sean: now on daybreak, a former boy scout leader in your field and anything is accused of sexually assaulting a child many years ago, and police think there might be more victims. a car ended up upside down in a swamp in nashville yesterday, with a child stuck inside. into a very dangerous situation for them. kevin: and even cooler breeze out there today, with sunshine for some, clouds for others. winning a nexus system arrives, a head. >> two weeks from today, voters will cast their ballots. before that, the final push for the white house. i am angelica spano's in new york with the latest from the campaign trail, coming up. which is responsible for its

visit ncicap.org] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, sean: tuesday morning. feels a little chilly out there. good morning, everybody. thanks for waking up with us. i'm sean mcdonald. yesterday was sunny, but it needed a next her layer. it got cold. kevin: the reason we show windchill is, if you are outdoors for any length of time, that wind is a factor. it will not be quite as gusty as yesterday, with gusts over 30 mph. still notice. snow continuing to fall. the rest of us under fair skies. temperatures mid-30's to lower range of the 40's. we are talking highs in the 40's, the feeling cooler with the wind through the afternoon. much cooler for the rest of the week, but let's look at your tuesday morning ride. we are joined live by 95.7 wzid's deb davidson. good morning, deb. deb: good morning, kevin.

no major problems as you head out the door. 293 is getting busy through the mill yard, but traffic is moving up to speed. major delays in massachusetts. 93 southbound is solid from exit seven down to desk kim rhode -- down to dascom road. route three southbound a cap right through lowell and down to trouble code -- cove road. sean: topping our news this morning a former scoutmaster in , newfields and epping is accused of sexually assaulting a young boy about 20 years ago and police are worried there could be more victims. 69-year-old eugene perreault was also a town employee in newfields. wmur's ray brewer is live in newfields this morning to explain the allegations. good morning, ray. ray: good morning, sean. eugene perreault was arrested yesterday and charged with

police say a little over a week ago, a person came forward and told them that he had been assaulted by perreault about 20 years ago, while he was a boy scout in newfields and under the age of 13. perrault was a scoutmaster for the boyscouts of america for roughly a decade, ending in 2006, in borth newfields and epping. he was also the town health officer in newfields until yesterday, when he was removed from that position. >> it's not unusual for victims of sl forward right away. and in this case, it took approximately 20 years for that to happen. we're glad it did come forward at this time. and it's important to remember that others should come forward too. ray: perreault is free on cash bail this morning. he will be arraigned in december. we did reach him yesterday, but he declined to comment. the scout executive for the daniel webster council released a statement saying, in part, the

runs counter to everything for which the boy scouts of america stands. police say they are working with several potential victims in this case. reporting live in newfields, ray brewer, wmur news 9. sean: thanks. police say a car ended up in the exeter river in fremont while the driver was taking pictures of the foliage. officers say a woman stopped along red brook road yesterday morning, when her car suddenly rolled over an embankment and ended up in the water. rt of the car with her, and no one was hurt. a three-year-old girl was briefly trapped after a car ended up upside down in a swamp along the everett turnpike in nashua yesterday afternoon. firefighters say the driver was able to get out on her own, but couldn't free her daughter from her car seat. both were treated for minor injuries. firefighters say there were nearly several other crashes because drivers weren't moving

police say a woman had a blood alcohol content more than three times the legal limit when they pulled her over yesterday morning in pelham. 25-year-old meaghan carney faces several charges. and police say she was speeding and weaving all over the road in an area with a lot of kids waiting for the school bus. a box truck driver was cited after slamming into a state police cruiser on 293 in manchester. police say the trooper was responding to a crash just after hit his cruiser and three other cars. fortunately, no one was hurt. two weeks. that is all that is left before the polls open. and donald trump's campaign is now admitting that hillary clinton will likely win the key battleground state of pennsylvania. however, the republican nominee says he is winning the race for the white house, while clinton is turning some of her focus to helping democrats win seats in the house and senate. abc's angelica spanos reports.

hillary clinton to energize their supporters today. trump, though, may have to work a little harder. he insists his campaign is ahead, even though most polls show him trailing clinton. on day two of a three-day tour in the battleground state of florida, donald trump lashes out against the polls. mr. trump: folks, we're winning. we're winning. they are phony polls put out by phony media. angelica: and last night, trump's team bypassing the mainstream media with his bo "trump tower live." the hosts taking trump's message directly to the american people. but in new hampshire, clinton joined forces with massachusetts senator elizabeth warren. the pair bashed trump after he called clinton a "nasty woman" at the last debate. sen. warren: and on november 8, we nasty women are going to march our nasty feet to cast our nasty votes to get you out of our lives forever.

defeat isis. mrs. clinton: he is basically declaring defeat before the battle has even started. angelica: and both candidates are campaigning in florida today, with just two weeks to go until election day. angelica spanos, abc news, new york. sean: and don't forget our granite state debates begin one week from today. first up is the gubernatorial debate on november 1, followed by the u.s. senate debate on november 2. the first congressional district on thursday, november 3. and the second congressional district on november 4. all the debates start at 7:00 p.m., and will be live-streamed on wmur.com and our free mobile app. developing in australia right now, four people are dead after an accident on a ride at a theme park. all were adults in their 30's and 40's. the incident happened on a ride called "thunder river rapids" at the dreamworld theme park, which is the biggest theme park in

flipped sidewise on the conveyor belt as riders were getting ready to get off. two were thrown out. the park was immediately shut down after the incident. still to come on news 9 "daybreak" -- message in a bottle. how a note that was tossed into the atlantic ocean 50 years ago finally returned to new hampshire. hurricane recovery. the help that is desperately needed in haiti as local resources head to the southern resources head to the southern u.s. actions now being taken in nashua to make storm drains safer after the death of a local teenager. right now, it is eight minutes

kevin: temperatures around 40 at the seacoast. we have areas of light snow through cost county and the white mountains earlier this morning. another brisk day with wind out of the northwest. from there, changes with the next system arriving on thursday. those details ahead. sean: a litchfield woman is headed to north carolina today to work with victims of hurricane matthew. karen dudley is a red cross voluntee south are still living in shelters as they work to make repairs to their homes. dudley will help out as a community partnership manager. karen: one of the things that i am going to be focusing on is dealing with the donated materials. we get a lot of donated materials, and it's very difficult to deal with that -- making sure that people who need

is appropriate and it is ok to donate. sean: almost 6000 red cross volunteers from across the country, including several from new hampshire, have deployed to the south to help victims of hurricane matthew. meantime, the situation remains dire in haiti, where hundreds of people died. and the government says nearly 1.5 million people are in need of food assistance because of matthew. more than half of those need immediate help finding something to eat. in some areas, all of the crops were wiped out, at least half of the livestock was killed, and engines were washed away. a message that went out to sea more than five decades ago has returned back to new hamsphire with quite a story. a man vacationing in the turks and caicos found a coke bottle half buried in the sand, 1500 miles from new hampshire. clint buffington, a teacher from utah, says he broke the bottle open and unrolled a soggy note inside. he was able to read enough of

her father wrote that note and tossed it into the atlantic ocean more than 50 years ago, when he owned the beachcomber hotel. paula: this is special because it brings back a piece of him, a piece of her, a piece of my childhood, a piece of the beachcomber. all of these things are very hard to lose. sean: what a story. the note included a promise of a $150 reward if it was returned to hampton beach. and paula says she made sure to how about that? right now, it is 6:13. coming up, preventing sids. how long doctors now say parents should keep infant children in their bedrooms. plus, go ahead and have thin mints for breakfast. when girl scout cookie cereal

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 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 keep feeding the kids cake and ice cream. you get a lot of energy

sean: a company in russia is now specializing in some rather unique military weapons. look at that. they are all inflatable, including rockets, tanks -- even aircraft. the company says from a distance it is hard to tell the difference between the fakes and the real thing, and the inflatable weapons are intended to be used as military decoys. however, the company will not disclose any of its clients. so you won't know. millions of americans will pay a lot more for health care premiums next year. the obama administration confirms that premiums for a mid-level plan solro healthcare.gov will go up by an average of 25% before subsidies. and consumers will have fewer options, because more than a quarter of providers have dropped. the next open enrollment session starts one week from today. doctors say it is important for infants to sleep in the same room as their parents -- just not in the same bed. according to a new report from the american academy of pediatrics, children should sleep in their parent's room for

doing so can cut the risk of sids sudden infant death syndrome in half. the reports recommends that children sleep on their backs, but not on a soft surface like a couch or armchair. get ready to hit the slopes. thanks to more than five inches of fresh snow this week. killington resort in vermont plans to open today with two trails, becoming the first resort in the east to open. today is only for xpress card holders and season pass members, but the general public can enjoy the snow starting tomorrow. some free halloween skiing going on right there. incredible. in just a few months, your breakfast could get a tasty makeover. that's because general mills is introducing girl scout cookie cereal, starting in january. you are not dreaming right now. this is reality. there will be two options -- thin mint and caramel crunch, which will be like the popular samoas. which are so good. general mills says some of the proceeds will benefit the girl scouts.

best thing on the whole planet, so to make it a breakfast cereal -- new long -- to make it a breakfast cereal -- kevin: i do not know why it has taken so long. a great idea. sean: i like your idea of getting free samples in here. kevin: erin would join us. if she does not eat cereal, we would be happy to. sean: she is watching at home. good morning, out of the northwest come the factor. it is gusting. more gusts over 20 mph will add the extra bike to the air, with temperatures up in the 40's this afternoon. the white mountains and great north woods continuing to see areas of light snow this morning. this continues through the day. a bit of a reinforcement coming southward a southern canada will keep that going through the

high pressure starts to settle in. winds go down to breezy later tonight. still a breeze of 10-15 mph tomorrow, but nothing gusting. the next system tries to bump into the cooler air we have in place. upper 30's, lower 40's in southern spots. with the wind, albeit not tremendously gusty this morning, adding extra chill to the air, there will be a few more gusts through the afternoon. through the afternoon. yesterday, gusts atop mount early in the day. we saw that translate down, relatively speaking, to where we are. i suspect that will happen again today, with more gusts. highs today in the 40's to near 50 are not going to feel like it. a blend of sunshine and clouds in central and southern areas. class will be thickest from the notches northward. -- clouds will be thickest from the notches northward. we settle back into the 20's to

skies down to about -- down to a breeze. fair skies tomorrow even in the north country. after clear skies wednesday night, we start to see the next system approach. a thickening of cloud cover on thursday. precipitation breaking out in the afternoon. the southern half of the state, rainfall. in the white mountains and great north woods, a little bit trickier, depending on elevation. could be a wintry mix of snow, rain, or a bit of sleep. that friday morning. starting off either side of the freezing mark earley. a jump into the 40's for most into the afternoon. cooler winds than we had yesterday, with temperatures a solid 10 degrees cooler. partial sunshine for tomorrow. we will see rainfall move in thursday afternoon. some mix in the possibility up north. looks like the system is centered around the middle of

locations should be in the 50's over the weekend. halloween looking good. i suspect by the middle or end of next week, we will have another surge of milder air. this is a slippery slope that will continue. sean: you know it is november next week. just making sure. i have got the calendar back there. let's check out our top stories. we start with ray brewer. ray: a former scoutmaster and town employee in new fields has been arrested. he had been assaulted by perrault about 20 years ago, when he was a boy scout under the age of 13. he was also the town health officer in newfields until yesterday, when he was removed from that position. police think there may be other victims. sean: a three-year-old girl was briefly trapped after a car ended up upside down in a swamp along the everett turnpike in nashua yesterday afternoon. the driver was able to get out on her own, but couldn't free

after slamming into a state police cruiser on 293 in manchester. police say the trooper was responding to a crash just after noon yesterday when the truck hit his cruiser and then three other cars. coming up a wheelchair makeover , for a child, just in time for halloween. his "star wars" costume will likely be one of the best

kevin: partly cloudy skies. the flags fly up north. we are expecting temperatures this afternoon to get back into

a pretty awesome halloween costume next week. eight-year-old daniel is battling brain and spinal cancer and is confined to a wheelchair. but now his chair has been made into darth vader's tie fighter from "star wars," thanks to a non-profit group. you recognize it? kevin: this might be the greatest costume ever. several people also showed up dressed as other characters from "star wars," complete with lightsabers. volunteers spent about 200 hours making the special costume. which is just awesome. sean: it really you think that made his day? i think it did. that tie fighter was always better than the rest of them. kevin: says you. sean: coming up in the next half hour, the world series gets underway tonight, but if you want to attend a game, you better be prepared to shell out a lot of money. plus, a youth football team has been suspended from league play after using a player who was far

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to end the opiate epidemic. >> no one covers new hampshire like we do. now, wmur news 9 "daybreak." sean: if you like the feeling of winter, you like this morning. a little chilly. 40 degrees on the seacoast. forecast in a moment. first, let's get right to our top stories. a former scoutmaster and newfields town employee is accused of sexually assaulting a boy scout under the age of 13 about 20 years ago. authorities say there could be more victims. rochester police are investigating an incident in which they say a woman got pills from a prize vending machine at a local restaurant. and the city of nashua is taking steps to make sure its storm drains are safer after police say a teenager fell into a drain

we will have more on that in a moment. we wanted to show you video we captured this morning. these are snowflakes falling in colebrook. kevin: if this had been july, it might have been mosquitoes were bugs. these suspects in for snowfall in the north country that has been -- these specks infer snowfall in the north country. a beautiful sunrise setting up, with temperatures in the 30's to their way up through the 40's in southern areas. the wind still a factor today, out of the northwesterly direction. sean: i know people with snowmobiles who say, bring it on. kevin: especially after last weekend. sean: let's check on the roads this morning. here's a live look at i-93 from our hooksett camera. 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.

delays between exits three and four, due to rush hour. 293 heavy through the millyard in manchester. traffic is getting slow by the exit six ramp. interstate 89 smith from concord to the upper valley, but traffic building by exit 18 and exit 20. this report is being brought to you by minuteman health. from bmws the icd -- from the wzid traffic network, i am deb davidson. sean: a former boy scout master and wf child. eugene perrault allegedly assaulting the young boy about two decades ago. now police are looking into the possibility that there could be more victims. ray brewer joins us live in newfields with the latest on the investigation. ray: good morning, sean. police say they are working with several alleged victims and there could be more. as a matter of fact they're , encouraging anyone who may have been victimized to come forward. 69-year-old eugene perreault of

employee until monday. now, he's accused of sexual assault. >> we had a pretty courageous victim come forward approximately a week and a half ago. ray: police say that man claims he was victimized by perreault about twenty years ago, while he was a boy scout. at the time, authorities say, he was younger than 13 years old. >> it's not unusual for victims of sexual assault to not come forward right away. and in this case, it took approximately 20 years for that to happen. and we're glad it did come forward at this time. and it's important to remember that others should come forward too. ray: according to police, perreault was a scoutmaster for the boy scouts of america from the mid-1990's through 2006 in epping and newfields. police confirm perreault was also newfields' health officer. the town's website describes the role as providing information on environmental and public health issues. i did just speak with the

has been removed from his duties and responsibilities in that role. ray: perreault was released on cash bail, and is set to be arraigned in december. in a statement, the scout executive and ceo said, quote, "the behavior included in these allegations is abhorrent and runs counter to everything for which the boy scouts of america stands." we did speak with perreault, but he had no comment on the allegations against him. live in newfields, ray brewer, wmur news 9. sean: new on daybreak -- an investigation is underway in rochester after police say a woman found pills inside a vending machine. courtney jones says she put a quarter into a prize machine at the rochester house of pizza on friday, and this is what came out -- a plastic pod containing four pills. it was later determined that the pills are blood pressure medication. jones told the restaurant's manager about the incident, and the machine was removed by the vendor the following day.

police believe this was an isolated incident. a woman is expected to plead guilty today to charges in connection with a deadly crash that happened back in 2014. in allenstown police jordan , heath was driving on allenstown road when she ran a red light and hit a motorcyclist who had the right of way. the motorcyclist, 66-year-old michael phelps, was killed in the crash. heath was initially charged with negligent homicide, but her trial ended with a hung jury. today, she is expected to plead guilty to a lesser charge in investigators are expected to release more details today on the apparent death of a nashua teenager who police say was swept into a storm drain. authorities believe a body pulled from the merrimack river in massachusetts was that of 16-year-old jacob goulet. the city of nashua is now taking steps to make sure its storm drains are safer. crews are working to secure all sewer covers in the city with tamper-proof bolts and locks. aluminum covers will be replaced

and every month, crews will inspect all the city's nearly 9000 manhole and sewer covers. one iowa father says he wants to raise awareness about the dangers of unsecured manhole covers. in 2014, mark blake lost his 17-year-old son logan when he reached into an uncovered storm drain to retreive a frisbee. mark: it just doesn't need to happen in most situations. the particular drain that logan perished in had been there for so i think it happens a lot more than we understand it does. sean: the city of nashua is also asking the public to call the public works department or police if you see any sewer or manhole covers that look unsecured. in commitment 2016 news, donald trump's son will be hitting the campaign trail here in the granite state today. eric trump will visit a number of campaign offices and make stops at businesses across southern new hampshire. he will also attend a seacoast republicans rally in seabrook

hillary clinton was in new hampshire yesterday. she held a rally at saint anselm college with massachusetts senator elizabeth warren. sen warren: nasty women are tough. nasty women are smart. and nasty women vote. sean: both clinton and warren scorched donald trump, saying his latest criticism of efforts to destroy isis show he's unfit to destroy isis show he's unfit for office. wrong. it is dangerous, and it needs to be repudiated on november 8 here in new hampshire and across america. sean: analysts say clinton's visit to new hampshire will likely be her last before next month's election. we'll have more from the campaign trail, including a look at where both candidates are stumping today, coming up in a live report from our washington bureau. the deputy head of the drug enforcement agency is calling new hampshire ground zero in the opioid epidemic. jack riley praises the granite state's commitment to fighting

ground zero because of the number of overdose deaths and the flood of fentanyl coming in. >> usually, for instance, the cartels would transit another major city. some of our investigations are actually seeing people that live in this general region dealing directly with cartel members along the border. sean: riley says he's optimistic about the progress being made and is committed to putting more dea agents here in new hampshire. coming up, a youth football team in rhode island has been suspended from its league after putting a 19-year-old on the field. what parents say tipped them off. plus, a frightening situation for a woman in california. we'll show you the moment a police cruiser came under fire while a civilian was riding along. kevin: northwest winds continuing to bring in the cooler air from the time being, but the pattern starts to switch

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kevin: it is tuesday morning, and we start with temperatures in the lower mid 40's along the coastal plain. we are in the 30's out west and

out of the northwest again today, with highs mainly in the 40's through the afternoon, before we start to rebound at the end of the week, temperature wise. we have details coming up. sean: a little warmer down south. today, both presidential candidates will be stumping in the sunshine state as florida and several other states begin early voting. nikole killion is live in washington to tell us how they're getting out the vote. good morning, nikole. nikole: good morning. today, hillary clinton kicks off a two-tr donald trump continues his push there with back-to-back rallies. trump projected confidence during his sunshine state swing, even as a new cnn/orc poll put him five points behind clinton nationally. he blamed phony polls and the media as clinton and massachusetts senator elizabeth warren took aim at him in new hampshire. the trump campaign concedes it has an uphill climb with some states like pennsylvania potentially slipping from its grasp, but it contends it still

a new venture as part of his campaign. can you talk about that? nikole: this is a pseudo-newscast they're putting out each night leading up to the election on facebook live. the inaugural episode was last night, with donald trump' campaign manager. it will feature his aides and family members. the campaign says this is about providing unfiltered access to its any type of pilot or test trial for trump tv, a venture which has been reported as of late. sean: a lot of celebrities joining hillary clinton on the campaign trail in the final two weeks. who has been with her? nikole: that is right. just last night she was at a fundraiser ahead of her birthday , with a concert featuring singer stevie wonder as well as actor kevin spacey.

concerts leading up to the election. that includes everyone from jay-z, katy perry, bon jovi, and j-lo. sean: overseas at least 59 , people were killed in pakistan overnight after gunmen attacked a police training center. most of the victims were cadets or trainees. officials say at least 117 others were wounded in the attack. they say many of the victims died when the gunmen detonated explosive vests. the ex-wife of disgraced subway pitchman jared fogle is now suing the sandwich chain. subway executives knew about fogle's pedophilia as early as 2004 and should have notified authorities. mclaughlin divorced fogle after he pleaded guilty last year to federal charges of child pornography and having sex with minors. katie: finding out that your husband and the father of your children is a child predator, and knowing that his job

regular basis, was devastating. sean: the suit alleges that the couple's two children suffered emotional distress. because fogle's behavior did not become publicly known before mclaughlin married him in 2010. i rhode island youth football team has been suspended from the league for putting a 19-year-old on the field. number 84 took the field with 13 and 14-year-old players at a game yesterday afternoon. he is believed to be the older brother of one of the capital city buccaneers. parents say he only lasted a few plays before referees realized >> you could zoom in and see the facial hair this gentleman had. facial hair and arm tattoos. inc. about the kids. think about if you were to paralyze one of our kids, or something worse. sean: the league suspended the team indefinitely and the coach was permanently banned. a woman in california got a scary dose of reality while riding along with a police officer. they wound up going on a chase

>> he has a gun! sean: look at that. incredible stuff. three of those bullets hit the police cruiser, forcing the officer to end the chase. the woman riding along suffered minor cuts from the broken glass. police later found the suv, with the gun inside, but the suspects had already taken off. let's talk sports right now. the bruins and the celtics had the day off yesterday but the b's will be back in action tonight, skating against minnesota. tomorrow night at home with the brooklyn nets. yesterday the celtics held a , groundbreaking ceremony for their new training facility. it will be called the auerbach center at new balance world headquarters. the facility is named after the great red auerbach. it will be located at boston landing, where the bruins recently opened their new practice facility. the auerbach center will have a huge glass wall on the edge of the mass turnpike, two parquet

a little distracting, maybe, for drivers coming by on the highway. the 112th world series is set to begin tonight in cleveland and that will be just-after the cavaliers raise their nba championship banner. remember that? the cubs and the indians were both on the field yesterday for batting practice. the indians' last world series title was in 1948. chicago is seeking its first world series championship since 1908. i think we all know that number by now. and this is the cubs first appearance in the fall classic since 1945. the mound for tonight's game. a familiar face. meantime tickets to the world , series are costing fans a lot of money. as expected. according to ticket iq the , average asking price for the 4 baseball games scheduled in cleveland is only $3900. but that's a bargain compared

that is just to get in the door before you buy a t-shirt, a cool beverage, and some food. $7,200. but you get to witness history. kevin: these fans have been waiting a long time. sean: they have been saving up their pennies. kevin: we start this morning with a look outside. fair skies across a good part of the state. clouds making their way into the lakes region. some of those through the great north woods the last few hours. in southern areas, we have clear skies this morning. there could be a few flurries as far south as the lakes region early this morning, but those will be few and far between compared to call us county -- compared to call wash county. a breeze that will be cooler than yesterday. a west wind gusting over 25 mph, pushing temperatures into the

that reinforces the air mass in place. we will have fair skies through tomorrow night and early thursday. there could be mixing a little bit of light snow trying to hop into the mount washington valley early on. some of those could make their way into the east central parts of the state. trying to approach. temperatures have slid back overnight. we are in the 30's for most. lower and mid 30's in the monadnock region, with a few clouds drifting through. a few flurries for central areas of the state. wind out of the northwest will

mph, but a few higher gusts this afternoon, over 20 mph. probably not quite the gusts we have yesterday. a range anywhere from 38 in pittsburgh to as high as 50 in southern areas. there in mind the wind is going to make it will colder than that through the afternoon, if you are outdoors for any length of time. light snow continues to the evening tonight. a letter wind out of the northwest. clouds start to advance in thursday morning. the precipitation starts to move in later. the farther north you go, especially with the elevation differences, we could be talking rain mixing with snow at times. another quick moving system behind that could be here by the

highs will be in the 40's in and around the capital city and for most of the southern half of the state. a few upper 30's up north. notice the 40's still on the maps for the next couple of days. tomorrow, partial sunshine and a breeze. thursday, the afternoon up north could be a mixture of rain or snow depending on your elevation. it wraps up friday morning. could be an inch of rain fall out of that system. we are still totaling of the rainfall at this point. point into the weekend. a solid 75% of the weekend is looking good. sean: so keep the umbrella handy. a worker at the oregon humane society came up with a creative way to help a hairless hamster. the worker says she noticed that the hamster, named silky, was shivering in her cage. so she decided to crochet a tiny sweater for her. silky only wears the sweater for special occasions. it is incredible how this thing fits. they hamster will be available for adoption this week.

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sean: right now, it is 6:55. updating our top stories -- a former boy scout master and newfields tomp child. here's ray brewer. ray: he was arrested yesterday, charged with full an is aggravated sexual assault. police say a man came forward and told them he had been assaulted when he was a boy in newfields under the age of 13. he was the town health officer in newfields until yesterday, when she was removed -- when he was removed from that position. police think there may be new victims. he had no comment yesterday.

underway in rochester after police say a woman found pills inside a prize vending machine at the rochester house of pizza. it was later determined that the pills are blood pressure medication. no other drugs were found, and police believe this was an isolated incident. a woman is expected to plead guilty today to charges in connection with a deadly crash. police say jordan heath ran a red light on allenstown road back in 2014, and slammed into a motorcycle, killing the rider. heath was initially charged with negligent homicide, but her trial ended with a hung jury, and she's now expected to plead kevin: for central and southern areas, it is a partly to mostly clear start. temperatures in the 30's to lower 40's. in the north country, a little bit of light snow. areas of light snow and flurries through the afternoon. the breeze still noticeable today and will be out there tomorrow, just not as gusty. looking at 40's through thursday.

wrapping up early friday. we will go back into the 50's for the weekend. sean: we were outside shooting "chronicle" yesterday and the sunshine felt good. it was cold outside. felt like winter. coming up, the latest on that deadly amusement park accident in australia. for people were killed when

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. thanks, annie.

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good morning, america. breaking right now, a deadly accident at an amusement park water ride. four killed when the ride malfunctions. trapping people and ejecting others. the park is now closed and police are on the scene investigating. behind in the polls, donald trump fights back at the media. most dishonest people in the world. the media. >> launching his own nightly newscast on facebook. >> we will win. >> while hillary clinton calls on her strongest supporters, president obama attacks trump on "jimmy kimmel." >> what i don't do like at 3:00 a.m. i don't tweet about people who insulted me. >> the election two weeks from today. caught on surveillance camera, the terrifying moment a