police now say they've made another discovery inside of that home. good evening, i'm josh mcelveen. jean: i'm jean mackin. officers have confiscated marijuana from the home. josh: kristen carosa has the breaking details. reporter: we're here on route 121 in auburn where authorities could be seen searching earlier this morning. their focus was this wooded area to my right. but now that has shifted toward the confrontation started, wood hill drive for a report of a confrontation between the homeowner and an intruder. they say a gun was fired by the homeowner but no one was hit, and then the intruder then ran off into the woods. authorities searched the area, but never found the suspect. this archpolice obtained a search warrant for 56 wood hill drive. police searched inside the home and in cars on the property. officers seized a small

>> it will be sent up to the county attorney's office for possible charges. reporter: police remain at the home at this hour, no arrests have been made, we'll keep you updated. jean: thanks. the tonight the state fire marshal is trying to f one western in rochester this morning. neighbors noticed the mobile home burning just after 3:00 a.m. jennifer crompton is joining us from the scene. reporter: the identity of the person who perished here has not yet been released. but neighbors say a woman richard here alone who they describe as sweet and nice. the scene here in rochester one of sheer devastation, the fire that tore through this mobile

>> i never saw anything go up so fast in my life. reporter: fire scene tape sur rowns the little that's left of a mobile home at 21 whispering wind lane in rochester. the deadly blaze spotted just after 3:00 a.m., called in by a neighbor awakened by the sound. >> was like a roaring train, a big truck engine. reporter: then when you looked what did you see? >> my yard was so bright, i looked, i said oh my god. reporter: she ran to neighbors on each side, h burning home alone wasn't inside. >> from then on it was getting the people up and out that we could get out. sad that she didn't make it. she's going to be missed. >> she was a very nice woman. and she was always very friendly. reporter: the fire appears accidental. the cause still under investigation. but officials believe it was

before it was noticed. a reminder they say of the for tabs of working smoke detectors. >> given the construction style of a mobile home, things can go a lot quicker than a traditional home. reporter: the last residential fire death in rochester was 13 years ago, also in a mobile home. >> it's a shock to the community, the department, it's something we have to deal with but have to deal with very little. reporter: the fire marshal's office is the woman, until family is notified and the autopsy is complete. live in rochester, jennifer crompton, wmur news 9. jean: a vigil will be held for the teenager whose body was found in the merrimack river. police confirmed jacob goulet, he disappeared on friday, his body was found across the state line in tyngsboro. a candle-light vigil will begin at 8:00 on main street near the

josh: tonight 25 people are facing charges of heroin trafficking after what investigators are calling a significant bust of a drug ring. naoko funayama is live with the amount of drugs that prosecutors say the dealers sold. reporter: officials say this was a sophisticated ring that allegedly brought heroin in from mexico to new hampshire and northern massachusetts. u.s. attorney says police used wire taping to get the evidence needed toak those arrests included 11 high ranking members of the drug trafficking ring including alberto marte of lowell, massachusetts who police say alley led the operation. several of the individuals have also been charged with didn'ting fentanyl -- distributing fentanyl and heroin. officials believe over a kilo gram was distributed by this group in the area. the entire investigation took about a year and a half. two of the men indicted still

orders by phone, and then dispatchers would arrange for members of the group to make deliveries. >> these individuals don't care about who they sell to. they don't care that people are dying from it. they don't use it themselves. they're in it for one thing and that's to make money. reporter: the attorney says the heroin from this alleged ring was regularly distributed throughout the state even though no heroin deaths have been linked to this particular group. the investigation is naoko funayama, wmur news 9. josh: news 9 has learned that more than 8,000 pounds of unused prescription drugs were turned in over the weekend as part of national drug takeback day. the event's goal is to get unnightedded drugs out of peoples home before they fall into the wrong hands. in new hampshire more than 100 police departments took part this year, offering a safe place to dispose of those prescriptions. jean: snow has been falling for days now in northern new hampshire. beautiful scene there, and looks

and soon. let's go to mike haddad to see where the wintery mix is headed next. mike: look at those pictures, wow. we just setted right into winter. hard to imagine a couple weeks as we were talking about that string of temperatures well above the average. not so the case right now, we're well below the norm. a few clouds lingering in parts of northern and western new hampshire, and yes there is quite a system back to the west in the great lakes, just to the west of toronto c around chicago in towards detroit up towards green bay, alpina, michigan all moving in our direction for tomorrow. now in terms of the breakdown for rain and snow, tip country especially early in the season and late, time of day and elevation are critical, and that will play into this next system. you notice tomorrow morning is dry, early afternoon a little bit of light shower activity tries to scoot the from the coast, and enters the monadnock region. then tomorrow evening it does

up through about the lake sunapee zone. farther north in the mountains it's wet snow. farther south and east it's rain. but in the higher elevations above 1,000 feet there could be wet snow in parts of monadnock region. josh: now to commitment 2016 coverage. republican presidential nominee donald trump will be back to new hampshire at the end of this week, he'll hold a rally at the radisson who nell that's happening on friday afternoon. now today trump is taking a break from the campaign trail so he can focus on his business adventures. but democratic nominee hillary clinton is still going full speed in florida, which is a key swing state. and sally kidd is live in our washington bureau with what the candidates had on the plate today. reporter: that's right, josh. these today's events come as new polls show the race is tightening a bit. and each campaign is claiming an

donald trump stepped off the campaign trail to open his new luxury hotel. located just down the street from the white house. >> today is a metaphor for what we can accomplish for this country. same kind of thing. reporter: using the occasion to take a swipe at obamacare and its rising premiums. >> unaffordable, unusable, and doesn't work even if you can afford it. reporter: the new trump hotel a target of hillary clinton's in florida. >> he's use in foreign countries. reporter: clinton campaigned with chef andres who abandoned plans to open a restaurant in trump's hotel because of trump's comments about immigrants. >> someone talks about making america great again. what? who are you? where you come from? reporter: clinton also watched the final series of ads laying

>> equal pay for women. reporter: meantime, trump's running mate mike pence campaigned out west working to appeal to independents and disaffected democrats. >> don't be fooled, men and women in nevada, the race is on, it's all tied up. reporter: in addition to nevada and colorado, pence is also campaigning in utah where recent polling suggests third party conservative candidate evan mcmullin could be taking some votes away fm sally kidd, wmur news 9. josh: right now donald trump does not have the star on the hollywood walk of fame. it's not a political statement, workers had to remove the star after it was vandalized so badly that trump's name was no longer recognizable. witnesses say a man dressed in a as a construction worker crushed the star this morning. the star will be refurbished and repliesed. candidates for congress in new hampshires kosher office will face off next --

week. they begin on tuesday. head to the wmur facebook page right now and leave a comment on the debate post. jean: traffic watch time, let's see how it moving out there. we'll start with live pictures over 239 in manchester, near exit 5. peggy james joining us live with a lat evening commute. great to see you. >> hi there. we're doing pretty well, no major issues. 93 over the state line from sale tomorrow manchester looks pretty good, a little slowdown through the work zone in windham, then you're onto 293, which is moving well around the city. a little slow between exits 5 to 4 on the southbound side through the mill yard. but no major hangups. looking good through the hooksett tolls and points north. 101 west getting crowded at the

the everett turnpike filling in north through merrimack and 101 looks good out to the seacoast. spaulding turnpike is busy between portsmouth and newington making your way north. i'm peggy james for 95.7, wzid. josh: tonight the secretary of defense is calling for a major overhaul in military bonuses. jean: up next this is part of the fallout from several guardsmen being told to pay back their signing bonuses. josh: also timberlake in hot water with election officials, what they're saying about the ballot selfie that apparently broke state law. >> and it will be one of the coldest nights of the season so far on the way. how low will temperatures go by morning. jean: at 5:30 an admitted killer faces his victim's family before learning his sentence. >> i do not have the words to describe to you the pain, anguish and anger. josh: and new details about the

this is where the oil billionaire koch brothers a hosted a fundraiser for kelly ayotte... with the koch brothers 90% of the time. ayotte's campaigns collected millions from corporate interests. and voted for them, not you. she voted wall street banks billions in write offs for executive bonuses. voted big oil billions in tax breaks. but kelly ayotte voted against letting families refinance student loans. and against lowering the cost of prescription drugs. kelly ayotte's not working for new hampshire. dscc is responsible

i'm colin van ostern, and this is my father-in-law, rich. i agreed to do a tv ad only if my grandkids were in it, too. i trust colin with their future. my clean energy plan is all about their future. as governor, i'll invest in solar and renewable energy. that'll hold down energy costs, create local jobs, and protect the environment. it's how we keep new hampshire moving forward. or grampa could just keep feeding the kids cake and ice cream. you get a lot of energy

josh: welcome back. two powerful earthquakes rattled central italy and have knocked out power. officials say the first quake was a magnitude 5.4 and the

preliminary magnitude of 6. 1. no word yet on damage or injuries, but officials say the quakes were actually aftershocks of the magnitude 6.2 quake from two months ago that killed nearly 300 people. jean: tonight the pentagon's responding to the growing outrage over thousands of national guard members being asked to pay back bonuses. josh: this comes as the secretary of defense has ordered the pentagon to suspend its effort to seek repayment. lauren lyster has more on the actions the defen reporter: facing national outrage? >> i'm bitter, i'm angry. >> another bone headed decision by the department of defense. reporter: the defense secretary now taking action in response to thousands of california national guard members being asked to pay back bonuses they were promised. >> i've ordered the suspension of all efforts to collect reimbursement from affected california guard members. reporter: during the height of the wars in iraq and afghanistan

the problem started in 2010 when the military learned of criminal fraud. a california national guard official gave bonuses intended for highly skilled soldiers to others who did not qualify. and service members who did nothing wrong are paying for the mistake. people like susan haley, anded to repay $15,000 plus interest. >> we already have exhausted our savings. reporter: purple heart recipient forc pay back $46,000. >> month after month we were paying about $1300. reporter: the obama spokesman saying the -- >> taking stems to ensure the men and women of the california guard know that the commander in chief has their back. reporter: secretary carter has ordered a team to establish a better process to resolve these cases quickly and fairly by the first of the year, with the goal

lauren lyster, abc news, los angeles. jean: some brief legal concerns for pop star justin timberlake over his vote in the presidential election. timberlake flew to his home state of tennessee for early voting. he then posted a selfie with his ballot saying if he flew from l.a. to memphis, no excuses for others not to vote. but this year tennessee passed a law banning voters from taking pictures or video inside polling places. local authorities do not plan to press any saying it wouldn't be the best use of their resources. new hampshire's ballot selfie ban was overturned last month, but similar laws are on the books in many states, that includes illinois. some precinct there's have come up with an alternative. it is a designated selfie booth. >> you're not allowed or you're not supposed to take anything in the booth but that will allow to you do so. when you come out get in front

>> i just came in and voted and took a selfie on the selfie wall, it was pretty cool. jean: 18 state have clear bans on ballot selfies. 13 have mixed or unclear laws that are still being sorted out. mike: oh, that fall chill out there, but also some fall color still hanging on, as you can see here in gilford. kind a bronze color now showing up as we're just a little past peak, but after all we're still in october, you might expect temperatures to be a little higher, but that winter chill still holding on in northern and western parts of the state. all those areas you see, by the way, in the deeper shade of blue, including parts of the monadnock region, could see some wet snow out of the next system that rolls in tomorrow. winds busy out of the northwest again today, but not as strong as yesterday. they have been gusting higher at times. and those winds shut down later on tonight, and with mostly

of the if not the coldest night so far this season, lower 20's north, on average upper 20's for many and a couple of low 30's downtown manchester and right along the coast. but at least for the next couple of days, we're locked in with temperatures well below average from the great lakes, eastern canada, points south all the way into new england. and that will help play into the next system, as it will not be all rainfall from chicago points south. you notice that wintery mix in a good portion of the great starting tomorrow in some spots. but this will not be the first snow of the season. josh is standing by with a look at what happened this past weekend. josh j.: if you missed it this past weekend, there was snow in the northern part of the state, especially those areas with some elevation. here are the numbers that we were seeing this past sunday morning. check that out, five inches in the first connecticut lake region.

snow, randolph four plus. jefferson one and a half. and many other locations with between three and six inches of snow fell as well, and a few photos from that snow, here's diamond pond, that feels like mid winter when you look at that shot. that was this past weekend, as was this one in stewartstown. you could tell it was a heavy wet snow, but it was there covering everything including the trees and the power lines as you saw right there. and now a live web pittsburg, and that snow has stuck, there's one view, here's back lake over in pittsburg as well. finally mount washington, you can't see anything. those are all live web cams out there right now. there's a lot of snow, and mount washington and some other spots may have some more, mike's got a look at that. mike: amazing to see winter holding on in a big way up north. with temperatures in the 30's, not going to go anywhere this evening and it gets even colder so the snow lingers tomorrow.

parts of new hampshire, the next system moves in there. will be quite a bit of snow just off to our west, but as we go through the midday and early afternoon, temperatures should climb up to around 40 degrees. of course that's too warm to support snow in the lower elevations, and in areas south and east of the lakes region. but it's a different story in the monadnock region through the lake sunapee zone and white mountains and great north woods, that's where an accumulation of snow is likely. tomorrow night into friday morning before the system gradually pulls away early afternoon on friday. notice rainfall tallies could exceed an inch, up to an inch and a half possible by midday on friday. south and east of the lakes region. of course you translate that over to snow and there could be a coating to a half inch in the higher terrain of the monadnock region, maybe an inch in a couple spots. but best bet of higher amounts will be in the white mountains and great north woods, on average 3 to 6 in the lower

the presidential range of the white mountains. so a lot of winter but also some beneficial rain for some. trickiest part of the forecast be in the monadnock region through the lake sunapee zone, and some wet snow will pile up. it clears out friday night. most of the weekend good, could a passing shower saturday. a little warmer next week. jean: going to be messy tomorrow, thanks, mike. fi laws, up next candidates for governor share their thoughts on recreational drugs. josh: the man disguised as a tree in a busy intersection is

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on student loans, became a stonyfield business manager. then a top executive at college for america. colin van ostern: i'm colin van ostern. real success is helping others get ahead. a bright new hampshire future starts with looking out for people. josh: we asked the candidates for governor whether the when it comes to recreational marijuana use. >> well, i have been supportive of decriminalizing appropriate amounts of marijuana use. our new laws that do allow for medical marijuana in the state are still fairly new. i think we need to see how those play out before we decide to take the full leap into a full legalization of recreational marijuana. so at this time, no, i'm not supportive of that. but i'm looking forward to seeing how it plays out in the

>> every other state in new england has decriminalized small amounts of marijuana for personal use. new hampshire should join our neighboring states in that regard. frankly we shouldn't be spending the money that it takes continue to incarcerate those people. we should also be doing a better job with with with our medical marijuana, which is more restrictive than many doctors think it should be. we also need to bear in mind that we should do everything we can t crieses that we're facing. i'm talking about heroin, opioids and we need to make sure that the law enforcement, the health care professionals, the councilors, the treatment services have the strength and support they need in order to take it on. josh: we'll get the candidates' positions on new hampshires minimum wage straight ahead at 5:30. jean: also ahead, there's new security in place at logan airport, we'll tell you what makes these k9's so different from other dogs. josh: and a new way to keep track of your luggage.

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frightens our allies and emboldens our enemies? the one with the deep understanding of the challenges we face, or the one who is unprepared for them? a steady hand? or a loose cannon? common sense and unity, or drama and division? a woman who's spent her life helping children and families, or a man who's spent his life helping himself? what example will we set? what kind of country will we be? hillary clinton, because we're stronger together. i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. 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.

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. >> no right to take my brother from us.

now at 5:30, what the defendant's family had to say in court. josh: queen city murder suspect on his way back to new hampshire after police found him several states away. mike: dry for now, but more beneficial rain and even some snow for some moves in with the next system. jean: and a historic industry is making a comeback in the granite state. the new surge in chicken farms. >> no one covers new hampshire like we now wmur news 9 at 5:30. jean: an emotional day in a nashua courtroom as a man pleads guilty to a 2015 murder. welcome back, i'm jean mackin. josh: i'm josh mcelveen. instead as andy hershberger reps live, while the victim's family confronted peno, the defendant's

a brutal crime with tragic results and today one of the men allegedly involved learned how long he will spend in prison. >> i ask you, mr. pino, for what you've done to them. reporter: the sister of the murder victim told the court how two families have been torn apart by this tragedy. markham's 2015 death. >> i do not have the word to describe to you the pain, anguish and anger my family and i have suffered since that cold dark knight that ben was attacked. the defendant had no more right to take my brother from us. reporter: prosecutors say pino and gott randomly attacked and robbed markham on a nashua bike

than 20 times. >> that day will haunt me for the rest of my life. that day, i can feel my brother's pain. i knew him that well. reporter: but pino's family asked the court to think about his tough upbringing and mental issues when deciding on a sentence. >> on the fatal night that mr. markham lost his life unfortunately, are things that cannot be changed for forgotten, as his mother i need to plea for leniency. reporter: judge smukler issued a slightly more than what the prosecution requested. >> it not a situation where it was a crime that people are going to walk away from. mr. markham did not walk away

under certain circumstances. goff is scheduled to go on trial next year. andy hershberger, wmur news 9. jean: a man wanted in connection to a murder in manchester is now on his way back to new hampshire. 32-year-old billy maldonado was arrested in connecticut this month, he will be in court tomorrow morning. police say he shot a 25-year-old man at the intersection of merrimack and beach streets back in september after the two had an deadly wrong way crash on 495 in massachusetts had her license reinstated in january, after it was suspended for not paying a citation. valentin burson's driving record also includes five speeding tickets since 2004. burson slammed head on into a car with four college students inside early monday morning in middleboro, massachusetts. all five people involved died.

we asked the candidates for governor what an appropriate minimum hourly wage would be here in new hampshire. >> no one understands the minimum wage issue like i do. i have 800 employees at waterville very, very few are on minimum wage. but when you look at the trickle upper feks of how adjusting the minimum wage oh affects a business, i can tell you. we don't have a state minimum wage and we shouldn't. we defefer to but the impacts that the drastic minimum wage increases that you hear democrats talk about, the 10, 12, $15 an hour, that would be devastating to businesses. here's an issue where i am a stake holder, live and breathe this potential threat to my business every single day, and i understand the implications and the impacts it would have across the entire state. >> one of the ways we need to strengthen our state economy is

minimum wage in the country. right now it's $7.25 an hour, there's no state in america with a lower minimum wage than new hampshire. we can do better than that. we need to look at a significant increase in our minimum wage partly because it will mean our consumers will have more money that they can spend in our state economy. it's horrible that we have anyone who is on public assistance while they're working. and i think by raising the minimum wage, we'll be able to ensure that we have a stronger economy, less moneyo job of taking care of them and their families. and there are other programs that we can invest in in job training to heaven sure that folks are able to advance in their career. it's great that we have low unemployment in new hampshire, it's the second lowest in the country. but there's more we can do to make sure we strengthen our economy to keep our state moving forward. josh: just ahead we'll take a closer look at how the

track your bags on one airline. mike: after a cold one tonight, tomorrow doesn't get much warmer. when it does warm back to normal. josh: and where one driver found

joanne: she's not fooling me. britt: kelly ayotte sides with the special interests. vivian: now, she's even playing politic games with medicare. vo: kelly ayotte voted to cut medicare and cost seniors up to $1,700 more for prescriptions... while protecting tax breaks for the wall street banks and big oil companies that fund her campaign. fred: kelly ayotte sold us out. britt: with kelly ayotte, it's all politics. joanne: she's not looking out for new hampshire anymore. vo: senate majority pac is responsible

imagine if hillary clinton wins the white house... then what? liberal carol shea-porter? she'll be a rubber stamp for clinton's agenda. progressive shawn o'connor? he'll be a rubber stamp, too. and you know their agenda: higher taxes. more government spending. and a weaker national defense. only frank guinta will put new hampshire first. that's the key difference in this race. frank guinta. he's on our side.

dow jones picked up 30rbgs while the s&p 500 dropped three. nasdaq dropping 33. jean: there are new security dogs at logan airport and they're the first of their kind in new england. these dogs are trainedded to detect vapors vapors from exploe materials. logan has had k9's before, but those dogs were brought to suspicious panels. these dogs you're seeing here, they check every passenger and every piece of luggage in their vicinity. delta passengers can use a new app to keep track of their luggage. the airline says it will put trackers on every piece of checked baggage, then offer real time updates on where your bags are, that includes on its way to the plane and in transfers, when the luggage has arrived at the terminal. josh: tonight'ses indicate outside looks at an industry that's having a comeback here in new hampshire. we're talking about chicken farming. one family in particular is

reporter: in the 1940's and 50's, new hampshire had more than 4.5 million chickens. with less than 1 million people in the state, local farms produced all the eggs that were sold at corner stores. but as supermarkets became more common, those bigger retailers turned to big commercial producers, and small operations went away. poultry numbers hit their lowest point in the 1990's. but today they are coming back both in terms of commercial and residential production. a hens came this fall when they started tending to a flock of 20,000 birds. their boscawen operation produces eggs for pete and jerry's organic and sells manure to local farmers. pete and jerry's has played a key role in the restoring of production in new hampshire. the monroe based company has 130 associated farms in 13 states. five of the farms are in new hampshire.

local food pantry. you can learn more about their farm and ways to start your own back yard production in the escape outside section of wmur wmur.com. jean: thanks, paula. cleveland won the first game of the world series, but that doesn't bother one cubs fan at all. josh: up next the unusual prediction that he made more than 20 years ago that might be coming true. jean: and the cleveland indians are not slowing down at all. some of the amazing numbers they're putting up this post season. >> at 6 oork, state and local police canvas the woods of auburn for a burglary suspect who took off when the homeowner fired a shot at him. and a tragic loss for the city of rochester, a fatal fire claims a life, something that hasn't happened there in over a decade. what we're learning about the

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this is where the oil billionaire koch brothers hosted a fundraiser for kelly ayotte... this is where ayotte voted with the koch brothers 90% of the time. ayotte's campaigns collected millions from corporate interests. and voted for them, not you. she voted wall street banks billions in write offs for executive bonuses. voted big oil billions in tax breaks. but kelly ayotte voted against letting families refinance student loans. and against lowering the cost of prescription drugs. kelly ayotte's not working for new hampshire. dscc is responsible

jamie: the season begins for the brooklyn nets and the boston celtics tonight at td garden, tip time 7:30. celtics, wins and nets losses, that's what the green team is rooting for this season. it was not a winning tuesday night for the boston bruins and now they look to get back on track tonight on the road. b's you skate at the new york

goals, they lost 5-0. today the bruins announced that david bacchus had something removed from his elbow and they will update his condition next week. franklin is offering free admission to any fans that make a food donation at franklin. so far tve 50,000 pounds for local food pantries. game time tonight they're trying to get the game in before the rain hits, 7:00. indians had not scored a run past the 6th inning this post season. they've won eight of their nine post season games, incredible. to those nine games they've given up a total of just 15 runs. that is tremendous. jean: thanks, jamie.

23 years. josh: back in 1993, mike lee wrote in his high school yearbook that the cub was be the 2016 world champions. he even added a quote that says you heard it here first. and he says the prediction came to him in a dream. >> i think he made a great call, i think he saw the future. >> gives you goose bumps, doesn't it? >> you can't help it because you've been a fan your whole life, it's >> i'm excited for chicago, i'm excited for cubs fans. josh: that's because the cubs haven't won a world series since 1908. jean: the indians are one up on the cubs right now and some say they have boston to thank. so cleveland hasn't won this series since 1948 when it beat the red sox in boston. before yesterday's series opener the mascot from boston university sent some dirt field to the indians as a good luck charm. it will become part of a special

coverage. many polls show the economy remains the number one issue for voters nationwide. josh: nikole killion breaks down where the presidential candidates disagree on jobs and taxes and explains what they do agree on. reporter: in 2016 it's still the economy. >> i will bring, excuse me. i will bring back jobs. you can't bring back jobs. >> well, i call it trumped up trickle down. reporter: from debates to policy speeches, hillary clinton and donald tmp campaign. >> we will rebuild the middle class. >> i want to jump start america. reporter: how do their plans stack up? clinton says she will create the boldest job investment since world war ii with with new commitments to infrastructure. she also wants to make college debt-free, and reform the tax code by closing loopholes benefiting the wealthy. trump proposes cutting the number of tax brackets and slashing the rate for businesses to spur growth.

renegotiate u.s. trade deals. >> hillary clinton wants to continue present policy. increase taxes on the rich, take the money and spend it on infrastructure. donald trump wants to cut taxes dramatically and he wants to in fact use that money also for infrastructure. the problem with both plans is they do nothing about the growing federal debt. reporter: one area of agreement? >> we need working mothers to be fairly >> a lot of families are just so stressed out. reporter: more support for families coping with the rising cost of child care. >> there is a recognition from both sides that this is not just a woman's issue right now, that this is an economic issue for all american workers. reporter: both candidates are calling for paid family leave. clinton would also cap child care expenses at 10% of a family's income, while trump would allow families to deduct the cost from their taxes.

wmur news 9. mike: sunshine for some, clouds for others. we take to you one of the spots where the clouds have been holding tough a good part of the day, that's south of the monadnock region and dublin where there are some breaks. upper 30's in many parts of western and northern new hampshire. looking ahead, a quiet and cold one tonight. then the next system bumps into that cold air tomorrow. that means it is not an all rain at will be some heavy rain especially lakes region south and east. some of the higher terrain in western new hampshire and especially central and north will see some wet snow, and some of it could add up. try over a half foot, especially in the highest of elevations through the white mountains. and especially the presidential range, even parts of the great north woods could see several inches of snow. but some beneficial rain out of this next storm, especially lakes region, south and southeast where we continue in

we could see well over an inch by the time we get to early on friday. notice temperatures, they are chilly, 30's and low 40's, about 10 degrees below average for the time of year. overnight tonight will be cold as we bottom out very close to the coldest so far of the season, concord about 26 or 27. coldest so far has been 26 degrees. now, as that chilly air settles on in, and has over the past few days, you see the next storm racing through the great lakes, the next stop will be right over new york, pennsylvani around midday and that means it builds in during the afternoon. tomorrow late day into the evening under fair to partly cloudy skies it's 20s to around 30's. a couple of sprinkles or a light shower at the coast. and then the steady batch of rain and snow aproaches the monadnock region between three,

especially farther north, that's where wet snow will start to mix in. and there could be a good coating, maybe even an inch, higher terrain in the monadnock region before a change to all rain late evening and overnight as it begins to warm up. but some of this rain as you can see by these yellows here, indicate potential for heavy stuff on the order of over an inch to an inch and a half by the time it winds down. to the north though it's all wet snow in the higher terrain wh by friday morning steady rain for the morning commute, tapers off to scattered showers. while to the north it's all wet snow through early during the overnight stretch, then it mixes with rain as we go through early on friday. notice snow projections, a coating in western new hampshire but to the north 6 to 10 could be the highest amount west see and that would be mainly through the highest elevations in the white mountains. great north woods about three to six, and about one to three in between.

friday night. saturday a very weak front moves through, so it can trigger a passing shower, bright, breezy and seasonable on sunday. halloween not that bad, but it will be on the cool side. no storms for monday. josh: the man at the center of a strange investigation in maine now says it was all just performance art. jean: asher wood worth was arrested in portland after walking into traffic dressed like a tree. he wasrr plovers' warns to get out of the way. woodworth says he can explain, he was trying to illustrate the difference between fast economic energy and the slower energy of magic. josh: a different kind of commute trouble for this man in switzer lab who had to chase after his own car. hate that. the man had parked on the side of the road to talk to a truck driver when his vehicle started rolling, the car went across a busy highway, slammed into a

across the road, but did come to a stop when it hit a road sign. jean: it almost made that exit, wow. one wife's lesson for her husband took a very lucky twist. josh: what happened when she tried to prove that the lottery was a waste of money. >> we'll tell you how a 14-year-old girl is inspiring officers of the nashua police department and what they're doing in return to help the

josh: welcome back. a north carolina woman wanted to teach her husband a lesson about the lottery, but things didn't go as she planned. jean: yes, when glenda blackwell's husband asked her to pick up two lottery tickets she expected to prove what a waste of money it would be. instead, they won a million dollars. now, both the blackwells admit nay probably won't need to buy many lottery tickets in the future. josh: that will teach jean: that will teach her. josh: thank you for joining us. imagine if hillary clinton wins the white house... then what? liberal carol shea-porter? she'll be a rubber stamp for clinton's agenda.

and you know their agenda: higher taxes. more government spending. and a weaker national defense. only frank guinta will put new hampshire first. that's the key difference in this race. frank guinta. he's on our side. i'm frank guinta and i approved this message. i served under president bush and obama. i fought the taliban. i was asked to form a global coalition to counter isil. when someone makes the comment that they know more about the islamic state or isil , it implies a complete ignorance of the reality. but i believe secretary clinton really understands the threat that the islamic state poses to the united states and to the american people. and i believe she understands how to wield american power to ultimately defeat this threat and to keep us safe. i'm hillary clinton

josh: now at 6:00 the search for a suspect who was shot at by an auburn homeowner. see what police ended up finding in that home during the investigation. >> i never saw anything go up so fast in my life. jennifer: a deadly fire under investigation tonight in rochester. this is all that is left of what

traffickers and facilitators that have been arrested during this operation need to be held accountable for their actions. josh: and a big announcement in the war on drugs, more than two dozen people accused of funneling fentanyl and heroin into new hampshire. mike: dry for now, but more rain for many and snow for some is on the way soon, when the next system arrives and who gets what. >> no one covers new hampshire like we do. now wmur news 9 at 6:00. josh: tonight what started as a search for a suspect involved in an alleged burglary has turned into a drug investigation. good evening, thank you for joining us, i'm josh mcelveen. germ i'm jennifer vaughn. police say the burglary suspect took off through the woods after the homeowner fired a gun at him. wmur's kristen carosa is live with more. reporter: we're here in route 121 in auburn where authorities were seen searching this morning, their focus was this wooded area to my right.

a small marijuana growing operation and several firearms have been seized from 56 wood hill drive in auburn. >> they'll be sent up to the county attorney's office for possible indictment and possible charges. reporter: it's the same home where police responded to a confrontation between the homeowner and an intruder earlier this morning. >> we were sent here for an intruder in the home. there was a confrontation between the homeowner and someone who was inside his house, a gunshot was fired by the homeowner. no one was and tin trueder ran off into the woods. reporter: authorities searched the area near hooksett road and route 121. k9's and a state police helicopter were used to track the suspect. he was spotted at one time but officers lost sight of him. police say the suspect is a white male, is between the age of 30 and 40 and has gray hair and a gray beard. >> the search continues with the aid of our local officers through the surrounding towns and we still have not found the suspect. reporter: meantime residents