. >> reporter: investigator randy boland was assigned to talk to her. >> she is crying and very, very, very emotional. so, i immediately go and speak to her but i give her some moments. >> reporter: but in the investigator's eyes, kimberly quickly went from grieving girlfriend to potential suspect. he asked for her phone. >> i said, okay is there a reason why? you know, i just was kind of shocked. >> reporter: it turns out keith had asked kimberly to join him at the educator's conference that weekend. she said they had never finalized the plan but she had been mad at him for not returning her calls. >> she gets very upset in her text messages back, like, i can't believe you're not talking to me. you know, and they are like half-violent, like why are you -- why are you not calling me? >> really flaming stuff, huh? >> yeah. >> reporter: and something else. in keith's bedroom upstairs, crime scene analysts noticed this picture frame. it was toppled over and taken apart on a bookcase. whatever picture had been in it was gone. you can put a story together with that pretty easily, huh? >> t

killed 11 people on the ground and 259 people on the plane, including two granite staters, stephen boland and pilot james mccrory. >> friends of concord high school' s president are holding a fund-raising walk saturday. jean connolly was diagnosed with als a year and a half ago, and though the disease has robbed him of his voice, students and staff say they have learned lessons from him every day. a student with a guitar because of concord high school is sent to principal jean conley' s office, but he' s not in trouble. principle commonly just wants to hear him jam on his guitar, a les paul the principal can no longer play because his fingers he was diagnosed with the disease a year and a half ago. still, he remains on the job, now communicating with a special program on his ipad. >> i love concord high, and i have a lot more to give. i have a lot more in my tank. shelley: the prognosis for people with als is grim. the disease robs people of the ability to use their hands, walk , or talk. on average, people live 3-5 years after being diagnosed. students and staff at concord high are inspi

stephen boland and the pilot james macquarrie. erin: they are considering a new way to educate parents. last night parents were invited to hear from a first responder and other experts. they shared graphic images and stories. a similar presentation is being planned for a middle stool students in manchester. they want their kids to see the reality of heroin use. >> i have two sixth graders. i would let them watch that. i want them to be scared of this. this is terrifying. >> i think it is something that every child in the city should learn. i think that the parents of the children need to embrace this. it is scary. these are the times we live in. erin: the school superintendent says some graphic images will be reviewed before students see the presentation in 2016. >>> studentses in the granite state going slightly undercover to show how easy it is for kids to buy marijuana-related merchandise. members of youth to youth an anti-drug group coordinated by dover police visited four different malls in new hampshire. they entered a serie

that move drew outrage from families of the victims. those victims were two granite staters, steven boland and the pilot of the aircraft, james mccorey. at this point investigators are not releasing the names of the two suspects, but a series of investigate evidence reports says that's possible where some of the impetus for this investigation is coming from. adam sexton, wmur news 9. josh: commitment 2016 now, and ohio governor john kasich continues to run out large crowd during his bus tour through new hampshire. and today in nashua kasich made the most perhaps important policy speech of his campaign so far, it's a come prehencive plan that calls for major reform to social security and medicare, a massive cutdown on the federal departments of education and transportation, and then a shift of those dollars back to the states where he believes they'll be spent more effectively. >> the government does not create jobs. we do it by our creativity, by our risk taking, and by our hard work. >> i will immediately put us on a path to a balanced budget and i will get it done within eight years. jos

the original handwritten manuscript of the adventures of huckleberry finn and we will speaker tim boland's book "against the grain." >> the irish settled in this they were hood because they were desperate and came across the atlantic and in the years after thing still were not great. it would take maybe one relative to find out about these plentiful jobs along the waterfront and then word would go back to ireland that you want to come to follow. you would not become rich but you would have steady employment. so they came to this employment and call the first ward. it has its name because when buffalo was first created as a city, it was divided into five political wards. in this area along the waterfront it has always been the first ward. tv,n american history president william mckinley was assassinated in buffalo. tour theo work -- history museum that features the gun used. , this is aw collection of grain elevators in the buffalo river originally built for different companies but all owned by rick smith over site isstreet and the being regenerated for many different purposes for art and m