donald trump will be here and he has a rally at the new hampshire sportsplex. anchor 1: we spoke to a school they thought vargas is right for this. reporter: one of the most compelling things about the new super in tenant, vargas, is his -- superintendent, vargas, is his story. >> he came and did not speak english. reporter: they voted to approve a contract for largest. -- he comes from rochester, where he served as superintendent. they say he is a perfect fit. >> manchester has some issues. rochester was in shambles. he turned the school district around and we hope that he can turn manchester around. vargas will have a $165,000 salary. it is said that he has the right temperament for manchester schools. >> we need somebody. the mayor can be tough. the school board can get in your business. we need somebody who is assertive. way, but can say "get out of my business" nicely. anchor 1: we wish him well. anchor 2: the best. new details about a charlotte man. anchor 1: the restraining order filed against him. anchor 2: flooding in the midwest and what people are do

he is holding a rally in bedford at the new hampshire sportsplex. doors open at noon. the libertarian president ticket is also in new hampshire. former governors gary johnson and bill weld say they provide a valid alternative. and say their message of personal responsibility, freedom, and a strong defense is picking up steam. >> both of us live by the notion i think the one unforgivable in life is hypocrisy, saying one thing and doing another. neither of us are hypocrites. shelley: you can watch the full interview with gary johnson and bill weld sunday morning at 10:00 on close up. tom: right now, salem police are deciding whether to file charges against a mother after her two-year-old daughter was run over. police were called to 75 south policy street apartment one yesterday evening. they say the mother gave her the car. but her two-year-old sister followed her outside. police say the 7-year-old somehow shifted the car into reverse and ran over the two-year-old's legs causing some broken bones and other injuries. >> children are inquisitive. they are going to do things

rochester -- new hampshire sportsplex in bedford on starting october 1, there will be help 24 hours a day and seven days week for anyone asking for it at the is department or frisbee hospital emergency room. there will be immediately connected with a certified coach and southeastern new hampshire services. i will start with the recovery plan but then guide them comprehensive services developed with community partners. >> services. to take it and build, we build the educational component to get them back in the workforce. we work in the ymca to teach healthy living. we want this to be all-inclusive. erin: the police department is simultaneously launching an education and prevention program with students in grades 3, 6, and nine. rescued after a week drifting at sea. this morning. and what we know about the failed search for his mom. plus, right now investigators in houston combing for clues in a shooting rampage. what we now know about the lawyer accused of opening fire. kevin: quick moving system moving earlier this morning by the upper-level system moving a lot slower. details coming

he has a rally at the new hampshire sportsplex in bedford. jennifer: to the weather now and some of the coldest temperatures of the season. low, and when will we see some rain? mike: that record, it was +%-. take a look at the loews, 29 in whitefield, 28 in berlin. yes, the growing season has come to an end, and this breaks the loews setback in 1978. 32 in concord, that is the months. you notice the temperatures on the cool side but a nice recovery into the 60's, upper 60's a couple of hours ago at the state capitol, right at the average, and on our doorstep, this begins to move in after midnight with showers for many, and all of that, straight ahead. jennifer: the city of manchester is now asking people to start conserving water amid the extreme drought. wmur's mike cronin is live in mike: yes, and the meeting is still going on in the building behind me. the commissioners for the manchester board of water just agreed to issue a voluntary water restriction for outdoor use. this means for the city customers, which make up 160,000 people or 12%

hillary clinton's going to be at a rally at the new hampshire sportsplex in bedford on thursday. new hampshire is important as a swing state, it's clear. if each candidate wins the states they're currently leading in, abc projects clinton would win the presidency with 273 electoral votes. but if trump can flip new hampshire from blue to red, its four electoral votes are enough to put him even with clinton, 269-269 your economy headlines this tuesday morning, asian shares were mostly higher overnight as traders followed last night's debate. stock futures are higher. investors are awaiting the redbook report on consumer spending. a recall on beef, valley and bison products. meats from adams farm slaughterhouse may be contaminated with e. coli. farmers markets, retailers and restaurants. we have more information on the wcvb app. morning sickness during pregnancy may be a good thing. researchers at the national institute of child health studied 800 women who had one miscarriage and became pregnant again. women who had nausea in early pregnancy were more unlikely to suffering from kidn

. >> reporter: donald trump back in new hampshire speaking to a crowd at the new hampshire sportsplex in bedford. >> you don't look deplorable to me. >> reporter: he gave a typical trump speech if there is one. he calls for lower taxes, dropping the heroin crisis and painted hillary clinton as a washington insider who answers only to her donors. >> we're clinton corruption. >> reporter: yes he called his opponent crooked again suggesting the fbi may have given her immunity and blasted the clintons for nasa and trade but trump's campaign has struggled in the days after the debate. he made no mention of the controversy surrounding the 1996 winner of the miss universe pageant and how he criticized her weight and said nothing about the clinton campaign's there. >> the clinton focuses only on small and petty distractions. this will be the year american people say finally enough is enough. >> trump's appearance here comes one day after sec clinton and bernie sanders spoke in durham showing you how crucial this state is. the election is just 40 days out and we'll candidates come out before t

he'll attend a rally at the new hampshire sportsplex. jean: and the day started off pretty chilly for campaign workers. portsmouth hit a record low, at 38 degrees. it warmed up some this afternoon. meteorologist mike haddad. mike: some frost for some. we had readings down, well, take a look, as low as 32 in concord, the coldest we have been since last april. that is right, about a five-month stretch with temperatures above the freezing mark. you do notice below freezing with a killing freeze across the whitefield. it was above freezing in manchester and in nashua. a few degrees below average, and it does stay relatively cool a good part of the week, except for tomorrow, and that comes in behind the next rainmaker that is producing some showers that near toronto and buffalo. what about the timeline? do they move out before the morning gets here, and how much more mild will tuesday be? thatra at the conditions outside, and it looks pretty good from our elliot at river's edge camera. josh 95.7 wzid's peggy james. : a live look at the road h

donald trump has taken the stage in new hampshire at the sportsplex in bedford. he is talking about drug addiction in a big problem in new hampshire. >> we'll work with those people that got addicted and are addicted. we'll do a real job for the state of new hampshire. i owe something very special. this was my first victory. this is where it all started. remember. [cheering] look at how many people are here. look at, look at what happened recently. hillary clinton, bernie sanders, had very few people at their rally yesterday. [shouting] that is because they don't like hillary and bernie. sold out to the devil. you know if bernie, if bernie had made his deal and just done something where maybe he did nothing and just went away, he would have been a legendary character. would have been a legendary political figure. but the deal he made with hillary was not the right thing. and it wasn't representative of what he should have done to his people. and we'll have a lot of bernie's people supporting us, especially because of my views on trade. we'll have a lot of bernie p

hampshire. hundreds traveled to bedford to hear donald trump speak at the sportsplex. his focus today, what he calls the hillary clinton money trail in bedford to start our commitment 2016 coverage tonight. cherise: in a one on one interview with news 9, trump sounded off on political ads targeting his treatment toward women, and also denied any wrongdoing in regards to accusations he violated the embargo with cuba in the late 1990's. >> thank you, thank you very much. su g winning the primary here back in donald trump addressed february, supporters in the granite state. at the beginning addressing the state's crisis with addiction. >> we're going to build that wall and we're going to stop that heroin from pouring in. cherise: it's an issue he also brought up to news 9 political director josh mcelveen in a one-on-one interview before thursday's rally. >> this beautiful place where the biggest problem they have is the drugs coming in and the heroin coming in and it comes in from the southern border and i we're going to stop it. cherise: the crackdown on immigration was

sportsplex thursday. if each candidate wins the states they're leading in, abc projects clinton would win with 273 electoral votes. if trump can flip new hampshire from blue to red, its four electoral votes are enough to pull him even with clinton at 269. >> the green party presidential candidate, jill stein, says that she was escorted off hofstra's night. she tweeted pictures. she was interviewing with reporters when security told her that she didn't have the right credentials to be there. libertarian candidate gary johnson watched the debate from twitter's office in manhattan. they did not meet the 15% polling threshold. our emily riemer is at hofstra after covering the debate last night. emily will be joining us on the eyeopener at 5:00 this morning. breaking overnight -- boston police investigating a deadly shooting in jamaica plain. the eye's doug meehan is on centre street with what we know right now. >> boston police were called at 1:00 this morning. when they arrived, they found a man with several gunshot wounds to his torso. police are telling us that the victim is in his 40's. he was taken to a hospital where he was pronounced dead. th