kevin: for some, beneficial. rain for others. possible amounts, ahead. adam: a murder suspect back in the granite state. the man accused of killing a manchester man faces a judge. less than two weeks away from election day. hillary clinton is facing more fallout to the granite state. plus, rush hour panic. after smoke fills boston's crowded back bay station. passengers forced to break windows to escape. >> no one covers new hampshire like we do. now, wmur news 9 at noon. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] adam: ok, new hampshire, are you ready for winter in october?

gearing up for heavy rain and/or snow. good afternoon. i'm adam sexton. parts of the north country could see around six inches of snow, while other areas may see some much needed rain during this drought. let's send it right over to meteorologist kevin skarupa. kevin: nothing falling quite yet, especially at lower elevations. most the returns back to the west just cold enough for snowfall but bumping into milder air for the afternoon. afternoon in southwestern areas of the state as the moisture continues to move it. southwest winds will take the warmer air over the ocean and change that over to rainfall. i will be the main mode of precipitation for the southern half of the state. some of that will be beneficial rain. notice the dry air as this gets bumped into. a lot of this will be eaten away.

ground. light rain and snow develops this afternoon and for the evening commute. temperatures for the 40's, and heavy rain for the southern two thirds of the state. snow up north. we will have much more in just a bit. adam: he will keep an eye on that. captured in connecticut. a manchester man is back in the queen city today to face a murder charge. billy maldonado was wanted in connection with a september 14 shooting in the area of beech and merrimack street that left one man dead. wmur's andy hershberger is at manchester circuit court with the very latest. andy: the hearing litterally lasted only about a minute and no plea was entered to the alleged crime of second degree murder. billy maldonado cancel went before a circuit court judge this morning accused of shooting another man last month in manchester. authorities say on september 14 at the intersection of beech and merrimack streets, maldonado cancel allegedly shot jonathan vazquez-ojeda. officials say the victim died a

maldonado cancel was eventually located in new britton, connecticut, where he was taken into custody and extradited to new hampshire. prosecutors say this is an ongoing case and they will discuss few details at this time. >> at this point i can't really get into the details of this case including a background or a potential motive or anything. andy: maldonado cancel will be back in court for a probable cause hearing next month. reporting live, andy hershberger, wmur news 9. adam: new this noon, police say there is nothing suspicious about a death this morning in nashua. officers responded to hudson street early this morning, after a body was discovered in the street. the street was taped off as officers collected evidence. police say there was no need to notify the ag's office, which is done if there is the possibility of any criminal in connection with the death. the woman's name has not been released.

after crashing into a utility pole in lebanon. the accident was caught on cell phone camera. police say 48-year-old jeffrey caron was behind the wheel of this car when it went off route four yesterday and crashed into the pole. caron was arrested at the hospital on charges including driving under the influence. his passenger, 31-year-old kellen fitzgibbon-bizel of thornton, was also arrested for allegedly possessing a variety of pills for which she did not have prescriptions. a danville man will spend time behind bars after pleading guilty to manufacturing meth. back in february police got a report that 32-year-old mathew starble was allegedly using a chemistry set to make methamphetamines at the cotton farm mobile home park. when authorities searched a home there, they found two devices, as well as chemicals that, if mixed, had the potential to explode. starble was sentenced to at least one to three years in prison. an autopsy is scheduled today on the body of a person killed in a fire in rochester. the fire broke out early

neighbors tell news 9 a woman lived in the home alone. fire officials say this was the first deadly residential fire to happen in rochester in 13 years. this noon, investigators want to know what started a fire in epping that displaced 7 people including four children. it happened around 7:45 last night on blake road. firefighters found flames on a porch and stairs outside the home with flames spreading into the kitchen and second floor. officials say there is a lot of repaired. the red cross is now assisting those displaced by the fire. and in alton, fire officials are trying to determine what started a fire that destroyed a building on alton bay this morning. firefighters were called out to the structure on loon cove road around 3:00 a.m. crews brought the flames under control about an hour later. no one was inside at the time, but firefighters say the building was a total loss.

donald trump hitting the campaign trail ahead of his visit to the granite state tomorrow, while the clinton campaign is dealing with leaked documents from wikileaks. abc's lana zak reports from washintgon. lana: overnight, a new issue for the clinton campaign. another batch of hacked emails released by wikileaks, allegedly from one of bill clinton's longtime aides. abc news has not been able to validate the stolen documents that purport to show how donors to the clinton foundation were encouraged to hire former president bill clinton for lucrative speaking engagements. these efforts called bill clinton inc. the u.s. intelligence community has tied the wikileaks documents to russian government hackers trying to interfere in the u.s. election. in abc's exclusive interview with donald trump, george stephanopolous asked him about that connection. >> u.s. intelligence agencies believe the russians are behind that leak. why don't you believe it? mr. trump: i don't know if they're behind it. and i think it's, public relations, frankly. do you know what does bother me? i have nothing to do with those,

>> the head of the homeland security said he told you russians were behind it. mr. trump: hacking is very interesting. hacking is very hard to determine who did what. lana: during that interview, trump also repeated his controversial remarks about the death of an american muslim military hero killed in iraq. mr. trump: had if i were president at that time, captain khan would be alive today. khan, called trump's comments cruel. >> there's no sincerity in those remarks lana and with only days to go, : hillary clinton will be joined onstage with the person many believe to be her strongest advocate, first lady michelle obama as the national poll numbers show this race is only getting tighter. clinton's campaign worried that their voters may stay home, but in an optimistic move, they announced her election night location in ny, standing literally under a glass ceiling.

adam: remember, we do have down ballot races, and our granite state debates are next week right here on wmur. they begin on tuesday, with the gubernatorial debate followed by the candidates for u.s. senate the house. if you'd like to submit a question that may be asked during our debates, head to the wmur facebook page right now, and leave a comment on the debate post. also on the wmur facebook page, join us in less than an hour from now for a facebook live session with independent congressional caat you ask the questions as o'connor vies for a seat representing the first congressional district of new hampshire. that's on the wmur facebook page at 1:00 today. well, a dramatic escape on the t. passengers in boston started breaking windows after smoke fills back bay station. and coming up, a scary situation for an uber driver in boston. kevin: approaching precipitation, and not all of it

the weekend ahead. adam: and just ahead keeping , your kids safe while trick or treating. for months and months of this. i'd like to punch him in the face i'll tell you. there was blood coming out of her eyes, blood coming out of her, wherever. kelly ayotte stood by him. would you tell a child to aspire to be like donald trump? would you point to him as a role model? absolutely. i would do that.

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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 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, 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 that way, too. adam: commuters returned to the

fires on back bay train in boston forced passengers to escape. the train was getting ready to leave back bay station yesterday when a motor overheated filling the train with smoke. the doors to the train wouldn't open, so passengers took matters into their own hands and broke some windows out. a total of five people were treated for injuries but none are considered serious. boston police are trying to figure out what caused an suv to crash into a home on beacon hill. an uber driver was behind the wheel when the suv slammed into this home last night, leaving a gaping hole. able to get out on their own. witnesses say they saw the suv speeding down the street before it slammed into the building. the heroin and fentanyl crisis is killing people every single day in our state. six months ago, a manchester firefighter had a simple idea, to make fire stations a safe haven for anyone who is ready for help. safe stations have now helped more than 650 people start their journey to recovery from every corner of the state and as far

blueprint for cities across the country. >> we figure when people are ready for help, if they go to a city that they don't know and talk to a bunch of people they never met about the worst problem they've ever had they are probably ready for treatment. adam: tonight news 9 takes you inside safe stations. watch the compassionate, efficient process unfold and find out what happens on the other side of this gateway to recovery. that's tonight at 11:00. feels a little early to talk about snow but in some ways it is right on time. kevin: kind of a fire drill for what is to come. we will be talking about how long this lasts and the beneficial rain for some. adam: forecast watch for sure. coming up next in today's "health headlines," how trick-or-treaters can stay safe

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scenarios as we get into the spring months. one last system and temperatures just cool enough for the possibility of snow, especially in elevation. this is one of the areas with beneficial rainfall. regardless of the snowfall initially that will be possible. radar is showing the possibility. there is very dry air to battle which we will talk about in a second. clouds continue to increase and seconded returns and southwestern parts but it is awfully dry and trying to make the half mile journey from the cost of the ground because of the dry air we have in place. heavy precipitation out west and as this starts to bring down not only the moister air out of the crowd of the cooler air from the clouds. even of the temperatures are above 40 in some locations, that will also cool things off by a couple of degrees, allowing it

30's as the clouds continue to thicken. farther back to the east we are talking temperatures in the low to mid 40's this afternoon. that is where we should hold while it is either side of the 40's in the north. this is a measure of how much moisture is in the air. there is certain availability for temperatures to fall back quite a bit from the notice the wind direction out of the northeast. later it turns to the southeast. that will mean any sort of snow we see in the southern half of the state will change to rainfall. we are expecting that along the coastal plain. the chance of an inch or two of snow, but all of that changes over to rainfall, some of that

elevation, there was potential you could switch over rainfall, which would limit amounts of actual snow in the system. the winds picked up tomorrow afternoon. as far as the weekend, passing shower saturday or an additional system with passing shower sunday. a good portion of the weekend will be drive it anywhere south of the white mountains, and he snowfall we see will change over to rain. this will be beneficial rain. out of the system -- an inch of rainfall out of the system. this will be elevation-dependent could possibility of over six inches of accumulation. there is the warming trend for the weekend, after the winds picked up for tomorrow afternoon. chance of a passing shower each day. warmer trend continues into next week. adam: looks like a pretty decent halloween, and that is a good

can also be dangerous. or going to the centers for disease control and prevention, 4 times as many kids ages 5-14 are killed in traffic accidents between 4:00 p.m. and 10:00 p.m. on halloween than on any night of the year. here is dr. benjamin chan of the state health and human services department an epidemiologist. what are some of the risks to kids on halloween night? dr. chan: is unintentional injuries to kids trick-or-treating and is comes in various forms. it is getting darker earlier now so kids will be trick-or-treating when it is dark. there is the potential for motor vehicle accidents and car crashes. there is other types of injuries that could possibly occur. as mentioned, kids will be walking in the dark and there is the potential for trips and falls over clutter and sidewalks in the yard. costumes can be a source of

injuries. what parents are concerned about are the potential contamination of food and treats computer intentionally or unintentionally -- either intentionally or unintentionally, at parties or trick-or-treating. and there's always the potential for fire danger. adam: watch the flowing costumes. what about on the parents' side? what are the specific ideas to keep kids safe? dr. chan: common sense approaches but there are a few worth highlighting. first and foremost, kids should travel in groups, never alone, always with an adult. it is nighttime so they should stick to the sidewalk. we typically recommend reflective tape on costumes and clothing, and staying in groups, only going to homes that are well lit. for the costumes, parents can check the costumes to make sure

the eyes aren't covered and they are not too long so kids are not tripping over them. with candy, it is important for parents to check candy that the kids might collect for the treats before they are being. both joy -- both to identify choking hazards, but also for the commercially wrapped candy, to identify whether it has been tampered with -- looking for small pinholes or tears in the packaging, discoloration. if there's concern about any good idea to throw those away. adam: parental supervision always a plus for kids over a certain age.

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and cut workers' hours so he wouldn't have to provide health insurance. colin van ostern went to college 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. when all three of these guys show up, they come up with some crazy ideas. sometimes, i just have to say, "no way." 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. i'm annie kuster and i approve this message. this is where the oil billionaire koch brothers hosted a fundraiser for kelly ayotte... this is where ayotte voted

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 for the content of this advertising. adam: at 104 years old, emily serian may be the oldest living cleveland indians fan. born in 1912, she has seen a lot, including the last indians world series championship when she was just a spry 36. her love for her home team

but mrs. serian wants one more thing from her beloved tribe. >> win one before i die. that's what i want and i've told them enough, i think they know it now. adam: again, that last indians world series win came in 1948. of course, the cubs haven't won since 1908. game 3 is in chicago on friday. the series is tied at one game apiece. there is a little bit of competition as to who is the longest suffering -- obviously the cubs, endured tragedy, too. kevin: just imagine. we look at the extended forecast, and after today be watch a little bit of light snow in western areas. heavy rainfall later tonight for central and southern areas and in some spots, over an inch and a half of actual rainfall, which is sorely needed. a lot of this as far as over for a inches up in elevation. once it pulls like, the winds

a decent week although the risk of a passing shower saturday and sunday. and halloween looks great. adam: that's great. starting tonight at 5:00, walmart making changes of the check out to help holiday shopping move more quickly. and the tiny house trained is teaching you have your students new skills. you could win one of these homes through the project.

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. fense. 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. 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. 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 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

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