they grew up in new hampton, so she's a graduate of new hampton county, of course, the first latino to ever graduate from new hampton high school. she's currently a senior at uniand plans to graduate with a major in sociology and a minor in spanish and she's actively involved in immigration reform and immigrant rights advocacy. she's a cofounder o o whats known as dream iowa and we'll talk more about that later. gunda brost is a language specialist, a language teacher, also an immigration attorney in cedar falls. she's represented many, many clients fromom a oveve the world in various immigration related proition, she's a member of the american immigration lawyers association, and i understand you're fluent in not only spanish, but german and frequently as well. welcome to the program. this is a rebuttal on an earlier show i had a few weeks ago when i had on republican iowa congressman steve king, who is probably the most outspoken member of the iowa delegation particularly in the area of immigration and immigration rights, so this a little bit a ruttal to some of the things he said. i

it started yesterday afternoon when a new hampton gain bin started on fire. the fire blew smoke through the streets of town leaving a lingering smell. no word yet on what caused that fire or if anyone was hurt. the change of seasons is also pushing an uptick in deer on the roadways. one of them sent two motorcyclists to the hospital last night near hazleton. you can see the motorcycle here following the crash. it's just one of many deer collisions lately. something experts say is common as we head into mating season and harvest time. to avoid an accident, authorities ask drivers to go the speed limit and if you do see a deer in the road... don't swerve. sot: 16 "when drivers swerve, their car goes onto the gravel shoulder, so your car is half on the shoulder, half on the pavement, you feel like your out of control. so what happens is that a driver's normal reaction when they feel like their out of control is to overreact, and their vehicle ends up going sideways into a ditch, rolls over." authorities say if you do hit a deer, the best thing to do is pull to t

it's registered to a subject out of new hampton. jeremiah mumford from new hampton. >> jeremiah mumford is 24 years old. his accomplice is william clayton. today is clayton's 19th birthday. their vehicle is filled with weapons, including two ak-47s which mumford legally purchased in iowa. >> a green '96 ford taurus four-door. licensed to williams -- >> a 1996 ford taurus is hardly the type of car that can outrun a police vehicle. it has 145 horsepower, far less powerful than the engines in most law enforcement cars. but that doesn't stop clayton and mumford from trying to outrun the police. they head north on the labyrinth of gravel roads that crisscross this section of iowa. fayette county deputy sheriff joe miller picks up the chase as captured by his squad car dash cam. >> 60 miles an hour. approaches. >> i'm getting closer and closer, and all of a sudden, i heard something, sounding like a rocket in my car or something. we're traveling at a pretty good rate, 60 miles an hour on a gravel road. and i heard it again. i was like, so

hers the shilling family....11 members made the trip as joyce and dick schilling of new hampton ceceebrated their 6oth wedding g anniversary.. here's a photo of one half of our group of more than 40 making this trip.. and here's the other half..we also had viewers from waterloo -cedar falls, cedar rapids, marion, dubuque, shell rock,k,waverly..aaamosa and one of my favorite photos...the view from the peak of the famous diamond head volcano crater...we hiked to the top of that mountain and it was worth every step. next trip is to alaska next jue and rick collman will be the host for that alaskan adventure. more information will be forthcoming. storm track seven chief meteorologist mark schnackenberg >>> tonight, the cia director hacked. a high school student claims he broke into

firefighters were also called to the new hampton co-op today... a grain dryer caught fire just before two this afternoon. at one point flames were spotted shooting from the top of the grain bin. firefighters from five departments helped get the flames under control. the cause is under investigation. vice president joe biden is feeling the heat... biden was peppered with questions today while waiting to greet the president of south korea... "are you running for president?" "i'll answer in korean." "have you made your decision yet?" "i can't hear you." "is there still room for you in "i'm here to greet president park. i'll talk to you all about that later." according to c-n-n.. the vice president is talking about it now. c-n-n says biden made personal phone calls to democratic strategists in south carolina... new hampshire.. and iowa this week. c-n-n says the calls focused on how to launch a presidential campaign... not whether to launch a campaign. if and when biden joins the race... the first thing he's going to have to do is raise some money. a l

school districts in charles city, new hampton, osage and rudd- rockford-marble rock announced the program at a charles city manufacturing plant. they'll receive 25- thousand dollars from the state and have 40- thousand dollars in donations from local companies to run a joint stem program. organizers say the idea is to match students with local companies where they can learn about technology careers while getting school credit. "it's an extension of what we already have going on but it allows us to go deeper with job shadowing, partnerships and making it a trimester, semester long experience really digging in to stem careers and opportunities " superintendent cox says smaller districts can be at a disadvantage compared to urban areas in providing stem opportunities. but a joint program in three counties should solve some of those problems. kids have a new place to shoot hoops in cedar rapids. today, the boys and girls club held a ribbon-cutting for an outdoor basketball facility at the polk alternative education center. two charitable organizations collaborated with the club to build what

here''the shilling family....11 members made the trii as joyce and dick schilling of new hampton celebrated their 6oth wedding anniversary.. here's a photo of one half of our group of more than 4 making this trip.. and here's the other half..we also had viewers from waterloo -cedar falls, cedar rapids, marion, dubuque, shell rock, waverly..anamosa and one of my favorite photos...he view from the peak of the famous diamond head volcano cratr...we hiked to the totoof that mountain and it was worth every step. next trip is to alaska next june and rick coleman will be the host for that alaskan adventure. more information will be forthcoming. if you think storm damage is the only cost of climate change, think again. from the rising price of food to higher insurance rates for homes and businesses, the economic damage will only get worse. but with american-made clean energy, we can save money on electricity and spur innovation to create new businesses and jobs. it all starts with 50% clean energy by 2030.

the iowa governor's stem advisory council awarded a 25 thousand dollar grant to charles city, new hampton, osage, and rudd- rockford marble rock community schools. they will use the money to connect industry leaders in stem careers with students. tomorrow, soccer fans in cedar rapids can kick back with a new professional sports team. the cedar rapids rampage-- a new indoor professional men's soccer team--have their first game tomorrow night. tv-9's forrest saunders is live this morning at the u-s cellular center in downtown. forrest, this team is hoping to become a part of the city? the cedar rapids rampage's historic home opener is this friday at 7:05pm when the rampage welcome the st louis ambush to the us cellular center. this will be the first ever professional soccer game in cedar rapids history! lots of activities taking place including adult & kids costume contest with cash prizes, trick or treat on the concourse for the kids, halftime costume parade, and post game on field autograph session. tickets are on sale now at the us cellular center box office we'll check back in with more

proposal from the four northern iowa school districts span three counties and include charles city, new hampton, osage and rudd-rockford- marble rock. as as kcrg-tv9's dave franzman discovered, there's something in the program for both students and potential employers. sot/nat the smaller northern iowa districts

school districts in charles city, new hampton, osage and rudd- rockford marble rock announced the program at a charles city manufacturing plant. they'll receive 25- thousand dollars from the state and have 40- thousand dollars in donations from local companies to run a joint stem program. organizers say the idea is to match students with local companies where they can learn about technology careers while getting school credit. "it's an extension of what we allows us to go deeper with job shadowing, partnerships and making it a trimester, semester long experience really digging in to stem careers and opportunities " superintendent cox says smaller districts can be at a disadvantage compared to urban areas in providing stem opportunities. but a joint program in three counties should solve some of those problems. the governor's stem advisory council issued 12 grants. the dubuque school district will use its grant to re-design the pre- engineering rooms at senior and hempstead high schools. and north tama school district will use the grant to re-design the traditional kindergarten through 2nd

the charles city...new hampton...osage...an d rudd-rockford- marble rock districts are receiving a grant of 25-thousand dollars. the districts plan to use the money to help connect businesses to schools, furthering science, technolody, engineering and math education. coming up.... a country famous for children policies now allowing families to get a little larger... we'll have the details at 12:30... and up next... a few costume safety tricks to make the most of the treats on saturday... this is kwwl-- we'll be right back. just two if you think we can grow our economy while ignoring climate change, think again. america's most innovative companies are already moving to clean energy using existing technology to improve their bottom line. now we need a plan to help businesses and families across america to save money on electricity and create millions of new jobs. it all starts with 50% clean energy by 2030. so, what are we waiting for? to collect candy is one of the best things about being a kid... but erika edwards tells us today that it's important to make sure costumes don't get in the

elizabeth: a fire in new hampton kept six fire fighting agencies busy. they had to cut into the structure to remove burning corn, and firefighters had to leave and fight another field fire. eric: iowa has cactus plants. there is a big field of prickly pear cactus plants right in the middle of the way of a major road project. state officials have rerouted that construction to steer clear of those so those rare cacti can stay in iowa. shaina: in council bluffs, communitywide wi-fi is up and running. google teamed up with the city to launch wi-fi for the entire city, making it the largest public wi-fi in the u.s. they say it will be especially helpful to students who do not have wi-fi at home. elizabeth: i wonder if that will be the way in a few years. in the morning buzz, we are used to seeing orange pumpkins but a new color is popping up for a very good reason. eric: they are actually teal. the started last year but really took off this year. paint a pumpkin, they sit on your step, and that is a sign that you have nonfood treats available, reassurance for

those are jobs that need a background in science, school districts in charles city, new hampton, osage and rudd- rockford marble rock announced the program at a charles city manufacturing plant. they'll receive 25- thousand dollars from the state and have 40- thousand dollars in donations from local companies to run a joint stem program. organizers say the idea is to match students with learn about technology careers while getting school credit. "it's an extension of what we already have going on but it allows us to go deeper with job shadowing, partnerships and making it a trimester, semester long experience really digging in to stem careers and opportunities " superintendent cox says smaller districts can be at a disadvantage compared to urban areas in providing stem opportunities. but a joint program in three counties should solve some of those problems. the governor's stem advisory council issued 12 grants. the dubuque school district will use its grant to re-design the pre- engineering rooms at senior and hempstead high schools. the rooms will have a special projector with a wirel

the iowa governor's stem advisory council awarded a 25 thousand dollar grant to charles city, new hampton, osage, and rudd- rockford marble rock community schools. they will use the money to connect industry leaders in stem careers with students. tomorrow, soccer fans in cedar rapids can kick back with a new professional sports team. the cedar rapids rampage-- a new indoor professional men's soccer team--have their first game tomorrow night. tv-9's forrest saunder is live this morning at the u-s cellular center in downtown. forrest, this team is hoping to become a part of the city? the cedar rapids rampage's historic home opener is this friday at 7:05pm when the rampage welcome the st louis ambush to the us cellular center. this will be the first ever professional soccer game in cedar rapids history! lots of activities taking place including adult & kids costume contest with cash prizes, trick or treat on the concourse for the kids, halftime costume parade, and post game on field autograph session. tickets are on sale now at the us cellular center box office starting at just $9. we'll che

the charles city...new hampton...osage...an d rudd-rockford- marble rock districts are receiving a stem best grant of 25- thousand dollars. the districts plan to use the money to help connect businesses to schools, furthering science, education. well if you need a break from the candy, the costumes and the cold weather this week... the only professional soccer team in the cedar rapids rampage are playing tomorrow... kwwl's amanda gilbert joins us live this morning... she's been talking with a few of the that's right they will be here playing the saint louis ambush. and it's their first game ever playing on home turf. and i'm joined with one of the players. he's going to tell us why it's so important to have a professional soccer team here. how's a lot of season going so far. a lot of fans? that's right they will be here the saint louis ambush. and it's their first game ever playing on home turf. and i'm joined with one of the players. he's going to tell us why it's so important to have a professional soccer team here. how's a lot of season going so rapids. the blue wave represents we've

school districts in charles city, new hampton, osage and rudd- rockford marble rock announced the program at a charles city manufacturing plant. they'll receive 25- thousand dollars from the state and have 40- thousand dollars in donations from local companies to run a joint stem program. organizers say the idea is to match students with local companies where they can learn about technology careers while getting school credit. "it's an extension of what we already have going on but it allows us to go deeper with job shadowing, partnerships and making it a trimester, semester long experience really digging in to stem superintendent cox says smaller districts can be at a disadvantage compared to urban areas in providing stem opportunities. but a joint program in three counties should solve some of those problems. ghost peppers and a real ghost. one restaurant in marion says they have both. employees and customers at a carly's o'kelly's off of armar drive claim a spirit has been haunting the halls for decades. tv-9's forrest saunders is live at the carlo's o'kelly's. forrest, people say it's

the charles city...new hampton...osage...an d rudd-rockford- marble rock districts are receiving a stem best grant of 25- thousand dollars. the districts plan to use the money to help connect businesses to schools, furthering science, technolody, engineering and math education. two women file a lawsuit in hopes of changing a state law. in order to braid hair in iowa... you that involves more than 2 - thousand hours of training from an iowa school -- which can cost thousands of dollars. however, the women say cosmetology schools don't teach braiding...and therefore shouldn't require a license. so they're suing the state cosmetology board. teach braiding and to be able to give back to my community. im not trying to not pay taxes or break any laws, i just want to live this same issue has come up during the past two legislative sessions... but failed to reach the governor's desk. now a kwwl follow-up. we've learned the cause of death for a woman found dead in benton county over the weekend. autopsy results show the woman found dead in a driveway was stabbed multiple times and strangled to d

new hampton... osagee.. and rudd- rockford-marble rock districts are receiving a grant of 25-thousand dollars. the districts plan to use the money to help connect businesses to schools -- and improve science, technolody, engineering and mamah educuction. now, let's go to eileen with a look at weather. breezy and cold today with a few halloween. highs in the 50s we'll be back in 30 minutes, be sure to check kwwl dot com for the latest news you're watching k- w-w-l, we've >>> it's 8:00 on "today." coming up, homework head ache. the right answer to the third gradad math problem might not be what you think. how the question went viral and reignited the debate about common core standards in schools across the country. >>> in tune. a surprising studydy revealing the best way to make new friends quickly. >>> and sandra in the city. we'll talk to one of the biggest stars around. oscar winner sandra bullock,k, about bringing her own brand of crisis to her movie. >> i thought you retired. >> what happened to your hair

now susan haight, a mom of two and a teacher in the north hampton, new hampshire school district wants those pens off store shelves, and has brought her case directly to target. s/susan haight, concerned parent/teacher :28-:45 "the heroin epidemic has been receiving a lot of press and it's very concerning and alarming as a parent as a teacher. we have needles that are turning up in playgrounds...even if it's not about heroin syringes and needles just don't seem like they should be toys." we asked people what they thought. s/concerned parent :47-:50 "the shouldn't be selling them because they do look like the real syringe." s/concerned parent :51-:54 "it seems a little bit like we're trying to sensor a little bit too much." s/concerned parent :55-:56 "that's horrible." s/concerned parent :57-1:03 "i don't think they're similar, i think it's totally blown up, i remember having them as kids, i think we've just become way too sensitive to everything that's going on." s/ /reporter 1:04-1:16 "and another concern this mom has. she says if a kid were actually walking along the street or sidewa

but we're seeing a few 40 news in the hampton, montauk and monticello. so it's starting to cool down. back across the west and the great lakes, mainly in the 50s. not too bad in chicago and cleveland. well pick up the 60s when we get to st. louis and louisville. we'll see some 60s later this week. before that happens, though we get this. and this rain is being triggered by the remnants of what was once the most powerful hurricane recorded in the western hemisphere, patricia. what is left is pulling in moisture from the gulf of mexico and that's headed our direction in about 24, 36 hours. we'll start to see the rain. clouds. and we'll see more clouds by tomorrow afternoon. they'll be thicker during the day. but it's still dry tomorrow. and then the rain showers enter the picture just in time for wednesday morning's commute, and will last throughout the day. by the time we get to thursday morning, we could end up with anywhere from 1 to 2 1/2 inches of rain. and there might be some isolated cases of up to 3 inches expected. but the deficits are rung 6 to 8

jennifer: the utility opens a new operation center in portland, its staffing has grown by nearly 35% since it bought northern utilities back in 2008. unitil is based in hampton, new hampshire and also operates in massachusetts. josh: business as apparently are bracing for slower sales growth this holiday season. the national retail federation says that spending should go up than we saw last year, which saw an increase of more than 4%. if this forecast holds true, would it be the first slowdown in spending growth since 2012. super storm sandy was blamed for that year's slower sales. and before christmas numbers do start adding up, we still of course have halloween shopping to finish. americans are expected to spend close to $7 billion on this month's holiday, an average about $74 per person. most of that money going to costumes. jennifer: and meantime amazon is hoping to win business away from etsy, the online retailer launched a new section of its website today called has been made at amazon, hoping to lure shoppers who prefer hand made goods to gift giving. amazon says it decided to launch hand made after customers expressed how much they wanted craft items

have i been to arizona, new york, east hamptons and connecticut and the u.s. is a fun country. english 101 gentlemen and ladies. >> that's all from me. i'm done. >> good job. time to take a break. hole grams when we come back. >>> bring out your dead. they are returning to the stage. the two comedic legends are turning into holograms thanks to my favorite hologram company. hologram usa. that's right, i like my holograms made in america. they will feature their famous bits and a new looy reopened -- rye coped -- reopened. who needs to see a live comic? they say there are an awful lot of dead celebrities and dead people with a lot of followers. the fresher the memory, the bigger the star. sounds like her the right reasons. why are computers taking our jobs? what did we ever do to them? >> it is the future. there was a hole gram of 2pac awhile ago and in the future there will be holographic ronald reagan running. >> he would probably do well. >> it is just like back to the future. >> you wouldn't see a hologram elvis sph. >> no. >> it would be a fun place to see elvis. >> why not

>> new information on the hamptons assistant principal who appeared in a racy rap video. will she keep her job? >> and look but don't touch. this cute fuzzy caterpillar, touching it. >> weather-wise chance of rain for tomorrow and chance of rain tonight in los angeles. >> coming up on the "cbs evening news," a change in president obama's afghanistan policy. scott pelley with that and more tonight on the evening news. hi, scott. >> reporter: dana, we broke broadcast. today. he is going to ask for more troops to remain in afghanistan a war he had wanted to wind down. we'll have that story and the rest of the world news all evening news" at 6:30. when a moment spontaneously turns romantic, why pause to take a pill? and why stop what you're doing to find a bathroom? cialis for daily use, is the only daily tablet approved to treat erectile dysfunction so you can be ready anytime the moment is right. plus cialis treats the frustrating urinary symptoms of bph, like needing to go frequently, day or night. tell your doctor about all your medical conditions and medicines, and ask i

. >> up next, new york's biggest i-take uncovers how a witness may free an innocent man. >>> the hampton's film festival is just around the corner. i'm bobby flay and new york is my home. there's no place like it in the world. come fall, i like to get a taste of everything the state has to offer. like this famous winery nestled in the hudson valley. or the award-winning vineyards of long island. this cooperstown brewery belongs in every beer lover's hall of fame. you can even try new york's exceptional cider and spirits. this fall, drink in the beauty of new york state. plan your trip at iloveny.com. there's something for everyone. >>> today's weather is brought to you by mcdonald's. stop into mcdonald's for any size coffee for just $1. >>> the surf picking up in places like long beach. a live look there. surfers happy, but people also very worried this morning along about possible flooding. >> this is really just the beginning of our coastal flood threat that continues right through tomorrow. we have several high tide cycles to get through. if you're not by the water, this storm is windin

hampton. the second edition of viva iowa is hot off the press. the new paper is printed in spanish..and distributed in franklin and wright counties. pia we saw there was a lack for people who speak spanish they were;t getting the news they needed, especially when the snow piles in town, they need to park there cars this way or that way, they werent getting that information. viva iowa is also covering local politics..especially with the municipal elections coming up. like voting, voting is coming next week, theres some interesting things going on in these rural towns. for example in the town of popejoy, there is no candidate for mayror..it has to be a write in candidate to be elected which basically means anybody can go an d write their own candidate reporter kelly mcgowan originally from johnston..this job writing news in english for the traditional local paper, and viva iowa ..was made for her. 3610 i have a double degree in spanish and journalism so its really fun opportunity for me to jump them both at the same time. nats 3647 there is a soccer league

we also have heavy rain that is extending along the north side of 495 and back up along 95 hampton and rye, new hampshire as well. so where do we go from here? the heaviest rain will be over the next couple of hours. there will likely be leftover downpours in the cape and island and embedded showers as well. the sun comes up and we come out to 70 to 75 degrees with a passing shower from a cold front coming from the west. your planner comes this way. upper 60s to start the day. the wind out of the south, 15 to 25 miles per hour, gusting higher than that, a stray shower will be isolated as we look at this 39 miles per hour. some of the heaviest downpours may see gusts at 25 miles per hour. i want to pull in pamela gardner and we'll break down the story in a few. >>> we begin with a developing story this morning. a stabbing near two boston bars. police are investigating the violence near the bellingham tavern and the point bar. two people were injured. one was taken to mass general with a slash wound. a second person was taken to a different hospital, but both are expected to recover. >> also, thi

in north hampton, jennifer crompton, wmur news 9. >> coming up on news 9 this morning, two fatal campus shootings in one day, just hours apart. the latest details ahead. >> the oregon shooting survivor speaking out for the first time. the shootings that if you work hard, and you do your part, you should be able to get ahead and stay ahead. but the republicans... v they want to go back to letting v the super wealthy call the shots. they don't stand up for equal pay for women. they don't support paid family leave. they don't even really support we've got to get this economy working for the vast majority of americans, not just that's what i intend to do as president. i'm hillary clinton and >> it is saturday morning, october 10th. a live look from the valley hospital camera and that fall color is what everybody heads into the state for on columbus day weekend and looks like there sunshine. cloud up north and giving way to sunshine again and gradually warmer temperatures after a real autumn-like day out there today. i'll have the details in your holiday weekend coming up. two fatal school s

rutland and air will be 59 degrees tomorrow afternoon the north shore, seacoast of new hampshire, 53 portsmouth. hampton beach at 52. 55 inlands at windham, new hampshire tomorrow afternoon. so just a few degrees cooler, but close to average. maybe even a few degrees below average in some towns, but it's all because of the clouds, which lift back northward on thursday. still be some out this, but you get some sun and now that push of southerly winds ahead of the cold front. watch for a few showers popping ahead of and along the front thursday afternoon, but this will bring in the warm air one more time. check out thursday, getting in to the upper 60's, again near 70. a dave much like today ending with some showers, bringing in the cooler air to start this weekend in the 50's, a little milder sunday, but the tradeoffs comes with rainshowers sunday afternoon. >> mark: at the top of the hour, we told you about the new developments in the bella bond case. little girl once known as baby doe, her mother an mother's boyfriend who was accused of killing house of representatives back in court today. for a second

. >> we're picking up on an accident on the new jersey turnpike in west hampton township, southboundround exit 5 we have the left and center lanes blocked. watch for that. squeeze to the right-hand side. for the roosevelt boulevard no real problems yet. this is where our cameras are looking live on top, no problems northbound, southbound to the schuylkill expressway. you are good to go. out in delaware we have road work as well. off 95 we have specific ramp closures, from 95 north and southbound, the ramp through 202 and 95 northbound ramp to route 896 northbound. >> who or what killed 3-year-old brendan creato, that's what people in haddon township are desperate to learn. >> such a sad story. the boy was found dead yesterday morning three hours after he was reported missing. matt delucia is live this morning. the community has a lot of questions about what happened to brandon. >> that's right. we learned that the autopsy has been performed but those details have not yet been released. right now this death remains a mystery. 3-year-old brendan creato's body was found yesterday mornin

when she saw an ad for a food store in west hampton, new york. >> there was somebody baking cookies initchen and i thought this is where i belong. >> where have you been all day? >> might have done a little shopping. >> this has been her bestfriend along the way and a featured character on her tv show. >> he does crazy goofy things. he's really smart and he's just a wonderful, wonderful guy. >> she built a barn next to her house where she tests her rec e recipes and tapes her show. >> there's a wonderful quote, work is easy fun is hard. i think people are drawn to people having fun and i love what i do and i think it really translates. >> how long? how long are you going to continue? >> until they drag me out by my feet. >> this gives it a complex flavor. >> every recipe is a science experiment. when i'm done with it and there's a ping in my head that says that's what i was looking for it's extremely satisfying and i love that. >> ina has been called both a great cook and business woman but most of the time she says no to new ventures. she loves what she's doing now and anything that p

new bath tub changes your life. and it's never been more affordable! measure. make. install. it's easy, with bath fitter. don't wait! call today, or learn more >> jadiann: over hampton beach, new hampshire, there is a hotel fire right there on ocean boulevard. a section of the street is closed because of this. now, it looks like all the flames and the smoke is out. but you can see a lot of firefighters on the top floor of this hotel. you can see a lot of charred remains left behind there. no reports of any injuries. we will keep following this for you. throughout the newscast. and then of course, over on whdh.com. meantime, the patriots get set to take on the dallas cowboys. one player is questioning a whole lot of attention for what he said. >> jadiann: yeah. he wasn't talking about tom brady either. he was talking about his wife. joe amorosino has more. >> joe: safe to say tom brady didn't appreciate greg hardy's comments in dallas. brady was in no mood to answer questions at his weekly news conference. he was all business and plans on doing his talking on the field this sunday. >> brady is not an easy as a cowboy. how do you view that? >> same way i did last time

news 9. sean: efforts are underway this morning to raise money to help the family of a north hampton police officer who died suddenly condition. officer peter cormier was an 18-year veteran of the police department, a member of the new hampshire air national guard, and the sniper leader for the seacoast emergency response team. he was also married with 17-month old twins. lieutenant dawn sawyer of the greenland police department, where cormier' s brother jamie is an officer, has started a go fund me page to help the family. >> pete' s death was not a line of duty death. he' s not eligible for a lot of the benefits that would come with that. it doesn' tragic but now we have a family want to raise as much money as sean: the effort has already raised more than $31,000. calling hours for officer cormier are tomorrow night in hampton, he will be laid to rest on friday. still to come on news 9 daybreak a local mother is taking on , target after finding what she says is a potentially dangerous especially given the current heroin epidemic here in new hampshire. new england is known for beautiful fall folia

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>> cvn-78 is about 95% complete at the piers at newport news in hampton rhodes. >> it's sitting in a shim yapya correct? >> yes, ma'am. >> the only time it matters to the folks back home for me is when they are actually out there operating. now, across the military services, i have been told the 90% solution on time is better than the 100% solution too late. and at some point this is going to be too late. and we are rapidly approaching that. now, you have been the assistant secretary of the nevavy for research, acquisition and development since 2008 and that was the same year the cvn-78 procurement was authorized. have you ever received adverse action by the navy or dod due to the delays and the $2.4 billion in program cost growth? >> no, ma'am. >> has anybody within your chain, your structure, have they ever received adverse action for this? >> in the chain, yes, ma'am. >> and could you describe those actions to me, please. >> there was a program manager associated with the aircraft launch and recovery equipment who was relieved of his responsibilities. >> and at what level was he?

middle 60s and by monday, sunshine in place and up to 70 degrees in beverly and hampton -- hampton beach, new hampshire up into the lakes region. you lose a couple of degrees. color a little better for the foliage up that way and columbus day, 73. 73. and the sunshine is back in town. a couple more sunday clouds and all weekend will be dry. show you some of the better spots if you are looking at the pretty foliage. back to you, guys. >> all right, shiri. >>> another fraternity is shut down amid scandal. coming up, the video circumstance lathed on twitter that prompted that chapter to take immediate action. >>> new at 7:00, smoker >>> new at 7:00, smokers need not apply. will file workers >>> come up on five minutes until the top of the hour. right now one of the americans who stopped the terror attack on a french train is recovering in the hospital this morning after a new attack in california. surveillance video captured the fight on the streets of sacramento. it appears to show airman spencer stone fighting two people outside a nightclub. during the fight, one of the men stabbed stone in th

new twitter handle. >> appropriately so. hampton pearson in washington. when we come back, we'll get "squawk alley" started. the ceo and founder of go pro nick woodman with an important moment for his company after the break. >>> good morning. it is 8:30 at go pro headquarters in san mateo, california. it's 11:30 on the street. "squawk alley" is live. ♪ >> welcome to "squawk alley" for a thursday. not a great day for go pro today. shares of the camera company, as you probably know by now, down sharply on those disappointing q3 results. reported weak sales and guidance. we want to get right to josh lipton, who is in san francisco, with an exclusive interview with the ceo of go pro nick woodman. >> let's talk about the quarter. on the conference call, nick, you pinned that disappointment on at least initial weak demand for that hero 4 session. you just priced it too aggressively to begin with. i know some investors are worried about, listen, maybe it wasn't just the hero 4 session. maybe we're seeing the slowing demand for a range of go pro products and tha

. >>> well, actress bridgette moynihan got married in the hamptons, she posted this caption. her new husband is a new york businessman. she and tom braid very a 8-year-old son together. >>> it is the big story this morning. it is freezing. coming up at 5:00, monitoring the situation at the mbta to see how the trains and tracks handle the first bitter morning of the fall. >>> a local university is on alert. about a s . >>> now at 5:00, a very cold start to the day. meteorologist sarah wroblewski tracking the freeze this morning. >>> happening today, a mother will defend herself for sparking an amber alert. why the woman's family says the mom came specifically to boston for the health of her child. >>> revenge for the patriots. they settled the deflategate score with the colts. the first five-game winning streak in eight years. >>announcer: this is the fox25 morning news. >>gene: good morning, everybody, and welcome to the fox25 morning news on this monday morning. it is october 19.

news on the seacoast right now. there is a fire on ocean boulevard in hampton. you can see some light, white smoke rising above the sideline as we look on from our hampton beach camera. ocean boulevard is closed as firefighters fight the flames. head on over to wmur.com for the updates drop the afternoon on this developing story. if you are looking for new pet to make art of your family, payton the puppy may be part of the companion you are searching for. payton is a seven-month-old boxer mix, full of energy, likes to cuddle and gets along well with children and other animals. please visit our website for information on payton and other adoptable pets at wmur.com. it is a good day to walk the dog. kevin: a perfect day for it out there as temperatures climb anywhere from the mid-50' s to mid 60' s. a similar temperatures, but clouds and showers tomorrow, eventually giving you a beautiful weekend. re starting tonight at 5:00, a new scam to collect peoples personal data. we told you about the maine school district that had canceled school dances. another behavior -

>> cvn 78 is about 95% complete at the piers at newport news shipbuilding in hampton yards. >> it issitting in a shipyard, corrects. >> yes, ma'am. >> iowa we don't have shipyards. only time it matters to folks like me are whether it is out there operating. across military services, told 9% solution on time better than 100% solution too late. at some point this is going to be too late. and we're rapidly approaching that. now, you have been the assistant secretary of the navy for research, development and acquisition since 2008. and that was the same year that the cvn 78 procurement was authorized. have you ever received adverse action by the navy or dod due to the delays, and the $2.4 billion in program cost growth? >> no, ma'am. >> has anybody within your chain, your structure, have they ever received adverse action for this? >> in the chain, yes, ma'am. >> could you describe those actions to me, please? >> there was a program manager associated with the aircraft launch recovery equipment who was relieved of his responsibilities. >> and, at what level is he? give me rank. >> program

transiting across northern new england all night long and some have draped down in northern massachusetts in the last few hours. the next batch comes from vermont and now in southeastern hampton already. some heavier rain along the new hampshire seacoast that extends down into the north shore communities with a little bit of late rain there. this slips into northern new england and a weather front as well. the focus for a lot of cloud cover, today, tomorrow with emphasis on the clouds. it looks like a couple of scattered showers can't be ruled out, either. the windiest weather on cape likely, too. high temperatures tomorrow will be lower with a light wind tomorrow coming in from the ocean. and maybe mid to upper 60s south of that. temperatures will be going up to about 70 on thursday. how about that with a couple of showers? then back to windy and cold weather on friday. the sun's back out and looks like right now the weekend will be good, and the showers, which happen on sunday will be happening in the morning. by the time we get to the game beginning at 1:00 in the afternoon, i think it's a 1:00 game, it should be clearing out. that's the way it looks to me. rain should be

in north hampton, jean mackin, wmur news 9. amy: tables were transformed into tales of fantasy. from harry potter to the nightmare before christmas. the storybook mall helped children's hospital hitchcock. tables were designed by more than 300 volunteers. >> it's great for chad for our manchester and southern new hampshire. i mean, we've grown so much down here and it's just delightful and great to see the community coming out and supporting us. amy: this event has really grown over the years. our own erin falau was there. the winner was aladdin. coming up on news 9 this morning, a horrific accident in north carolina sends two dozen band students to the hospital just before their competition. >> look at the numbers. oh, there's homophobes still left. most of them are running for president, i think. amy: joe biden takes a stand at in on what he calls the >> good morning and welcome back, it's 8:09. here is a look at hampton beach of the temperatures are in the 40's. if you're headed here for races or events going on. you'll be in the 40's for a little while. headed into the 50's

new jersey. they have also been placed around the hamptons and milford connecticut. >>> an update tonight on the case that inspired the movie "goodfellas." the trial of alleged ex-mob boss vincent asaro is under way in brooklyn. two witnesses were called to the stand today breaking the organized crime family's code of silence. the witnesses reportedly linked him to crimes over 40 years including the 1978 lufthansa heist. during that heist at jfk airport, robbers stole about $5 million in cash and a million dollars worth of jewels from an airline cargo building. brooklyn federal courtroom. >>> a new warning about antibiotics and children. how too much of a good thing could affect their health later on. >> plus this. >> coach i need to sit out. >> sidelined with a concussion. how a medical exam this young athlete had before an injury helped doctors treat him now. >> and big news for bus riders. what the port authority board voted on today that will change part of a lot of people's commutes. lonnie? >> we started off this week, you know, pulling the jackets out of the closet then put them back in t

inside her new balenciaga vile romance, turned dreams into an empire self-made success now she rolls with rockefellers survival of the richest, the city's ours until the fall they're monaco and hamptons- bound but we don't feel like we are the new americana high on legal marijuana raised on biggie and nirvana we are the new americana young james dean, some say he looks just like his father but he could never love somebody's daughter football team, loved more than just the game so he vowed to be his husband at the alter survival of the richest, the city's ours until the fall they're monaco and hamptons- bound but we don't feel like outsiders at all high on legal marijuana raised on biggie and nirvana we are the new americana we know very well who we are, so we hold it down when summer starts what kind of dough have you been spending? what kind of bubblegum have you been blowing lately? we are the new americana high on legal marijuana raised on biggie and nirvana we are the new americana we are the new americana high on legal marijuana raised on biggie and nirvana we are the new americana. cheers and applause ) ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: halsey's debut album is "badlands." we

hampton bay. ment interior new jersey in the middle 60s. 63 poughkeepsie. here is the planner through the evening hours. mainly clear early. clouds that roll in late especially north and west of new york city. there is a small chance for a passing shower, northwest suburbs early tomorrow. then partly to mostly sunny, breezy, just like today. the saturday is mainly clear. easy to find a front over lake erie and lake ontario. that is coming this way tomorrow. see the lighter blues that are weakening over parts of northern ohio. we are getting pushed by this. the winds turn from west to northwest over the weekend. we are on the mild side of the front today and into tomorrow relatively speaking. then brisk and chilly on saturday. see the second front to the north, that is what unlocation the cold air which comes over the upcoming weekend. 60s and 70s in the northeast and ohio valley. in the teens west of hudson bay. just sniffing some of that air will make us cold. tomorrow is mainly dry. mix of sun and clouds. nice breeze. a lot like today. here is where the c

hampton with our seventh piece of breaking news this hour. if we make it to ten, the 11th is free.. this next story, breaking news, congress gets something done. that would be cynical. congressional leaders reached a tentative budget deal with the white house that would set government funding levels for the next two years and extend the debt limit through 2017. does it matter for your money? let's hear from pimco's political expert who is -- first of all, do you have any breaking news? >> not yet. >> libby, thank you very much. tell us about this alleged supposed budget deal. >> right. there's a lot going on in congress. you heard about the highway bill. we have speaker boehner leaving on friday. and then we have the november 3rd debt ceiling deadline. we knew congress was going to act. speaker boehner was going to try to raise the debt ceiling through a clean bill. it became clear tend of last week he may not have the votes to do that. he went back to the drawing table with the white house, with congressional leaders and they hammered out the budget deal that was announced yesterd

it was house majority leader kevin mccarthy and richard hannah a congressman from new york which chris will bunk hampton and utica said this. >> this may not be politically correct but i think there is a big part of this investigation that was designed to go after people, and an individual, hillary clinton. >> reporter: republicans say that's nonsense. >> we have an important mission to solve the riddle of how this preventable incident led to the death of four americans and no one to this date has been held accountable for that. >> reporter: clinton was asked by cnn why the state department denied all the increased security requests by the embassy. >> well, that was left to the security professionals, jake. i can only point you to the very thorough, um, review that several, um, committees have done starting with the accountability review board that have gone into this in great detail and made recommendations about how we can better make those assessments. >> reporter: republicans say this is nonpartisan work and they won't discuss it in public because of the sensitivity of the subject matter. before the

and just down the street from there, two new hotels are having their grand openings today too. the hampton inn and suites is opening a location right next to the jordan creek wal-mart. and the new homewood suites is right next door to that. each hotel will have tours, hors d'oeuvres, and a prize raffle this afternoon from 4:00 to 6:00. elizabeth: your economic headlines now, wall street ended the day in negative territory on tuesday. the dow dropped more than 41 points. the nasdaq was down more than 4. and the s&p 500 fell about five. a pharmacy mega-merger is in the works. walgreens is buying rite-aid for more than $17 billion. the merger would combine the nation's second and third largest pharmacies, and the new company would knock cvs out of the number one spot. the deal still needs to pass an anti-trust review. and getting around with your little one may be getting a lot easier. international baby brand g.b. says it's created the world's smallest stroller. it folds down to the size of a handbag, weighs just 9 pounds, airplane seat. the stroller should be available next spring and will