day though after two men were thrown to the ground by that roofing truss. this is a truss. a prefabricated roof support. crews subzfully installed dozens here at the site of bow's future public safety complex. but this morning something went wrong. >> one of them bowed, buckled, and came down, brought on the truss with it. reporter: jeff is the finance director in bow but is stepping in for the town manager who is out of town. he tells us at the construction site at the other end of the building when the accident happened. >> he immediately called in for two ambulances because he saw the construction workers on the ground. reporter: both were taken to concord hospital. >> one had a broken leg, and ankle. and the other one had a mild concussion, couple of stitches, and he bruised his elbow. reporter: construction was halted for the day

trusses and osha were contacted immediately. >> osha is on site doing their investigation, when completed we'll have a report. reporter: osha spend about two and a half hours on site. >> the construction company says they're planning on starting up tomorrow morning provided they're given the okay. reporter: i did speak with a town official late this afternoon, he tells me both of those construction workers were up and chatting with family and friends at the hospital. they are expected t as for that new public safety complex set to open march 2017, it will house both police and fire. live in bow this evening, amy coveno, wmur news 9. jennifer: a judge says victims in a large ponzi scheme are owed nearly $23 million. are on olson pleaded guilty to tax evasion and has been ordered to return the cash prosecutors say he took from investors. andy hershberger is live with

ponzi scheme were entitled to today. prosecutors felt that the 81 victims should be given almost $23 million in compensation. defense lawyers put the figure closer to 17 million. aaron olson pleaded guilty to tax evasion in connection with this case and is currently serving five years in prison. prosecutors say from 2007 to 2012 he ran a ponzi scheme where he defrauded investors and lied to them about how much money the judge agreed with the prosecution and ordered $22.8 million in restitution. >> here folks were stolen from and they're entitled for restitution to be made 100% whole from where their position originally was when they gave the defendant money, because he defrauded them. reporter: the judge also ordered that payment was to begin immediately. prosecutors say where that money is coming from is unclear. live in the newsroom, andy

tom: thank you. tonight a manchester firefighter charged with domestic violence simple assault. james langley has pled not guilty. according to police langley had been drinking on saturday night before allegedly pushing the victim. a judge ordered him to avoid alcohol and have no contact with the victim as part of his bail. manchester's fire chief says langley joined the department back in 2007. they won't take disciplinary action until the correct investigation isis jennifer: the streets in many towns are full of creatures tonight, but is the weather more trick than treat? maybe an extra layer beneath the costume. meteorologist josh judge is here to look at how chilly it will get tonight. josh j.: oh, it's scary, actually it's very nice in terms of the the clear skies. but certainly the temperatures are dropping quickly. already in southeastern parts of the state here we have fallen down into the lower half of the 40's, and here's how it looks over the next several hours, watch the temperatures drop, down into the upper 30's by the

windows start to end. over in southwestern new hampshire, same situation, starting in the lower 40's to even around 40 degrees in some spots and fall to mid to upper 30's over the next couple hours. we're starting in tupper 30's to lower 40's. right around or near 40 in central parts of new hampshire, those temperatures falling down into the low and mid 30's and for northern new hampshire more of the same, it already in the mid third in many parts of northern new hampshire and those temperatures dropping down near or below the 32-degree freezing mark over the nextou so bundle up and at least the skies are clear and the weather is calm. at least for now. will it stay that way? mike haddad will have your full weekend forecast in a few minutes. tom: now to commitment 2016 and the latest granite state poll shows the race for the white house is tightening here in new hampshire. jennifer: if the election were held today, hillary clinton would defeat donald trump by a seven-point margin. 45% for clinton, 38% for trump. with libertarian gary johnson

of support. however, a significant number of voters say with a week to go they have not yet made up their minds. josh mcelveen tells us that could have a major impact in the high profile u.s. senate race and the governors race here in new hampshire. josh: more than a year of campaigning and close to $100 million later, the fiery u.s. senate race between kelly ayotte and democratic challen in a dead heat. a statistical tie. with only 60% of voters saying they've made up their minds, this race continues to have a lot of moving parts. >> i think the big thing that's happening in that race is that the independent voters who a couple weeks ago were leaning towards hassan are now breaking towards ayotte. so an indication that this race is in flux. josh: in the race for governor the margin between the candidates is a bit bigger but

republican chris sununu by five points, 40 to 35%. in this matchup only half of those polls say they have definitely made their choice. >> for the governors race i think the debate is really critical, because you've got two candidates who are largely unknown and voters haven't had the opportunity to learn much about them because of the presidential race and senate race has been taking all the political oxygen. josh: the good news for campaigns, anyone can win. but the clock is ticking louder by the day. josh mcelveen, wmur news 9. jennifer: right how the finishing touches are being put on our debate stage over at st. anselm college. our debates kick off tomorrow at 7:00 p.m. here on wmur. first with the candidates for governor, followed by u.s. senate and both congressional districts later on this week. tom: candidates for the white house were busy on the campaign trail today, hillary clinton was in the battle ground state of

the clinton campaign remains frustrated by the decision by f.b.i. director james comey to take a look at more e-mails that could be related to secretary clinton's private server. and by satellite today her national campaign manager repeated his call for answers. >> i really question the choice that the director made to put this out there, particularly considering that he didn't know what was in these e-mails. he says in the message itself that he didn't know whether tom: mook call this is a distraction from the issues that matter to voters and skiing the f.b.i. director to offer a public explanation, these close to election day. jennifer: and donald trump held rallies in michigan today. that's a state that hasn't voted for a republican presidential nominee in 28 years. trump continued to hammer clinton for her use of a private e-mail server and those new

eight days, you're right, is a threat to democracy. and the only way to save our democracy is to get out and vote by the millions. jennifer: trump will head to wisconsin tomorrow with his running mate, governor mike pence. tom: straight ahead at 6:00. >> i almost fell down the stairs because of the smoke and got me really dizzy. jennifer: you'll hear from an epping teen who w his burning house to find his little sister. tom: and coming up find out how much money manchester police raised for child advocacy programs. mike: dry for now, but does that change before the week is over? >> it's a halloween trick for jamie collins, traded to thras

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. get ahead. a bright new hampshire future starts

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. vo: senate majority pac is responsible

tom: tonight a story of brotherly love and bravery. jennifer: a fire forced the hutchins family out of theirerring home last week. but 16-year-old brandon rushed back in to find his little sister. wmur's jennifer crompton with their story now. reporter: a big brother is credited with saving his sister. and the family burned out of this epping home is grateful on so many fronts. working smoke alarms alerted the family to fire just before 8:00 last wednesday night. >> i immediately rushed to my mom to tell her to get all the kids out. reporter: mom julia had been watching a movie with 16-year-old brandon's younger brother and two sisters, including 3-year-old melody. >> so i did a head count outside, and i saw that she was

ran back in. >> could not see anything, i was just making guesses where things were and i didn't have my glasses on. reporter: he checked downstairs first, then found her upstairs in a room, flames and smoke creeping in. >> i had grabbed had her and then i had almost fell down the stairs because of the smoke and got me really dizzy. >> seemed like maybe, maybe close to a minute. but it seems reporter: husband sean was driving home from work when he heard about the fire, and that everyone was okay. >> was super proud of him, it's awesome. he's a great kid. >> he's a hero. just going in like that without thinking. reporter: the family without a scratch credits the epping fire department's quick response with saving the house. >> we're blessed, it's great. could have been way worse. reporter: they're looking for a temporary home for now but hope to be back in the house in six

wmur news 9. tom: little sister will always be grateful to big brother no doubt about that. good story. coming up what do we have, a little heat coming our way. mike: by november standards, temperatures are heading higher, but how warm will it get. 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.

nt has been paid for by put new hampshire first and has not been authorized by any candidate. 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. thanks, annie.

would you tell them to be like donald trump? would you point to him as a role model? absolutely i would do that. like to punch him in the face. ahh, i don't know what i said. she ate like a pig. he's a war hero 'cause he was captured. i like people that weren't captured. i love war. yes, including with nukes. wrong. and shoot somebody. ahh, i don't remember. would you point to him as a role model? absolutely i would do that. and you can tell them... priorities usa action

jennifer: so it's the last day of october which means it's the end of the beards for bucks campaign. tom: today manchester police presented the granite state children's alliance with $30,000 for the child advocacy center of hillsboro county. the organization is thankful for the workman chers police have done with the fundraiser. >> we're very grateful not only for the support of the donation, but of the awareness that it created in the public as well as the fact that it jump on board with beards for bucks, so we're very grateful. tom: this is the second year for the beards for bucks fundraiser. after getting washed out by rain on friday, students from maple avenue and bartlett elementary schools in goffstown got to take part in the annual main street kids connection halloween parade today. jennifer: main street was closed for a short time so wonder woman, some patriots players and t rex could parade through the

8:00 tonight. mike: fairly nice halloween day out there. we did have temperatures a little below average and the winds were gusty, so certainly felt the part of late october, early november out there. look at where temperatures are, already dropping to within a few degrees of the freezing mark in the great north woods. whitefield and berlin down to 36. mount washington has actually seen the temperature creep up a couple of deg, warm up upstairs in the atmosphere. upper 30's and lower 40's for many. winds are going light, skies are mainly clear. any patchy clouds will give way to clearing up north and temperatures will tumble at or below freezing in many spots by daybreak. mid 20's on average, monadnock region through the upper valley. right around 30 near the lake shore, as you get a mile away from one, you'll be in the mid

low 30's at the coast. here's that warmup building just west of chicago, mid 50's there, temperatures could hit about 54 or 55 tomorrow. then we warm up nicely, 70's not out of the question just south of new hampshire, but lower to mid 60's in the cards for wednesday and possibly near 60 plus on thursday. not too much in the way of storminess this week. here's a front moving in through the great lakes, could trigger a scattered shower mostly upstate new york and northern parts tuesday night early wednesday time frame. but up until that point it is going to be dry statewide. the sky cast over manchester for tonight, clear skies, a few areas of patchy fog by daybreak. then the sun does go to work, once we get past late morning we're in the 30's and lower 40's and then back into the 50's by afternoon, right at the average for the first day of november. beyond that time frame, look at what happens as we advance through wednesday night into

so after a dry wednesday, showers likely at any point during the day, northern parts of new hampshire, best shot in southern areas will be during the afternoon. so another little dent in the drought as we go through thursday, and it dries out again friday through the weekend. highs tomorrow around 50 plus in many spots, that's right at the average for the first of november. then we go well above the average, upper 50's north, 60 to 65 on wednesday. if we had had enough sun on thursday we'd be at l clouds will roll in, and that means temperatures about two or three degrees lower, but they're out of here by later on thursday night. friday the sun returns, but the winds crank up out of the northwest and that means a chilly end to the week and start to the weekend. by the way, the temperatures from friday through sunday are right at the average for this tiesm year. signs of another warmup sometime in the early and mid part of

indians or what? >> if anybody named jamie was going to be turned in to cleveland today i'm glad it was him.

this is where the oil hosted a fundraiser for billikelly ayotte...thers this is where ayotte voted with the koch brothers 90% of the time. ayotte's campaigns 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 jamie: really nothing the patriots or bell belichick do at this point should ever surprise

jamie collins to the cleveland browns for a third round draft pick. along with chandler jones last year it's the second all pro defensive player the pats have recently traded. collins played against the bill itself yesterday, had three tackles and two hits. he would have been a free agent after this year and was said to be asking for von miller type money. the third round pick new england gets could end up being browns are getting a compensatory pick after losing a free agent. it's probably not a coincidence that the pats sent towm the worst team in the nfl and that the browns could use the franchise tag on him to keep him around next year. patriots have reached their bye week, they don't play again until november 13 when they host the seattle seahawks on sunday night football. it also the bye week for the u.n.h. football team coming off

the the wildcats will play at albany on november 12. the ufh up to number 22 in the ran rankings. u.n.h. should be looking good for the playoffs. the playoff pairings for the first round this weekend have been announced, in division 1 your rankings and pairings right there, and season opener barn burner in the semifinals with bedford and merrimack, if nay both win their first round games. in division two windham gets the top seed. lebanon and hanover, what a first round matchup there. and the d3 playoff seedings, bishop brady and monadnock as the top teams there. boys soccer division 4

newman gets epping on the board, 1-0 blue devils. it was 4-0 epping at the half. in the second half woodsville breaks through, 5-1. epping wins the game. in the other semifinal right now littleton and portsmouth christian are just under way. world series not over yet not by a long shot. game five last night in chris bryant with this home run, and the pitching of jon less lester got them the win. so in that world series right now it is 3-2 indians up. game six tomorrow night in cleveland. tom: tune in to fritz wetherbee's haunted new hampshire, which follows "world news." we'll see you tonight after at" all access nashville.

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tonight, breaking news. the fbi pouring through those newly discovered e-mails right now. what we can now report. hillary clinton saying there is no case here. the fbi director now in the hot seat, why did he go public before the fbi even looked at the e-mails themselves? and tonight, donald trump on the attack. also this evening, scare on a passenger jet here in the u.s. the emergency declared. calm under pressure. the 911 call just released tonight from that nightclub in orlando. the shooter and the very calm fbi negotiator who was trying to save other lives. the father on trial tonight, his somebody dying in their hot car. this evening, the wife takes the stand. and what she says about her husband. and up in flames. the new condo completion, the