adam: you slice it and shredded in-house. kyle: oh, yeah. adam: a nice melty trippi,d -- drippy. kyle: we smoke that in-house, 18 thanks for joining us for "cook's corner." out here with other vets. you never think you'll end up here, until you do. annie kuster is working hard to get veterans off the streets with affordable housing. and she's helped connect vets with jobs so they can get back on track. that means a lot to me. and i want to say, "thank you, annie." there's a reason cnbc named new hampshire the nation: maggie hassan's approach to innovation and business development. controlling spending. smart investments in education. and hassan's balanced budget was a bi-partisan "compromise" the telegraph said "worked." cutting taxes for small businesses. targeting millions to fight the opioid crisis. all with no income or sales tax. working across party lines is how maggie hassan makes new hampshire work for us. i'm maggie hassan adam: a student at kansas university just won $10,000 by making a single shot on the basketball court. men's head coach bill self offered $10,000 to a

adam: and i'm adam sexton. police have identified a potential suspect and are now asking for the publics help to find him. wmur's kristen carosa is live in plymouth with the details. kristen: we are told the stabbings happened right over which is off-campus housing for plymouth state university. we are told two of the victims are students. police say a 911 call came in just after 4:00 a.m. when officers arrived, they found three injured males. the victims were taken to the hospital. two have been released. the third is still hospitalized. police have released this photo of a potential suspect and say they need the public's help finding him. the man is described as african american with a medium build, wearing a red hooded sweatshirt. police tell us they found a during the incident in a backyard down the street from where the stabbing occurred. friends of the victims tell us they are doing all they can to help police find the potential suspect. >> it seems to be a ghost. no one knows who he is or where he is fro

adam: breaking news at 5:00. police have recovered a body believed to be the nashua teen that fell into a storm drain. we will tell you where jacob goulet's body was located. cherise: and grief counseling preparations are underway at jacob's highschool. thtr hayley: after the first snow this morning it, chilly temperatures stick around for all of us. adam: plus, a new poll showing hillary clinton a double-digit lead. why the campaigns believe it is still a close race. >> no one covers new hampshire like we do. cherise: police say they have pulled the body of what they believe to be 16-year-old jacob goulet from -- adam: he seems to have fallen into a storm drain. from the water this afternoon and again, the police think it was the body they up and work -- looking for. 16-year-old jacob goulet was reported missing by his parents saturday after he didn't return home after visiting a friend's home on friday night. nashua police received a tip from a passerby on friday night that they saw personal items near an open

. >> and i'm adam sexton. we're also keeping a close eye on hurricane matthew, which is churning in the caribbean. haiti, jamaica, and cuba all at this hour bracing for the category 4 storm. let's check in with meteorologist hayley lapoint who has been tracking its movements. hayley: we have had a major storm going on in the caribbean. jamaica. this is going to mean drastic conditions for communities in jamaica and haiti because the front quadrant is always where the strongest winds are. that is where we are concerned for those people in haiti. it is currently a category 4 hurricane. jamaica, just to the east. they will still have impact, but not a direct hit like eastern portions of cuba and haiti. then it moves into bermuda. then things get more questionable. you see the cone of uncertainty getting wider. that means the hurricane could go anywhere from florida or totally out to sea or up the east coast. happen. in the meantime, scattered showers moving across the state. we will show you more on the forecast

adam: and an unusual attack. a bow man facing serious charges after police say he used construction equipment as a weapon in a domestic dispute. >> no one covers new hampshire like we do. now, wmur news 9 at noon. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] adam: breaking news now. hurricane matthew strengthens into a category 4. it's now approaching the coast of florida after pummelling the bahamas. is underway and the governor of florida is warning residents to get out. marci gonzalez is live in the path of the storm in florida. marci: good afternoon. already a rainy day and we are starting to feel the severe impacts of the storm. hurricane matthew moving towards florida. the massive storm threatening severe flooding and destructive winds. potentially the most powerful hurricane to hit the u.s. in more than a decade. governor scott: evacuate, evacuate, evacuate. unfortunately this is going to kill people. marci: possibl

adam: thank you. right now, police in laconia are looking for a suspect they say left the scene of a motorcycle accident early this morning. investigators say a biker struck a utility pole around 4:00 a.m. near stark street and union avenue. witnesses say the man operating the bike struck his head on the pole. and was lying face down on the ground before taking off from the scene. police believe he may have been picked up by friends. investigating a car crash that left a driver hospitalized with life-threatening injuries overnight. it happened around midnight when a car on north main street left the road and hit a utility pole. anyone with information is asked to call police. right now, an investigation is underway in boston after police shot and killed a man allegedly armed with a knife. cherise: authorities say moments before the shots were fired, the victim attempted to stab emergency personnel. man had mental health issues. reporter: boston police spent sunday afternoon going in and out of the hom

minnie, it was major seth adams. but major adams... i don't believe it. evidence of eyewitnesses is difficult not to believe. but-- major adams was absolutely sober when i spoke to him, and it was only a few minutes after he left that this happened. no, matt. no, it couldn't have been him. the man who tried to strangle me, he was drunk. he was so drunk that i almost gagged and also if it had been major adams, why, i wouldn't be here right now. why, he could lift two like me over the rail without even trying. oh, no, not major adams. anything else, maybe, but not rum. rum dodot set well with the major. he gives me his rations almost every day. you telling me the truth? swear on a stack of bibles, captain. you're a prey good cook, biddy. say, i haven't seen the major this morning. next time i see him i'm gonna ask him about this. he's in the brig again. oh, no. not again. i heard him tell miss minnie to getetff the ship at new orleans and leave you and me and everything. daddy, he wants to marry her. well. what did she say to that? well, i couldn't hear ver

i'm adam sexton. parts of the north country could see around six inches of snow, while other areas may see some much needed rain during this drought. let's send it right over to meteorologist kevin skarupa. kevin: nothing falling quite yet, especially at lower elevations. most the returns back to the west just cold enough for snowfall but bumping into milder air for the afternoon. afternoon in southwestern areas of the state as the moisture continues to move it. southwest winds will take the warmer air over the ocean and change that over to rainfall. i will be the main mode of precipitation for the southern half of the state. some of that will be beneficial rain. notice the dry air as this gets bumped into. a lot of this will be eaten away. ground. light rain and snow develops this afternoon and for the evening commute. temperatures for the 40's, and heavy rain for the southern two thirds of the state. snow up north. we will have much more in just a bit. adam: he will keep an eye on that. captured in

built for business. >> adam: there is a lot to get caught up and a lot of news ahead, i'm adam williams. >> kim: i'm kim khazei, 7 news at 5:30 starts now. >> ryan: tense standoff. a woman barricades herself inside her new hampshire inside. >> kim: puppies stolen from a local pet store. >> ryan: two teens jump in to save classmates from a fiery crash. >> announcer: 7 news at 5:30 starts now. >> ryan: following breaking news, police in andover are asking for the public's help to find a man who exposed himself to elementary school student during recess. this happened yesterday afternoon deer st. augustine elementary school. students were outside for lunch and recess this. is when the man allegly exposed himself. police are asking anyone to information to give them a call. a tense standoff in candia, new hampshire. a woman barricaded herself inside her home, also inside the 12-year-old girl. >> kim: steve cooper has the latest. >> as soon as i heard that there was a 12-year-old girl in the house, i knew that it was my brother's house. >> reporter: tense moments at home here on north road i

adam: breaking news at 6:00. authorities believe the body of missing 16-year-old jacob goulet has been found. police say he fell into a storm drain friday night. developing details just into the newsroom. >> this is a tragedy for our community. tonight. how one high school is preparing to help grieving students tomorrow. hayley: after a blustery sunday, the winds are calming down a little bit. but the temperatures stay on the cool side this work week ahead. how chilly it will be. adam: countdown to election day, both candidates hitting the campaign trail. what to expect when hillary clinton returns to new hampshire tomorrow. >> no one covers new hampshire cherise: breaking news, the search for a missing teen called off. nashua police believe the body of 16-year-old jacob goulet has been found. good evening. i'm cherise leclerc. adam: and i'm adam sexton. authorities pulled a body from the merrimack river in massachusetts. the body has not yet been positively identified, but nashua police say the initial investiga

adam: thank you. in commitment 2016, donald trump's running mate, indiana governor mike pence, was campaigning in the granite state today. mr. pence spoke to supporters at a rally in rochester. wmur's kristen carosa has the message to voters. kristen: governor pence spoke to supporters here at the governors inn. more than 250 people attended the event. >> we united states of america. kristen: republican vice presidential hopeful indiana governor mike pence spoke enthusiastically to a standing room only crowd in rochester sunday. a new abc news/washington post poll shows a tight presidential race. >> this race is on. we are within the margin of air or in new hampshire. abc just said we are one point away. kristen: the poll released today shows donald trump one percentage point behind hillary trump is at 45% and clinton at 46%. >> we are so encouraged by the momentum in this campaign across new hampshire and really across the country. people are really beginning to come to a conclusion that this is not

." >> adam: welcome to "the jeep post game show." i'm adam zucker. >> adam: tonight, only cbs.ing to 6-1 on the year. 4-1 in the s.e.c. a look at the standings. with florida still on top. by a half game over a kentucky team that they beat. we'll get to their game in a moment. joined by rick neuheisel and brian jones. how much of what we just saw was the gators' defense being dominant and how much of it was that florida offense? >> rick: the defensive coordinator was unbelievable. used the corners outside to snuff out any outside shot for eason and everything was inside. the guy couldn't get his feet set. they held him to eight first downs, 164 total yards, 21 yards rushing. that is pitching a shutout. >> brian: seven tackles for loss as well, georgia four of 13 on first down and coming into the ballgame they lived up to the top billing unlike that second half collapse versus tennessee. this this defense is for real. a lot of guys banged up but they sucked it up and got out there and played in this rivalry football game and they suffocated that georgia offense. >> rick: champion

adam: thank you. nashua police are looking for a car they say was involved in a hit-and-run yesterday afternoon. police say a light blue s.u.v. hit a dog on hanover street around 12:30 p.m. the pedestrian who reported the crash says one of the dogs died and the other survived, but needs surgery. she is raising money on gofundme to cover the cost of the dog's surgery. anyone with information should contact nashua police. warning people heading out to see the fall foliage to be prepared. they are seeing an increase in accidents because of the amount of tourists hiking and looking at the beautiful scenery. these problems can be avoided by preparing in advance. >> a lot of the issues we are having our people are unprepared. they are not packing things they should have. they are not bringing flashlights or having good information on how to prepare for the outdoors on their website. adam: the morning started cool but it will be warming up for the start of the workweek. a live look in berlin where it is 66 d

davante adams has done something lambeau field. phil: they have to make sure on the set they tell him what they said about him at halftime. jim: ok. well, he's putt together a stat line, a combo of things -- knile davis. pickup of about two. jim: just you and -- phil: just you and i. for weeks. this offense, what are they going to do and what we expected to see? going forward, would you stay with this spread offense and let aaron rodgers be in control of the run game with the short pass? i know they're going to get some running backs back there but to me, i think this is what he wants to do and i think this works best for their team. jim: yeah, i think it works with montgomery and cobb coming out catches. phil: now davis will come back, he'll get used to it. james starks, they can mix them in there and keep building on what they started here tonight. ? ? ? trick-or-treat! awwww. ats, thank you! everyone's favorite picks for halloween, $9.94. save money. live better. ? ? you don't have to pay a lot to get a lot. at cricket wireless,

adams, 13 for 132 and two touchdowns. cobb with another 11 for 4 yards and a touchdown and ty montgomery with 10 catches for 66 and montgomery led them in rushing with another 60 on the ground. tracy, down to you. tracy: thanks a lot, jim, and a little sigh of relief in that second half, even some smiles from you on the sideline. what changed offensively? how were you able to find your rhythm? >> just sticking with the plan. i turned it over there. we went bd. defense being able to hold them. just a matter of scoring points. the urgency level, the focus picked up and put a couple of nice drives together. tracy: what did day haven't aver adams show you tonight? >> what he shows me every day in practice. he's a tough kid. i'm proud of him. played through injuries last year and didn't make excuses or plain the entire time. plays. i'm really proud of him. randall, ty montgomery. i'm really proud of our guys. we showed a lot of heart tonight. tracy: can you field off of tonight? is this what you're looking at this terms of you

adams, 13 for 132 and two touchdowns.d ty montgomery with 10 catches for 66 and montgomery led them in rushing with another 60 on the ground. tracy, down to you. tracy: thanks a lot, jim, and a little sigh of relief in that second half, even some smiles from you on the sideline. what changed offensively? how were you able to find your rhythm? >> just sticking with the plan. i turned it over there. we went behind. we felt good on -- about our defense being able to hold them. just a matter of scoring points. the urgency level, the focus picked up and put a couple of nice drives together. tracy: what did day haven't aver adams show you tonight? >> what he shows me every day in practice. he's a tough kid. i'm proud of him. played through injuries last year and didn't make excuses or plain the entire time. he got open, made some nice plays. i'm really proud of him. randall, ty montgomery. i'm really proud of our guys. we showed a lot of heart tonight. tracy: can you field off of tonight? is this what you're looking at this ter

adam: how routine is a hold for a field goal on a perfect snap? tom: yes. adam: unreal. tom: all the chargers can hope is they get another opportunity. it is second down and 10. the defense has made stops today. carr hands it off. the defense does stop olawale behind the line of scrimmage. but again, they can't stop the tonight on cbs begins with 60 minutes. amazing advances in artificial intelligence and how it will affect you. followed by cbs news coverage of the second presidential debate. tonight only on cbs. adam: so they probably only, if they do get the ball back, will have 12 to 14 seconds left on clock after a punt with no time-outs. tough spot for phiri and the san diego offense if they do get the ball back. tom: 1:12 and counting to play. it's third down and 13 for carr. he is content to just hand it off. and olawale gets past the original line of scrimmage. so the chargers will get the ball back. but as adam said, no time-outs left for mike mccoy's team. don't forget, they burned a time-out earlier in the second half. they had to use that time-out early in th

davante adams has done something lambeau field. phil: they have to make sure on the set they tell him what they said about him at halftime. jim: ok. well, he's putt together a stat line, a combo of things -- knile davis. pickup of about two. jim: just you and -- phil: just you and i. for weeks. this offense, what are they going to do and what we expected to see? going forward, would you stay with this spread offense and let aaron rodgers be in control of the run game with the short pass? i know they're going to get some running backs back there but to me, i think this is what he wants to do and i think this works best for their team. jim: yeah, i think it works with catches. phil: now davis will come back, he'll get used to it. james starks, they can mix them in there and keep building on what they started here tonight. ? ? ? trick-or-treat! awwww. reats, thank you! everyone's favorite picks for halloween, $9.94. save money. live better. ? ? you don't have to pay a lot to get a lot. at cricket wireless, plans now start at $30/mo. m

adam: i think so.ere is a 2% dividend yield, a 2% plus net buyback, and then this call option. that looks better than almost every other asset class. negative corporate bond yields in europe is one of the lead stories today. of: within the statistics your expert app, there is a bell curve. stay with me, we are doing a bell curve. it gets messed around and most -- and mushed and squished. are we in that level of instability? adam: i do not think so. ultimately for u.s. equities, the case is simple to be bullish. expectations are low for earnings, potentially achievable. you may have a soft spot with the economy in the less few weeks, but ultimately you have a fundamental argument of expectations being achievable. we have this relative argument -- 17% oftion being all stocks trade at $100 million or more in the u.s. i do not think people are positioned for a big upside. the u.s. market is a pretty good risk reward. tom: as we go through the hour, francine will get to that in a bit. adam parker has this t

." >> adam: welcome to "the jeep post game show." i'm adam zucker. >> adam: tonight, only cbs. florida over georgia 24-10. moving to 6-1 on the year. 4-1 in the s.e.c. a look at the standings. with florida still on top. by a half game over a kentucky team that they beat. we'll get to their game in a moment. joined by rick neuheisel and brian jones. how much of what we just saw was the gators' defense being dominant and how much of it was that florida offense? >> rick: the defensive coordinator was unbelievable. used the corners outside to eason and everything was inside. the guy couldn't get his feet set. they held him to eight first downs, 164 total yards, 21 yards rushing. that is pitching a shutout. >> brian: seven tackles for loss as well, georgia four of 13 on first down and coming into the ballgame they lived up to the top billing unlike that second half collapse versus tennessee. this this defense is for real. a lot of guys banged up but they sucked it up and got out there football game and they suffocated that georgia offense. >> rick: championship-caliber defense. >> a

i'm adam zucker. tonight on cbs. >> adam: tonight only cbs. between five oh and 48 is 49. the game you just saw, alabama over the vols 49-10. a crushing win. their 10th in a row over tennessee. rick, hurts so good. >> rick: what do you get the team that has everything? dual-threat quarterback that is absolutely on fire -- this kid already has eight rushing touchdowns on the year, he's a 60%-plus passer and he doesn't just get you first downs, he gets you touchdowns and what i like most, he's got quarterback eyes. they're focused. they're lethal. they look down the field. they're always trying to learn something new. a special player in jalen hurts. he's so smooth and cool and calm. it's effortless. >> adam: an attack that had over 400 y not just that, b.j. they had over 400 yards more than tennessee on the ground. >> brian: tennessee held to 32 yards rushing. if you're going to beat alabama you have to win at the line of scrimmage. it was clear like the first series that there was no way tennessee was going to win the line of scrimmage. they harass you. they harangue you.

i'm adam sexton. the boy's stepfather was arraigned this morning on multiple charges, including endangering the welfare of a child, drug possession, and falsifying evidence. wmur's jennifer crompton with what we are learning about this tragic case. jennifer: it happened last wednesday morning in a hampton motel room. a 30-year-old man finds his 19-month old stepson unresponsive, takes him across the et police have charged leo witham with 2 felonies and a misdemeanor. they say they found an open package of fentanyl in the motel room, as well as a bottle of prescription lorazapam that they also charge witham with intentionally hiding under a child's blanket on the bed. police are waiting for toxicology results to see how the child died, and more charges could be filed. >> the investigation is ongoing usually when these cases have been and there is an unintended death, we try to go back 24 hours in the person's history to find out who they had been in contact with and what could across the situation to o

adams one catch short of tying the team record. pass across the middle, time-out called by the bears. but you don't love that you can't get all your favorites all day. but i want mcgriddles too. but now you'll love that you can get more all day. like those mcgriddles. yeah i do love that! so you'll have to find something else to not love. like dog strollers. or football players who stress the word "the". tv: the glencoebrook state community college... or inappropriately-timed political discussions. ...cause it's as if it didn't even matter. ...over and over and... get more choices you love, now with all day breakfast. jim: so montgomery gets a second crack at it. gets his 10th cuchara. look at this. adams with 13. randall cobb 11 receptions and montgomery with 10. field goal try coming up here. and it is blocked. cross by -- well, he's now had nine career field goal attempts blocked and four of them have been by chicago in his career. right across the middle and it jay feely? jay: they got a little penetration and it was interestin

adams one catch short of tying the team record. pass across the middle, time-out called by the bears. but you don't love that you can't get all your favorites all day. but i want mcgriddles too. but now you'll love that you can get more all day. like those mcgriddles. yeah i do love that! so you'll have to find something else to not love. like dog strollers. or football players who stress the word "the". tv: the glencoebrook state community college... or inappropriately-timed political discussions. ...cause it's as if it didn't even matter. ...over and over and... get more choices you love, now with all day breakfast. jim: so montgomery gets a second crack at it. gets his 10th cuchara. look at this. adams with 13. randall cobb 11 receptions and montgomery with 10. field goal try coming up here. crosby. cross by -- well, he's now had nine career field goal attempts blocked and four of them have been by chicago in his career. right across the middle and it looked like it was akiem hicks. jay feely? penetration and it was interesting

adams one catch short of tying the team record. pass across the middle, time-out called by the bears. but you don't love that you can't get all your favorites all day. but i want mcgriddles too. but now you'll love that you can get more all day. like those mcgriddles. yeah i do love that! so you'll have to find something else to not love. like dog strollers. or football players who stress the word "the". tv: the glencoebrook state community college... or inappropriately-timed political discussions. ...cause it's as if it didn't even matter. ...over and over and... get more choices you love, now with all day breakfast. jim: so montgomery gets a second crack at it. gets his 10th cuchara. look at this. adams with 13. randall cobb 11 receptions and montgomery with 10. field goal try coming up here. crosby. cross by -- well, he's now had nine career field goal attempts blocked and four of them have been by chicago in his career. right across the middle and it looked like it was akiem hicks. fe penetration and it was interesting because

captioning. >> adam: breaking news at new york's laguardia airport. a plane carrying vice presidential candidate mike pence. the front landing gear was down and the planes with tipped over. no one was hurt. >> kim: this planes with filled with the governor and his let's get to brandon gunnoe with the latest. brandon gunnoe: the plane just didn't stop. the plan carrying mike pence skidded off the runway at new york's laguardia airport. >> everyone on the board is fine, thankfully. great work by the port authority, dedicated flight attendants, there were no injuries. a cnn producer when she was still in the plane on the describing what happened. >> and we had a pretty hard landing and then in the back of the plane, they could feel the plain fish tailing and we are on the plane right now. it slid off the runway and we could feel it sliding, and made a sharp turn on the runway. >> reporter: the governor got up and made sure everyone was okay, thankful everyone is safe. grateful for our first responders and the concern and prayers of so many pm back on the

." >> adam: wow. welcome to show." i'm adam zucker. >> adam: tonight only siebs. the game you just saw felt like a scorpion's tail whipping around at the end are the if dogs fans tennessee taking it as time expires, joined by rick neuheisel and brian jones. what an incredible final 10 seconds. >> rick: that's called a reverse final seconds. >> brian: the resiliency of this tennessee volunteers team shows up in the nick of time and starts with this punt, riley lovengood the long snapper, looked like willie mays catching this punt. >> rick: ends up the touchdown for tennessee. >> brian: corey vereen putting the pressure. >> rick: that's why you go to the state of washington for a how about had throw. >> brian: coach jones told us a week ago he's been counting on this young man. he came up big last week. how many times have we seen people misplay this particular hail mary? >> rick: there is no reason to have a guy seven yards deep in the end zone. they should be standing on the goal line. >> adam: the seesaw of emotions come-backs continue for tennessee. >> brian: th

adam: u.s. senator kelly ayotte is speaking out for the first time tonight since withdrawing her support for donald trump. her decision comes after a video was released of trump making lewd comments back in 2005. good evening. i'm adam sexton. cherise: and i'm cherise leclerc. now, her challenger in the senate race governor maggie hassan is firing back. wmur's kristen carosa joins us wmur's kristen carosa joins us now with the details. officially spoke to reporters today. she tells us she wanted to support her party's nominee but she says the tape that was released friday referenced assault on women and can no longer stand behind donald trump. for several months, senator kelly ayotte has said she supported donald trump. but now with the release of this video she has changed her mind. ,>> when my daughter is old enough to know what is in those know where i stood to kristen: the video has language that people may find offensive. it was released friday and dates back to 2005. donald trump: and when

adam. adam: we still do have electricity. in volusia county where we are, 120,000 people are without electricity as this wind picks up and this rain is coming down, it's a sure bet that more people will lose electricity here. we have been talking this morning that the storm was downgraded from category four to three. it still poses a threat according to forecasters and state emergency officials because of one the wind flying debris as well as damage that these strong winds can cause 120-mile per hour winds and extending something to 40 miles. when you consider the eye of the storm is roughly 40 to 50 miles off the coast of florida. they're saying that it's a break of luck that the eye did not come on land but still a dangerous storm. the other reason it's a dangerous storm, you can get a sense of the winds that are blowing the trees and the rain sideways where i'm standing but it also tends the whip up the water and that's where you get the storm surge which they were estimating could be in some places as high as 7 to 11 feet

davante adams has done something lambeau field. phil: they have to make sure on the set they tell him what they said about him at halftime. jim: ok. well, he's putt together a stat line, a combo of things -- knile davis. pickup of about two. jim: just you and -- phil: just you and i. wee this offense, what are they going to do and what we expected to see? going forward, would you stay with this spread offense and let aaron rodgers be in control of the run game with the short pass? i know they're going to get some running backs back there but to me, i think this is what he wants to do and i think this works best for their team. jim: yeah, i think it works with montgomery and cobb coming out catches. phil: now davis will come back, he'll get used to it. james starks, they can mix them james starks, they can mix them in there and keep ? ? ? trick-or-treat! awwww. i love candy! everyone's favorite picks for halloween, $9.94. save money. live better. ? ? you don't have to pay a lot to get a lot. at cricket wireless, plans now start at $

." >> adam: wow. show." i'm adam zucker. >> adam: tonight only siebs. the game you just saw felt like a scorpion's tail whipping around at the end are the if dogs fans tennessee taking it as time expires, joined by rick neuheisel and brian jones. what an incredible final 10 seconds. >> rick: that's called a reverse final seconds. >> brian: the resiliency of this tennessee volunteers team shows up in the nick of time and starts with this punt, riley lovengood the long snapper, looked like willie mays catching this punt. >> rick: ends up the touchdown for tennessee. >> brian: corey vereen putting the pressure. >> rick: that's why you go to the state of washington for a strong-armed quarterback. how about had throw. >> brian: coach jones told us a week ago he's been counting on this young man. he came up big last week. how many times have we seen people misplay this particular hail mary? >> rick: there is no reason to have a guy seven yards deep in the end zone. they should be standing on the goal line. >> adam: the seesaw of emotions come-backs continue f

adam: adam sexton, wmur news 9. announcer: now, meteorologist hayley lapoint and your storm watch 9 forecast. dreary weekend, hasn't it? two over 56, 55 jeffrey, londonderry 54, hillsboro and guilford only 51. the average high is in the 60's, so this was much cooler. they have not got anywhere during the evening hours, all portsmouth. there is the thing, we will see improvement tomorrow with temperature. it will go up a little more. high temperatures mid and upper 60's, 62 tuesday, and full sunshine wednesday, thursday, friday, we see overtures trending upward. close to 70 expected on friday. here is the latest on the satellite and a lot of clouds overhead here. a few rain showers out by watertown, syracuse, new york. that is where this is breaking down. finally we are seeing some movement. this has been responsible for the dreary weather throughout the weekend. when it breaks down or it continues to move up to the east , that will give us the chance for showers, and the dreary brighter patterns by the time we get t

adams: all right, come on, everybody, we're rollin'! let's move out! adams: thornton... mr. thornton, that boy, he just sit there like that all the time? i think he's still in shock, major. my wife says he'll come out of it, but i'll be honest with you, he don't act like any kid i ever knew. how many young boys have you ever known would you like some water? some food, perhaps? aren't you hungry? we're mr. and mrs. thornton. we've never known a mexican boy before. it's sort of new for us. my husband is a good man, really. what's your name? adams: all right, folks, let's load up! flint: let's load up! man: load up! well, now what's the matter? my shoulder's itching again, major. oh, will you quit that? that's the third time you've done it today. it never itches when i'm around comanche or hopi, just when i smell sioux. listen, i'm not gonna be starting and stopping every time you get a hair-brained suspicion. now, you show me something specific and i'll run like a scared deer. you and that scar of yours. major, i'm tellin' ya, i smell sioux around. and they're not very far off

i'm adam zucker. tonight on cbs. >> adam: tonight only cbs. between five oh and 48 is 49. the game you just saw, alabama over the vols 49-10. a crushing win. their 10th in a row over tennessee. rick, hurts so good. >> rick: what do you get the team that has everything? absolutely on fire -- this kid already has eight rushing touchdowns on the year, he's a 60%-plus passer and he doesn't just get you first downs, he gets you touchdowns and what i like most, he's got quarterback eyes. they're focused. they're lethal. they look down the field. they're always trying to learn something new. a special player in jalen hurts. he's so smooth and cool and calm. it's effortless. >> adam: an attack that had over 400 yards rushing as a over 400 yards more than tennessee on the ground. >> brian: tennessee held to 32 yards rushing. if you're going to beat alabama you have to win at the line of scrimmage. it was clear like the first series that there was no way tennessee was going to win the line of scrimmage. they harass you. they harangue you. they brutalize you. they just beat you up as

adam: a deserted water park goes up in flames. why officials are calling this fire suspicious. >> we love them dearly and support them. they are a true example of the brotherhood. cherise: remembering those who died in the line of duty. the run honoring the sacrifice of fallen police officers. >> no one covers new hampshire like we do. now, wmur news 9 at 6:00. adam: right now, islands in the caribbean are bracing for hurricane matthew. approaches. good evening. i'm adam sexton. cherise: and i'm cherise leclerc. hurricane matthew is a category four storm with 145 mile per hour winds. ben kennedy is in jamaica where residents are getting ready. reporter: the calm before the storm. the people of jamaica preparing for the arrival of hurricane matthew. for days, this is been the sound in the streets. and stocking up on supplies. >> chaos, unbelievable, you name it, everything. reporter: the government is preparing and watching the massive storm. >> if we are not prepared, it will be disaster. reporter: right now, it takes matthew by s

i'm adam zucker. >> adam: tonight only siebs. the game you just saw felt like a scorpion's tail whipping around at the end are the if dogs fans tennessee taking it as time expires, joined by rick neuheisel and brian jones. what an incredible final 10 seconds. >> rick: that's called a reverse final seconds. >> brian: the resiliency of this tennessee volunteers team shows up in the nick of time and starts with this punt, riley lovengood the long snapper, looked like willie mays catching this punt. >> rick: ends up the touchdown for tennessee. >> brian: corey vereen putting the pressure. >> rick: that's why you go to the state of washington for a how about had throw. >> brian: coach jones told us a week ago he's been counting on this young man. he came up big last week. how many times have we seen people misplay this particular hail mary? >> rick: there is no reason to have a guy seven yards deep in the end zone. they should be standing on the goal line. >> adam: the seesaw of emotions come-backs continue for tennessee. >> brian: th

i'm adam zucker. tonight on cbs begins with the new hit series "macgyver" followed by tv's number one drama "ncis" and a new edition of "48 hours." tonight, only cbs. in the game you just saw alabama, their 20th straight victory and puts them alone atop the s.e.c. west standings with action going on as we speak, but something changed. something changed after a&m got the lead. rick: it's hard to beat a great team. it's impossible when you have self-inflicted wounds. here is what i'm talking about. it's third down and 10. they get off the field but a hands to the face penalty gives them a second chance. all week kevin sumlin said they can't let that defense score and here is jonathan allen. his second touchdown on the year. >> brian: what also changed after the initial six-play, 75-yar d the second half to begin the second half, they just got the dropsys -- keith ford who was excellent running the rock but as far as these swing passes out of the backfield, he needed some stickum on those gloves because

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>> cbs sports presents "the jeep >> adam: welcome to "the jeep post game show." i'm adam zucker. tonight on cbs begins with the new hit series "macgyver" followed by tv's number one drama "ncis" and a new edition of "48 hours." tonight, only cbs. in the game you just saw alabama, their 20th straight victory and puts them alone atop the s.e.c. west standings with action going on as we speak, but alabama 8-0 as i'm joined by something changed. something changed after a&m got the lead. >> rick: it's hard to beat a great team. it's impossible when you have self-inflicted wounds. here is what i'm talking about. it's third down and 10. they get off the field but a hands to the face penalty gives them a second chance. all week kevin sumlin said they can't let that defense score and here is jonathan allen. his second touchdown on the year. >> brian: what also changed after the initial six-play, 75-yard drive for a touchdown the second half to begin the second half, they just got the dropsys -- keith ford who was excellent running the rock but as far as these swing passes out of the backf

i'm adam zucker. >> adam: tonight only siebs. the game you just saw felt like a scorpion's tail whipping around at the end are the if dogs fans tennessee taking it as time expires, joined by rick neuheisel and brian jones. what an incredible final 10 seconds. >> rick: that's called a reverse hobnail boot. unbelievable what we saw in the final seconds. >> brian: the resiliency of this tennessee volunteers team shows up in the nick of time and starts with this punt, riley lovengood the long snapper, looked like willie mays catching this punt. >> rick: ends up the touchdown for tennessee. >> brian: corey vereen putting the pressure. >> rick: that's why you go to the state of washington for a strong-armed quarterback. how about had throw. >> brian: coach jones told us a week ago he's been counting on this young man. he came up big last week. how many times have we seen people misplay this particular hail mary? >> rick: there is no reason to have a guy seven yards deep in the end zone. they should be standing on the goal line. >> adam

i'm adam zucker.gins with the new hit series "macgyver" followed by tv's number one drama "ncis" and a new edition of "48 hours." tonight, only cbs. in the game you just saw alabama, their 20th straight victory and puts them alone atop the s.e.c. west standings with action going on as we speak, but alabama 8-0 as i'm joined by rick neuheisel and brian jones. something changed. something changed after a&m got the lead. >> rick: it's hard to beat a great team. it's impossible when you have self-inflicted wounds. here is what i'm talking about. it's third down and 10. they get off the field but a hands to the face penalty gives them a second chance. all week kevin sumlin said they can't let that defense score and here is jonathan allen. his second touchdown on the year. >> brian: what also changed after the initial six-play, 75-yard drive for a touchdown in the second half to begin the second half, they just got the dropsys -- keith ford who was excellent running the rock but as far as these swing passes

." >> adam: welcome to "the jeep post game show." i'm adam zucker. >> adam: tonight, only cbs. florida over georgia 24-1 4-1 in the s.e.c. a look at the standings. with florida still on top. by a half game over a kentucky team that they beat. we'll get to their game in a moment. joined by rick neuheisel and brian jones. how much of what we just saw was the gators' defense being dominant and how much of it was that florida offense? >> rick: the defensive coordinator was unbelievable. used the corners outside to eason and everything was inside. the guy couldn't get his feet set. they held him to eight first downs, 164 total yards, 21 yards rushing. that is pitching a shutout. >> brian: seven tackles for loss as well, georgia four of 13 on first down and coming into the ballgame they lived up to the top billing unlike that second half collapse versus tennessee. this this defense is for real. a lot of guys banged up but they sucked it up and got and played in this rivalry football game and they suffocated that georgia offense. >> rick: championship-caliber defense. >> adam: jordan

adam: v.p. of college planning tori berube says many in-state students are now adjusting their education options based on cost. >> community colleges. we see a lot of students looking to start at a community college, as well as looking at schools perhaps like the southern new hampshire university advantage program, where they attend a campus for the day and go home at night. remains that college degree, even if getting it means digging into a life-altering financial hole. >> it's almost like you're not even graduating because you have to continue to pay for it until you are fully out of debt. adam: for unh seniors like valerie diaz and yvonne cristy, graduation is right around the corner and with it, monthly payments into the forseeable future. >> education is very important, and i understand having to pay for it, but it's not fair right now. adam: >> now, your storm watch forecast. josh: today a little bit warmer as remitted to the upper 60's and even several spots reaching 70 or higher. 71 in

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i'm adam zucker. tonight on cbs. >> adam: tonight only cbs. between five oh and 48 is 49.a over the vols 49-10. a crushing win. their 10th in a row over tennessee. rick, hurts so good. >> rick: what do you get the team that has everything? find them a coach's kid, dual-threat quarterback that is absolutely on fire -- this kid already has eight rushing touchdowns on the year, he's a 60%-plus passer and he doesn't just get you first downs, he gets you touchdowns and what i like most, he's got quarterback eyes. they're focused. they're lethal. they look down the field. they're always trying to learn something new. a special player in jalen hurts. he's so smooth and cool and calm. it's effortless. >> adam: an attack that had over 400 yards rushing as a team. not just that, b.j. they had over 400 yards more than tennessee on the ground. >> brian: tennessee held to 32 yards rushing. if you're going to beat alabama you have to win at the line of scrimmage. it was clear like the first series that there was no way tennessee was going to win the line of scrimmage. they harass you. t

. >> adam: we'll watch this weather system and when we're not on the air, get updates and the track the radar on-line using our mobile and tablet apps. on to breaking news, a boston police on detail chases down the suspect in an attempted bank robbery. let's get to jonathan hall live on the scene withor jon. >> reporter: lots of excitement here in west roxbury steps away from the catholic memorial football field. here is the bank. it's the city of boston credit union. you can see a boston police officer who is right by the front door. the sign says closed. here is the story, just before 4:00 this afternoon, an armed gunman went into the bank apparently to commit a robbery. what he didn't know was boston police routinely do a detail here. there was a police officer officer who surprised the suspect. he ran with a gun with a late ex-mask on, was chased down, tackle and arrested. so we have sky 7 over the scene. getting shots from different angles here. there are a number of employees inside the building who are being spoken to. there is a bang robbery task force which has shown up to comp

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