investigators say that boucher died on friday, september 2nd. her body wasn't discovered until last monday inside her home on caramel drive. erin: police say a driver was looking at a cell phone when he crashed into a home slammed into the home just before 8:00 and ended up about three quarters of the way inside. we will learn later today with the winner of the massive powerball jackpot won here in new hampshire planned to do with the none. lawyers for the prize will come forward today and announce the winners philanthropic plans. it will be interesting to see. sean: it is exciting. coming up, in the sky, it is a bird, it is a plane, -- no. kelly ayotte: thanks, buddy. kelly (voiceover): i'm kelly ayotte. and when i take the plate for new hampshire... cking down every lie... because new hampshire deserves better. that's why i'm batting for good-paying jobs, to protect social security and medicare... ...and help families pay for college... i approved this message because no matter what they're throwing at me... erin: a man in illinois is using hi

what joanne boucher's neighbors are saying about her death. erin: the fatal overdoses in the granitete medical examiner says we've seen this year. kevin: a hot and humid september afternoon. details ahead. sean: and commitment 2016. the republican candidates for the second congressional district face off in the latest granite state debate. the pressing issues before tuesday's primary >> no one covers new hampshire like we do. daybreak". erin: good morning to you on this friday. thanks for joining us. i'm erin fee -- fehlau. sean: good morning. sean mcdonald. yesterday was one of those days where you instantly sweat no matter where you go. kevin: you have the opportunity for two or three hours in the afternoon where noon or 3:00 where temperatures are high enough to uncomfortable. today we're going to up the temperatures. we have a couple of showers. those will be wandering through. as you'll notice the clouds overnight keeping temperatures up. upper 60's and lower 70's to start. we're in the 80's to lower 90's in the afternoon with a good deal

sean: joanne boucher was found dead. live to tell us about neighbors are saying about the homicide, ray? ray: the neighbors have a lot of questions as the circumstances surrounding this incident remain joanne was known as being aboving and nurturing. the news still sinking in for the people that knew her. >> i say her sunday morning. nothing out of place. >> i came home and saw police cars. i just thought it was a noise complaint. i didn't think it would be this ray: they determined the death was a homicide. they say a man was living with boucher at time of death. crime scene investigators were back at the home, collecting evidence if inside and it is such a comforting presence. >> it hasn't hit me yet. it seems unreal for the most part. ray: boucher leaves behind an ex-husband and son. erin: the candidates got the chance to go head to head. former state state rep, jack flanagan, are in a tight race. they are discussing which candidate is a stronger support of the second amendment. >> my opponent has shown a tendency to

they say that boucher was killed in -- on september 2nd, friday. her body wasn't discovered until monday inside her home on caramel drive. the officials aren't commenting on the moore was living with boucher. their investigation is far from home officials say, even though they have made an arrest. people who live the area say they are behind bars.t moore is we expect that he will be in court today to be charged with second-degree murder. live in danville, ray brewer, wmur news 9. erin: ray, thank you. >>> a driver was looking at his cell phone when he crashed into a home in concord. the car home just befor 8:00 and ended up three quarters of the way inside. there were several people at home at the time. no one was in the room. there were no injuries. it is not clear yet if the driver will face any charges. >>> a pedestrian is in the hospital with serious injury this is morning after being hit by a car in hooksett. the person was walking on main street between river side drive and west river road around 3:00. they were flown to the speed nor alcohol

with boucher at her home. richard moore is charged with second degree murder. no plea was taken on that. according to the attorney general's office, he stabbed the victim multiple times. neighbors say that boucher had lived at her home at 23 caramel drive for over 20 years. the ag's office says that she was murdered back on friday, september 2. however, her body wasn't investigators with the state police major crimes unit continued to comb the house and backyard for evidence. moore has a criminal record dating back 20 years and was convicted of felonious sexual assault back in 1998. in a statement, boucher's ex-husband told news 9, "we are certainly glad that someone is being held accountable for such a horrible crime. however, myself, my family, and the rest of the de wonder why career criminals such as richard moore are allowed to walk the streets. something needs to change, not only in new hampshire, but throughout the country." some members of boucher's family or here for the brief hearing. if they have an

nearly four days after boucher was found dead. the attorney general's office confirming to us today that this was in fact a homicide. news 9 spoke to the victim's ex-husband on the phone, the day boucher's body was found. he says he and boucher built this home roughly 20 years ago but they've been separated for self years. neighbors we spoke with today say it still hasn't quite sunk in that boucher is gone. >> she's been a good influence in any life, very sunshiny and bright. reporter: those neighbors also telling us that a man was living here with boucher at the time of her death, but the attorney generals office has not commented on that yet, and have not told us the cause of h investigate. josh: a man is behind bars after a robbery and assault that sent an 81-year-old store owner to the hospital. manchester police arrested 20-year-old thomas ford jr. this morning, they say he had a hand gun during the robbery. wmur's andy hershberger is live at the store with more on how officers tracked him down. reporter: josh, the man who po

boucher's body was found inside the house days ago. the new hampshire sex offender registry says moore was living at that same address. it also shows he has a criminal record that dates back to 1996. in 1998, he was convicted of felonious sexual assault. one neighbor, who doesn't want to be identified, says moore kept to himself. >> do no. did we ever see him? >> no, he hid in the house. the only time he was out, he was in the car. >> boucher's ex-husband says we're thankful someone is arrested for the crime. but we wonder why career criminals such as richard moore are allowed to walk the streets. something needs to change not only in new hampshire, but follow-up, but with any case the arrest doesn't stop the investigation. the investigation is continuing. mike: investigators anticipate that moore will be in court on monday where we could learn more about what happened before the deadly stabbing. mike cronin, wmur news 9. amy: new this morning, a man thrown from his motorcycle in laconia is now charged with aggravated dwi. police were

moore is a registered sex boucher's home in danville. moore appeared emotional, wiping his eyes several times during the hearing. officials say moore stabbed boucher multiple times with a knife but would not elaborate on their relationship or a possible motive. authorities say she was killed on september 2, but her body was not found until a 9s11 call was made three days later. >> he's been charged with the second degree murder for stabbing miss boucher multiple times. the rest oft disclose and something that's also under seal with the court in the form of an arrest warrant, so i can't discuss it. reporter: fred's and family of the victim who were in court for today's hearing had no comment. josh: right now manchester police are looking for the man they say stole a bank deposit bag. sunday morning police say a man walked up to a clerk at the citizens bank on elm street, they say she was about to drop a deposit bag into the drop box jean: tonight the national weather service says damage to a park in epsom is the result of straight line wi

it's awesome. >> reporter: six years later kyle boucher is one of the stars of "taking fire." along with his close friend and fellow soldier j.j. mccool. >> holy cow. these rounds are hitting inches away from me. >> reporter: mccool was the first in the platoon to rig his helmet with cameras. suffice it to say the trend took off. for this series the sign-off on what footage made the cut. >> this was filmed by us. we didn't have reporters out there, journalists. >> reporter: their pov footage tells the raw story of a year on the front lines. the panic -- >> we've only got two rockets left. >> reporter: the adrenaline. >> whoa. they're still shooting. >> reporter: and some pretty funny pranks. >> candy has always been you didn't really have to try and hide something from anyone else because no one in our platoon will steal something, even as trivial as a piece of candy. >> mccool. he probably has the best care packages. so when he's sleeping we'd, you know, sneak into his boxes and steal his chocolates and mountain dews and stuff. >> reporter: while there are moments of fear and

boucher says he's learned to cope in his own way. since his tour, he's left the service to become a firefighter, a job where he can help people and still feel that rush of adrenaline. "taking fire" for him, is a chance to honor his fallen friends. >> i'll never be as close as i am to anybody as i am with those guys. you come home and look at a guy you grew up with, feel like you don't know him. a buddy you went to war with, it's like you knew him your whole life. >> take "taking fire" debuts tomorrow night on discovery. >> i can't believe we have seen so much from that war and this is the first time you're seeing a pov of it. these days. you are buying finish these days. i got a new dishwasher and they recommend finish. really? you should try it. unlike cascade gel, finish has active cleaning enzymes. its unique powerball takes on anything. hi, i'm here with some advice from the future don't buy makeup that settles into lines, it ages you. get simply ageless makeup from covergirl and olay. with b vitamins, and spf. there's simply age

>> reporter: in 2010 kyle boucher's unit was deployed to one of the most dangerous places lives? >> the guys wanted to have memories of the deployment. if they wanted to go back years later and say hey, you know, this is what i did. >> dateline normandy beachhead, june 6th, 1944. >> reporter: the tradition of sharing war stories has been around as long as people have been fighting. but it was only a couple of decades ago that we were able to witness war as it unfolded on screen. >> behind me is the emergency wing of the third field hospital here in the south vietnamese capital of >> reporter: first in black and white. then technicolor. but now with the help of tiny mountable cameras for the first time we can see war filmed by soldiers themselves. [ gunfire ] the concept of a new series on the discovery channel "taking fire." >> this is my first patrol and i'm thinking, it's a beautiful country. up there when the sun comes up i'm wondering, man, like this is so cool. >> reporter: kyle boucher was just 22 years old when he left >> we really didn't have any idea how bad it was going

is being held for the murder of 51-year-old joe ann boucher. her body was found at her danville home last week. >> the state is alleging that you knowingly cautioned the death of another, joe ann boucher, date of birth february 21, 1965, by stabbing her with a knife. reporter: authorities say they believe boucher was killed sometime around september 2, but her body wasn't found until a 1 later. officials would not say who made that emergency call. moore is a registered sex offender with a 1998 aggravated sexual assault conviction. he was arrested in manchester last friday, but his address is listed as boucher's home in danville. moore appeared emotional, wiping his eyes several times during today's very brief hearing. authorities would not talk about a possible motive. their relationship, but i can tell you it was not random. reporter: moore will be back in court later this month for a probable cause hearing. tom: tonight the national weather service says separate line winds are to blame for storm damage in epsom, it's one of the parts of the s

boucher also leaves behind a son who lives in massachusetts. neighbors told us there was a man living here at the time of her death, but authorities have not yet commented on that. hannah goodwin who lives next-door who last saw her alive on sunday is still in because she's been such a constant, so it seems unreal for the most part. i came home and saw police cars, i just thought this was a fight or something, because she had someone staying with her and sometimes they fought. so i thought it was a noise complaint. reporter: now the attorney general's office has not yet commented on boucher's manner of death as they continue to investigate here at her home. live in danville tonight, i'm cherise leclerc, wmur news 9. the robbery and assault of an 81-year-old store owner in manchester. police say this happened yesterday afternoon at han's food market on lake avenue. andy is there now. reporter: the owner of this store is still recovering from his injuries tonight, while the man who allegedly beat and robbed him is in police custody. 20-year-old t

boucher leaves behind an ex-husband and son in massachusetts. and many friends wondering what would have happened. >> and it was just a comforting presence to have her over there. so it's really weird and scary that she's just not there anymore. reporter: and authorities say of death, as they are still investigating. no word on whether they have a suspect or any leads as to who may have done this. live in the studio, i'm cherise leclerc, wmur news 9. >> more granite staters are now facing tougher drought conditions. part of merrimack county now under an extreme drought warning. and tougher water restrictions. the city council has approved a complete ban on watering of the lawn. hand watering of vegetables and doesn't just affect the homeowners. parks and two golf courses on city water cannot use irrigation systems. >> nothing for the parks. the golf courses can do tees and greens so they don't lose those. but nothing -- no fairways, no rough. >> portsmouth expects the restrictions will remain in place for the rest of the season. right now, fog m

moore was arrested on friday, one that boucher was killed. at this point, the attorney general's office is not commenting on the relationship, but neighbors tell us that moore had been living with her at the home on carmel drive. police in massachusetts are investigating a boat accident that claimed the life of a new hampshire man. they say 39-year-old mark green died when three boats collided on watson pond in taunton on saturday. they say one of the speed boats spun out while traveling at outside we go and we're seeing nice skies out there but a bit cooler kevin. kevin: we started off with temperatures in the 30's and 40's early this morning. if it is not the bright sunshine out there early this morning, it is the patchy dense fog in a couple of interior sections of the state and out toward the connecticut river. that should burn off over the next hour or so and a light westerly wind will push temperatures upwards, in the 70's statewide into the afternoon and all of it coming with a good deal of sunshine after that fog burns off. another fi

today, they identified the victim today as 51-year-old jo-anne boucher. boucher was found dead in her caramel drive home on monday but it's still unclear how she died. her grieving son and ex-husband say they have no idea who would want to hurt her. . jc: police made an arrest in a violent armed 20-year-old thomas ford outside his work this morning. they accuse the hooksett man of beating an 81-year-old store clerk and stealing money from han's food mart. the clerk, young hun yun was taken to the hospital with significant injuries. police say ford was armed with a semi-automatic weapon at the time. >> we considered him armed and dangerous and when the officers approached him they had all that information and took that into consideration. police say he will likely be arraigned tomorrow. ben: a new hampshire prep school is facing a federal lawsuit. the parents of a phillips exeter academy student say the school was wrong to kick him out after he had sex with another student. the couple says, at first, they were told their son would be placed on leave for a

prosecutors say richard moore repeatedly stabbed 51-year-old joanne boucher. neighbors say moore, who is a registered sex offender, had been living with boucher for months. investigators are not commenting on a motive. >> the man sentenced to death for the killings of two massachusetts men will ask a jury to spare his life. gary sampson pleaded guilty to the july 2001 carjacking murders and was sentenced to death. but that sentence was thrown out 5 years ago after a judge found one juror lied about her background. a sentencing retrial is set to begin wednesday. about 3 months. >> a plymouth man is expected in court today. charged with stealing police support flags on the cape. barnstable police say witnesses saw 60-year-old david hickman on the route 149 overpass last night. hickman is accused of taking the flags off the overpass and burying them in the woods. police are also checking if he is connected to two other cases of similar vandalism. boston police officers begin the department's body camera pilot program today. the authority to force officers to wear

the attorney general's office is now investigating how 51-year-old joanne boucher was killed earlier this week. cherise leclerc live with the very latest in the case. reporter: shelley, investigators have been at that crime scene since this homicide happened, taking evidence from inside the house as well as the backyard. and neighbors are desperate for answers. >> i think that's what hits me the most, is i saw her sunday morning, and she was fine, doing her normal thing, nothing out of place. reporter: it was the last time hannah joanne boucher, known in the area of caramel drive as being loving and nurturing, especially towards animals, was found dead inside her home monday. it's all starting to sink in for people who knew her. >> it hasn't even fully hit me yet. it just seems unreal for the most part. reporter: the attorney general's office released more information thursday. the suspicious death earlier this week, now deemed a homicide. neighbors like goodwin came home >> i came home and saw police cars. i just thought there was like a fight or something, because she had someone s

theysay that moore knew boucher the case. moore is a registered accident is offender, and when he was a teenager, he was convicted of sexually assaulting a 13-year- old and will be back in court this month. lisa? >> thank you, liam. >>> a woman accused of raining two boys pleaded guilty today. he -- she faces two counts of rape and is accused of the boys explicit pictures of herself. she will be on probation for three years, wear a monitoring bracelet, and register as a sex offender. >>> the battle lines are drawn between the mbta management and the union. the issue, hiring private companies to do work at the t. a couple of hundred union membered packed the meeting were heard. management is considering privatizing bus and maintenance operations, something that the union leadership is against. >> privatization we feel is not the answer. it will raise fares, reduce service, and cut the riders of the mbta. >> they are saying the goal is to give riders service officers began wearing body cameras. on friday, it was ruled that comm

neighbors say jo-anne boucher few months ago allowed this man to stay at her home. richard moore now accused of taking her life. >> it's a very trying week this week with the events. an arrest has been made. >> reporter: people in the area didn't know much about moore's relationship with boucher, but after his arrest a lengthy rap sheet has come the light, a registered sex offender listed as living at boucher's address with crimes dating back 20 years ranging from shoplifting to animal cruelty the age of 13, then escape, and now allegations of second-degree murder. investigators didn't say whether he put up a struggle when he was taken into custody. >> i can't specifically comment on the evidence that led to the arrest and the homicide. the sworn affidavit is sealed. so i can't comment on the information that led to his arrest. >> reporter: it was monday when police began investigating the side of the home after neighbors woke up on labor day to the smell of something burning and the body was discovered a short time later. people in the community hope with an arrest

boucher leaves behind a daughter and son. >> ves new hampshire. the pease trade port is polluting streams and rivers with toxic chemicals. this comes as no surprise to families who live at pease. >> the reporter: well, yeah, after elevated levels of toxic chemicals were found in water wells newer the runways behind me, the state appointed a community advisory board to oversee the issue and members of that board tell me that in the asked about environmental testing, in the water around pease, worried about effects on wildlife and fish. they say, that's when pease officials admitted that they had failed to do so, in the past. >> pease is a very significant source of storm water pollution. >> the reporter: new concerns about toxic water at pease tradeport after an investigation at new hampshire's conservation law foundation uncovered high levels of chemicals, or pfc's arou pose significant risks to the environment, and in particular, to developing fetuses and newborn children. >> the reporter: investigators identified the risk, in areas where rain an

prosecutors say richard moore repeatedly stabbed 51-year-old jo-anne boucher. she was found dead inside her home in danville about a week ago. neighbors say moore, who is a registered sex offender, had been living with boucher for months. investigators are not commenting on a motive. rhondella: boston police officers will start wearing body cameras tomorrow as part of a pilot program. a judge ruled friday that the department does have the authority to force some officers to wear the cameras, after no officers volunteered. it will be a six-month pilot program. the president of the patrolmen's union says he's disappointed, but in a statement says he will work to make the cameras a success. >> the ref just got punched in the face by a player! reid: his side of the story on what really happened. the total stranger who raced to the rescue on a local road. aj: a cool and crisp start to the week greek -- to the work week. reid: supporting soldiers and veterans on 9/11. >> it means so much to be able to give back. rhondella: the giant tom brady banner at gillette stadi

old joanne boucher. police say they now have the suspected killer in custody. 37?year?old richard moore held behind bars charged with murdering the woman he rented a room from. the new hampshire state police say moore, a registered sex offender, stabbed the victim to death over the weekend. >> it's senseless. they were upset about this. >> anchor: moore had been living there for quite some time and even registering the address with the state. renting out part of the home to help pay down the mortgage. neighbors say they were wary of the accused killer. his arrest affirming their suspicions and fears. those who new boucher say the victim was trusting and had a outgoing person and wanted to help people in that direction and probably what the demise was and circumstances. >> anchor: what will be in court first thing monday morning. he's charged with second degree murder. the victim leaves behind a son. in danville, new hampshire, tonight. kelly o'hara, 7 news night team. >> anchor: the night team turning to the forecast. rain moving in and right out today but there could b

boucher says he's not counting on that plan and will keep fixing what he already has. >> i'd much rather see people maintain what they have rather than just respond to the latest every lead lateral because i , don't know how you do that. >> the cost is estimated to be upwards of $500 million to replace every lead lateral. >> public works says if you live in a house built before 1951, get a water filter. aldermen are looking at ways to help low-income residents with list of approved filters. we have a link on our website, wisn.com. patrick: rain coming down on some of you right now. >> mark, it's not a weekend washout. mark: and there is a lot happening this weekend. it will not look like this the entire time. when you'll want to get outside and enjoy some sunshine next. >> then, pokemon go is everywhere but could it be , putting you at risk? the new research linking players to some very dangerous behavior. patrick: and, iphone frenzy. waited to get their hands on the new model. and why others might be out of luck if they stop by the store. >> hey everybody. i'm ben wagner. saving lives o

ex-husband and son of joanne boucher could not process at first what police were telling them. >> still a major shock to me. i don't think anyone expected it. >> the reporter: new hampshire state police along with the fire marshal were in and out of boucher's home at 23 caramel drive in dan rim, all day. they also looked at a chart area above her basement window. they are calling her death suspicious. >> she was a loving mother, she loved sam to death. >> the reporter: the assistant a.g. leading the investigation, tells us, they are investigating what happened and no arrest has been made at this point. several neighbors telling us a man was living with boucher, over the past few months, but we also talked to a next door neighbor, who says, he woke up overnight to a burning smell over labor day weekend, but didn't see anything out of place. he did notice police looking at that burn mark on the side of boucher's home today. >> electrical plasticky kind of smell that would kind of catch your attention. it wasn't, you know, real overpowering enough to make you gag, but it was pervasive, it

during the rest, he hit casper, face a judge in connection to the suspicious death of joanne boucher. police have charged richard moore with second-degree murder. investigators say moore repeatedly stabbed her in her danville home. the ag's office is not commenting on their relationship, but neighbors say moore had been living with boucher. the state's primary election is two days away, but only 20% of registered voters are expected to turn out. are expected to head to the polls. that is due to more high-profile races on the gop side. analysts say almost all of the races are wide open, and if turnout is lower than expected, it is anyone's guess who will win. >> there will be all kinds of surprises. maybe one constituency is better organized and they show up, whereas other voters decide not senator kelly ayotte surviving her primary challenge from jim rubens, but in the other big races, it is looking unpredictable. in the race for the white house, hillary clinton and donald trump, remembering 9/11 in new york city, but clinton had to leave early. her campaign says she was overheated an

the homeowner's family telling us the police notified them this morning, joanne boucher was found dead inside the home sunday night after police got an emergency call. police have not released any information about the victim or whether they are looking for a suspect. >> vanessa: right now, police are searching for a man for a sexual assault on the rose kennedy greenway. the victim says she was walking home when she was attacked by a stranger near the carousel. she said the attacker took off running. she described the man as white or hispanic in his 40's or 50's, with some scruff on his face, and says he was wearing a dark colored bruins jersey, and a baseball hat. >> mark: the driver who plunged his car into the cape cod canal today is now facing charges, including operating to endanger. bourne police posted this video of a crane lifting the car from the water this afternoon. drove into the canal. here's the crane. he got out of the car on his own. emergency crews helped him to shore and then rushed him to the hospital with minor injuries. >> vanessa: a very dangerous drive on the exp

the body of joanne boucher was found inside her home. neighbors reported seeing her with a man who is a known violent sex offender but police are not commented whether he is a suspect. fox25 talked to neighbors who say boucher kept to herself. >> i think they had to have no conscience at all. top do this to a single woman. she was 51. she wouldn't >> reporter: hazmat crews are been at the home collecting evidence all week. the da's office has not released her cause of death. the district attorney is explains why it took six months to bring charges against a driver who crashed into a newton restaurant killing two people. a grand jury inindicted brad castler on three charges including motor vehicle homicide. he plowed into the sweet tomatoes restaurant in march. marion reynolds tells fox25 he >> these are complicated investigations. we do a fair and full investigation and in these situations, it takes a long time. we are dependent on information from other agencies. julie ryan wouldn't say what led her to bringing these charges, but casler

prosecutors say richard moore repeatedly stand jo-anne boucher in her danville home. her body was found about a week ago. neighbors say that moore, who is a registered sex offender, had been living with boucher for months. >> two teenagers are facing of a driver, including assault with intent to murder. the eyeopener's sera congi is at the courthouse in chelsea where those teens will be in front of a judge today. >> emily, those suspects are just 15 and 17 years old. they have not yet been identified. police say they stabbed a 57-year-old east boston man sunday night near congress avenue in chelsea. the teens had allegedly hired the victim from a livery general hospital where he's in stable condition. the teenagers are both charged with armed assault with intent to murder and assault and battery. they'll both face arraignment today here at chelsea district court. live in chelsea this morning, sera congi, wcvb newscenter 5. >> thank you. remembering september 11. the new york city styline is lighted with twin light beams marking where the towers of the world trade cent

a registered sex offender listed as living at boucher's address with crimes dating back 20 years. ranging from shoplifting to animal cruelty, to sex assault on a victim under the age of 13, then escaped and now allegations of second degree murder. investigators didn't say whether he put up a struggle when he was taken into >> i can't specifically comment on the evidence that led to the arrest or the homicide. the sworn affidavit is sealed so i can't comment on the information that led to his arrest. >> it was monday when police began investigating boucher's death. detective john burnmark from the side of the home after neighbors woke up on labor day to the smell of something burning and the body was discovered a short time later. with an arrest made they can begin to heal pith's nice to see something has been concluded. it's a tragic ending. but justice will prevail. >> moore is scheduled to be arranged next week. in danville, new hampshire, jackie heinrich, fox 25 news. >> developing this morning, 30 people have been hurt after a deck collapse in hartford, connecticut. two decks

boucher's family members were there in court, but did not want to comment. live in the studio, blair miller, fox 25 news. >> mark: looking live over the city of boston now, how is that? picture-perfect. nice warmup after a cool morning and as fox 25 storm tracker meteorologist jason law is reporting, we could see much ran much needed later in the week. >> we could look forward to a shot of that. what a nice glare off the back bay view. temperatures in the upper the other end of the spectrum. look at the temperature difference, anywhere from 5 to 13 degrees cooler than we were yesterday at this time. the air is really dry, you might need a jacket, sweater, or fleece if you're heading out along the north shore. you can expect the clear skies to continue with upper 50's by 9:00 p.m. tonight, headed down to the low 50's overnight. some spots in the 40's. we have to look at those and >> vanessa: the abington man sentenced to death for a deadly crime spree will get another chance to ask the jury for spare his life. a sentencing retrial for gary sampson is set to b

that's where a 51-year-old joanne boucher was found dead on monday. investigators have been back on the scene. malini. >> the reporter: mark and vanessa, neighbors tells us they are heartbroken after they learned the news. the 51-year-old only wanted to keep the house, she worked many jobs and all she wanted to do was help people. tonight, investigators are back at this house and we've learned once again that this is a homicide investigation. it was on monday, danville, new hampshire, and state police were called to 23 carmel drive for a we now know 51-year-old joanne boucher was killed. >> we're as shocked as everybody else. one morning i thought i heard an araymond james going off. >> the reporter: aft first, neighbors broke up to a burning smell over labor day weekend, but they have didn't think anything of it. neighbors saw police looking at burn marks on the side of boucher's house. investigators will only say this is a "homicide investigation" and they are back in the house >> she was living there alone for a while, i guess. i think she had diff

the attorney general says moore repeatedly stabbed 51 year old jo anne boucher. she was found dead inside her home last week. neighbors say moore, a registered sex offender, had been living with boucher for months. the news of his arrest a relief to neighbors in the area. be in court tomorrow. doug: a home invasion is under investigation in worcester. police say 6 men and two women drover up to a home on clark street and forced their way in. at least one of the men was armed with a tire iron. two teenagers were in the house and fought off their attackers with a baseball bat. the suspects took off. police say the incident does not appear to be random. the victims knew the suspects. at least one 18 year old girl is being charged in connection with the attack. antoinette:he fire in that destroyed a home in holliston. the fire broke out on mayflower landing yesterday morning. it was a new home under construction. holliston fire tweeted out these pictures from the scene. arson watch is now offering up to $5000 in reward money for information. doug: a prestigious brain

he says that he and joanne boucher built the house 20 years ago. they've been separated for years. it is unclear if she was living with anyone at the time of death. sean: a preschooler will be laid to death this morning. 4-year-old mackennah participating in the horse show at the lancaster fair. the caulder family was recently helping with a construction project at an injured firefighter's home. >> the family is amazing. if anybody is in need in the community whether they need a piece of equipment or whatever, the caulder family will step up. you know, it is reciprocal. we're all here for them in the time of the sean: the online obituary describes mckennah as a happy little girl that taught herself to ride a bicycle when she was two. right now it is 6:15. the last victim of the orlando nightclub shooting is out of the hospital. how the florida medical center will help those injured in the attack. erin: the new school year didn't last long. erin: the alleged killer of an 11-year-old boy has confessed to the crime. danny heinrich will not face charges related to his death. he admitte

he says that he and joanne boucher built the house together. caulder died friday at the hospital. she was recently helping with a construction projects at an injury firefighter's home. >> if anybody needs help, the caulder family will step up. it is reciprocal. we're here for them at sean: the online obituary describes her as a happy little girl who taught herself to ride a tricycle when she was two. right now it is 5:13. coming up, the last victim of the orlando nightclub shooting is out of the hospital. how they will help those injured in the attack. erin: the new school didn't last long. the big announcement from a david was proud to be an american soldier. there is not a day that i don't think about david. when i saw donald trump attack another gold star mother, i felt such a sense of outrage. "she was standing there, she had nothing to say..." if donald trump cannot respect a gold star family, then why would anyone in america think he would respect them. erin: the alleged killer of an 11-year-old boy in minnesota has confessed to the crime. under a plea deal, danny heinrich w

he's facing one county of murder, joe and boucher. moore was a sex offended who according to public documents listed boucher's home in danville. turning to a drug crisis. an epidemic across the nation is having a devastating factor in the united states. the president declared it. and the national exposure is used to curb the effects of the >> fentanyl has been a weapon of mass destruction here. >> and describing the power of the drug that's overtaking the nation. >> it's ravaging new hampshire, it's ravaging the nation. >> they're shooting a public service announcement as president obama declared next week as opioid and heroin week. nd increased treatment and recovery services and over a period of time, the demand will go down. >> data from american meddle ka response so that overdoses and deaths are down from july and august and so far september has seen a dramatic decrease from last year. in july 81 overdoses and august nine of those deadly. there with been our deaths this month compared with a speak in 2015. in nashua this month, t

joanne boucher had been divorced for about 18 years. her ex-husband lives in ve police say this man intentionally drove his car into the cape cod canal. this is the driver swimming to shore after gunning his car down a service road and going into the canal. witnesses say the unidentified driver planned to end up in the water as he backed up his ford to the top of the road and took off. >> he was airborne. caught in the wires. they were up pretty high. ripped off the hood. something blew up on the pole. when he hit the water, the car floated. emily: several power lines were taken out by that flying car. the driver faces several charges, including operating to endanger. randy: new this morning, new numbers showing massachusetts is well below the national average when it comes to deporting undocumented immigrants. a herald review found that in the last year the bay state deported just 26.9% of illegal immigrants who came before the the lowest of any state and far lower than the national average of 46.4%. the herald reports it's a rate that

prosecutors say richard moore repeatedly stabbed 51-year-old jo-anne boucher. she was found dead inside her home in danville about a week ago. neighbors say moore, who is a registered sex offender, had been living with boucher for months. investigators are not the man sentenced to death for the killings of two massachusetts men will ask a jury to spare his life. gary sampson pleaded guilty to the carjacking murders and was sentenced to death, but that sentence was thrown out five years ago after a judge found one juror lied about her background. a sentencing retrial is set to begin wednesday, and that trial is expected to last about three months. >> new york city, the skyline tradition. twin beams of light marked the places where the twin towers of the world trade center once stood. it's been 15 years since that day, changing the lives of so many in this country. in boston, all of those lives were remembered as people gathered with candles in the seaport district. they started a 9/11 mass for peace, healing and justice, ending up at the massachusetts fallen her

the attorney general says moore repeatedly stabbed 51-year-old jo-anne boucher. she was found dead inside her home last week. neighbors say moore, a registered sex offender, had been living with boucher for months. neighbors in the area. >> my kids can go outside and not worry. they can walk by that house. >> moore is expected to be in court tomorrow. >> a home invasion is under investigation in worcester this morning. police say six men and two women drove up to a home on clark street and forced their way in and at least one of the men was armed with a tire iron. two teenagers were in that house. they fought off their attackers with a baseball bat. the incident does not appear to be random at least one 18-year-old girl is being charged in connection with that attack. >> there is now a reward for information about a fire that destroyed a home in holliston. that fire broke out on mayflower landing yesterday morning. it was a new home still under construction. holliston fire tweeted out these pictures from that scene. arson watch is now offering up to $5,000 in rew