, these big brewers are buying craft brewers is people want change.y want craft more than they used to ever want it and they're just not interested in a lot of these light beers and the big macro-beers anymore. >> there is no evidence benjamin franklin ever said, beer is proof that god loves us and wants us to be happy, and in a business, [ speaking italian in th ] >> will large scale producers who have gotten away with making some really junky beer in the u.s. borrow tips and techniques from their worldwide partners? stay with us. it's "inside story." >> welcome back to "inside story." i'm ray suarez. let's imagine that the marriage between beer giants ab in bev and sab miller is going through pretty much as proposed. what if you go to a supermarket two years, four years, five years from now what's difference in prices, production, no matter where you live, in durbin, mexico city, and south africa? greg how would you answer that question, if you look down the road what's different? >> so it's very difficult to say exactly how things will be different

it will create the world's largest brewer.t had agreed to sell to its miller's course stakes to -- miller course stakes to molson coors. we were chatting about the anheuser-busch in the story, they talk about $1.4 billion of synergies. i suck, i can see from my notes we're talking 1.5 ian dollars. we know there is going to be competitiveness. china is an important market as well. when we look at the global presence for them between china and the united states. where do you think the biggest antitrust issues are going to come. ashok: u.s. and china are the biggest places where they have to go and sort out -- they have to placate the regulators. toe some commitment, not pricing. it takes time to negotiate through. i think the biggest growth opportunities are china as opposed to the u.s.. this is a much more mature market. they will put a lot more emphasis and make sure they get it right in china. manus: up to me about china, because if you look at the headlines, industrial production , the slowest since the year 2000. that has m

and brewer sales with the hot brewers, down 32% from last year.rybody wants to know how the cold machine is selling. it just launched in september. remember they are in partnership with coca-cola, trying to make at-home sodas and other cold beverages. here is what the ceo brian kelly said what we could expect on numbers for cold over the next year. >> sales for the first 12 months of the launch will likely be in the range of 60,000 to 100,000 units based on the what we see today. our early reads with consumers is positive. on the profile of the beverage for both our partner brands and our new owned brands. >> modest sales numbers when it comes to how many households are going to buy cold. which is what analysts expected and that is the big sort of headline of this report. expectations were so low. perhaps investors are looking at this quarter as finally being able to put some of the problems, and that is high inventories at retailers for the brewers and lower prices, they had to lower the pricing for some of the brewers and the competition with k-

we start off with ray brewer. ray: the state department has issued a worldwide travel alert because of that -- alert. because of that alert, officials at the boston regional airport have modified protocols as necessary. passengers are being encouraged to arrive two hours before the get through security. erin: four people from new hampshire face charges in maine after they were seen on camera trying to steal a woman' s purse and knocking her down. they also rob a convenience store. proposing a $600 million emergency funding bill to address the heroin problem in the u.s. sean: coming up, do you enjoy making gingerbread houses during the holidays? this impressive creation might sean: welcome back, everybody. the blue gingham dress worn by judy garland in "the wizard of costumes of all time. erin: three people got into a bidding war with this dress and white blouse, finally selling for more than $1.5 million. it is one of just two dorothy costumes in existence. the record for a "wizard of oz" costume was the cowardly

here' s ray brewer. ray: police seize more than $50,000 along with $40,000 worth of drugs from his home. he is a felon in possession of a dangerous weapon. erin: several new hampshire communities are holding their municipal elections today including manchester, where two candidates are vying for mayor. incumbent mayor ted gatsas is being challenged by joyce craig. sean: hudson police are reminding parents to check their their kids' halloween candy after one mom reported finding a razor blade in her children' s stash. police say the razor blade was loose in the candy and they confiscated all of it so it could be examined. erin: the state is now accepting applications for patients who want to buy and use medical marijuana. registry i.d. cards will not be issued until the dispensary that the patient wants to use is approved. kevin: clear skies central and southern areas. we get into the 60' s again for another afternoon. it comes with a westerly breeze. sean: a beautiful sunrise. erin: coming up next on "go

reporting live, ray brewer, wmur news 9. erin: all right. thank you. northern new hampshire correctional facility in berlin is accused of bringing drugs into the prison. charles hanson worked as a chef for 11 years. he was arrested following a lengthy investigation. hanson tried to deliver a large amount of drugs to inmates. >> he was arrested and charged with delivery of articles to prisoner, the drugs -- the controlled drugs that he brought inside had a prison value of more than $67,000. erin: if convicted, hanson could be sentenced to three and a half to seven years in prison. the investigation is ongoing and more arrests may be forthcoming. sean: an alstead woman struggling with lung cancer asked a judge to allow her to have a marijuana id card. they asked for proof she would be able to get medical marijuana in a different state. the law in new hampshire prevents the department from handing out the cards until a registered treatment center opens here. >> it is intend to be a structured system. they want to be able to track where the cann

live in manchester, ray brewer, wmur news 9. erin: we are following breaking news this morning out of mali. right now at least 170 people are currently being held hostage by ten gunman. it is all happening inside the raddison hotel in mali's capitol city. here's what we know. the hotel says 140 guests and 30 employees are being locked inside. three people are dead, including one french national. right now the u.s. embassy has asked american citizens to take shelter. we'll continue to monitor the breaking situation throughout the morning. sean: a health alert has been rochester. they are finding more public places. that's causing a serious public health threat. first responders in rochester say they are getting calls several times a week from people finding needles in city. they are putting those things, sharps biohazard containers in every ambulance and police cruiser. they are encouraging the public to call them if they see a syringe. >> it is on the side of the street. children could be playing in the areas. >> things like hep

here's ray brewer. ray: a dog in claremont being nursed back to health after she was found abandoned, starving, and cold. mope is a pit bull. they estimate she's between one and four. she weighs 27 pounds, can't walk on her own, and only just started drinking water on her own. police are aware of the situation. if you have any information about the dog, you are asked to call claremont police. erin: is man is in the hospital with serious life threatening injuries after crashing his atv in northern new hampshire. speed and alcohol were likely both factors. >>> police are looking for three puppies stolen from a kennel over the weekend in massachusetts. someone broke in in the middle of the night. the puppies are all microchipped. they hope to track them down. sean: coming up, there have been incredible advances in bionics and prosthetics. now a 10-year-old boy wow, that is good delicious introducing milkwise original with 46% fewer calories, 33% less sugar, and 50% more calcium than 2% milk it's great tast

ray brewer live in derry with the details. ray: sean, the couples son-in-law has set up a go fund me page. at first they thought it was a prank. now they are concerned it won't spot. for the past seven year, they have parked their van in the same assigned spot. now they have no idea why someone would vandalize it three times within a week. >> we haven't been sleeping good. we're worried about what's going on out here. : last wednesday someone put dog feces on their van. the next morning they found it was spray painted. >> you would think maybe they got it out of their system. ray: the vandals didn't stop there. on friday the family got a rental car. the next morning it was tagged with spray paint and sugar was put in the gas tank. >> i'm tun stunned. we've been here this long. our neighbors are great. ray: they are labeled. larry is a veteran with issues. >> to see something like this continually happen to them over the course of the week is as asinine and infuriating. ray: sunday was their anniversary. barry wanted to take hi

the worlds two biggest brewers are joining forces -- the worl d's two biggest brewers are joining forcesinbev has completed its takeover of sab miller. reporter: here are some of the brands sab miller will hand ab inbev, the world's biggest brewer preparing to swallow its closest rival. the two have reached a deal estimated at about 100 billion euros. /3gether, they will brew 1 of the world beer. -- the world's beer. in recent years, sales have declined. >> consumers are drinking less severe. -- less beer. they are looking for more authenticity, local beers, more specialty beers. reporter: major brands are trained to emerging markets -- are turning to emerging markets, where people are growing the taste for the fizz. sab miller has agreed to sell its stake in miller course -- coors for $12 million. turning to other business headlines, unicredit has announced it will/ -- will slash 2018. jobs y -- by the job cuts are part of a separate restructuring plan which will reduce its presence in germany and austria. japan's first commercial jet in half a century has made its maiden flight on wedn

ray brewer, wmur news 9. news. manchester police are responding to a bank robbery at the bank of new hampshire on hooksett just after 10:00 this morning. police say the suspect passed a note to the teller demanding cash. he made off with an undisclosed amount before escaping on a bicycle. he was arrested a short time later. a salem man was arrested for allegedly manufacturing and possessing child porn. salem police say 33-year-old brian powell was arrested yesterday on 3 counts each of manufacturing child sex abuse images, 3 counts of possessing child porn, and 3 counts of certain use of computer services prohibited. powell could face additional charges. two men who admitted to killing a madbury teen last year will be sentenced today. michael tatum and zachary pinette each pleaded guilty to second degree murder in exchange for their testimony against tristan wolusky. prosecutors say the men were armed with knives and a machete when they lured 18-year-old aaron wilkinson from his home in madbury with the intent of r

here's ray brewer. ray: the changes are result of a new contract with the teachers here in manchester. the hours are now changing so that the school day will start a little bit earlier in some cases. elementary school will begin at 8:45 and end at 2:50. middle school starts at 7:35 and ends at 2:20. the high school starts 2:53. school officials say parents who have any questions should contact their schools principal. charges. the accident happened early sunday morning at the corner of lake avenue and union street. one of the drivers was arrest the and charged with felony dwi. >>> state police say that speed and alcohol may have been factors in a deadly crash in jefferson. the driver was thrown from the car sunday morning and pronounced dead at the scene. right now the victims name is being withheld until family can be notified. patriots tight end is on the mend after suffering a new injury in last night's game. a source said that gronk will undergo further tests. the injury does not appear to be seriou

reporting live, ray brewer, wmur. erin: the polls will be open in several communities around the city today. erin: elections officials are expecting a near record turnout today for municipal elections with a close race projected between republican incumbent mayor ted gatsas and democratic challenger joyce craig. both candidates spent yesterday making final appeals to voters. >> schools are better. the environment is better. better. forward. >> we have spent about seven months knocking on doors throughout the city. i think there is excitement for a new opportunity and new leadership in manchester. erin: chris williams is running for mayor in nashua. the incumbent is not running. 10 cities are voting for mayor today. you can go to the politics page of our website to learn more. sean: even with the municipal elections today, the presidential race continues through new hampshire today. jeb bush is trying to re-energizes campaign. martin o' malley has town hall meetings in manchester, durham, and keen today. tonight in kee

ray brewer joins us live in nashua now. and, ray, fire officials say it was an 11-year-girl who realized there was a problem, right? ray: that' s right, sean. they say she prevented what could of been a family tragedy. the home and noticed that people inside were not feeling well. she called her father who told her to get everyone out of the house and call 911. firefighters say when they enter the home, they detected monoxide. liberty utilities arrived on the scene and reported that the carbon monoxide was coming from the area of the furnace. the faulty furnace was immediately shut down and the home was ventilated. s hospital to be treated for various levels of carbon monoxide exposure. there are expected to be fine. firefighters say this incident should serve as a reminder to make sure you have a working smoke detectors and working carbon monoxide on every level of your home. live in nashua, ray brewer, wmur news 9. erin: new science is providing new clues in a 30-year-old cold case in allenstown. investigators have been a

reporting live in nashua, ray brewer, wmur news 9. sean: thanks. in other news, the search continues for the plymouth university students. jake nawn was last seen on thursday. he does not have a cell phone. fish and game suspended its search. they will go back out if any more tips come in. his friends and family are looking for him. they are not losing hope. >> we're just worried. all i can really say is jake, if you see this, call us. let us know where you are. i understand the fact that you might not want to be found. just let somebody know that you are here and you are alive and with us. sean: jake's mom is asking people living in plymouth to places. he might be looking for shelter. erin: keene police are looking for the thief that stole a donation jar full of money. the cash was intend for a 7-year-old girl with kira danser has miscowardice proif i. >> i was upset. how do you steal from one a child. and how do you steal from a child with physical needs? erin: the thief is described as skinny, a young woman, short, dark hair. sean: a suspected s

erin: here is ray brewer. ray: disturbing statistics about the heroin epidemic in the north country. more than 250 people packing the cafeteria at berlin high school for a forum called facing heroin. school administrators say that at the high school, the rate of heroin use is 93% higher than the state average. berlin police are responding to two or three overdoses every week. erin: the state legislature has entered into a special session focused on the heroin epidemic in new hampshire. the goal is to have bills ready for approval by january. a man who escaped from custody at the kingston police station last year has been captured again. u.s. marshals arrested mark george in lawrence, sean: coming up, a winter wonderland is taking shape in new hampshire' i'm todd from aarp riding through the mill yards to make some noise for all the real possibilities we're providing right here in our community because if you don't think real possibilities in greater manchester when you think aarp then you don't know "aarp" may

we want to check in with ray brewer. ray: three people scheduled to be arraigned today in connection with the death of rochester teen that overdosed. among the three is jazzmyn rood, the teen's mother and the mother's boyfriend, mark ross both charged in dispensing a drug that resulted in death. 17-year-old eve tarmey was found dead in a motel room in rochester on back on october 17th. erin: exeter police are looking for the man in the surveillance picture. he robbed the walgreens pharmacy last night. a former seabrook police officer have been sentenced to 21 days in jail. mark richardson pleaded guilty after he was shown slamming a man police department. vending machine sean: all right. i didn't think there was possible. you can get almost anything from a vending machine, now that includes cars. erin: cars? really? it is crazy. a used car web site car calls this the first coin operated car vending machine. you actually order your car online and pick it up from the giant glass wall automated parking garage in nashville.

reporting live in manchester, ray brewer. erin: an autopsy is planned for a body found in a fire in swanzey. fire marshal' s office says the owner of the home had died on monday, the day before the fire and the body was still inside. that name has not been released. sean: ted gatsas has won a s largest city. top democrats expect a recount victory. gases speed democratic democratic challenger joyce craig by 75 votes. with high voter turnout, both campaigns were watching closely. craig is not conceding just yet. >> i will be making a decision over the next few days how we are going to proceed. >> i' m very humbled by the people in manchester sending me back for another two years. sean: 10 cities health mayoral elections yesterday. in concord, incumbent jim bouley easily won another term, taking 86% of the vote. in dover, mayor karen weston is returning for another term. for complete results from the races, go to wmur.com. we have posted all of the information we have received. erin: presidential candidates can officially file f

ray brewer live in nashua this morning. i understand a visible show of support is planned there; right? ray: that's correct. the city of nashua will fly the french fly. flag will be raised. last night in nashua,s toens of people gathered at a french park to since the french national anthem and show their support for the people of france, especially paris. the name of the park translated to the park of the french renewal. last night more than 100 students gathered on the campus of st. anselm in manchester for a candlelight vigil. >> it is reassuring and warm to the heart to see that people in nashua are gathering and people. the world. >> the care and compassion that we have for those who have been harmed. that's what i've been trying to emphasize. ray: president obama has ordered that all american flags be flown at half staff today in honor of paris. reporting live in nashua, ray brewer, wmur news 9. remember you can always and developments on the situation in france on our web site at wmur.com also on the mobile app. abc's

we begin with ray brewer in manchester. ray: the times, they are changing for school children here in manchester. it is the result of a new teachers contract. the school day will start and end a little later. here are the new hours. elementary school starts at 8:45 and ends at 2:50. the middle school starts at 7:35 and ends at 2:20 and the middle starts at 7:45 and ends at 2:53. erin: they were all in jefferson for the jackson dinner. bernie sanders and hillary clinton spoke at the event. >>> chris christie picked up a coveted endorsement. the new hampshire "union leader" offered its support. happy birthday. there's more to these parties that meets the if you're doing everything right but find it harder and harder to get by, you're not alone. while our people work longer hours for lower wages, almost all new income goes to the top 1%. my plan -- make wall street banks and the ultrarich pay their fair share of taxes, provide living wages for working people, ensure equal pay for women. i approve this message because together,

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ray brewer,wmur news 9. erin: police are looking for whoever broke into a kennel and stole three puppies. the owner of the kennel showed up a few minutes after the alarm went off and found the back door open. they didn't notice anything missing until the next morning. store employees say three people had asked specifically about the puppies. now they have concerned. >> the most important thing at this point is that the puppies get taken care of. they do need additional shots and certain food. erin: the puppies are all microshipped. make it easier to track them down. sean: a man is in the hospital after crashing his atv. 44-year-old gerard demers was riding in mills field when he wednesday all of the road and crashed. he's still in the hospital. he has been charged with oui. speed, alcohol, and driving after dark were all factors. >>> in dunbar ton someone stole several expensive tools yesterday morning. they have evidence showing that the theft took place just before 4:30 at a home on clinton street. anyone

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in the studio, ray brewer. sean: thanks. already here. manchester police asking for your help in tracking down an armed robber. the man seen here held up the corner market around 8:30. the robber appeared to be armed with a knife or box cutter when he demanded cash. the suspect took off after gets money. the robber is described as a white man, possibility in his 20's. he was wearing a black ski mask, white sweatshirt, and gray gloves with black tips. erin: a woman accused of kidnapping a little girl is scheduled to face a judge today. lyndon albers was released from the hospital yesterday. her parents reported her missing early friday morning. lyndon's former babysitter, 21-year-old abigail hanna, broke into the family's home in hamilton, massachusetts and kidnapped the girl. hours later someone was heading to work when they found the girl naked. >> they didn't know it was a girl. they thought it was a boy. they didn't know until they started putting the pieces together. erin: abigail hanna is scheduled to be arraigned on kidnapping and a

here's ray brewer. ray: that arrest came hours after the attorney generals office released surveillance photos taken from a local convenience store. police have not released the man's name nor said anything about what police executed a search warrant shortly after that arrest. erin: a vermont man charged in connection with a deadly drug overdose is due in court in new hampshire this morning. daniel fogg also faces several drug charges. he has been arrested twice in chesterfield in the last week. sean: a sink hole is being blamed for causing a crane to topple on to a house. the operator suffered a broken foot when he was forced to jump to safety. kevin: wet start to the day. the rainfall continues to wind down. the clearing skies through eastern parts of new york move in setting up what should be a much brighter afternoon. highs in the 50's. cooler air arrives later today. we're back into the 40's for the weekend. partly sunny tomorrow and maybe a couple of mixed showers or snow showers sunday morning. b

>>> good morning, today is monday, november 30th, i'm nicole brewer, on this cyber monday, we are live at one of the busiest places around, amazon's order full festival of familiesment center. plus this: >> finally, i just had to except the fact that i don't want to do this any more. >> kobe calls it quits, lower merion native announcing his retirement. we'll hear more from him, i remember when he was just getting into the nba, because he's from lower merion, local guy, so exciting but he's saying so long to the support of basketball. anyway, let's talk about this forecast, but also the roads too. >> back in the daily grinds today. good news, things nice and quiet this morning, that's good for the roadways, a loft people extending their holiday one more time, trying to hit airways. so far so good as far as the wetter. >> so far so good. >> but a change, though. you. >> said it, things are about to change for us, large storm system headed our way, that's going to be brink withing it thankfully just rain, bridges us couple of days worth of dreary unsettled conditions. so, let's go ahead,

outside circuit court, ray brewer. erin: opening statements this morning in the murder trial of a massachusetts teen accused of killing his teacher. raping and murdering colleen ritzer inside their school in danvers two years ago. chism was 14 years old at the time but he is being tried as an adult. the trial was delayed for three weeks while he underwent a psychological exam. an autopsy is scheduled for tomorrow on the body of an the state attorney general' s office says police were first called to a home on fowler river road on friday, after learning that a child had been hurt. he passed away on sunday. investigators spent most of saturday gathering evidence. officials are calling the child' s death suspicious. an investigation at barrington middle school after a suspicious note was found. it was discovered by the principal just before the school day started. police and the fire department were called to check the school, but did not find anything. students were back in the building by 8:00 this morning. in commitmen

reporting live, ray brewer. sean: with governor maggie hassan also running for senator ayotte' s seats, the race to replace her in the corner office is growing. mark connolly will officially launches campaign later today in manchester. the 60-year-old newcastle democrat has worked in the private sector as a financial advisor and served in the government as a deputy secretary of a and the head of the bureau of securities regulation. he says his top priorities are jobs and the economy. he wants more transparency and less partisanship. mark connolly: i' m a democrat, but we are from new hampshire first, so i' m hoping to attract independents and some republicans and i' m going to be a pragmatic voice for all new hampshire. sean: he is pledging that if he wins he will not run for any higher office. he says like john lynch, he has no interest in going to washington. he is the second democrat in the race. state house majority leader jack flanagan has stepped down from his duties effective immediately. he recently form

i'm nicole brewer.ee you in a bit. >>> gunshots outside a high school football game last night in miami. >> others ducked for cover and the stands cleared during the game between miami central high school and carol city central high. no injuries were reported. police have as many as five suspects in custody. >> our top story this half hour. the growing e. coli outbreak linked to chipotle. the bacteria has now affected restaurant goers in three more state, california, new york and ohio. >> that is in addition to previously confirmed cases in washington, oregon and minnesota. and as carter evans reports, investigators are struggling to identify the source. >> chipotle says it is not necessary to close any of its restaurants in california, new york and ohio despite friday's confirmation of e. coli infections linked to outlets in those states. according to the centers of disease control a total of 45 people have been infected. that includes the newly reported cases, two in california, one in new york and on

ray brewer, wmur news 9. sean: today a franklin man , convicted of human trafficking and endangering the welfare of a child will learn his punishment. it took a jury less than an hour to find william shine guilty. the prosecution said shine was willing to sell a teenager for a $1000, and sex was part of the deal. shine also faces prison time for and child endangerment as well. right now manchester police need , your help to find an armed they say the man held up shawn' s corner market on somerville street around 8:30 last night. the clerk told officers the suspect appeared to be armed with a knife or box cutter when he demanded cash. the robber is described as a white man, possibly in his 20' s. he was wearing a black ski mask, white sweatshirt and distinctive grey gloves with black tips. it' s a short work week out there, and many of us will be hitting the roads soon. here' s a live look outside at manchester, where conditions are a lot nicer than they were at this time last year. meteorologist kevin skarupa

sean: let's start with ray brewer. ranch derry couple is wandering they are the target of vandalism. last wednesday somebody put dog feces on their van. the next morning they found it was spray painted. they got a rental car only to find it got tagged and sugar put in the gas tank. derry police say they are aware and investigating. sean: manchester police looking for the man that robbed a mobil station. he kaled he had weapon, though none was ever shown. he was last seen driving away on western street. the driver involved in a road rage incident over the weekend faces charges. in the cell phone video, you can see the car tailgate and cut off another vehicle before crashing. kevin: coming up, some of the the thanksgiving day parade. kevin: starting overmounted morning with clear skies. temperatures into the 20's to lower 30's this morning. highs this afternoon up into the 50's with a light wind out of the southwest. we'll talk about more clouds building in and some shower chances this week with the forecast coming up in

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. >> reporter: bigger issue is that if fda requires nutritional panel, most craft brewers are not so the up with that equipment. with new equipment like this at cost $100 thousand or more. brooklyn, and one in upstate new york. >> not that it a secret or difficult to get either, it comes down to the labels? >> it is the label. we're lucky, we made an investment a long time ago. a good part of your business is export related, we're also one of the larger craft brewers. >> reporter: reports for fox 5 news. christina: common core to holiday celebration, there is a lot going on this week. antwan: tomorrow is deadline for networkers po complete on-line public opinion survey regarding the common corps core standards. christina: thursday a federal judge is expected to hearing argument on boston marathon bomber tsarnaev's request for a new trial issue his lawyers say he deserves a new trial in a different location, where jurors will be impartial, this year tsarnaev was convinced and sentenced too death for his role in the deadly attacks in 2013. antwan: wednesday, thousands rock to midtown f

live in rochester, ray brewer, wmur news 9. sean: doctors, nurses, pharmacists, and others gathered in bedford today in hopes of learning more about what they can do to curb the opioid epidemic. the conference, called scope of pain, was a summit on safely prescribing opiates for pain. doctors say studies show that a high percentage of heroin addicts first abused pain medicaton. organizers say in order to crack down on the problem, it's just one piece of the puzzle. they talked about individualizing each prescription by assessing if the patient would even benefit from it, and what there risk of opiod addiction is. a manchester man wanted in connection to a shooting has been arrested in new york city. u.s. marshals arrested david chase rondon in the bronx. last month, neighbors reported hearing shots near enright park. a short time later, a 25-year-old man was dropped off at the emergency room. he had been shot in the foot. a manchester man is facing robbery charges, after police say he attempted to steal a bottle of wine from a

live in concord, ray brewer, wmur news 9. announcer: kevin skarupa with your storm watch 9 forecast. kevin: a dark day with rain making its way through the area. temperatures within a few degrees of where we started the day. clouds and scattered showers in place for the afternoon. not everyone sees it, but it will be out there. along with it, a brief downpour in the evening in the northern part of the state. expecting temperatures to level off in the 40' s to near 50. winds picking up out of the southeast, which will aid in keeping temperatures where they are. this moisture making its way through goes to our east later on and sets up a drier day tomorrow with the exception of the north country, which will have showers. as you notice, some shower activity starting to make its way in at the lunch hour in southeastern areas. not terribly organized. looking at a quarter inch to half inch out of this. yesterday, some spots of run it are rain. this all around an area of low pressure that eventually comes with more of a westerly bre

the milwaukee brewers, these were simply placeholder amounts. major league baseball commissioner. >> these emotional ceremonial first pitches that we see, great patriotic acts, some of them were in fact paid for by the pentagon. is that going to stop? >> let me be clear agent one thing. the price was discounted on the deal to avoid there being any appearance that those ceremonial acts were paid for. correct, sir? what i'm looking at the contract, it says directly on the contract, arizona air national guard soldier throwing out ceremonial first pitch at the home game. >> i'm not saying there are not contracts that contain that language. i'm saying, for example, we in fact discounted the deal so we were not receiving payment for those items. >> i don't think that that explanation holds water. >> reporter: in fact, contracts obtained by abc news show that some teams charge nothing for acts of patriotism. major league baseball says it will review the practice and tell its teams to make it crystal clear they're not being paid for on field patriotism.

mike brewer wants to know the truth. >> it's important to me and it's important to the group, too. talking about the victims, and the victim has that right coming and that's why i'm here for. how you doing, shawn? >> what's up. >> i just came by to see how you were doing, how things are. >> doing pretty good. >> yeah. we're getting to the real meat part of the program so and i need to know -- i need to know you trust me. do you trust me, i mean real trust me, and you trust the other guys in the group because that's an important thing, right. been doing this quite a while, and you chose this crime that you're talking about, yeah. is there something that you're leaving out of it? >> there's something i always leave out. >> yeah. that's why i keep telling you -- we all know, okay? >> yeah. >> we all know what it is that you're leaving out, put it that way. i'm not here to like you or dislike you. i need you to be honest with the other guys in the group because they have been honest with you. are you going to do that? i respect you, no matter what you do, put it that way. >> coming up,

ray brewer, wmur news 9. erin: and you can depend on news 9 for complete coverage of the mayoral races. right now at wmur.com, you will find video pictures from the candidates, along with info for each key city race in the state. t forget to download our free wmur mobile app. happening right now, president obama is signing a two-year budget deal. this comes on the eve of the default deadline. the deal will raise spending by the federal budget. numbers in the race for president top our commitment 2016 this noon. in a survey conducted by on with university, donald trump continues to lead with 26%, 10 points higher than ben carson, who is at 16. marker review is at 13% after marco rubio is a 13%, followed by john kasich at 11, jeb bush rounding out the top five with 7%. by now, senator rand paul is holding a student rally at the university of new hampshire at these are life and pictures as he talks about his policy plans and how much the youth vote matters. several presidential candidates will be in new hampshir

reporting live in manchester, ray brewer, wmur news 9. sean: we are expecting to learn more about an investigation in swanzey where a body was , discovered inside a home after a small fire. firefighters were called to a house on carlton road yesterday morning. when they arrived, someone had already put out the flames. the fire marshal' s office says the owner of the home had died on monday, the day before the fire and the body was still , inside. commitment 2016 now. historic day in the granite state. today marks the first day for presidential candidates to file for the primary election. at least two major candidates weren' t wasting any time. wmur' s andy hershberger has more the first candidates to file. democrat martin o' malley were the first get on the ballot in the primary. both were at the secretary of state' s office this morning in concord. o' candidate to sign up. he is lagging behind hillary clinton and bernie sanders in most polls. all that is required is a one-page form and $1000. the filing period runs through november 20. t

reporting live in manchester, ray brewer, wmur news 9. erin: ray, thank you. a concord man was arrested for allegedly pointing a shotgun at a pizza delivery man. police say the delivery driver was dropping food off at an apartment on north state street. that' s when 57-year-old robert martin, who appeared to be drunk , allegedly went into another room, got a shotgun, and pointed it at the driver. he' s charged with reckless threatening. a woman has been arrested for allegedly stealing a day donation jar in keene. police say rebekah o' kane is charged with theft, but it is a felony-level offense. she will face a judge today. a man wanted in a deadly overdose is due in court. police first arrested 25-year-old daniel fogg of west townsend vermont on sunday after he was found in a business parking lot passed out in his running car. drugs were also discovered in p.r. bail. police later learned he was border in bennington, vermont, him again, he took off runing and was eventually taken into custody. a three-car crash backed up the morning commute along to 293 southb

we begin with ray brewer. ray: two men who took part in the murder of a madbury teen will be sentenced today. aaron wilkinson was stabbed to death next year -- last year. zachary pinette and michael tatum pleaded guilty to second-degree murder in exchange for testimony against tristan wolusky. erin: a man who served time for his role in the killing of an epson police officer is back behind bars. kevin paul was arrested last night as a fugitive from justice. investigators think he is part of a burglary ring. cap gas this -- ted gatsas is officially won another term as mayor of manchester. sean: coming up on daybreak, you will soon have a new tool to boston thanks the son of a polish immigrant who grew up in a brooklyn tenement. he went to public schools, then college, where the work of his life began -- fighting injustice and inequality, speaking truth to power. he moved to vermont, won election and praise as one of america's best mayors. in congress, he stood up for working families and for principle, opposing

ray brewer is live near the scene of the murder. ray, what exactly are investigators doing right now? ray: adam, most of the morning investigators have been concentrating their search for evidence in the lawn of the home that you see there, about a block away from where robert was shot. beginning at place on ray street, where robert' s body was discovered the night of august 30, investigators used a device to pinpoint the line of sight where the evidence might be found. that led them to the front lawn of a house on the corner of carpenter and north adams street. members of the team taped off the front lawn into lanes, while lawn with metal detectors. it has been a little over two months since robert died from a single gunshot wound. robert was a longtime advertising employee for the union leader, and used to take walks in the north end neighborhood every sunday night. neighbors have said that they saw a pickup truck speeding away from the scene, but it' s unclear if that pickup was connected in any way with the shooting. the fbi and

reporting live in nashua, ray brewer, wmur news 9. sean: all right, ray, thanks. a third person charged in connection with the overdose death of rochester teen eve tarmey is facing a judge. 31-year-old leslie aberle is charged with dispensing a controlled drug with death resulting. police say the teen died from a fentanyl overdose. tarmey' s mother and her mother' s boyfriend are also charged in the case. aberle has another court date later this month. a tractor trailer truck crash on concord police say keith spence of meriden, connecticut was heading to boscawen when his tractor-trailer veered off the side of the road just north of exit 16 and struck several trees. spence was pinned inside the cab for a time. he was taken to the hospital where he is being treated for serious injuries. next at noon, testimony has resumed in the murder trial the massachusetts teen accused of killing his teacher after he refused to re-enter the courtroom after a break yesterday. and new poll numbers in the race for president. who is making gains in the crowded republican race? kevin

reporting live at the manchester boston regional airport, ray brewer, wmur news 9. josh: thanks very much. conference regarding holiday travel. pres. obama: president friends while lines -- president francois hollande and i agreed that we were together, adjusting tactics until they are beaten. that is our first goal. second, we continue to do everything possible to prevent attacks at home and abroad and to prevent foreign terrorist fighters from entering the united states or other nations. since 9/11, we have taken a short and merry measures to strengthen our homeland security , everything from aviation security to border security to information sharing. we have improved upon these actions over time. anytime there is an event, we have learned something from it, and we continue to refine it. we continue to improve upon our approaches as we speak. now, right now we know of no specific and credible intelligence indicating a plot on the homeland, and that is based on the latest information i just received in the situation room. it is similar to the information , the bri

that is where we find ray brewer. ray: this is not a new effort, but it does appear to beginning momentum. top liberty conservatives met near the state house to talk about replacing senator ayotte conservative. the closed door meeting and did selected. former house speaker bill brien' s name has been floated night. many who attended say they were upset with her record. >> she has been drinking the drinking it and that is a problem. it is a problem for the people who fought for her and worked for her and knocked on doors for her, that she is now turning her back on them. ray: now, former new hampshire gop chairman jack kimball says it is key that the movement get behind a single candidate so that support is not split. senator ayotte responded by telling news 9 that new hampshire comes first and that she is focused on doing her job results. reporting live, ray brewer. sean: thanks. with governor maggie hassan also running for senator ayotte' s seat, the race to replace her in the corner office is growing. mark connolly

ab inbev is already the world's largest brewer. sab miller is already the world's second largest brewer. together, they will be a brew- hemoth. absolutely massive, part of the world's top 10 companies. also with 30% of the world's market share. one in three pints will come from this combined entity if it goes through. obviously, the combined entity would have a footprint that extends throughout the world. easy to understand why this took a while and why there are still many hurdles to clear, particularly in china and the united states, which is why ab inbev said they don't expect completion until the second half of next year. manus: sab miller, their stake in miller coors comes into play. what do we reckon it is worth? for $12ey sold it billion. the idea is that if sab miller had not sold its stake in its , thenventure to molson together with ab inbev, they would have 70% of the united states market, which the regulators would not have liked. they decided to clear that hurdle perhaps before it was presented to them. now, they're ju

contessa brewer, cbs news, new york. >>> that is the overnight news for this monday. for some of you the news continues. for others check back with us a little later for the morning news and "cbs this morning."