erin: now on daybreak, due in court. a man accused of kidnapping his girlfriend is set to face a judge. kevin: a chilly breeze kicks a trick or a tree tonight. sean: campaign finances. governor maggie hassan says she will return tens of thousands of dollars, some dating back two years. >> we are eight days away from election day, and hillary clinton is fighting back against a new inquiry from the fbi. i am stephanie ramos in washington. hear what the fbi is doing next,

[captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] erin: good morning, new hampshire. happy halloween. i'm erin fehlau. sean: i forgot my costume. erin: are you dressed as a newscaster? sean: scary. kevin: i am a meteorologist. sean: interesting year this year. kevin: fair skies pick up through the day. you see the clouds already starting to give way in central and southern areas. in the north country, we continue to watch extra clouds and occasional showers, with temperatures in the upper 30's. a jump into the 40's and lower 50's for most. the breeze will make you feel cooler than that. we look at trick-or-treating, coming up. for a look at the morning drive here in the granite state, we're joined live by 95.7 wzid's deb davidson. good morning, deb.

in 393, near route 106 in concord. lots of emergency vehicles, so use caution. in that area later today, lane restrictions on route four in charge chester -- in chichester for repaving. in manchester, the exit for on-ramp for two other 93 is reopened. in massachusetts, 93 south is heavy from mr. when i am deb davidson. erin: thank you. our top story -- a manchester man accused of kidnapping his girlfriend in londonderry last week is due in court today. sean: 22-year-old victor rosario turned himself to police on friday night, a day after he was initially interviewed by police. wmur's ray brewer is live outside the courthouse in derry this morning to explain the case.

this started last thursday, when police say victor rosario went to his girlfriend's workplace and dragged her out of the building by the arm. the couple were later tracked to worcester, massachusetts using cell phone pings. the alleged victim was not injured, and police spoke with rosario at that time, but let him go while they investigated. the next day, however, they issued an arrest warrant on charges of domestic violence, simple assault, and false imprisonment. rosario turned himself in to police that night, and was the couple does have a child together, but police say that child was not involved in any way. rosario is scheduled to be arraigned first thing this morning. reporting live outside the -- reporting live in derry, ray brewer, wmur news 9. sean: state police say a teenager was drunk when they clocked him driving more than 100 mph on interstate 93 in campton. 19-year-old ryan dicicco of hudson faces several charges, including aggravated dwi and reckless driving.

over the road on saturday. he is due in court in a couple weeks. three pedestrians, including two children, are recovering this morning after they were struck by a hit-and-run driver in salem, massachusetts last night. police say a 10-year-old girl was taken to mass general hospital, and another child was treated at a local hospital. investigators say the driver, a 52-year-old man from beverly, massachusetts, later returned to the scene, and was arrested onch police say halloween is one of the busiest times of the year in salem, which is known for the witch trials, attracting tourists from around the world. erin: the fbi has now obtained a warrant to begin reviewing newly-discovered emails that officials think may be relevant to the hillary clinton email server investigation. clinton is trying to move past the new developments while donald trump is jumping on the revelations. meantime a new abc news poll , shows the two locked in a dead

stephanie: good morning. there are just eight days to election day, and here is proof the race is not going to slow down. the fbi has now obtained a warrant to review those newly found e-mails. over the weekend, clinton taking on her opponent, donald trump -- mrs. clinton: it's always donald trump first and everyone else last. stephanie: and fbi director james comey. mrs. clinton: some of you may have heard about a letter that the fbi director sent out stephanie: that letter sent to lawmakers friday, where comey says newly flagged emails were discovered on the laptop of disgraced former congressman anthony wiener, the estranged husband of clinton's top aide, huma abedin. weiner is under investigation for allegedly sexting a teen. comey says the emails, which federal agents found weeks ago, should be looked at to figure out if they contain any classified information relevant to the clinton email probe. comey making the new review

clinton. mrs. clinton: it's pretty strange to put something like that out with such little information right before an election. stephanie: justice department officials had advised against alerting congress, citing department tradition of not talking about ongoing investigations and not doing anything that would be seen as influencing an election in its final days. criticism of minority leader harry reid sent his own letter to james comey, accusing him of being partisan. stephanie ramos, abc news, washington erin: there are new developments this morning in a story we first reported yesterday, concerning donations to governor maggie hassan's campaign for u.s. senate. news 9 learned overnight that the campaign will now return a total of $51,000 to the thornton law firm in massachusetts, including $13,000 from her last gubernatorial campaign two years ago. that's up from the $31,000

investigative report by the "boston globe" spotlight team that indicated the law firm is allegedly using bonuses to reimburse law partners' political donations. gov. hassan: we had no idea of the things the globe reported, how the firm was reporting contributions internally. and i assume, as the globe has reported, that other candidates, republicans and democrats, didn't know anything about the internal operations of the firm either, and we plan to return all the contributions. erin: senator kelly aytotte's campaign reacted to the globe report yesterday, saying it, quote, "raises serious ethical and legal questions." sean: both hassan and ayotte attended a forum in manchester yesterday that included candidates in several statewide races. in the race to replace hassan in the corner office, democrat colin van ostern and republican chris sununu differed on whether they would sign, if elected, what is known as an anti-bds bill, fighting boycotts,

mr. sununu: extremism on either side doesn't work. bds doesn't work. and it should be opposed, and i would oppose it. mr. van ostern: i think i would. it would depend on the content of the legislation. i think it's important a governor not over-promise until they've seen an actual bill. sean: the three candidates vying for the first congressional district seat fielded questions ranging from tackling the debt and deficit to gun control. meantime the stage is mo saint anselm college. the candidates for governor will kick things off, followed by the u.s. senate and congressional races. you can watch each debate right here on wmur, at 7:00 p.m., as well as our website, mobile app, and facebook page. as you mentioned before, our workers are very fast. erin: they are. they work fast. still to come on news 9 "daybreak" -- a londonderry woman is making military history, and she's not done. her next step after completing the infantry officer basic

she crashed into a police car. erin: and in the next half hour, we have some important safety reminders before you head out

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 and cut student debt. as governor, i'll stand up for you. hillary clinton: far too many families today don't earn what they need and don't have the opportunities they deserve. i believe families deserve quality education for their kids, childcare they can trust and afford, equal pay for

nd families have been the passion of my life and they will be the heart of my presidency. i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. kevin: it is monday morning, october 31. we start with temperatures in the 30's to lower 40's. a breeze will start to lighten later this evening. temperatures jumping into the 40's to near 50 before cooling off tonight. a warming trend sets up for the week. we will talk about that coming up. erin: the weather looks nice for trick-or-treating tonight, but halloween five years ago was a very different picture for a lot

the state was still digging out and cleaning up from the third largest power outage in new hampshire history, after two feet of snow fell in some areas, breaking records for the month of october. as you might imagine it would. come halloween night, tens of thousands of customers were still in the dark, even a couple days after the snow actually fell. erin: a londonderry woman is making military history. second lieutenant katrina simpson just became the first female officer in the national guard to graduate from the u.s. army infantry officer basi course at fort benning. this was the first class to include female officers since all military occupations were opened up to women. lieutenant simpson will return to fort benning in january for the pre-selection phase of ranger school. sean: a woman in texas came up with a rather unique excuse when explaining why she crashed into a police car. 19-year-old miranda rader told the officer that she was taking a topless selfie at the time so that she could snapchat her boyfriend. rader was charged with drunken

a minor, after police found an open bottle of wine in the cupholder. i am sure the officer was not expecting to hear that after getting struck by another car. erin: that is a first, i know. coming up, a haunting experience for charity. how one local haunted house is having a big impact. sean: plus, can you find the solar panels in this picture? tesla is showing off a new design to improve home

sean: welcome back. even tom hanks couldn't track down tyler perry this weekend at the box office. "boo! a madea halloween" made nearly $17 million over the halloween weekend to keep the top spot for a second week in a row. "inferno," the latest installment in the "da vinci code" franchise, stumbled to a suprising second, making just

a new report this morning is -- tesla is showing off new solar panels. the roof tiles have solar panels built in, making them blend right into the roof. they are available in a variety of styles, and tesla says they are cheaper than building a traditional roof and adding solar on top. erin: dozens of organic farmers in vermont are encouraging regulators to change what is considered organic. hydroponic farming does not use any soil. instead, it involves mainlining plant. right now, it is considered organic by the usda. however, many farmers say it should get its own classification. a national advisory board will vote next month. sean: a rochester team is using a haunted house to help others. for the last eight years george , farrow has turned his home on dodge street into a spook fest. and for the last five, he has used it to help raise money for people battling cancer. last year, he donated $1400 to

the seacoast cancer center at wentworth douglas hospital in dover. >> a lot of haunted houses, they take donations for building their next year's attraction. i toyed around with that idea, but i thought it would be better to donate things to charity. sean: good for him. unfortunately, you will now have to wait until next year to check out farrow's haunted house. he wrapped up the public scares last night. erin: very cool. we had a little fun getting "chronicle." if you missed it on friday, our transformation into a zombie and infected patient, i just -- your neck was covered in boils and veins. it was quite interesting. it is amazing what they can do. sean: the teeth they used on your thing -- watch it. erin: the teeth, guess what they are. any guesses?

into the latex mask. they are fake nails! i know! kevin: i think you both have successfully freaked everybody out. erin: i went through a drive out after that, -- a drive after that, mcdonald's. sean: just to freak some people out. take a look at this. kevin: let's go to the other side of halloween, a much more joyous costume than the scary things we just sho from hampton, dressed up as kevin skarupa. erin: i love that. kevin: she tried to spike her hair, but it would not stick up. i have the perfect product, if they need it. erin: for next year. sean: a 50 gallon drum of that product. kevin: a clicker which is the exact same color as ours. really impressive. i love it. are you saying i get the day

returning if she is in here. early this morning, we do have a fairly quiet start to the day. we have clouds continuing to break apart early this morning. that sets up a good breeze out of the northwest which will be gusting at times through the afternoon over 20 mph. early clouds and some sunshine. war of a treaty than a -- more of a treat than a trick this evening. w evening, but likely a breeze. a warming trend starts tomorrow and continues through maybe thursday. thursday, a pretty good chance of showers. notice clouds in the north country and some western areas. we are starting to see the clouds truly decrease from the mount washington valley all the way further south, and maybe lingering for an hour or two this morning closer to the shoreline. the wind down slopes off the western and northern terrain and makes it easier for these guys

create more clouds. they may be more stubborn there. the next system is centered around thursday for our next chance of showers. temperatures in the 30's to near 40 degrees. not much wind. a generic breeze early. we expect gusts up to 20 mph that you may feel later today and this evening for the trick-or-treaters, that northwesterly breeze. it is going to feel a little bit cooler than the 50's. even in clouds hang on, they will start to lessen tonight is the wind starts to lighten. a good deal of sunshine tomorrow. temperatures in the afternoon 40's to lower 50's. it could be about 60 in several spots wednesday afternoon. notice it will come with more clouds and a small chance of a stray shower. that chance of showers titans on thursday, with the next system making its way in from the midwest. cooler air comes in behind that system and we will have it

more likely clouds to son as the day -- to sun as the day wears on. the breeze will likely be around from 5:00 to maybe 8:00 this evening and a lot of locations, before really lessening overnight. anywhere between 36 and 46 for trick-or-treaters. thursday, a pretty good chance of showers. we dry up behind that. of the week. we are ending daylight saving time this weekend, which means an hour more of sleep. erin: what? great. kevin: not for us. we will be here monday morning. erin: it is all right. we will check our top stories with ray brewer. ray: in manchester man is due in court, accused of kidnapping his girlfriend last thursday, when police say on a two-year-old

girlfriend's workplace and dragged her out of the building. they were tracked to massachusetts. the alleged victim was not injured and police spoke with rosario at the time, but let him go. on friday, they issued an arrest warrant on charges of domestic violence, simple assault, and false imprisonment. erin: three pedestrians, including two children, are recovering after they were struck by a hit-and-run driver in salem, massachusetts last night. police say the driver did later return to the scene, and was charged with o.u.i. governor maggie hassan's ai $51,000 in campaign donations to a lawfirm in massachusetts. that includes money from her campaign two years ago. this all stems from a "boston globe" investigation into the law firm. sean: coming up on "daybreak." it appears that spite pays. how a woman in north carolina ended up with this million dollar check.

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erin: a woman in north carolina says she wanted to teach her husband a lesson, but ended up getting schooled herself. sean: glenda blackwell says she was tired of her husband wasting money on lottery tickets, so when he asked her to buy powerball tickets, she bought a scratch ticket instead, hoping to be mad and scratch it in front of him to show they never win. -- look at this. she ended up winning a million dollars on a ticket bought out of spite. erin: do you think this has changed her mind now about the lottery? sean: i think the husband is like, i told you so. erin: i think the husband is like, give me that ticket. coming up, the patriots are on a roll. yesterday, they were out for

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

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>> no one covers new hampshire like we do. now, wmur news 9 "daybreak." erin: good morning. and happy halloween. it looks like we are in for a bit of a nature, due to the weather later tonight, after having snow for some halloween's. sean: people wondering, do i need to wear layers or raincoats? kevin will talk about that in a moment. first, let's get to our top stories. a manchester man facing charges after he allegedly kidnapped his girlfriend is scheduled to make a court appearance today. laconia police are asking for your help in tracking down a motorcyclist they say was injured in a crash over the weekend, but was taken away from the scene before officers arrived. as kids get ready to go

how to stay safe. erin: i heard you were going to lead us in "the monster mash" later. kevin: i only know "the robot." that is a little bit about me. erin: "time work -- "time warp"? kevin: north. you will notice the wind picking up today. it will be gusting over 20 mph through the afternoon and will start to settle some later this evening. but there will still be a bit of a breeze later tonight. erin: it is nice they are not going to have to wear their raincoats over the costumes tonight. we do want to check the roads for you this morning and see how things are moving. this is a live look at 93 in hooksett. kevin: for a look at the morning drive here in the granite state, we're joined live by 95.7 wzid's deb davidson. good morning, deb.

getting busy through hooksett, and it looks that way through windham, but is moving well from north of the notches all the way to the state line. 293 is ok through the millyard. the exit for onramp has reopened in manchester after being closed for close to a year. in chichester, there will be repaving with lane restrictions, so you can expect delays throughout the day today. i'm deb davidson for 95.7 wzid. , erin: a mancherster man accused of kidnapping his girlfriend is due in court this morning. sean: 22-year-old victor rosario is scheduled to be arraigned on charges of domestic violence, simple assault, and false imprisonment. ray brewer joins us live in derry now, where rosario is scheduled to face a judge today. good morning, ray. ray: good morning, sean. police say victor rosario kidnapped his girlfriend from her office building in

rosario was initially questioned by police and released. but then police issued a warrant for his arrest, and he turned himself in on friday. this all started thrusday -- thursday afternoon, when londonderry police received a 911 call from the ecco usa corporate office. the caller reported that rosario came into the building and dragged out his girlfriend by the arm. officers used cell phone pings to locate the couple in worcester, massachusetts. the girlfriend was not hurt. police say the couple has a child together, but thil right now, rosario is free on personal recognizance bail, pending his arraignment later this morning on charges of false imprisonment and domestic violence. reporting live in derry, ray brewer, wmur news 9. erin: with just over a week to go before the election, the clinton and trump campaigns are focusing on winning the granite state. this week, both chelsea clinton

behalf of hillary clinton. senator sanders will hold "get out the vote" rallies tomorrow in plymouth and hanover. and chelsea clinton will make stops in hanover and keene on friday. donald trump's running mate, governor mike pence, rallied supporters in rochester yesterday. his visit came as a new abc news-"washington post" poll shows a close presidential race. according to the poll, there is now just one percentage point separating clinton and trump. clinton has 46%, while trump has >> one of the things that's been really strange about this election is that the candidate who's in the news more tends to be doing worse. when all the focus is on donald trump, clinton's rising. when the focus is on clinton, trump starts to do better. erin: political analysts say new hampshire's four electoral votes could be the difference in a close election. sean: the fbi has obtained a warrant to search new emails that could be pertinent to hillary clinton's server. but as nikole killion reports

over a week out before the election. nikole: hillary clinton wants to get back on message. and according to a memo from her campaign manager, she will try to do just that this week, by contrasting herself with donald trump. mrs. clinton: i am focused on one thing -- you. nikole: as hillary clinton heads to ohio today, she made no mention of the email controversy swirling around her again. mrs. clinton: there's a lot of noise and distraction, but it really comes down to what kind nikole: according to the associated press, the fbi has now obtained a warrant to review new emails of her longtime aide huma abedin, after they were discovered during a sexting investigation into her estranged husband, anthony weiner. mr. trump: we never thought we were going to say "thank you" to anthony weiner. nikole: donald trump continued to seize on the developments as the clinton camp blasted fbi director james comey for alerting congress. mr. podesta: to throw this in the middle of the campaign, 11 days out, just seemed to break

inappropriate at this stage. ms. conway: had he sat on the information, one can argue that he also would be interfering with the election. nikole: in a "washington post" op-ed, former attorney general eric holder said director comey is a good man but made a serious mistake. holder joined dozens of former justice officials criticizing the director in an open letter. perhaps the most scathing criticism is from senate minority leader harry reid, who accused director comey of a double standard, and possibly breaking the law. so far, no comment from the fbi. in washington, sean: our granite state debates get underway tomorrow. and crews have been working hard to get the set built at saint anselm college. first up are the candidates for governor. then, the u.s. senate candidates face off on wednesday, followed by the congressional candidates on thursday and friday. all of the debates start at 7:00, and you can watch them right here on wmur, or on our website, mobile app, or facebook page.

after state police say he went the wrong way on interstate 393 while allegedly driving drunk. the driver was stopped around 11:00 last night. police say he was arrested and charged with dwi, reckless conduct, and having an open container. troopers say his blood alcohol level was more than twice the legal limit. also new this morning, two skiers are safe after being rescued from mount washington. fish and game officers say the men were trying to ski down the ammonoosuc ravine trail the skiers only had one light, which ended up failing. they used their cell phone to call for help. when rescuers found the men, they were cold and wet, but otherwise ok. sean: now to a bizarre story out of laconia. right now, police are looking for the victim of a motorcycle accident. the crash happened early yesterday morning at the intersection of stark street and union avenue. police say a motorcyclist hit a utility pole, but when officers arrived, the rider was gone.

face down on the ground before he was taken away from the scene. police believe he may have been picked up by friends. anyone with information is asked to contact the laconia police department erin: kids across the state will be out trick-or-treating today, and local police departments are asking everyone to stay vigilant. the portsmouth police department posted a list of ways to stay safe, which include wearing costumes with visible colors or reflective tape, carrying a flashlight, staying on the sidewalks, and respecting othe peoples' property. parents are also encouraged to look through their kids' candy to make sure nothing looks out of the ordinary. officer 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.

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kevin: it is monday morning, your halloween morning. temperatures are in the 30's to lower 40's. clouds continuing to decrease early, setting of sunshine, except in the mountains and great north woods, where the clouds may be more stubborn. a pretty good breeze and detai coming up in just a bit. sean: people in italy are dealing with a major mess caused by another powerful earthquake. erin: the 6.6-magnitude quake hit yesterday and was centered in a mountainous area. it was the strongest tremor to hit italy in more than three decades. the quake caused buildings to collapse in a matter of seconds, injuring about 20 people. this was the third major earthquake to rattle italy in the last two months. it struck in the same area as another powerful quake that hit on august 24.

took a terrifying turn when police say two men opened fire. >> we opened the door and you just saw people running and screaming, and blood. it was just a little bit crazy. sean: police say five people were injured in the shooting. they say one of the gunmen was dressed up as freddy kruger. investigators say the men started firing after they got into a fight with someone else at the party. so far, no arrests have been made. erin: we are learning new details about a fire that broke plane in chicago, forcing passengers to scurry to safety. federal officials are now pointing to a rare and serious type of engine failure for causing friday's fire. they say just before takeoff, parts of the engine flew a quarter mile through the air. the fire burned the fuselage, but did not do any major damage to the inside of the cabin. an investigator with the ntsb says an examination of the engine revealed that the stage

>> these -- the engine disintegrated. we see a quick fuel-fed fire. it is a dangerous mishap. we are lucky this happened while it was still on the ground. erin: 20 people were taken to the hospital, but they have all since been released. sean: turning now to sports, yesterday was a record day for rob gronkowski as he caught one of tom brady's four touchdown passes, helping the patriots cruise past the bills in buffalo. the bills are the only team to beat new england so far this in the first quarter, brady passed to chris hogan for a 53-yard touchdown, giving new england a 14-3 lead. yes, spikes that ball. it was pretty exciting. the pats were leading 14-10 in the second when gronk caught a pass from brady for another touchdown. that was the 69th td catch of gronkowski's career, which sets a new franchise record. bow to the crowd. the pats went on to win the game 41-25. they hit their bye week at 7-1.

now to game five of the world series -- the indians taking on the cubs. cleveland was leading the series three games to one going into this game. and in the bottom of the fourth, the indians were ahead 1-0 when kris bryant launched a solo home run to tie the game. chicago ended up winning it 3-2. the indians now lead the series three games to two. game six is tomorrow night in cleveland. to the racetrack now. title is down to eight drivers. jimmie johnson drove from the back of the pack at martinsville on sunday, led 92 laps, and then took the checkered flag for the fourth time this season. he's now guaranteed a spot in the final four. brad keselowski finished second, followed by denny hamlin, matt kenseth, and kyle busch. sean: sugarloaf ski resort in maine will be hosting the nation's top skiers in 2017. the mountain will be the backdrop for the u.s. alpine championships in march. this will be the sixth time that sugarloaf has hosted the event.

gathered in nashua yesterday to take part in a walk to support the american cancer society's fight against breast cancer. local breast cancer survivors, caregivers, volunteers, and community members walked the three-mile route to raise awareness and funds. over the past 23 years, more than 12 million supporters have raised more than $750 million. sean: very neat effort. a new piece of furniture is giving deaf students in pakistan the chance to experience music for the first time. it's called a musical sofa. the couch usesht -- people to see and feel the music. the sofa is fitted with sensory motors that provide the feel of drums and other percussion instruments. and the glowing and dimming of the lights are synchronized to reflect guitar riffs. so that is one way to fulfill the senses. erin: feeling music another way. sean: good news for those of you who like a little fright on halloween. experts say that being scared can actually be good for you. at least when it's a fictional

going to haunted house can give you an adrenaline rush which increases your stamina and strength under stress. it would be stress facing that guy. sean: it is kevin before coffee. erin: fear also causes another hormone to kick in that keeps you alert and focused instead of panicking. but fictional fears are not for everyone. experts say some people can feel overstimulated if they head into a place like this. kevin: that is before my third cup of coffee. sean: for your first two, you are still looking like -- erin: espresso shots. kevin: at the end of the week, it is for five cups. that was more than i like. erin: it looked kind of strange. kevin: i am scared. how does that feel good? we start early this morning with the clouds early on.

break apart. it will set up a decent day. the only snag will be a northwesterly breeze which is going to continue to go later into the afternoon before eventually starting to gradually lighten up later this evening. that eventually sets up what should be fair skies tonight and through a good portion of this week, with one really good rain chance centered right around thursday. it looks like today will be one of those days that you will have the wind out there. it is going to feel cooler than temperatures in the 40's to lower 50's. gradually lessen. that will eventually get us a warming trend starting tomorrow. the classic essentially lined up in western and northern areas. a bit of down sloping going on. as the wind picks up, that is going to heighten through the day. we will be clearer in southern -- southeastern areas than the north country. it may take all day for the north country to wither away on those clouds. the next system to our west, centered around thursday with

warming up after a cooler afternoon and chilly evening tonight. temperatures in the 30's for the southern half of the state. lower 30's in the north country, despite clouds up that direction. day today, we are going to have that breeze out there. temperatures climbing into the 40's to lower 50's are not going to feel like that through the afternoon. later in the day, the wind will start to let up a little bit. right now, it is a generic 5-10 mph breeze with an occasional gust of 15 mph. mph at times this afternoon before letting off later this evening. we will have mostly clear and partly cloudy skies tonight. maybe lingering clouds in the north country into the evening. wenzel lighten overnight, and temperatures will ease back into the 20's to lower 30's, after being in the mid-30's to low 40's for the trick-or-treaters. tomorrow, lighter wind, a good deal of sunshine, and we start

picture-perfect day, but temperatures likely jump another 10 degrees wednesday afternoon, which means lower 60's for some areas of the state. we get beyond that when the next system starts to approach. our best chance of showers this week will be on thursday. early clouds to partial sunshine. the breeze will be chilly for the afternoon. 36-46 overnight tonight, with eventually a lighter wind. for trick-or-treaters this evening, 5:0ti a bit of a breeze still going. from there, warming through wednesday, maybe even hanging into thursday, when showers make their way through. once they do, we are talking cooler temperatures, 40's to lower 50's later in the week, with mainly fair skies. there may be a quick moving system later saturday or sunday, but most of next weekend will be good. erin: halloween is all about costumes, trick or treating, and

fritz weatherbee, tonight at 7. tune in for a special edition of "new hampshire chronicle," fritz weatherbee's haunted new hampshire. it airs tonight at 7:00. those scarce in the cemetery, yikes. still ahead a rochester boy who , loves going on duck boats recently received a special gift. sean: 12-year-old ben has been traveling to boston for doctors appointments nea since he was five. while in the city, ben fell in love with the brightly colored duck tour boats. he even dresses up like his favorite boat, the south end sara. the company heard his story, and recently presented him with a golden ticket. here is the deal, it is good for one free ride a month for the rest of his life. erin: that is wonderful. sean: good for them. erin: still ahead, we have a final check on top stories, including an arraignment for a

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erin: it is now 6:55. sean: a manchester man accused of kidnapping his girlfriend is scheduled to make a court appearance today. ray: this began last thursday afternoon, when policeay walked into his girlfriend's office building and dragged her out by her arm. a caller reported that to police. police used cell phone pings to track the couple to worcester, massachusetts. girlfriend was not hurt. initially, rosario was questioned and released, but police issued the warrant for his arrest. he turned himself in on friday. erin: laconia police are looking for the victim of a motorcycle

at the intersection of stark and union. police say a motorcyclist hit a utility pole, when officers arrived, the rider was gone. he believed he may have been picked up by friends. sean: governor hassan's campaign says it will return $51,000 of donations to a law firm in massachusetts. that includes money from her campaign two years ago. this stemmed from a "boston globe" investigation. kevin: we are watchin and southern areas will be north country is hanging on to those clouds. temperatures jump into the 40's to near 50 as the feel of autumn is in the air with the breeze out of the northwest. dry for the trick-or-treaters tonight with temperatures in the low and mid 40's. a warming trend mid week. best chance of showers thursday. sean: getting plenty of much-needed rain. erin: coming up, a desperate search for a criminal and oklahoma comes to an end.

police trooper last night after he allegedly committed a string of violent crimes. sean: a man jumps into a panda exhibit at a zero. his getaway was not clean. that was caught on video.

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