part of the state, add it up to between one and two inches in many areas, that makes a nice department in the drought but we still hang onto drought status in the extreme category over southern new hampshire, at least for another few days. upper 30's north, 40's south. well below average, it's been windy and raw, damp, chilly, but again at least the beneficial rain has been one plus today. we'll notice a few more showers in the great lakes, so what about those chances of showers tomorrow and when will temperatures finally get back to average. straight ahead. tom: we have a developing story right now, the search is on in belmont tonight for a wanted suspect who took off from a traffic stop. jennifer: state police say they are investigating as an officer involved shooting after the officer fired his weapon several times. tom: mike cronin live in belmont tonight with more. mike? reporter: state police say someone knows where the suspect is. he's a local man with ties to

neither he nor his car have been located. this morning investigators say month's toyota was suspiciously parkedded on south road in belmont. while speaking with moon the officer realized he was a wanted man, but police won't say what he was wanted for. police say while the officer tried to take him interest custody, moon sped away. the officer fired multiple shots but it's unclear if moon was hit. that cop suffered minor injuries but was treated and is okay. >> he's not a specific dge typical be cautious, we always tell individuals if you do see him or know of his where abouts, do not make contact with him. notify your local police or state police. reporter: moon was last seen driving a gray 2007 toyota camry, new hampshire plate 393-8299 with extensive front end damage. the damage to moon's car

sped away. anyone with information is asked to call police. live in belmont, mike cronin. tom: new details tonight about a standoff at a hampton hotel where an officer was shot at. police arrived at the mary ann motel on ocean boulevard around 8:30 last night. as part of a burglary investigation. while searching a room, one officer went into the bathroom and was gone fronted by brayden burnham who pointed a gun at him and fired room they heard at least one other shot fired. after failed attempts to get him to come out, a robot was sent in and discovered his body. police say no officers fired their weapons during this encounter, and none were hurt. jennifer: the first sentencing today in the overdose death of a rochester teen. 17-year-old eve tarmey died from a fentanyl overdose. today the man who supplied her that drug was sent to federal prison.

words for mark ross today, saying he supplied deadly drugs to a child. and calling his actions sickening and depraved. federal prosecutors called the sentence immotioned on mark ross today significant, severe, but fair. ross was given 20 years in prison for providing a lethal dose of fentanyl to 17-year-old eve tarmey, who died in a rochester motel in october of last year. >> as we said in court, t a very sad and unfortunate case. mr. ross was in the lowest criminal history category, so though his first real jail time is going to be a 20 year sentence. reporter: as part of a plea bargain, ross admitted to traveling to massachusetts to purchase heroin, which in fact was fentanyl. prosecutors say back at the riverriera motel ross injected himself and the victim's mother jasmine rude, and then gave some

slumped over in the hotel room, you heard in court what he did, and eventually tried to revive her. but we can't say one way or the other whether any attempt to revive her at that point would have been successful. reporter: but the judge called ross' conduct despicable, pointing out that ross only tried to help tarmey after he threw syringes in the dumpster, deleted incriminating texts and called to yell at his drug deal. example of the opioid crisis facing the state. >> we have things to do, we have to provide treatment, counseling. but we also have to provide certain punishment for those people who are going to distribute this. and this case is an example of that. reporter: ruud and another defendant have pled guilty in connection with this case, they face sentencing hearings in december, and in january. i'm andy hershberger, wmur news 9. tom: onto commitment 2016

back in new hampshire trying to win the state that gave him his first primary victory. jennifer: but his visit comes as the f.b.i. says it is taking a look at new e-mails related to the investigation into hillary clinton's e-mail server. and donald trump had plenty to say about this development. political director josh mcelveen is here now with this. josh: trump was almost two hours late for what would have been a noontime rally, but the timing worked out for him members of the press start it buzzing about the news out of the washington on social media. but once trump did take to the stage he made sure everyone in the ballroom knew what the f.b.i. was doing. >> and they are reopening the case into her criminal and illegal conduct that threatens the security of the united states of america. reporter: it was news that sent a packed ballroom of trump supporters into a frenzy and

candidate to admit that in terms of his remarks there was nowhere to go but down. >> the rest of my speech is going to be so boring. reporter: he did manage to touch on the impending insurance rate hikes under obamacare and his core issue of immigration. but he kept coming back to the renewed investigation of his opponent even offering -- >> it might not be as rigged as i thought, right? right? of washington and his late arrival to new hampshire, trump still took part in a roundtable focused on new hampshire's crisis of addiction, promising members of the recovery community that as president he will stop the flow of drugs into the country saying at one point he is with them in this fight 1,000 percent. congressman guinta joined trump at the head of the table and says he understands how serious the problem is in new hampshire. >> he just committed to making sure, should he become the next president, he'll help every single person and every family

time and effort i've put into this and how many people in new hampshire are focused on trying to solve this crisis. josh: congressman guinta also weighed in on the clinton e-mail probe call it a serious issue and one that the american people deserve to know the truth about. you can read how other candidates are responding on our website and mobile app, difference of opinion there. josh mcelveen, wmur news 9. tom: meanwhile, hillary clinton was campaigning in iowa this afternoon but made no whether there is classified information in newly discovered e-mails related to the probe of her private e-mail server. instead she kept her focus on her opponent and warned the crowd to get out and vote because, quote, anything can happen. >> we've got to keep our foot on the gas. donald trump says he can still win, and you know, he's right. anything can happen in an election. tom: the clinton campaign says it's confident the f.b.i.'s

won't be anything different from its conclusion back in july. jennifer: here's a look at the stage that's going up at st. anselm college for our granite state debates, they kick off on tuesday. our first debate is with the candidates for governor. that is followed by the senate, and then the congressional races, each of the debates will start at 7:00 p.m. tom: up next at 6:00, a local kia collecting items for our troops overseas. jennifer: plus where a granite state guilty plea over a standoff at a nevada ranch. mike: chilly and raw today, but temperatures do head higher for the weekend. >> one of our state's most prominent sports records could

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. but now, she's running away. trying to save her political career. kelly ayotte's all politics, no principles.

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 than do the generals, 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

tom: news 9 has learned that a granite state activist will withdraw his guilty plea over a standoff at a nevada ranch. jerry delemus was facing prison for his role in the 2014 protest. but now the defendants in the pro zest have been acquitted, he plans to change his jennifer: jennifer: donations will be mailed to troops worldwide for the holiday season. >> they sacrifice for our freedoms and we're here safe and sound, and we should give, we should be always mindful of the folks who are out there. >> we cannot do our job not only without the help of businesses but without the help of

special, so we appreciate the work that our company is doing and oh,s like this that help support the troops overseas. jennifer: toiletries, nonperish bl food, footballs, frisbees, even holiday cards all among the items that are needed. tom: that had to help the drought a little bit. mike: yes, a little dent, we're gradually working back out of this. a couple more shower chances for some, but we'rery tonight.

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tom: she was spared from the slaughter house and finally tonight missy the pot bellied pig has a home. jennifer: it was 263 days ago that missy the figure was dropped off at the new hampshire spca in stratham. since then the some of her behavioral issues. now she enjoys walking on a leash and on hot days takes a dip in the kiddie pool. mike: that kiddie pool was outside today, started to fill up a little bit. take a look at this, though, snow up at elevation. the auto road on the way up mount washington, oh, a wintery scene. a reminder of where we are

of mount washington over a foot so far, and still snowing over 6,000 feet up. what about the rain tallies? take a look at this beneficial rain that did put a small dent in the drought over two inches in portsmouth, right around two in concord, just under that in rochester, about an inch and a half in laconia and lower in nashua, lebanon and manchester. but all good news here as that rain was steady, nice soaking into the ground, and a couple more light showers over the will fall out of this system, a lot of the energy off to our east. but there are lingering snow showers in the heart of the white mountains. any lingering shower over central and southern new hampshire will ten to fizzle out over the next hour or two. then it's mainly dry overnight, early tomorrow morning. quick moving system in the northern great lakes will dart towards northern new hampshire, so best shot of showers tomorrow, clearly say great

shower chance farther south. concord, manchester, towards the coast and the monadnock region. how about the chilly air today, stuck in the upper 30's north, 40 to 45 south. it will be chilly tonight, gradually diminishing winds. lows on average in the 30's. but look, there's some milder air sitting back to the west. so how will that play in to your trick or treat forecast over the next few days? haley is at an event in concord hayley: hey, mike, it's the halloween howl tonight along main street. the conditions have improved a lot since the last time i saw you at 5:00. the rain has completely stopped. yes, it's breezy, yes, it's definitely cold. but you see here, tons of people out, and it has really filled in. i've seen a few trumps, a few hillarys, a tomato, lots of different fruit costumes, i see

so lots of great costumes and people out here collecting the goods, of course all the candy. if you have plans to head out to do trick or treating this weekend, a lot of different communities are doing it on different days. if your day is tomorrow night there might be spotty showers, cool temperatures in toucher 40's, low 50's. sunday looks dry. so does monday for halloween itself. for trick or treating, with temperatures upper 40's, low 50's. so back live in concord, and this goes on for another hour or if you're nearby come on down and get some candy and walk around with all these good folks. i'm meteorologist hayley lapoint live in concord, back to you, mike. mike: all right, have fun out there. looks like a lot of folks have joined the party since the last hour when it was very quiet. showers are weakening, so head out there and have a good time in concord tonight. again we have this storm back to the west, fairly weak compared to the one that just moved through, but there are steady showers and we could see quite a bit of rain, about a quarter to half inch, far northern new

just deals with a couple of widely scattered showers for your saturday. again, here is the track on that next system, again a couple of showers maybe a downpour, white mountains points north during your saturday. notice how it stays mostly dry over southern new hampshire. speaking of which on sunday, best shot. an isolated shower will be over far southern zones, but looks like most of those will pass to our south for the second half of the weekend. as for the highs, we're back into the mid to upper 40's north and lower t tomorrow. mid 50's on average south on sunday. cooler north. sunny cool day on monday. mid 50's tuesday. and take a look at the spring-like temperatures heading in our direction for wednesday and on thursday. that's going to feel very nice compared to that breezy raw chilly stuff we had today. jennifer: yes indeed. mike: would love to see you play golf, i'm in for that.

dorr when all three of these guys show up, they come up with some crazy ideas. sometimes, i just have to say, "no way." so i appreciate it when annie kuster says "no" to cutting social security. she stood up to both parties to protect our benefits. annie's working to make sure we have a secure retirement. so i can worry about these guys instead. i'm annie kuster and i approve this message. molly's not thinking about cancer today, but three years from now, a routine screening will catch it early and make all the difference. so when chris sununu voted to cut funding for planned parenthood, cutting access to cancer screenings and birth control for thousands of women, it's politics for him. for molly, it's the rest of her life.

by put new hampshire first and has not been authorized by any candidate. when you're raised by a single mom, you learn how important it is to live within your means. i'm colin van ostern, and i took that lesson to my work in business, and it's how i'll stand up for you as governor. by cutting inefficient spending and using innovation to save tax dollars, we'll make new investments without a sales or income tax. to create clean energy jobs, protect affordable health care, and lower college costs as governor, i'll stand up for you. ben hassan is my older brother. he is so funny, and so smart, and my best friend. all families have challenges, and my mom instilled in us very early on the importance of finding solutions to those challenges. and working really hard with your community to get things done. and she made it possible for ben and for me to have a family just like any other family. that's part of the reason

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jamie: it's the halloween edition of friday night football tonight, big games with a side of scary. this is the last weekend in the regular season. the playoffs begin next weekend. a huge record could fall tonight. merrimack senior quarterback grassini just three touchdown

games this year he has 33 touchdown passes. the record is 35, set by former st. thomas quarterback steven headberg two years ago. tomahawks host the grizzlies. >> it would mean a lot. i would rather leave with with a state championship, but it would still mean a lot to get the record. >> 30 plus touchdowns in a season is absolutely incredible and will he really has improved both on and off the field, and it kind of >> we're just all so close, we've been playing so long that we know each other so well, we know where we're going to be, at what time. >> we'll let you know how that turns out tonight. hanover hosting once beaten john stark. we're joined in hanover by the head coach, thank you for joining us. this is a great matchup tonight. >> thanks, jamie for having me on tonight.

game. jamie: we have video of your team in action this year. the last three years combined, four total wins, this year you're 8-0. how did your guys turn it around so fast? >> i think one of the big things we worked hard in the off season and all the kids also did a community service program down at the elementary school, it was a mentor program where they went over and each had a mentor of a class, and what i saw after they did confidence that i had had never seen in the players. and you combine that with the off season program, and these guys came out ready to play this year. >> sound line great chemistry. we also have video of cam marshall, he's a favorite of ours, he's a former chad patient, a leukemia survivor, he created the be positive campaign that raises about $10,000 a year for chad. it's amazing. what does he mean to your team?

here as well. he's an inspiration to our team. what we tell our players is if you ever have a thought to make excuses, just look at cam marshall because he never made an excuse in his life and he turned a real tough situation into something that he -- he didn't look inward to himself. he started helping other kids that were in the same situation. i don't know what else you can see about the kid, he's a >> awesome, coach. good luck tonight, you have to deal with the big quarterback, good luck to you. we'll have highlights tonight. that's sam cavalarro. three postponed games tonight, concord, conval and merrimack valley are all postponed until tomorrow, field conditions not good on the grass fields tonight. jennifer: thank you, jamie. tom: tune the for "new hampshire chronicle" following "world news." we'll see you back here

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tonight, breaking news. the fbi bombshell for hillary clinton. revealing they will now investigate newly discovered e-mails. why now, 11 days before the election? and are the e-mails connected to clinton advisor huma abedin and her estranged husband anthony weiner? tonight, donald trump pouncing. also breaking, the fire engulfing a passenger plane at one of america's busiest airports. chaos in the cabin. passengers racing to escape. and we're on the scene tonight. the near disaster at another airport. and the new reveal late today. what happened in the cockpit of the campaign plane veering off the runway in new york? and, the urgent manhunt. the 911 calls just released. hunting for a killer who took