erin: now at noon, just four days left in the race to the white house. the big names coming to the state in the final push to win over granite state voters. kevin: brisk northwesterly wind adding the extra bite to the air as we go through the afternoon. what that means this weekend. >> you were going to shoot her. , man arrested after police say he pointed a handgun at a woman's throat. season canceled. the scandal that's forcing harvard's soccer team off the field. >> no one covers new hampshire like we do. now wmur news 9 at noon. erin: a manchester man who allegedly threatened someone looking for a beer with a hand

people and that is just the beginning. wmur's ray brewer is live in the newsroom. ray: that arrest did not, until a couple of days after the original incident in the apartment building at 385 union street in manchester. when police arrested joseph he had three different drugs on him. marc joseph faces several felony began tuesday night. police say a woman, visiting friends at the apartment house told them she was looking for more beer. when she asked residents in joseph's apartment, that's when he allegedly held a gun to her throat. police say that joseph also threatened the woman's husband. >> "i will do you," meaning i will shoot you. ray: police responded and confiscated a 40 caliber handgun

was applied for and two days later, joseph was arrested. that arrest resulted in more charges. >> during that time it was found that he was also in possession of marijuana, crack cocaine and oxycodone pills. ray: police say they are still looking into whether or not joseph should have been able to possess that don. his bail was set at $10,000 and he is due back in court on the 17th. erin: thank you. you're taking a live look out at manchester. cooler air is making its way into the granite state. let's send it right over to meteorologist kevin skarupa for a look at the weekend as we get ready to turn back those clocks. kevin: the cooler air coming in on that northwesterly wind, gusting at times over 20 miles

wind is creating extra clouds. the next disturbance is further to the north and west and it reinforces the cooler and drier air that comes into place for the weekend. wind and dust is sustained at 20 to 25 -- is sustained at 20 to 25. your weekend forecast coming up. erin: we are now just four days from the election, and new hampshire is getting a lot of presidential campaigns as candidates charge into the final weekend before the votes are cast. right now, republican presidential nominee donald trump is getting ready to speak in atkinson. you're taking a live look at the crowd in atkinson at the country club ahead of that rally. you can watch his full rally which will be streaming live at wmur.com, our mobile app and on our facebook page. meantime, hillary clinton is

battleground states, from politicans to musicians. chelsea clinton is stumping for her mom in new hampshire today. she took to the stage at a get out the vote this morning where she appealed to voters at keene state college. >> you would not let someone pick out what classes you are taking this semester or what you are going to wear next tuesday, so why on earth of our country or the future of your state or community? erin: chelsea clinton is stumping for her mom in new hampshire today. she is holding another get out the vote at dartmouth college at 12:30. on sunday, democratic nominee hillary clinton will be in new hampshire, though details of her manchester visit have not been released. ivanka trump will also be here on sunday stumping for her father. and on monday, the day before the elections, president obama

rally supporters along with running mate mike pence at the snhu arena in manchester. our granite state debates wrap up tonight with second congressional district candidate sticking to the stage. democratic incumbent annie kuster looking to become the first three term democrat from the second congressional district in more than a century. while jim lawrence is hoping to bounce back after falling short in a run for the seat in 2014. poll showed kuster leading lawrence 45% to 31%. 22% said they were undecided. the debate begins at 7:00 tonight, live from saint anselm college in manchester. you can watch it right here on wmur as well as on our website and mobile app. the candidates in new hampshire's first congressional district got a chance to face off in last night's debate. incumbent republican congressman

democrat carol shea-porter and , independent shawn o'connor all took part. guinta and shea-porter took turns taking jabs at o'conner. shea-porter took digs at his business record while guinta slammed him as a bernie sanders progressive. >> mr. o'connor has identified himself as a progressive democrat, a bernie-crat, and that's why he was running for a year and a half in the democratic primary. >> he had a boutique business that helped people get into law school. we need jobs that people can actually have right now. >> i understand that both the meteoric rise in the polls, but the fact of the matter is i created jobs here in new hampshire. erin: if you missed any of our granite state debates, you can watch them right now on wmur.com and on our mobile app. now to to developing stories we are following. the fbi and new york city police department say they are assessing whether a possible al

virginia as potential targets. it is not clear how this information came to investigators' attention but an nypd investigator says it lacks specificity. two aids -- former aides to chris christie were found guilty and the bridge gate scandal. his former chief of staff and an appointee or found guil o traffic jam at the george washington bridge in 2013 for what prosecutors called political revenge. christie said he did not know about the scene. a frightening scene in south burlington, vermont where police arrested a woman for shoplifting not realizing her two young children were in her car. officers arrested 34-year-old shanna jacobs yesterday at kohl's but say she never mentioned that her two and 4-year-old sons were in her car

shopper called police after noticing the two kids alone in a car in the parking lot. jacobs is charged with retail theft and cruelty to a child. her children have been released into her custody, but dcf has been notified. coming up, soccer scandal rocks harvard. find out why the men's first place soccer team won't be finishing up its winning season. >> it's the party 108 years in the making. the city of chicago comes together to honor the cubs. kevin: went out of the northwest this afternoon bringing in cooler air in time for the afternoon. erin: and in today's cook's

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.

erin: new details this noon in the fatal baltimore bus crash. officials now saying the school bus driver shouldn't have been behind the wheel at all. glenn chappell had his license suspended two months ago after pleading guilty to assault. chappell and five others were killed tuesday when the school bus he was driving crossed the center line, smashing into a commuter bus.

the university discovered a lewd scouting report about female athletes online. the university president said in a statement that an investigation into the 2012 team found that their "appalling" comments made about the women's soccer team continued through this season. the so called scouting report rated incoming freshmen on the women's soccer team, assigning a numerical score based on their appearance. >> it is important for the school to uphold their vs i definitely agree with the decision. >> i understand that it is something to be frowned upon but when you cancel an entire season you honestly entire academic body. erin: harvard's athletic director sent an email to student athletes, announcing that the university will forfeit its remaining games. the soccer team is currently in first place in the ivy league. members of the women's soccer team published their own op-ed in the school newspaper, saying

athletes who are told to feel empowered and proud of their abilities are so regularly reduced to a physical appearance." the celebration has not stop in chicago. you are looking at live video right now, thousands of chicago cubs fans are lining the streets to celebrate the team's first world series win since 1908. the parade will wind its way through downtown and rally in grant park. the chicago river, by the way was dyed blue for the , celebrations. and schools in the area had the day off today. plenty of students are probably out there now as the city expects to million fans to line the streets and hack into that park. cubs championship gear is coming off the shelves in record numbers, according to the mlb. more gear sold thursday than in the league's best month of sales back in 2010 when the san

sources say the cubs first 24 hours of sales should approach $70 million in retail sales, which would make it the hottest post-game championship market of all time. really, beating out the red sox, really? kevin: that is a silly amount of money. erin: congratulations. kevin: it has been a long time coming. cooler temperatures making their way in and a couple more

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>> now, meteorologist kevin skarupa with your storm watch skarupa with your storm watch nine forecast. continuing to bring in the cooler air and air mass that will be in place as we begin our weekend, 40's and lower 50's our reality for the afternoon and through monday until we have another warming trend. anywhere from the white mountains south we had extra clouds across areas of the state and those continue to increase the afternoon -- during the

their way through. a little bit brighter in littleton. i expect we will see the clouds wither away as the dryer air works its way through. scattered snow showers in the white mountain. we will start to see other clouds make their way in from the north and west and what this will do is continue to turn -- reinforce the air mass that we will have in place all the way through the weekend and early next week. for the time being, not much in the way of precipitation, just a little bit of activity in the higher terrain and the great north woods. we are not expecting widespread showers this afternoon. temperatures are struggles -- struggling to get above 50.

that will add more tomorrow before starting to kick back up again on sunday. there is that cooler air mass in each disturbance riding along that temperature difference will reinforce the cooler air mass coming out of canada that will be around through monday afternoon or evening. we continue to see fair skies, clouds up north wither away, and here comes that next disturbance to our n a and central and southern areas, there may be a couple of hours as the showers try to hold together as they come through. after that we go back to partial sunshine. temperatures warm into the low 40's in part of the north country. by sunday afternoon we are back to the fair skies which will continue into sunday night and

dropping back into the 20's to near 30 degrees. a ridge of high pressure starts to slowly move in our direction after a cooler weekend and it could mean temperatures near 64 election day. we are talking temperatures this afternoon in the 40's and 50's. the breeze out of the northwest starts to lighten. snow showers up north where the snow showers up north where the next shower and central are north through sunday before we get the sunshine back. a fairly dry pattern, just a couple of showers here and there. erin: the new hampshire liquor commission will be holding a distiller showcase on thursday and it benefits the animal rescue league.

that is going to be there. the event raises money for the rescue league. tell people how to get information about it. >> this is the fourth annual distillers showcase to benefit the animal rescue league of new hampshire. this is put on with the new hampshire liquor commission and over the past three years it has raised over $150,000 for animals in need. community over the past few years. tickets are still available, they are $60, and you get those at our website, rescue league.org. erin: it takes place at the radisson next thursday and tell people how that money is used. >> we use this money to help pets and people in our community , so we do adoptions as well as programs that help people keep their animals in their home.

the animals and medical care as well? >> right, food, medical care, helping people and that's in need. -- pets in need. erin: you are one of the restaurants that is going to be there. we have the finished filet mignon. what are you going to be serving up that evening was -- that evening? >> top is something we like to do a lot. there is a type of cattle that originates in the north east region of italy and we got lucky enough to go to nebraska and see the ranch. what they can do with this product is unbelievable because it is so tender, has no hormones or antibiotics. they treat these cows best they possibly can and it comes out with one of the healthiest red meat options you can possibly by

healthier ounce per ounce, less fat and calories. we like to do a lot with it. we have the 10 ounce filet which is served on a crustini with a parmesan and peppercorn sauce. we have some guys making unbelievable sauces and that is one of them. erin: the people again where the restaurant is located. >> that -- 70 endacott north. we prefer to get reservations but if you want to walk in, you are more than welcome. erin: kelly, thank you so much, and the website is question mark -- is? >> rescue league.org. erin: that is next thursday in

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