cherise: breaking commitment 2016 news. the fbi has obtained a search warrant for emails belonging to one of hillary clinton's top aides. what investigators are trying to find out. >> new hampshire is important. we're the one swing state in new england. cherise: candidates campaigning for granite state votes during the last week on the campaign trail. the important role new hampshire will play on election day. hayley: rain moving out means a dry halloween but it will feel cool. what to expect for trick-or-treating on the night and the week ahead. >> trick or treat. cherise: several towns hosting trick-or-treating tonight. safety tips police want you to keep in mind on halloween. >> no one covers new hampshire like we do. now wmur news 9 tonight. cherise: right now, rain showers moving out of the state. it is a chilly 45 degrees in your sunday night. good evening.

during the drought, but will it hold off for trick-or-treating tomorrow? meteorologist hayley lapoint has your halloween forecast. hayley: it was said this evening for the trick-or-treaters with the rain showers moving through. with a number line you were good -- an umbrella you are good to go. phil get some sunshine tomorrow and for trick-or-treating it will be dry. it will certainly be cooling down quickly. now it is cool. we a 45 in manchester and nashua. here is the halloween forecast. 40's up north for highs tomorrow. only near 50 in concord in manchester. 49 in nashua. as for the spooky trick-or-treat forecast tomorrow night, clear skies and temperatures falling through the 40's. it will likely land in the 30's by the time a lot of the trick-or-treaters are wrapping things up. it will be cold.

to expect as we get into the rest of the work week, including a warm-up. that is ahead. cherise: thank you. breaking commitment 2016 news right now. the fbi has obtained a search warrant to review emails that may be tied to hillary clinton. the warrant is for emails on the laptop of clinton's aide huma abedin. the emails were discovered in an unrelated sexting investigation into abedin's estranged husband, representative anthony weiner. the fbi will determine if they contain classified information clinton's private server. republican vice presidential hopeful mike pence jumped on the chance to talk about the fbi's investigation at a rally in rochester today. with more than a week to go until the election, the clinton and trump campaigns are focused on winning the granite state. wmur's mike cronin joins us live in the studio now. mike: a new poll released today shows the race is tight and in a swing state like new hampshire winning here can make the difference.

just 9 days to go until the election. donald trump's running mate governor mike pence was back in , the granite state today, campaigning in rochester and feeling confident about november 8. >> people are really beginning to come to the conclusion that this isn't a choice between two candidates, it's a choice between two futures. mike: in florida hillary clinton focused on the election outcome in the wake of a renewed fbi investigation into her emails. hillary clinton: there's a lot of noise and distraction, it really comes down to what kind of future we want and who is our president can help us get there. mike: according to a new abc news-washington post poll, the presidential race is close. the difference between the two candidates is now one percentage point, with clinton at 46% and trump at 45%. political analyst chris galdieri says the email issue could play a role on election day. >> republicans who had been planning to sit out the election might see it as worth turning out to vote and voting for trump anyway.

by trump, clinton, and their surrogates, new hampshire's four electoral votes could be crucial. >> if the clinton campaign can hold new hampshire, they make donald trump's path to 270 electoral votes a lot harder. the flipside of that is donald trump can't become president unless he carries new hampshire. mike: galdieri now wonders if any more political bombshells are coming before voting day. >> one of the things that's been really strange about this election is that the candidate who is in the news more tends to be doing worse. when all the focus is on donald when the focus is on clinton, trump starts to do better. mike:. he points out in a close race in 2000 between george bush and al gore new hampshire's electoral , votes made a difference. if gore won here, the election controversy would have been irrelevant. mike cronin, wmur news 9. cherise: this week, senator bernie sanders and chelsea clinton will campaign in the granite state. sanders will hold get out the vote rallies on tuesday in

and chelsea clinton will also stop in hanover and keene on friday. here in new hampshire more than half a dozen statewide candidates converged on temple adath yeshurun in manchester for a forum. in the race for the statehouse corner office democrat colin van ostern and republican chris sununu differed on whether they would sign, as governor, what is known as an anti-bds bill, fighting boycotts, divestment and sanctions against israel. >> extremism on either side doesn't work. it should be opposed and i would oppose it. >> i think i would. it would depend on the content of the legislation. i think it's important a governor be careful not to overpromise until they have seen an actual bill. cherise: the three candidates vying for the 1st congressional district seat fielded questions ranging from tackling the debt and deficit to gun control. both u.s. senate candidates were also at the forum governor maggie hassan telling news 9 she's going to give back more than $30,000 in campaign

report from the boston globe spotlight team that indicated the thornton law firm in massachusetts, which gave hassan $31,000 this cycle, is allegedly using bonuses to reimburse law partners' political donations. >> we had no idea of the things that the globe reported, how the firm was reporting contributions internally. and i assume, as the globe as republicans and democrats, didn't know anything about the internal operations of the firm either. we plan to return all the contributions. cherise: the campaign of senator kelly ayotte reacted to the globe this morning, saying it raises serious ethical and legal questions. our crew is working to get the set built at saint anselm college for our granite state debates. those kick off on tuesday. first up are the candidates for governor, followed by the u.s. senate and congressional races. you can watch each debate right

as well as our website, mobile app, and facebook page. a driver is facing several charges for allegedly driving while intoxicated and speeding on i-93. state police say they clocked 19-year-old tryan dicicco going 108 miles per hour on i-93 in campton. he was arrested for dwi, reckless driving, transporting drugs, and transporting alcohol by a minor. tonight, the toll booths on the mass pike are coming down. and drivers will likfa very slow commute tomorrow morning. with the new open tolling system now in effect, there's big changes to how you pay toll fees. station in boston wcvb explains. reporter: as demolition work begins today to remove the toll booths on the mass pike transportation officials are warning drivers to brace

schedule, this would be a good week to do that. if you can go in late or really early, this would be a good way to do that. reporter: stressing drivers should not stop at the tollbooths, to observe the 15 miles per hour speed limit and stay in their lanes. >> some of what had been the road that was available to people to drive on is now a work zone. reporter: troopers say there will be an increased police presence of the mice past -- on the , additional tow trucks in case cars breakdown or there are accidents. since the new all electronic tolling system went into effect on friday night officials say there has been less than 1.5 million transactions as of 8:00 sunday morning, and 76% are reading ez pass transponders. >> 24% were paid by plate, although some may turn out to be transponders as we assess them. reporter: asking drivers to be patient for the next three weeks. >> we cautioned people that tomorrow is going to be a heck

-- and sunday. reporter: the toll booth demolition will be completed by november 22. diane cho, wmur news 9. cherise: now, the amount of money you pay on the mass pike depends on how you pay it. to drive from 495 to 84 in massachusetts you'll pay 95 cents with a massachusetts e.z. pass. using an e.z. pass from another state, you will pay $1.10. and the pay-by-plate option is the highest at $1.70. many kids in new hampshire were already out tric t parades and trick or treating on halloween tomorrow. local police departments are asking everyone to stay vigilant while also having fun. whether it was the stay puft marshmallow man from ghostbusters, or batgirl, kids were ready to fill their buckets and bags with candy. >> i like going house to house and getting the candy. cherise: sunday night parents and their kids dealt with the rain and chilly weather as they trick or treated in rye. a perfect opportunity for local

door to door to keep safety at the forefront while they're having fun. officer geoffrey miller: lot of roads in town don't have sidewalks, so there isn't a large shoulder for the pedestrians to walk. so we are concerned about that, but if everyone takes their time and thinks and looks both ways before crossing the street, i think everyone will have a good time. cherise: in portsmouth, where kids were also trick or treating sunday night, police posted this list of ways to stay safe. like wearing costumes with visible colors or stick reflective tape on your costume, carra sidewalk and respect other people's property and before your kid dives into their candy collection, make sure you check their pile of sweets for anything out of the ordinary. officer geoffrey miller: i like candy too. wait till you get home, take a look at it, have your parents look at it. make sure nothing looks suspicious, altered, anything like that. the biggest thing, we want everyone to have a good time tonight and be safe. cherise: and as more towns prepare to celebrate halloween tomorrow, parents will be keeping a close eye on their ghosts, goblins and princesses

>> you come out and make the best of it and have fun with your family. cherise: you can find a full -- for eight years he is greeted a haunted house at his home on. street. he says for the last five years he's been raising money for people battling cancer. last year he raised $1400 for a local charity which works of the seacoast cancer center at wentworth-douglass hospital in dover. >> take donations for building the next year's attraction. i toyed around the idea but i thought it would be better to donate things to charity. cherise: today was the last in a haunted house is open to the public. you can find a full list of trick or treat times on our website, wmur.com. it includes dates and times for cities and towns across the state. a powerful earthquake shakes italy for the third time in two months. next, the historic landmarks

and news 9 is on the road with republican candidate for governor chris sununu. his answers to questions from voters. hayley: rain showers and clouds on their way out of this hour. replacing that is a much cooler air. how much cooler the temperatures get for trick-or-treating coming

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cherise: tonight, almost 8,000 people are staying in emergency housing in italy because of an earthquake. this morning, a 6.6 magnitude quake hit central italy. the earthquake destroyed a benedictine cathedral, a medieval tower and other landmarks in small towns. amazingly, nobody was seriously hurt or killed in this quake. this is the third powerful earthquake to hit italy in two months. happening now, authorities are pipeline protests in north dakota. hundreds of people are gathered near the standing rock sioux tribe's reservation to protest an oil pipeline. a large fire broke out early this morning burning about 400 acres. because of the terrain, national guard helicopters were called in to help put out the fire. >> i woke up. i think i heard screaming. i jumped up. i had just fallen asleep for

the tent and there's flames everywhere, all up on here. it was just horrible, it was scary. cherise: the fire burned about 400 acres. authorities have not determined what sparked the blaze. the tribe says the pipeline will destroy sacred land and threaten their water supply. more commitment 2016 coverage. tonight we continue our on the road series with the candidates ahead of the election. tonight, wmur's kristen carosa is on the road with republican candidate for governor chr reporter: republican candidate for governor chris sununu was in the square in portsmouth. >> where do you live? >> in salem? >> no kidding. how long have you been there? reporter: a chance to answer some questions. one of the first was about comments donald was making in 2005. >> the comments were disgusting, deplorable, as soon as i heard them i said its disgusting, it is reprehensible, there is no

reporter: these two ladies also wanted to know what the difference is between him and his democratic opponent, colin van ostern. >> to be very blunt, he wants to accept a lot these big washington programs. he wants to make them permanent, and when you make a washington program permanent you lose all control. and that is the new hampshire advantage. we have local control, having a say, a responsive government, when you start accepting big washington programs and making them permanent we have lost all , of that. reporter: then the ceo of , of that. reporter: then the ceo of the street where this group talked about some concerns. >> i am a social worker and i work with adolescents with mental illness, and how can this state take care of those kids? >> it's about having accountability in the system. i am going to be negative and i don't like to give a negative answer but it's an area that we have completely mismanaged. >> chris? >> yes, i am chris. >> alan higginbotham, nice to see you. >> what's you last name? that is an awesome last name, almost as good as sununu. >> i don't like this guy already. reporter: alan is a small

feels about climate change. >> i was an environmental engineer for 10 years so this is what i studied at mit. everything from renewable energy to climate change. the earth has been warming up since the there is no doubt 1800s. about it, so my feeling is whatever we do, we have to be smart. i just want to do things our way, i just believe new hampshire people when we do it the new hampshire way, we do it better, than everybody else. >> i hope you are successful in that endeavor. you have my vote. >> i appreciate that, thank you sir, good to see you. reporter: on the road withhr governor, kristen carosa, wmur news 9. >> now your storm watch 9 forecast. hayley: good evening. we saw at least a little bit of sunshine poking through the clouds earlier today. too bad it did not hold into the evening. this is a live look at claremont where it is drying up. the same thing is true in a

going to wrap up in the clouds eventually clearing out. it is going to be much brighter as we push forward after such a dreary stretch of weather. tomorrow will be the first day of many this week where we will have sunshine and dry conditions. in the meantime we have mostly cloudy skies. rain showers off the coast into the south. all that is left is maybe a couple of little areas of drizzle in the southeastern art of the state. off towards the west into the north we have clearing skies. individually the class to get eaten away. that will happen, especially by early tomorrow morning. it will get brighter throughout the day tomorrow. temperatures are cool, certainly in the northern part of the state. we have 43 in keene and jeffrey at about 45. here are things are going to go. by tomorrow morning most of us waking up the sunshine.

still some clouds lingering, especially up north. slowly those clouds will break apart and you see by about 2:00, 3:00 in the afternoon it is bright and sunny. here is the difference tomorrow. it will be cooler and the winds will be a bit breezy so it will feel cooler despite the sunshine. for trick-or-treating time it will be clear. no threat for any wet weather. be prepared for the chilly feel. as soon as the sun sets tomorrow night thmp many of us will be falling into the 30's. it will get cold real quick for the ghosts and goblins walking right getting candy. tuesday begins with frost and sunshine. late in the day clouds will start to increase. tonight showers, those are pretty much done. chilly temperatures, especially as we get past midnight. tomorrow the temperatures will be coolest up to the north and

littleton, berlin. 50th concord, manchester in down the salem. a lot cooler than the temperatures we had today. for trick-or-treating time and the ghostly forecast take a look at the temperatures. a few of us in the 40's but especially once we get later into the night the temperatures really go down to the 30's. 30's for most of the trick-or-treating time with the clear skies all evening long. after halloween will have temperatures in the 50's and we will have clouds on the increase. wednesday a mix of sun and clouds of armor. highs in the lower 60's. 60's for highs again on thursday with showers, especially in the afternoon and evening. then we are back to sunshine friday and saturday the temperatures taking a dip. remember to flip the clocks back on saturday night into sunday. hard to believe it is that time already.

here. hayley: the sunset a week from now will be happening in overclock. -- at 4:00. 1 jason: big day for the patriots and field hockey. three state championship games played today. we have highlights from all

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. hese guys instead. thanks, annie.

jason: it was a record day for rob gronkowski as he caught one of four touchdown passes to help the patriots cruise pass the bills in buffalo. the bills be new england back in

3-0, bills in front. brady finds the corner of the end zone. patriots in front, 7-3. brady of top to chris hogan, 53 yards for the score. 14-3 lead. 14-10 in the second. brady finds rob gronkowski over the middle for 53 yards. that's as a franchise record for his 69th career touchdown pass. 21-10. a quick hitter to julian edelman. 12 yard score. brady threw for 315 yards and 4 touchdowns. he still hasn't had a pick this season. pats win 41-25. they hit their bye week at 7-1. the jets and the browns picking up in the third quarter. browns up by six but they go in

they are 3-5. a look at the afc east. the patriots at 7-1. pretty much running away with it. the jets down there at 3-5. it was super sunday for high school field hockey teams. three state championship games played at bedford high school. division i had a late game. in the first half the warriors scored fir -- briley april. timberlane even said it one of peace. late in the second half it is fitzpatrick putting one on the net. they are there to score with a backhanded rebound. that is the difference. timberlane knocks off the

champs. when him taking on dairy field. a good chance for the cougars. tries for the redirection but the save made by abby harris. living stone gets off the shot but it is wide right. double-overtime. page butler finishes it. that is the game-winner. 1-0. it is their second title in four years. decide the division iii championship game between calamine guilford. sarah moran, her shot turned away by jenna deluca. she can't get it passed ryan atkins. with about four minutes ago in the second overtime, a great individual ever by kelly ryan. she scores the game-winner. guilford takes it 1-0 in double ot.

the first title for the golden eagles since 1988. time to talk about the playoffs are high school football. the official pairings have not been released. now that all the regular season games are the books we can project with a will be. division i should be salem at bedford. south exeter and bg will play at north. hollis brookline against windham. lebanon gets in and go to hanover. and st. thomas will play at ply campbell will play stevens. newport at brady. newport gets in. they want as high rigor -- won the tie-breaker. newport gets in with the tie-breaker. three games in three days for the monarchs against the cincinnati cyclones.

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jason: game five of the world series going on as we speak. cubs leading. the indians lead the series, 3-1. if chicago can hold on for the win, they will force a game six in cleveland on tuesday night. the chase for the sprint cup title down to eight drivers racing at martinsville. jimmie johns and took the checkered flag for the fourth time this season. johnson guarantees himself a spot in the final four. the six-time champion for have a chance at a record seventh title three weeks from now at homestead. brad keselowski in his second -- finished second. cherise: we are all keeping our eye on the game for the world series right now. thank you so much for watching. have a great night everybody. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute,

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, 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

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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. i'm frank guinta and i approved this message. 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 that she got involved in public service, because that's what's in her heart... and mom's still that way today. i'm maggie hassan