erin: now on "daybreak," an apparent of. how police were able to track down the man they say kidnapped his girlfriend. sean: a standoff prompted a tense situatin ended with one person dead. kevin: the wind picks up as this system pulls away. or changes for the weekend ahead. erin: deadly crash. an officer witnessed a crash in guilford involving a man who was on trial. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >> no one covers new hampshire like we do. now, wmur news 9 "daybreak." erin: good morning on this rainy friday morning. i'm erin fehlau. thanks for joining us.

a lot of rain coming down. we need rain and are getting a lot now. kevin: over an inch across a good part of the states. a few spots, likely over two inches of rainfall. up north, higher elevations continue to see snowfall. a wet go as we start. rainfall this morning will gradually taper this afternoon and eventually and late in the day. as it starts to taper off, wind will start picking up the north. that could the afternoon. 40's to start, and 40's to finish as well. along with that, rainfall through the afternoon. the changes for the weekend coming up, but let's take a look at your friday morning drive here in the granite state. we're joined live by 95.7 wzid's deb davidson. good morning, deb. deb: happy friday. the department of transportation have let us know that they have finished clearing the roads in the woodstock area. the roads are treated.

there. if conditions worsen again, they will be back out treating. all major roads or incident free from concord to salem and out to the seacoast. this traffic report is being brought to you by auto fair. from the wzid traffic network, i am deb davidson. erin: thank you so much. police say it appears a man shot and killed himself after a standoff with police in hampton that ended early this morning. sean: officers first went to mari-anne motel on ocean boulevard arnd of a burglary investigation out of seabrook. but when they arrived, they say someone fired multiple shots at them. police did not return fire, and no officers were hurt, but they quickly retreated and called in a swat team. hours later, a 38-year-old man was found dead inside. right now, it is not clear if the man who died is the man who fired at officers, or if he was the man that police were looking for in the first place. police in londonderry are

kidnapped his girlfriend. erin: -- erin: investigators say victor rosario forced the woman out of her office building and into his car. the woman is now safe, and rosario is free. wmur's ray brewer is live at the londonderry police department to explain the situation. ray: at this point, no charges have been filed, but police say 22-year-old victor rosario and the alleged victim were found last night in worcester, massachusetts. investigators say the situation afternoon, when they got a call from the ecco usa corporate office in londonderry, near the manchester boston regional airport, reporting a possible kidnapping. police say rosario dragged his girlfriend out of the building by the arm. a witness was able to provide a vehicle description, and police used cell phone pings to track the vehicle to massachusetts. >> massachusetts police stopped him.

vehicle and she was ok. the suspect was detained and questioned, and ultimately released. however, the investigation continues and he is facing several potential charges pending the outcome of the full investigation. ray: police say it does not appear that any weapons were involved. investigators say possible charges include kidnapping or assault. the couple does have a child together, but the child was not involved in the incident at all. reporting live in londonderry, ray brewer, wmur news 9. erin: thank you. a assault is dead after a crash in gilford. police say an officer tried to stop a car for reckless operation in a construction zone and then watched as the car went off the end of the route three bypass, through a gate and into an embankment. the driver later died at the hospital. news has learned that the driver 9 was 66-year-old steven price. his lawyer says he was on trial facing five counts of sexual assault, and didn't return to court yesterday afternoon for closing arguments. a vermont man is accused of

arrow. police say 20-year-old quinton clayton shot the horse named bunny earlier this month, but he was just arrested yesterday. prosecutors think clayton may have been on drugs at the time and court documents show he failed to appear in court earlier this month for unrelated drug charges. sean: donald trump is returning to new hampshire today for a rally in manchester. last night, a charter plane carrying his running mate, mike pence, slid off a runway at la guardia airport in new york, but the good news is no one was hurt. meanwhile, first lady michelle obama joined hillary clinton on the campaign trail in north carolina last night. abc's kenneth moton reports. kenneth: republican vice presidential nominee mike pence went straight to his new york city hotel and skipped out on a fundraising appearance after his scare last night. runway emergency. a bumpy and scary landing for gop vice presidential candidate mike pence when his plane skidded off a rain-soaked runway at new york's la guardia

>> we have an emergency at the airport. kenneth: donald trump's running mate and others were evacuated with no injuries. trump and hillary clinton working to keep their campaigns on course with just 11 days to go. in ohio, trump addressed minority neighborhoods, calling them ghettos. mr. trump: we're gonna work on our ghettos. kenneth: in the latest wikileaks release, hacked emails not authenticated by abc news reveal how bill clinton's aide pressured companies to donate to the clinton foundation. the campaign said the state departnt secretary of state never made decisions because of donations to the foundation. clinton shaking it off in north carolina. mrs. clinton: i couldn't think of a better place to come back to with another woman whose voice we need now more than ever. kenneth: embracing first lady michelle obama on the trail. mrs. obama: hillary doesn't play. she has more experience and exposure to the presidency than

kenneth: president obama will hit the trail for clinton today in orlando. as for governor pence, clinton tweeted she was glad to hear he was safe. the ntsb is investigating his plane's rough landing. kenneth moton, abc news, washington. sean: another key race here in new hampshire that is also grabbing national attention is the race for u.s. senate. senator kelly ayotte and governor maggie hassan took part in a debate on nh1 news last night. the candidates went back and forth about bipartisanship and higher education. gov. hassan: it is one of the major points of difference between senator ayotte and myself, as you've heard us discuss tonight. she has voted to make deep cuts to pell grants and against allowing students to refinance their student loans, while i've been working to make sure that we lower the cost of higher education, and i will continue to do that in the u.s. senate. sen. ayotte: i understand that this is a big issue for new hampshire students, and govenror hassan can keep claiming i cut pell grants, but, again, go read

i'm actually working to expand them, with tim kaine, the vice presidential nominee with hillary clinton, for career technical education. sean: and the set is going up at saint anselm college for our granite state debates which kick off on tuesday with the candidates for governor. that is followed by the senate and congressional races. each of the debates start at 7:00 p.m. it is already coming up on election day. right around t still ahead, building projects. how some tiny houses could help the local economy and how you could own one. sean: ready for snow. the colder weather is great news for local ski areas, especially after last winter. erin: and in the next half hour, a surprising and concerning discovery in kingston. water being provided to residents with dry wells appears to be contaminated. this is where the oil billionaire koch brothers hosted a fundraiser for kelly ayotte... this is where ayotte voted

igns 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 for the content of this advertising. 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, kelly ayotte stood by him. would you tell a child to aspire to be like donald trump? would you point to him as a role model? absolutely. i would do that. but now, she's running away. trying to save her political career. kelly ayotte's all politics, no principles. priorities usa action is responsible for the content

kevin: friday morning. rainfall and a good part of the north country, except above 2000-3008. -- 3000 feet. the rainfall is beneficial. we look ahead as this tapers off. the wind picking up and more changes for the weekend, coming up. erin: parts of the state got a little taste of winter overnight, and local ski areas couldn't be more excited. sean: it was cold enough for it. the top of loon mountain in lincoln is capped in snow, ou bare. some mountains are able to make snow already, but at loon, they need a couple days in a row of temperatures in the 20's before they fire up their snow guns. getting an early boost from mother nature helps. loon is hoping to open up before thanksgiving. erin: stay tuned on that. tiny houses are a growing trend, and there is a new effort to build them here in the granite state. the new hampshire lottery is partnering with four technical centers around the state and the state homebuilders association to build five tiny houses.

one of the goals is to encourage more students to consider a career in the trades. >> the tiny house, it's not even like a shed. someone is actually going to be living in it. so it is good so we know, like, the inside and the outs of what a house is -- like all the foundations of an actual house. >> we're looking for more kids in the industry. we want -- we're having a hard time getting help, like anybody else. erin: the lottery is also launching a new scratch game in january, with a top prize of $1h to win one of the tiny houses. so, as she says, it is not a shed. it's a house. sean: they are small, but they were do the job. plus, actual experience for those kids. coming up, beards for bucks. police officers in manchester are getting scruffy, but they need your help to support an important cause. erin: highway changes. what you will no longer be able to do on the mass pike starting tonight. sean: this week's adopt-a-pet is jax.

jax loves to play ball and go on walks, but would do best as the only dog in a home with older children. he is waiting for you at the humane society for greater nashua. you'll find more information on jax and other adoptable animals at wmur.com/pets. narrator: two kinds of business experience. chris sununu's family handed him a top-rated ski resort. he ran it into the ground. chris sununu cut jobs, 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.

erin: one of the top volleyball players in the state is a big hitter for merrimack high school. senior elise jollyta tall, and recently broke the state record for career blocks. and she is second in the state with nearly 1000 kills. the 17-year-old also excells off the court as the vice president of her class, a member of the national honor society, and a frequent volunteer in the community. jolly has committed to play volleyball at the university of delaware next year. good luck to her. police officers in the city of manchester are sporting a little extra facial hair right now. they are growing beards to help support the child advocacy

but fund raising is a little behind expectations right now so officers are offering an extra incentive. >> we're trying to exceed last year. last year, we raised $23,000. we are behind a little bit this year. so we're going to make our last pitch, in which the person who donates the most money from now until midnight october 31 will get a ride-along with me, as well as a free lunch. i'll take them out for lunch and a ride-along. the child advocacy center helps young victims of violent crime or sexual assault. sean: starting tonight, you will no longer be able to pay cash for tolls on the mass pike. all electronic tolling starts at 10:00 p.m. meaning you need an ez pass transponder. if you don't have ez pass you will get a bill in the mail, based on your license plate and you will pay a surcharge. crews will start tearing down the 26 toll booths in massachusetts this weekend and there will likely be delays in

-- is done in about three weeks. apple has unveiled its first new macbook pro in four years. there are two options with 13 inch or 15 inch screens and a new touch bar on the keyboard allowing you to control apps by touch. versions without the touchbar re already shipping while those with the new feature will be available in a couple of weeks. if you would like to have that. do you prefer milk chocolate or dark chocolate? kevin: kevin: any kind. sean: no one prefers dark chocolate. go ahead and have both, because today is national chocolate day celebrating anything and everything chocolate. there are actually more than two dozen other chocolate related holidays. i think erin celebrates all of those, twice. you can indulge with traditional treats like chocolate bars, cake, ice cream, or donuts. or maybe try something a little more unusual like chocolate lasagna or bicuits.

erin: i told myself, do not buy the candy before halloween, but i did, and it is bad. i cannot keep out of the halloween candy. sean: put it on the news desk and we will help you with the problem. erin: i need to bring it in here. i never should have done that. kevin: wait until you see what i got from one of my school visits. erin: chocolate day? kevin: we will be indulging. let's leave it at that. let's leave it at that. the rainfall continuing to come two inches of beneficial rainfall. a lot of spots still a foot of rain below where we should be the calendar year. any rainfall we get -- the race kind of on before the ground freezes to get some more water into the dry wells out there. rainfall will continue this morning. you can see how the heaviest portion is located in east central parts of the state and lifting northeast. , rainfall and higher elevations

through the day. they will be gusting sometimes 25 mph. a brief gust or two at the coast near 30 mph. you see the steady wall of water continues to pull away, but pockets of rainfall for the morning commute. you get above 3000 feet, still some snowfall to be had. in far northern areas, a lot of this winding down as the day moves along. temperatures ranging anywhere from 23 atop mount washington to upper 30's and mid 40's. still upper 40's s day thanks to an east wind which will turn northeast through the day. northerly this afternoon. northwesterly later tonight. the gusty winds will be later this afternoon, closer to the shoreline. this will dragon cooler air, but it will not be all that cold over the weekend. this scoops out arctic air and sends it back to canada, with temperatures modifying over the weekend quite a bit.

off to scattered showers by 3:00 or 4:00 this afternoon. there may be a switchover in a couple of spots above 1500 feet up north, to a bit of snow later this afternoon. clearing skies tonight setting up partial sunshine tomorrow. rain chances for the weekend. tomorrow, the northern half of the state standing the best chance, in the afternoon. sunday, it may be southern parts of the state which see a passing shower. most today will hang around in the 40's. rainfall this morning. last of the showers early to mid afternoon, with a chilly breeze becoming a factor as the day wears on. that will lighten tonight. a light westerly winds tomorrow. temperatures mid 50's both days over the weekend, as warm as we have been in several days. best chance of a shower in the north tomorrow afternoon, or in southern areas on sunday afternoon. halloween looking nice.

erin: rain has been coming down in buckets. kevin: we need several more of these systems before the ground freezes. we will see if we can get them. sean: we start with ray brewer. ray: police considering firing charges after a possible objection. the incident began around 3:45 yesterday afternoon, when investigators say 22-year-old victor rosario took his girlfriend out of the buildingby in londonderry. someone in the building called police and alerted them. using cell phone pings, the police were able to track the couple to worcester, massachusetts. the girlfriend was all right. possible charges, police say, for kidnapping or assault. sean: police say it appears a man shot and killed himself after a standoff with officers in hampton overnight. police first went to mari-anns hotel as part of an investigation in seabrook but

is dead was the wanted man or the one who fired. a man on trial for sexual assault is dead after a crash in gilford. police say an officer saw the car go off the end of the route three bypass, through a gate and into an embankment. steven price died at the hospital. erin: coming up on "daybreak" -- what is your favorite horror movie? one animal shelter is providing a much cuter approach to some

kathy: it goes by so fast. kate: one day you're a kid - and the next... kelly: ...you're raising your own little girl. kelly: growing up, i watched my mom work so hard. through challenges and struggles, she made our lives better. she's my inspiration in the senate - whether strengthening social security or medicare, protecting our environment, or helping make college more affordable... she taught me that with hard work... kate: you can do anything? kathy: anything. kate: my mom taught me that too. kelly: i'm kelly ayotte,

sean: a lot of people will likely be watching horror movies this weekend, but the houston humane society just remade several classics using kittens. erin: of course it is going to

four films including "paws," instead of "jaws." "the purrds," "the blair whiskas project," and "pawltergeist" -- sean: there is "the birds." erin: all starring adorable kittens in the familiar scenes. all of the cats are up for adoption. how adorable. this is getting a lot of use. sean: i had not thought about it. hatteberg's gone up against cats, it would have been able different story. coming up in the next half hour, a little boy in connecticut is finally getting to play at fenway park. but fenway park came right to his backyard. erin: plus, it has been more than three years since the boston marathon bombings, and runners are finally starting to get some of their belongings

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>> no one covers new hampshire like we do. now, wmur news 9 "daybreak." sean: good morning virginia kelly out there. it is raining -- good morning for gene kell the rain is coming down. erin: he would have a lot to sing about. also snow falling in other areas. we take a look at your forecast, but first, today's top stories. a manchester man may face charges after police say he kidnapped his girlfriend and londonderry and drove her to massachusetts. people in kingston, whose wells are running dry due to the drought, will now have to get their water at the town library after d.e.s. officials discovered that the water at the

and a man accused of providing fentanyl to a teen who overdosed and died is expected to be sentenced today. sean: we cannot say it enough. we needed the rain. we need in rain like we are getting right now. kevin: for example, manchester is still 15 inches, after this rainfall, below where we should be for the calendar year. we need rainfall, and we need it soon, before the ground freezes. still some organize rainfall out there. elsewhere. eventually, we taper off through the day. temperatures will hover in the 40's. the change will be in the afternoon, when winds pick up of the north. there could be some gusts near the shoreline. sean: let's check on the roads this morning. it will be a little tricky. you will need your windshield wipers. here's a live look at i-93 from our common man camera in windham. kevin: for a look at the morning drive here in the granite state, we're joined live by 95.7 wzid's deb davidson.

is moving well as you make your way down from plymouth through salem on interstate 93. we are not seeing any delays on to her 93 from the upper to the lower split. out in the keene area, roads have been treated, but take it slow. the cautious also in the north country. the department of transportation is keeping on the road conditions. this report is being brought to you by the auto fair. i'm deb davidson for 95.7 wzid. erin: our top story -- a manchester man could face charges after police say he kidnapped his girlfriend. sean: londonderry police say victor rosario forced the victim out of her office building and into his car. the two were later found in massachusetts. ray brewer joins us live in londonderry now to tell us how authorities were able to track them down. good morning, ray. ray: good morning, sean. londonderry police say alert citizens helped lead them to the car, and the couple, in worcester. we're told the girlfriend was

911 call at 3:45 thursday afternoon from the ecco usa corporate office on delta drive. the shoe manufacturer is located near the manchester boston regional airport. the caller reported that this man, 22-year-old victor rosario, came into the building and dragged out his girlfriend by the arm. >> based on reports, he forced desperate to us she was forcibly mo 911 caller went out to help, but the suspect took off. ray: police used social media to ask the public to help find the 1996 red honda civic. they say one tip led them to believe rosario was traveling out of state. cell phone pings were used to locate the car in worcester, massachusetts. >> mass state police became involved and were able to locate and stop vehicle. the victim was inside the vehicle, and she was ok. the suspect was detained and questioned, and ultimately

pending the outcome of the full investigation. ray: police say that rosario could face possible kidnapping and/or assault charges. the couple also has a child together, but the child was not involved in this incident. reporting live in londonderry, ray brewer, wmur news 9. erin: thank you. now some troubling news out of , kingston this morning. last month, people were allowed to get water from a spigot at the fire department, due to the drought causing wells to run dry. now itns contaminated. the department of environmental services says the fire department's well shows elevated levels of pfoa. it also showed the presence of other pfc's. town officials are now urging people who used the water to remain calm. >> there is no reason for panic. to the best of my knowledge -- and i spoke with the d.e.s.

water can now get it from the spigot at the town library. sean: a man who pleaded guilty to giving a 17-year-old girl a deadly dose of fentanyl is expected to learn his fate today. 42-year-old mark ross faces 20 years in prison for his role in the death of eve tarmey. she died last october after taking fentanyl at a motel in rochester. ross was the boyfriend of tarmey's mother, jasmyn rood. she pleaded guilty to giving false information to police and is set to be sentenced in december. also pleaded guilty to providing tarmey with the drug. she will be sentenced in january. erin: new on "daybreak" -- nashua police have arrested a suspected drug dealer. 27-year-old lindsey parziale-mcdonald of londonderry is charged with selling heroin. she was arrested on tuesday following an investigation into the distribution of heroin in nashua. an inmate at the state prison in berlin is accused of stabbing another inmate in the neck. derek saunders has been indicted on two counts of first degree

convicted of second-degree murder in the death of david king. his body was found in his dover home back in 2008. sean: donald trump is paying a visit to new hampshire today. the republican presidential nominee will hold a rally at the radisson hotel in manchester this afternoon. the event starts at 12:30. doors open at 9:30. our granite state debates get underway on tuesday at saint anselm college. the candidates for governor will be the first to face off,fo congressional candidates. all of the debates start at 7:00. if you'd like to submit a question that may be asked during our debates, head to our facebook page right now, and leave a comment on the debate post. erin: a woman who was kidnapped when she was 11 years old and spent eighteen years in captivity is now helping train members of new hampshire's law enforcement. jaycee dugard is now 36. she is taking what she learned from her traumatic experience to

share insights with law enforcement, all with the help, of horse therapy. jaycee says horses helped her recover and helped her bond with her family after they were reunited. >> as a victim survivor, you can be ok after something tragic, you know? you don't have to live in that sullied world that was created for you. you can make your own and be ok. erin: with settlement money from the state of california, jaycee -- jaycee foundation, which provides services to families that have suffered trauma. a conference, focusing on the needs of children of incarcerated parents is being held in concord today. the counting the days conference gets underway at 8:30 at the grappone conference center. according to a recent study by the annie e. casey foundation, about 5% of new hampshire's children have at least one parent behind bars. erin: some police officers on the seacoast are sporting pink ties for a good cause.

official part of the uniforms at the portsmouth and stratham police departments. the ties are part of an effort to strike up a conversation, and show support, for breast cancer awareness. >> this was something that was started, the pink ties, by the portsmouth rotary club. they dropped off a box of the ties for us, and we are hoping to partner with them on behalf of a statewide effort for law fo also growing beards for bucks this month to raise money and awareness for the child advocacy center of rockingham county. sean: great effort by them. coming up on "daybreak" -- a tough situation for survivors of the boston marathon bombings. >> it was very emotional, but it was healing at the same time to kind of come full circle. sean: belongings left at the finish line are being returned to survivors more than three years after the attack. erin: and it may only be

early. find out why their city sued them over their holiday lights display. kevin: more rain to fall this morning before tapering off as the winds pick up through the afternoon.

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kevin: a live look at what was a bit of wet snow. it has changed over to rainfall where most of us live. we will continue to see the rain shower activity in fits and spurts this morning reported gradually tapers off and the wind picks up through the afternoon. temperatures hovering around the 40's. we are back into the 50's for the weekend. for the third year in a row, the number of children in the foster care system has increased. erin: the report from the department of health and human services says a major factor in the increase is worsening substance abuse by parents. parental substance abuse was cited as a factor in 32% of the 2015 cases in which a child was removed from a home. that's up from 28% in 2012. sean: more than three years after the boston marathon bombings, survivors are now

line on that tragic day. maryland pre-school teacher erika brannock was seriously injured in the attack. last month, she was finally able to pick up her cell phone and clothing that the fbi was holding as evidence. >> i saw my jeans, and i saw how shredded and just torn apart they were, and oddly enough, my left shoe, they had kept. and being now that i'm an amputee on my left side, it was very emotional seeing my shoe. sean: to the bombing survivors in august. erin: a funeral home in pittsfield, massachusetts has come up with a new way to help grieving families. dwyer funeral home has added a therapy dog to its staff. the funeral home's owner says the dog, named greyce, finds mourners and stands by their side, offering them some comfort. >> when someone is crying, she

individual and go over, and maybe just put her head in their lap. >> it seems to instinctively nowhere to go. she seems to find the mourners and stand by their side. erin: greyce was trained and certified this summer. so far her services have been volunteered at four wakes. sean: a school district in pennsylvania will soon display the national motto "in god we trust" in all of its schools. the school board voted unanimously to support the idea after months of deliberations. administrators say the decision is t on students, but to make them more aware of historical events. the district also plans to display other historical documents, such as the constitution, the declaration of independence, and the bill of rights. a family in florida is celebrating christmas a bit early this year. that's because they won a lawsuit that the their city filed against them over their holiday display. the city claimed the christmas lights created a public nuisance due to the amount of traffic it drew to the area. but neighbors testified that

a judge ruled in favor of the family, saying the city did not provide enough evidence to prove the display was causing a problem. >> i am thrilled. i am absolutely thrilled. the good guys win. >> it been negated our family. she vindicated our ability to bring the christmas spirit to many of the residents here in south florida. sean: records show that the city spent nearly half a million dollars pursuing the case something the family calls a , waste of taxpayer money. erin: turning now to sports, the celtics tasted defeat for the first time this season last night. they took on the bulls in chicago. the bulls have a couple of familiar names in their backcourt now. former celtic rajon rondo fed dwayne wade for a jumper to start the scoring. the bulls led most of the way and went on to win the game 105-99. they celtics play at charlotte tomorrow night.

game were held last night. team fire and team police are trying to see who will make the rosters for the big game. this is the tenth year of the fundraiser for the children's hospital at dartmouth. so far it has raised $1.7 million. >> this is huge. i mean, the event is massive. the 10th annual is a big deal. every single player is stoked to be a part of it, really excited, and we are looking forward to it. this was my ninth year playing. you can, hopefully we can raise an obscene amount of money. sean: that is the goal. the 10th annual badges game will take place on sunday, march 19. erin: a young red sox fan in connecticut who is dealing with some serious medical issues got a big surprise, courtesy of the make-a-wish foundation. thomas hasting's backyard now looks just like fenway park. it has the green monster, lights, citgo sign, and even a press box.

says he's always dreamed of playing at fenway, and now he can. >> i wanted to be out there, and i wanted to play, and i wanted to play and play and play. >> it's where he can forget about everything else and just be here, be himself, play with his friends. and it's probably, for him, about the greatest thing that could ever happen. erin: that is a sweet field. and to make it even more authentic, guess what? the red sox donated real sod from fenway park. that is just awesome. sean: he has got the best backyard in the neighborhood right there. that is really cool. erin: no kidding. workers at a library in pennsylvania believe the building is haunted. sean: the library opened up in 1895 and it wasn't long before the ghost stories started to pile up. some people believe the library is haunted by a judge who took his own life there, back in the early 1900's. the librarians say ghosts still roam the halls and make their

librarians make sure all the books are properly shelved, but often they'll come in to find books scattered all over the floor. sean: we saw this in "ghostbusters." it can happen. it's not just any books that wind up on the floor. it's always the mystery books. some people say library workers have tried to outsmart whoever moves the books by putting them in a different section, but they always end up on the floor. erin: i am thinkingt sean: does not like the danielle steele novels. kevin: are we talking about the hardy boys on the floor? could we set up cameras and soft this, or is that just -- what would be the point of that when you could just talk about it? erin: it does look like kind of a freaky building, though. kevin: a lot this week has been freaky. sean: it is going to get even freakier tonight. trust me. kevin: i will stay away.

gradually be tapering off as the day moves on. the winds pick up into the afternoon of the north. it is going to be a cool, raw day there, with temperatures near 50. winds will be of over 25 mph, maybe even your 30 mph at the shoreline. partial clearing setting up late this afternoon and tonight. fair skies for the weekend. we will run the risk of passing showers for a lot of spots, this is over an inch of rain. local spots could see over two inches of beneficial rainfall. a lot of the snow is now over terrain. a small chance it goes back over to snow for a brief time before wrapping up. some good timing for the weekend. a couple of other systems on its heels in a fairly active

fairly organized. still a couple of downpours to be had. more far between them have been seeing during the evening and overnight. far northern areas and up in elevation, about 3000 feet, continuing to see snowfall this morning. temperatures in the 40's about statewide, and still near 50 in a couple of spots. not looking for temperatures to move much, thanks to an east and northeast wind turning to the north. temperatures probably get back into the mid-40's on mid to upper 40's through the afternoon. temperatures around 40 degrees and parts of the north country. they could change over to some wet snow before ending. the wind right now is out of the east. look for that to continue to gusts over 25 mph as the afternoon wears on, before going down to breezy conditions tonight. temperatures hovering in the 40's for the most part. a couple of lower 50's close to the shoreline.

around 1:00 or 2:00 this afternoon. if you lingering showers, and partial clearing sending in partly sunny skies for this saturday. morning sun, afternoon clouds, maybe a passing shower. most of that confined up north. maybe a passing shower for southern areas on sunday afternoon. both days over the weekend in the mid-40's to mid 50's, close to where we should be for this time of year. an unsettled day, with the winds picking up and temperatures holding into the 4s. 30's for a good part of the state, with partial clearing. temperatures mid 40's to mid 50's. that is where we will be on halloween on monday. light winds and dry skies, and maybe a chance of a shower next week. we are back near 60. rumors of autumn's demise greatly exaggerated.

we are honored to report that wmur was recognized as asian of the year at last night's new hampshire association of broadcasters, granite mike awards. wmur received a dozen first place awards including ones for spots news, newscast and documentary news. wmur also received awards for our coverage of new hampshire's opioid crisis. and won 10 second place merit awards. a fun event. and congrats to our own erin fehlau. she won for best on-air personality,for her work on new hampshire chronicle. well-deserved. erin: it is a shock. sean: i am humbled. kevin: quite the personality. erin: let's move on. sean: we have 15 minutes for a speech! erin: we are moving on. still to come he may be small, , but this kid is packing a whole lot of talent. look at him go. we'll tell you about his skills

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story we told you about earlier this week. the hooksett police department threw a birthday surprise for a boy named owen. instead of getting birthday gifts, owen collected goodies to bring to the officers. as a thank you the department decided to throw him a surprise birthday party. right back at you, a win. he got to tour the station and even got a gift. that is a lot of love. i love that story. erin: that is great. we have to check out this toddler. a toddler in idaho is gaining a lot of attention for his talent on the basketball court. yes, three-year-old carter can shoot, dribble, and pass. he learned to play by watching his parents. kevin: his mother says he probably touches a basketball every day but they try not to make him practice on weekends. carter says his favorite aspect of the sport is shooting. sean: but they have found an outlet for a three-year-old to get his energy out. erin: look at him. sean: he is very skilled. kevin: you know three-year-old

coming up in the next hour, a tense situation for police in hampton. they say someone fired shots at them, promoting a standoff at a hotel. in the spirit of halloween. -- we tell you how the incident ended. ray: an alleged of duction. we tell you how police were able to track the man and his girlfriend to worcester, massachusetts. sean: you will love this. in the spirit of halloween. we'll show you how one humane society used cats to remake several popular horror movies. erin: and before you get your breakfast, you may want to stay tuned to this. tuned to this. we'll tell you where out viewers imagine if hillary clinton wins the white house... then what? liberal carol shea-porter? she'll be a rubber stamp for clinton's agenda.

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erin: now on daybreak, apparent abduction. how police were able to track down the man they say kidnapped his girlfriend. sean: a standoff prompted a tense situation in hampton, and ended with one person dead. kevin: some much-needed rainfall , system pulls away. we talk about even more changes for the weekend ahead. erin: deadly crash. an officer witnessed a crash in guilford involving a man who was on trial. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >> no one covers new hampshire like we do. now, wmur news 9 "daybreak." erin: good friday morning, new hampshire, and thanks for joining us on this very rainy,