrissian in the upcoming film about han solo the directors say the untitled movie which is set for release in 2018 will explore lando in his formative years before the

lawmakers on both sides of the aisle are raising concerns this morning about the $85.4 billion merger between a.t. and t and time warner saying it could raise anti-trust issues the deal was announced on saturday but federal regulators still have to sign off and several lawmakers say they want more information on how the merger would affect consumers the companies hope to close the deal by the end of next year. if you are hoping to visit the newest smithsonian museum you may want to postpone your trip to d.c. the national museum of african american history and culture is sold-out through march it is free to get in but you need a ticket with a date. the museum opened one month ago today and has been packed officials had expected about 7500 visitors a day but instead, they are welcoming nearly 30,000 on most days.

were building this they had some sort of vision as to how easy it might be. we start off with prayer skies. clouds moving across southern's -- parts of the state. we have had partly cloudy conditions. clouds will second up north will dry things out. there's the lingering mid-level clouds. this will be pulling to the east. as the day moves up north any

reinforcing cold air. light snow in southern parts of canada. keeping temperatures overnight in the mid to upper 40's. lower 30's in the overlying valleys. pick up early this morning out of the west. risk of a shower later this afternoon. cold air will eventually come in . it looks like a cooler pattern sets up for most of this week. temperatures likely not out of the 40's.

afternoon. a couple of showers trying to pop up later in the day. not everyone is going to see it overnight tonight. we will be looking at fair skies for southern areas and a good deal of sunshine borrow. wednesday with a lighter winds. increasing clouds went to a night. thursday morning that we could see a wintry mix in northwestern sections of this date. otherwise mainly shower activity. tomorrow out of the northwest. skies thursday before the next

for this time of year running all the way to the end of the week. sean: let's check our top stories. here's ray brewer. ray: here in national there is a memorial to his extreme-year-old whose body was recovered from the merrimack river. he was walking home from a friend's house when the heavy rains moved through. investigators think he fell into a storm drain and ended up in the liver. based on the body and clothing description police believe they have found his body. sean: a hooksett man accused of leading police on a chase last night is due in court today police say when the first stopped 45-year-old john mccabe on hooksett road last night he gave the officer a false name and then took off hillary clinton will be back in new hampshire today she is holding an event with massachusetts senator elizabeth warren at 12:30 this afternoon at saint anselm college the

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sean: good morning. it's monday, october 24. one week from halloween. a little chilly. let's get right to our top stories, grief counselors will be on hand at nashua high north today to help students cope with the apparent death of a classmate. police say a body, pulled from the merrimack river in massachusetts, appears to be that of a sixteen-year-old boy who was swept into a storm drain friday night. a rochester woman accused of supplying fentanyl to a man who later overdosed and died is scheduled to face a judge today. and the dollar-store on tenney mountain highway in plymouth remains closed after a car hit

yesterday it was sunny and very windy. kevin: that is going to be out there today. cooler drier air makes its way in. lingering overcast early this morning. in the north country you may start with sunshine and start to add cloud. potential of not just rain shower activity. now that we have seen the snow always good. sean: let's check on the roads this morning. here's a live look at eye-93 from our common man camera in windham. kevin: for a look at the morning drive here in the granite state we're joined live by 95.7 wzid's deb davidson. good morning deb.

are completely snow free and moving well through the state. not seeing any major problems. everything is looking pretty decent through the millyard. no problems on the turnpike. in massachusetts the commute looks good heading into boston and burlington. i'm deb davidson. for 95.7 wzid. sean: police say a body, found in the merrimack river in massachusettpp nashua. 16-year-old jacob goulet disappeared friday night when authorities say he was swept into a storm drain. today grief counselors will be on hand at nashua high school north where jacob went to school. ray brewer joins us live in nashua now with the latest on this tragic situation. ray: a memorial has been set up on this bridge on main street in nashua, where it is believed jacob goulet disappeared after slipping into a storm drain

a tribute to 16-year-old jacob goulet is growing by the hour. friends sitting together consoling each other. and total strangers leaving flowers at the site where police believe goulet fell into a storm drain during torrential rain in nashua. >> i have kids, a 14 and 20-year-old, so as a parent i would hope somebody would care about my kid. >> i wouldn't want it to be one of my boys. that shouldn't happened. ray: one of jacob's friends says he saw jac h was walking home from a friend's house. >> anything sad, he would just like try to be happy about it or he'd try to make a joke of something just to get him by you know. >> it doesn't seem real to me that something like this could happen where i could be making jokes with him in second block of school and then a day later, he turns up missing. ray: the extensive search for jacob began on saturday, after

helicopters searched by air while other crews looked in the entire drainage system. public works also combed through the sewers. on sunday afternoon massachusetts state police spotted a body in the merrimack river in tyngsborough. based on the body and clothing description nashua police believe it's goulet but an autopsy will make the final meantime an investigation is underway into how he might've been swept into the storm drain. >> no one has ever potentially fallen into the sewer system as far as we know and these covers don't typically come off. ray: city workers re-secured the storm drain with new bolts but still many questions remain as to how this could've happened. live in nashua, ray brewer, wmur news 9. sean: we are following a developing story out of massachusetts. police say 5 people were killed

the accident happened shortly after midnight in middleborough. troopers say a vehicle was going the wrong-way when it slammed into another vehicle. at this time the victims' names are not being released. a rochester woman, charged in connection with a deadly overdose, is due in court today. police say 22-year-old nina batista provided fentanyl to a man who later died from an overdose. the 23-year-old victim was found dead last month at a home on osborne street in rochester. batista is scheduled to be arraigned today on one count of dispensing a controlled drug with death resulting. the dollar store in plymouth will be closed today after a car slammed into the building. police say no one was hurt when the car hit the store on tenney mountain highway yesterday but the building was damaged. the dollar store will remain closed until a structural engineer can assess the damage and repairs are made.

was hit by a car in londonderry is now speaking out. police say manuela garcia concepcion died friday night after she was hit on high range road. at the time she was crossing the street to get her mail. mark bickford, who is a merrimack firefighter, happened upon the accident with his family. he and several nurses on scene tried desperately to save concepcion's life. >> i did everything i could do, the people that were with me, we did everything we could do, londonderry police, londonderry fire, everybody put in a tremendous amount of effort to help your family member and i'm sorry it didn't turn out better but i just wanted you to know her last momen caring people. sean: police say the driver involved in the crash is cooperating with the investigation and no charges have been filed. in a little over two weeks voters will be heading to the polls to cast their ballots in the general election. as we get closer several new polls show democrat hillary clinton gaining over republican donald trump. nikole killion is in washington

the final stretch. nikole: today hillary clinton teams up with massachusetts senator elizabeth warren in new hampshire while donald trump focuses on florida. >> the numbers are even better than what they are saying. nikole: donald trump downplayed the polls as an abc-washington post survey showed hillary clinton twelve points ahead nationally among likely voters. >> look, you know, some people are sore losers and you've just gotta keep going. nikole: a cbs battleground tracker also has clinton up by a few points in florida and closing the gap in some de >> we are behind. our advantage is that donald trump is just going to continue to take the case directly to the people. >> these battleground states are called that for a reason. they're all going to be incredibly close. nikole: the democratic nominee now trying to look past trump in the final weeks as she and the president turn their attention to down-ballot races. >> we can't elect hillary and then saddle her with a congress

vote the gop ticket as he unveiled his plans for his first one hundred days in office including taking action against his female accusers, >> all of these liars will be sued after the election. what he wants. nikole: trump's campaign manager explained that trump delivers his own speeches and was just trying to defend himself. in washington, i'm nikole killion, wmur news 9. sean: our granite state debate series is coming up about a week. on november first, tune in for the race for governor. invited candidates are republican chris sununu and democrat colin van ostern.

senate debate between republican kelly ayotte and democrat maggie hassan. the first congressional district debate, featuring republican frank guinta, independent shawn o'connor and democrat carol shea-porter, takes place november third. and rounding out the series will be the second congressional district debate between democrat annie kuster and republican jim lawrence on november fourth. all of the debates start at 7 mobile app. a ribbon cutting ceremony is being held in nashua today for a new care center for the homeless. the peggy and david gilmour respite center is a new service of harbor care health and wellness. the center will offer services to those suffering from mental and behavioral health problems as well those dealing with substance abuse issues. the ribbon cutting ceremony gets underway at four this afternoon. new hampshire biologists are preparing to have the american marten removed from the state's list of threatened and endangered species.

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kevin: temperatures anywhere from the to upper 30's to the

showers later this afternoon. another system arriving on day with your forecast coming up. sean: the university of maine is mourning the death of a professor. the school says 50-year-old gordon hamilton died on saturday while conducting research in antarctica. he was riding a snowmobile when he hit a crevasse and fell one-hundred feet. hamilton was doing ice and glacier research for the national science foundation. he had been working at u-maine's an investigation is underway this morning into a deadly tour-bus accident in california. thirteen people were killed and 31 others injured when the bus rear-ended a semi-truck on a highway early yesterday morning. authorities say the impact was so strong that bus went about fifteen feet into the trailer. passengers told officials that most people were asleep when the crash happened. >> in almost 35 years i've never been to a crash where there has

so, it's tough, it's tough for all of us. fire department who handle it, chp personnel who handle it. it's not an easy thing, and you never get used to this kind of thing. sean: the ntsb is joining the investigation into what caused this crash. california state police say the bus had passed its 3 most recent inspections. a major financial mix-up is now taking a toll on thousands of california national guard huge enlistment bonuses a decade after they signed up to serve in iraq and afghanistan. >> i felt totally betrayed by my commanders. >> it's caused a lot of stress and anxiety on my entire family. >> if we could wave a magic wand and make it go away we would, but then we'd be breaking the law. sean: the california national guard was faced with a shortage of troops at the height of the two wars. when it offered bonuses of $15,000 or more for soldiers to re-enlist.

soldiers were overpaid. according to the l.a. times if soldiers refuse to pay. they could face interest charges have their wages garnished or even face tax liens. >> it certainly hurts the credibility going forward if we can't depend on the promises that were made to us when we volunteered to out our life on the line. sean: about 9700 current and retired soldiers received notices to repay some or all of their bonuses. if you suffer from migraines you'll want to listen up. a new study says those debilitating headaches may be caused by your food. the study found that migraines could be caused by high amounts of 'mouth bacteria' breaking down nitrates from food. experts say more research is needed to prove a correlation between the two. but if a solid link between mouth bacteria and migraines can be established, new treatments

turning now to sports. the patriots and the steelers met in pittsburgh yesterday for a showdown between two of the top teams in the conference. pittsburgh was without their quarterback ben rothliesberger. he's out for a few weeks after having knee surgery. the patriots scored first. tom brady dumped the screen pass off to james white and white ran 19 yards for the touchdown. in the third quarter the pats were up 14-13 when brady connected with rob gronkowski for a 36 yard touchdown. gronk tied the patriots touchdown record with his 68th career t.d. the patriots went on to win 27-16. >> great to win. sean: next up the pats take on the buffalo bills this sunday in new york. to the race tack now joey logano was able to hold off the field

finish to win the hellmann's 500 at talladega yesterday. the win secured his spot in the next round of eight. brad keselowski had the best car, but blew an engine, ending his chance at advancing to the next round, austin dillon, martin truex jr, chase elliott, and brad keselowski were all eliminated from chase contention, if you like traveling, eating pizza and watching sports there could be a new job for you. pizza hut is looking to hire someone to go to all ncaa championships for the 2016-2017 season. the pizza hut all-american will be responsible for sharing their journey from city to city and promoting the company. the ideal candidate must have a lot of knowledge about all ncaa sports. he or she will get paid $50,000.

blog dot pizza hut.com. the first snowfall of the season has arrived in new hampshire. paul chareth sent us this picture of the snow taken on the cog railway road by mount washington yesterday morning. this girl is posing in the fresh snow in gorham. and here's a shot of a snowman that someone built up in pittsburg. kevin: we are getting to the point where the snow is going to start slowly slipping further south. we may have a little bit later on today. we continue to see the chance of mixed shower activity.

system gusting over 25 miles per hour. highs today in the 40's in the north country and 50's elsewhere. areas of light snow with highs mainly tomorrow and wednesday in the 40's. the next system will arrive with rain. decreasing clouds for central and other areas morning. increasing clouds north. chance of mixed showers. you can see precipitation trying to come in on the reinforcing system.

southeastern parts of new england early this morning. clouds will be giving way to sunshine. there have and some 30's starting to pop up in central parts of the state. in the north country mid-30's. westerly direction. gusting over 25 miles an hour into the afternoon. mixed showers develop ring after 1:00 or 2:00. light snow will continue this evening. low-to-mid 30's across a good part of the state. most of that activity will be

the highs tomorrow in the 30's. tomorrow night into wednesday will be the coolest overnight lows. northern areas will see that play out tonight. light coating of snow. maybe a scattered inch to the north. temperatur t 40's up north. 40's tomorrow. wednesday partial sunshine and a lighter wind. we should be in the mid to upper 50's this time of year. the next system trying to arrive

recently resurfaced is now getting a lot of attention. take a close look. the picture appears to just show fifteen women standing outside a linen mill in ireland but look a little closer at the woman in the second row on the far right. you can see a hand resting on her shoulder but both women behind her have their arms folded. some people are giving their own explanations for this on our facebook page. t.c. writes, she was edited in. she is the only one not looking at the camera. and janet writes, i think it's a child behind her and you can only see the hand. let us know what you think by leaving a comment on our facebook page. still to come on newsnine daybreak good news for those of you who dream of living in the big apple. one man is now offering a place to live for just a dollar a

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...

sean: the london zoo is welcoming its first ever baby aye-aye lemur. the animal was actually born in july but it was not until last week that it finally emerged from nesting box for the first time. this species of lemur is unique in that one of its fingers is unusually large. in its native madagascar people believe that if an aye-aye lemur points that finger at you, death is not far away. how would you like to live in a three-story loft in manhattan for just a dollar a month? kevin: the founder of the website spare room.com is now offering you the chance. rupert hunt is searching for two roommates to share his west village loft for six months. he says he is looking for people that he can get along with. hunt says he is excited by the thought that his roommates will be able to pursue their dreams without having to worry about

of newsnine daybreak a tense situation in haiti this morning. authorities are desperately trying to find dozens of inmates who escaped from a prison after overpowering the guards.

>> unbelievable. >> can't even imagine it. erin: -- sean: heartbreak in nashua. the body of a missing teenager has been recovered, and services will be available for classmates. pull show hillary clinton pulling ahead in the race for says, don't count him out yet. kevin: partial clearing setting up a chilly breeze and a cooler pattern. how long it will last, ahead. sean: unauthorized access. how two people say they were able to get on board a flight to boston hours before the plan was set to leave. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org]