about 98 degrees in concord. what a way to spend a monday evening, plenty of choices for something to eat. you may be going to the ice cream first. it's about 17, 18 degrees warmer than normal. haze as well from the fire. smoke wafting from montere county heading our direction. that will change tomorrow. the heat will change tomorrow. as a matter of fact concord will struggle to hit 70 as soon as thursday. that's 30 degrees cooler than today. san francisco, you are warm, 76 but that's relatively speaking because we have widespread 90s, concord, 98, the hot spot and liver moor 96 degree, right arrange 60 for sand jose and liver moor, napa 54, concord continue and minimal cloud cover along the coastline, you will notice the low pressure area to the south and that low is bringing rain to san diego county and portions of san bernardino county. it's raining in the southern california area, whereas we are baking in 100 degree temperatures away from the water. the change of wind, ocean breeze comes back tomorrow. so a s

you can see the temperatures 56, laconia. 58, concord. with the clear skies and the sunset, the cold will really settle in. the winds are really moving around. plants if you live up in this region. and also in northern grafton county and northern carroll county, these areas may also see frost. but if you are in concord, nashua, salem, no problems at least with frost tonight. these are the latest advisories from the national weather service. the purple areas are where there hard frost. northern carroll county will have more of a spotty frost. here is how things will go overnight tonight. clear skies. in the far northern part of the state, there may be passing clouds. temperatures will be cool in the morning. we will weakly recover up into the 60's later tomorrow afternoon. look at laconia, up into plymouth. if at all tomorrow. it will definitely feel more fall like. tomorrow night, we will take the cake for the cold. the possibility for frost as far as concord monday morning. we are in for some cold nights with this pattern of clear skies

happened again in concord... and police are puzzled over the motive. >>> a theft of several yards of artificial turf has happened again in concord. and police are pretty puzzled over the motive over the weekend. someone set off with turf at a garden and equipment business on monument boulevard. it was more than 100 square feet and had been custom fit for the area. concord police are at a loss do explain the mote i have had. >> it's cut -- motive. >> it's cut specifically for that yard, so unless they are cutting it down for a smaller area that they are going to lay it, there is really no value to it. you can't recycle it. it's really no value at all. >> reporter: unless you have a piece that fits perfectly with what was taken. police say it cost more than $950 to install, so stealing it is technically a felony. back in may a homeowner had most of her artificial lawn completely ripped out. >>> and speaking of concord, live for us and bringing back dinner don't. hey, paul. >> reporter: wouldn't that be nice. you kn

donations at the concord police department. great effort, by the way. sean: big thank you to everybody that helped out there. coming up on "daybreak," a tough break during the home opener. quarterback, jimmy garoppolo left the game. what fellow players saying about the new hurdle. erin: health officials are issuing a warning to chicken owners. why they are being told not to kiss their birds. more rain chances expected. kevin: wet start to the day. there are going to be some spots. thankfully nothing strong. ponding out there in 70's. dewpoints remaining in the 60's through the afternoon. we'll look at drier and warmer times ahead along with other rain and shower chances with your forecast coming up. sean: thanks. got dicey in the end. the patriots beating 31-24 gillette stadium. the win game at a loss. garoppolo who is filling in was great while he was in the game. he threw two passes and another to martel bennett completing 18 passes for 234 yards and three touchdowns. right here he got hurt. late in the second quarter, he was driven into the ground on

concord home with merrimack. tomahawks a good quarter. 55 yard touchdown, made it 28-7, merrimack in front. under pressure, going to double pump and then he's and touchdown made it 28-14 game, but the tomahawks cruised from there. 55-20. salem off to a 4-0 start. they beat timber lane on saturday, 22-14 was the final there. bow also new hampshire tackle collection site, as they host. and bow is in blue. matt harkens fires to the end catch for the touchdown. falcons failed 7-6, plenty of time for plymouth. brandon roy deep downfield to doesen. the injury receiver catches it for the touchdown last play of the half. rushing 251 yards and three touchdowns and plymouth stays unbeaten. win it 28-12. how about john stark, they're home hosting the kingswood knights in the first half. the ramsey gosselin throws it up for his big tight end. mike kellyhalls it in. a first down for kingswood. the generals are for real. drew mccorey forced out of the pocket and barrels into the end zone. john stark improves to 4-0. they win i

wbz's jim smith is live for us tonight in concord, new hampshire. jim? >> reporter: a once comfortable lead for hillary clinton here in the state of new hampshire has now apparently evacuated and some polls even show this race as neck and neck. so mayor marty walsh came up to new hampshire to huddle with >> marty walsh! >> reporter: a northern road trip for boston's mayor, marty walsh heading to a concord apple orchard to give a pep talk to democrats and see about a donald trump presidency and polls showing the race tightening. >> we need to make sure that we win this office. we can't just expect to think that donald trump is going to implode. i feel deep down inside of me, that he can't be elected president of america for a host of reasons. number 1 he doesn't respect the

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erin: concord is stuffing its cruiser full of food. stuff the cruiser event took place at the market basket yesterday. volunteers collected non-perishable food items. more stuff a cruiser events will be held this week. people can drop off police department. sean: big thank you to everybody that helped out. coming up, a tough break for the new england patriots dug their home opener. quarterback, jimmy garoppolo, left the game. what fellow players are saying about the new hurdle. erin: health officials are issuing a warning to chicken owners. why they are being told to not kiss their birds. kevin: much needed rainfall and other chances coming up. when i first found out that carl had been using heroin on and off for a year. i immediately thought not my son. i found him in his bathroom with a syringe still in his hand and that was the worst day of my life. annie kuster is leading the fight regarding this opioid epidemic. she's trying to do everything she can to get laws changed. so this doesn't happen again. she's definitely a leader. i ju

if you have any information, call concord police department. sharon katsuda, today in the bay. >> thank you very much. >>> developing overnight, a state of emergency has been declared in north carolina as protesters clash with police a second night in a row. arrests and riot gear. police decked out in riot gear, firing tear gas into a crowd blocking the interstate. the violence only escalated from there. one person is in critical condition after being shot by another protester. police are stressing the shooter was not a police officer. >> i don't know, they just shot somebody, he was laying there in front of the omni, there was blood and a crowd of people, i don't know if he's dead. >> four police officers were also injured in that melee. the charlotte community is reeling after a black police officer shot and killed a black man named keith lamont scott during an investigation at an apartment building. we will look at the damage left behind in a live report in the next hour. until then, go to nbcbayarea.com for continuing coverage. >>> at home.

you start to slow down again in bow and up to exit 14 in concord as you head forth. further north things are looking pretty good on 89 and 93. 101 west is sluggish from manchester out to bedford. heavy and slow on the everett turnpike, northbound through merrimack as well. all clear 101 to hampton. at the seacoast we have an accident that has the shoulder blockedded on route 16 north at the little bay bridge. that's just adding to the exits 1 and 6 as you make your way north on the spaulding turnpike. the report being brought to you by auto fair. i'm peggy james. jean: up next, we know the name of the man accused of opening fire inside a massachusetts pharmacy, where police are searching for him tonight. josh: and a new look at the deadly police shooting that >> boxes of food are already being stacked up here in nashua. i'm cherise leclerc, we'll tell you how you can get involved with new hampshire tackles hunger next. jean: at 5:30 have you seen this woman? her family is desperately searching tonight and police need your help. josh: then at 6:00 an elaborate hack ne

a car smashes into a home in concord. what police say caused the driver to go off the road. jason: it's feeling a bit more like september. cooler temperatures around the way. a trail of damage. the close call when wind knocked over trees. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy visit ncicap.org] >> no one covers new hampshire like we do. now wmur news 9 tonight. >> tonight, remembering the lives lost on 91115 years ago. ceremonies were held across the state to honor first responders who risked their lives and a tradition came to an end at the states veterans cemetery in boscawen. mike cronin was there. mike: the 100 nights of remembrance is in its 90 or, a powerful ceremony reminding people to never forget -- in its ninth year, a powerful ceremony reminding people to never forget. ? mike: on sacred ground, the sounof hampshire tradition honored the victims and heroes of 9/11. as part of the annual 100 nights of remembrance from memorial day through 9/11 -- [no audio] >> a live bugle every night to

concord is clear.ord in livermore are finally joining the party and getting out of the 80s and 90s. all of these temperatures are below average. some areas will be in the upper 60s not too far away. the wind is a concern for firefighters, it can gusts 30 to 35 miles an hour. the cooler temps and the humidity are making quite a difference compared to 3 days ago when it was really hot. that is not the case right now. locales -- low clouds are moving in. we have a stronger secondary system that will be coming in late sunday into monday. with the direction that the winds are coming from, west southwest vacaville, gusts at 33 miles an hour. we are looking at northwest for san jose. low 50s for many endif 50s -- and mid-50s in some areas. i think on tuesday it was 76 here and now it's 48 work this was 79 couple days ago and now 55. we're looking at a lot of 40s. this is really coast. it is very cool. this system is coming in which will chew up the 5. saturday is looking pretty good. -- chewing up the fog. sa

days off 40 off at spca in concord, a fundraiser was held. the walk was held on saturday at delta dentist. dozens showed up with pets in tow. staff says this money is needed now more than ever after the recent spike of animals in their care. >> good morning. >> we were expecting five to come in, we ended up with 40. 38 cats, two dogs, mostly we continued and yesterday, we got six more. we today are getting more and more animals coming in. opening people's eyes and letting them know it's in the community by attending an event like this is great. >> the money raised will help spay and neuter the 40 animals that were dropped off. >> well, the 2016 comic c conneconv among the games was pokeaid, for the pokemon go to help the food bank. >> pokemon go, we set up where pokemon players are playing. we set up donations for canned goods for the food bank. their goal is to donate 1,000 meals this weekend. new developments on the shooting rampage in philadelphia. >> good morning, new hampshire. 11 minutes past 7:00 now. there's a live look in portsmouth.

i'm elyce kirchner live in concord tonight. what police discovered inside their home that may have prompted the violent attacks. >>> also the mystery in the bay. our investigators any closer to finding the source of this oil spill near vallejo? >>> i will never forget that feeling of somebody doing something so nice in the face of just a horrific time. >> paying it forward. in tonight's "bay area proud," using kindness to overcome tragedy. >>> and it certainly feels like the first day of fall. 70 degrees in san jose, breezy conditions here, and snow showers across the sierra. the forecast for the weekend is sure to get your attention as temperatures soar back to summer-like levels. your forecast when we come right back. >>> tonight a twist in a home invasion and double shooting. police in concord have some answers in what may have brought the shooters to that home in the first place. this happened on bella drive in a quiet neighborhood a few blocks from the concord b.a.r.t. station. elyce kirchner is near the scene with details

still in extreme drought, severe levels in concord. in the lakes region and further north you're at either moderate or not considered in a drought. so that's good for foliage, in it's expected to be great, in the southern part of the state not so much. in the 80's now concord, manchester, nashua. 70's in the north country. yes, we do have some rain on the way. you can see it up in canada, and it's going to be dropping down into our area during the day tomorrow. i'll show you the timing of these showers and what the weekend looks like, ahead. josh: the extreme drought and now. but for farmers who grow christmas trees, this dry year will result in long-term losses. adam sexton is in milford to explain why. reporter: it might seem early to start talking about the holidays, but when it comes to christmas trees, this year's drought has been a real grinch. at miracle acres farm in milford it would take divine interintervention to bring back the christmas trees that tried and failed to put down roots in year died. reporter: farmer david wheel

investigators are still trying to figure out how the fire started. >>> police and concord are pulling for one of their own to get well soon. he is a k-9 officer with an injured part of a young pup is nowhere close to retirement age. several -- deborah tells us how he got hurt. >> he's been very quiet and lonely. >>reporter: officer sansone and bono for partners one year at the state the driveway is as close as bono get to work. bono still game but there's a not trade there. >> wish they could be a cooler story we were trying to catch a bad guy. bono is at his first competition, a top dog contest gathered in vacaville last month putting dogs through their paces and agility and detection and apprehension and bono started strong and won a trophy but then landed badly of a six- foot wall and tore a ligament. >> is attempting to bring him to work with me. i can feel the knot in of the injury is there. i won't chances. an bono had some therapy and on wednesday come surgery to hopefully get him back in action . he is a popular ambassador for the k-9 unit and makes many public appearances. sa

the public trust, and up next, travel to concorde, massachusetts to the meeting house. stay tuned. ? amazing sleep stays with you all day and all night. don't miss the biggest sale of the year. right now save 50% on the labor day limited edition bed, plus 36-month financing. hurry ends monday! discussion, we are bringing art into the discussion. the meetinghouse is a multifaceted art installation design for the public to share and explore history and issues of race. it is a national historic landmark. a location that was an important setting for discussions dating back to the revolution. first emancipated african american men and women and features an open space as seen here. it is con wanted -- it is complemented by objects indoors including a manuscript including the first published african-american -- and a warning poster from 1951. and also a professor. they will be discussing a poetry reading on the site on september 24. welcome to the program. there is a lot to unpack here. tell us about all we will see. >> it is a sculpture, the pavilion, ironic is that it wasn't

so a nice day, not too hot. 95 in concord. at least you have the ac there.ook at the temperatures. they tumble. that will be good relief. 60s to 70s to your wednesday. breezy and cooler. really for thursday, seasons are changing. we're looking at mid to upper 70s. cooler coast for your monday, the cooling will spread on tuesday. notice those temperatures. they really take a nose dive. low 60s at our beaches. then we'll start to notice the temperatures are coming right back up again. warming up for the first weekend of fall. isn't that appropriate? we get that here in the bay area as you know. temperatures in the upper 80s. it will be hot again sunday, mid-90s inland, upper 60s at the beaches. you can track it with our abc 7 news app. it's free to download. >> i can't wait. >>> now, abc 7 sports with mike shumann. >> the raiders hosting the falcons. however, giving up 500 yards in back-to-back games won't get it done. raiders honored stabler at halftime since heart surgery. 14-13 raiders. matt ryan. his office put. you 528 on the raiders defense. up 7 after t

concord right now at 55. 53 out the door in oakland.o visibility you can see the low clouds and fog creeping into parts of the east bay, livermore, san jose, oakland, we're hearing of delays over at sfo of more than an hour now on arriving flights because of those low clouds. even though visibility is okay, once again the low clouds creeping into parts of the north bay, as well. here's your weather headlines around the bay. we are going to see mostly sunny skies by later on this afternoon, once the morning low clouds and fog burns off. but temperatures going to remain cool like i said well below average for this time of the year. and it stays that way tomorrow as well and then we have a rain chance this weekend. we'll talk more about that, talk about how likely it is, what day, all that good stuff, but first we have some mass transit delays. here's roqui. >> we do. if you are heading out right now on bart or the sf bay ferry, listen to this. we have some delays and cancellations to tell you about. starting with an sf bay ferry to south

that is a real september feel. 68 in plymouth. 78 in concord. it was steamy in southern portions of the state, easily in the low 80's after the sun came out. out. the wind gusts have been strong. concord. stronger in coos county. it will still be breezy as the colder air is coming down. look at the dew points. 24 hours ago, they were flirting with 70 degrees. now that they are in the 40's, it is refreshing air in place. along with the actual air temperatures going down, tonight you don't need the a.c. temperatures in the 40's. a to the 30's in the north country tonight. 48 in laconia. 45 in concord. 51 in manchester overnight tonight. let me break down the forecast for monday. tomorrow, it will be bright and sunny. low humidity. temperatures in the 70's at the coastline. inland areas a little bit warmer. concord more like the mid to upper 70's. in the northern part of the state, lower 70's. watching the tropics closely. no actual storms have formed yet but watching this one close that may come in over the next couple of days. it will not pose an

mike: it began as a normal day at spca in concord. and thursday ended with 40 new animals. >> hi, guys. >> lori taylor says they took in two dogs and 38 cats, some of kittens just two days ago. the overflow of animals forcing staff to use bathrooms as temporary homes. >> it's overwhelming and i give complete kudos to the safe. everybody was on hand ready to go. >> five of the animals were surrendered. several others were strays and 22 were taken from an apartment in the greater concord area, where the shelter says they were living in subpar conditions. >> they thought there were only about a dozen animals, and more and more a the apartment they found more. >> this little baby is haley, at just six weeks old, she is adorable. and in good felt, as are most of the animals who are rescued. >> relatively good health. little things here and there, here mites and the biggest concern is making sure the adjustment period goes well. >> the rescue time is when they're hosting one of the biggest fundraisers. single day. the animals can be adopted

one hard hit area was concord, where we saw flooding in some areas. our team coverage begins with meteorologist kevin skarupa. we needed this. kevin: over two inches of rain in the capital city. three inches of rain in parts. the heaviest rain was along and overnight. the same areas that heavy rain now have lighter rain with even more focused rain to the south of our border down through massachusetts and southern new england. a lot of that is moving generally eastward through the afternoon. temperatures this afternoon are slowly making their way into the 70's. dew points in the 60's. the humidity is there this afternoon. it will likely remain through tomorrow. approaching. all the details on that coming up in a few minutes. sean: thanks. from flooded basements to flooded cars, this much needed rain wasn't a welcome way to start this week for some in concord. wmur's ray brewer is live there this noon with more on why. good afternoon. ray: good afternoon, sean furey some sections -- sean. some sections of this neighborhood were underwater hose was gushi

. >> torrential rain was too much for one concord neighborhood. dwayne hardy's basement was under 2 feet of water this morning. >> i'm not sure if it's poor drainage, but it's filling up my house, the neighbor's house. at least 2 feet of water ith in the water. >> i think the water rolled up to the muffler and engine when i backed out at 3:30 this morning. >> the state's climatologist says the rain will dampen the soil but won't make a difference in terms of the ground water that feeds into the lakes and streams. >> some of those plants look great with the water. sexual assault arrest in nashua coming up next. >> where authorities tracked do unthe man accused of sexually assaulting an 11-year-old girl. >> and stocking the shelves at the food bank. the donation and the difference it will make for ights, she's squarely with donald trump: trump: planned parenthood should absolutely be defunded. vo: ayotte agrees, voting six times to do just that - defund planned parenthood. and both oppose our right to safe and legal abortion. ayotte: i certainly thi

we got to 67 in in concord. the average high for this time in september is about 73. so we're right there in most locations. at least from concord and points south. that's where the temperatures remain at the moment. concord at 73, but it already cool up north, 64 degrees in whitefield and littleton, so it's goingo be real chilly in the northern community overnight. 7:00 a.m. tomorrow morning at the bus stop for the kids, it's going to be chilly, definitely but in the afternoon you can shed it because it going to be warm again, back into the 70's with the bright sunshine. here's our saturday. we're going to start out with bright sun, later in the afternoon clouds will move in. that changes on sunday. here comes some much needed showers. notice they're spotty, we'll get at least a couple showers in here, but it's not an all day rain and not washout. overnight tonight, coldest temperatures up north, you see the 30's up in berlin, littleton, advisory for coos county, if you still have sensitive plants in the ground. you want toover them up tonight. watching the tropics c

it is still plenty warm. 97 at concord and san francisco. it is 77 degrees in san francisco right now. unusually warm, and there is still that beach hazard statement through the night for big rip currents -- currants. we have a large swell and a large area of high pressure that eases up tomorrow. things will begin to cool off. highs today hit 100 degrees at concord. same for livermore. 88 degrees. as the high begins to ease up, a little bit of cooling tomorrow, but more significant cooling tuesday and wednesday. it will be dry through the weekend, but we can all take a bit of a breath. by tuesday, as numbers do come down, clear and mild. 7:05 p.m., you want to catch the game, it looks like a good night for it. overnight lows on the balmy side. temperatures in the 50s outside in the bay area. sun up tomorrow. five minutes before 7:00 and the forecast tomorrow is close to average close to the shoreline. san francisco is 71 is close to the average of 70, but concord well above average. san jose 86 tomorrow. oakland 76 degrees. and for south bay

still hanging onto summer-like heat concord points south. a little cooler but still pleasantly warm lakes region and plymouth. north woods. down to 68 in pittsburg along the canadian border. dew points have fallen off as well, so uncomfortable during the morning and afternoon. downright steamy around 1:00, 2:00, then the dew points fall off to 6 # or below and may hang around in the slightly humid range through tomorrow morning but then rise a little more saturday night into early on saturday. then you're going to really notice a big dip as we go into sunday afternoon as the winds freshen out of the northwest and it dries out considerably. sunday night and monday night on the way for new hampshire. but for tonight down to 50 far north, on average upper 50's to 60's elsewhere. even no the weekend will not be hot, it will still be on the toasty side with readings slightly above the average. 70's to around 80 tomorrow and again on sunday, as for the cooler weather back in the plains states, lower to mid 70's will take over with a lot of sun on

you can see 100 degrees towards liver more and concord. upper 90s for santa rosa and napa and out towards antioch and san jose 93 and san francisco 86 degrees. today the second hottest day of the year have to go back to april 6th in san francisco's 87th. the second hottest day of the year in san francisco for 2016. on the satellite right now we still have mostly clear skies. we will come in closer and patchy fog starting to develop near the monterey bay. today is the hottest day of the week. you can see the current numbers and showing you upper 90s towards livermore and concord and san francisco with the cooling breeze come down to 76. we will let you know how much cooling you can except in the forecast. bigger change for the week and more in a few minutes explain the coast guard issued a warning about hazardous conditions at bay area beaches. dangerous rip currents from sonoma to monterey bay. people are urged to be careful in and around the waves. the san francisco fire department says six surfers had to be rescued after being pulled out

christian mcclellan threw three touchdowns passes and matt burke scored twice for concord. over the next few weeks, high school football teams will host collection sites for our 4th annual new hampshire tackles hunger campaign, merrimack valley got things started touchdown pass. pride with the ball. chase keyser finds cam tillman who breaks a couple of tackles and gets 37 yards on the play and then a few plays later, it will be keyser to evan martin 3 . the eagles go on to win, 33-20. kingswood at con-val, cougars yards and 3 touchdowns, he also ran for 75 yards and two td's plymouth at laconia. rest for 27 -- rushed for 207 yards. it was a blackout at windham tonight as the jaguars took on the redhawks of scores to get the jaguars on the board, 7-0. that will always strike up the band, the redhawks trying to make something happen, caleb yianakopolos finds his big brother, henry yianakopolos over the middle. first down, but that drive would stall. cody potter hits jake aleska behind the defense, the junior runnin gback takes it down to about the 30 yard line. that would set

tomorrow concord 100. san francisco86. bay plenty of sunshine down 101 to morgan hill 100 degrees. over 17 there's los gatos at 97. half moon bay pacifica good place to at least get a little breath of cooler air with readings at the beach in the 70s. inland though, whoo, hot! ! 96 at brentwood. warmer at walnut creek 101. that's what happens with an offshore flow. 97 dublin. 99 pleasanton. up in the north bay, sonoma, santa rosa, san rafael, petaluma, everybody is in the 90s tomorrow including ukiah, cloverdale in the mid-90s. 100 in the warmest spots tomorrow in the east bay. and then tuesday, wednesday, thursday we'll cool off and we'll back into the 70s by next weekend. but between now and then, we have some hot times to deal with and some exciting times in sports. lots going on. >>> the raiders offense may be on a roll but the defense has room for improvement. it's given up over 1,000 yards in the first two games. vern is in nashville with more on this week's matchup. >> reporter: all right, welcome to the grand ole op

13 in concord. also seeing heavy traffic on 202 eastbound between chichester and epsom. 101 west is sluggish. the everett turnpike volume is picking up through merrimack on the northbound side between the beach. there is some paving going on, route 33 between stratham and greenland that's had things backed up in both directions throughout the day. and it's stop and go on the spaulding turnpike north through newington and portsmouth. i'm peggy james. josh: next at 5:00, a horrible act of violence caught on surveillance, an elderly man shot while watering his lawn. now a reward is being jean: there is relief in one part of the country tonight, a man who police say targeted drivers in a shooting spree is behind bars. mike: the latest front to move on there does mean a shower or storm for some as we go through tonight. a timeline ahead. >> a statue sitting outside this v.f.w. in salem has been stolen, we'll show you what it looks like and how you can help get it narrator: fewer new hampshire students ar

in concord haaziq madyun kron4news >> britteny: a great weather pattern for us to be in a warming trend of the weekend this week and will be the same temperature down again from yesterday. the cut: each day from a week and announce it will be the coolest and the rest of your work we just marl 3 degrees and santa rosa and her car in the '50s in downtown san francisco at 61. and then 65 redwood city and then 70 degrees and 73 and clover dale mid-70s net was 74 and in fairfield 79 vallejo 73 along the creek temperatures danville at 70 degrees 66 fremont and 73 and even spread for temperature is mainly in the '60s and '70s to the entire area and it's for real daylight that 6:00 dealing with sunshine inland location 67 at 6:07 p.m. 64 agrees 59 by 9:00 p.m.. house from the region tomorrow or seven days for san francisco 79 about 84 degrees in santa rosa any notice temperatures back to the eight antioch livermore conquered 73 degrees and hay were 75 san jose. track how much warmer it will go and all those details in the three day forecast. >> gabe: and attest to secure a question of us are. 2

in concord we reached 39. the average low for this time in concord is in the mid 40's, so this was definitely a little of a cool night. look at the high temperatures that we reachedod warmer today even up north, all of of us cracking 70 degrees. in concord we got up to 77 degrees this afternoon. that's where we stand even now. it's 75 in manchester, 70 in rochester, 74 in plymouth. about 70 in whitefield. the winds have been right out of the south today so that's why the temperatures were a little bit warmer. you see the winds up near 14 miles per hour in laconia, but generally speaking it a very here are the overnight temperatures tonight, certainly nowhere near as chilly as it was this morning, even up north no worries for frost tonight, in berlin about 42 degrees, 49 laconia, about 45 in concord, we'll be in the low 50's for manchester and into portsmouth. you're going to notice this, within the next two hours or so, as it's rising on the horizon, we have a full moon tonight and it's the full harvest moon,

live in concord, adam sexton. shelley: thank you. on the democratic side of the race for governor, three men with political experience. executive counselor colin van ostern, former representative mark connolly and former jean mackin joins us live from derry. jean: they sayhis is an open seat but the democrats want to keep the corner office in their own party. we caught up with a few of them shaking a few more hands today. an early start on the campaign trail for former state representative mark connolly. he met with voters at the bridge cafe in manchester and with the media. he says he's the candidate with the experience to best represent the election. >> i know myself. i know i'm ready for this job and i ask everybody in new hampshire to consider my candidacy tomorrow. it's critical. the people we vote tomorrow could determine the next several years. jean: across the city, former portsmouth mayor steve marchand felt at home. the westside native stopped by chez vachon. his side. >> it's a little bit like the little engine that very m

. >> concord police were looking for the gunman who shot a man and a woman snowed a home. we first brought it to you as breaking news at 11:00 last night and our reporter is at concord police with the latest. do we know in it was targeted or random? >> unclear. investigators are here right now, meeting about the case. they tell me that when they look at the location and at what happened it looks like a targeted attack. neighbors hoping that is the case. >> residents in the new, quiet, center point subdecision in concord say it was tough to sleep lap night at gunfire shattered the quiet before 10:00 p.m. i was kind scared. i want sure whoever did this was still in the neighbor. >> concord police say one, maybe two, men want inside of a home and opened fire. the 29-year-old woman was shot in the arm. the 28-year-old man was shot in the head. >> it is very prison. i am-- very brazen. i am not sure in they were followed into the house they survived. the hen drove away in a pickup truck. police do not know the motive behind the shooting but it looks like it was targeted but, st

beyond that it does gradually warm up a little after a frosty start for some, mainly concord north and west early monday. we'll see full sunshine, mid 60's south, upper 50's north, best chance of rain between the start of the weekend and early night into tuesday, possibly up near 70 again wednesday, thursday and on into friday. so it's certainly going to feel the part of autumn, it should, after all, in late september. tom: yes, it should. i like the name of the race, the bad boy, good stuff. jennifer: our live team coverage of race weekend continues in just minutes from new hampshire motor speedway. >> you know, that bad boy off road 300, that was named after jason king in a golf cart. >> bad boy. when i first found out that carl had been using heroin on and off for a year. i immediately thought not my son. i found him in his bathroom with a syringe still in his hand and that was the worst day of my life. annie kuster is leading the fight regarding this opioid epidemic. she's trying to do everything she can to get laws changed. she's definitely a leader. i just love annie. i'm annie k

nearest 68 in concord. 62, plymouth. the average high for this time of september is 69. since we had a cooler day, and this cool and dry air mass is on top of us along with clear skies, we have the recipe for really chilly air tonight. degrees. that means that there will likely be a few more degrees picked off. it could fall into the upper 20's in whitefield and little thin tonight. 48, laconia right now. 51, and chester. no threat for frost in concord and places south. the clear skies over us will continue overnight. maybe some patchy fog. our temperatures will continue to go down. in littleton, close to 30. up to the lakes region, in the 30's. 43, concord. 40's for southeastern portions of the stage. here are the latest updates from the national weather service. if you are in this purple area and you are getting ready to t to cover those immediately. this will be an area where there is widespread frost. there is a chance of some frost in northern grafton county and northern carroll county. i would cover of my plants if i was living in those areas with the threat of fro

live in concord. sharon katsuda, today in the bay. >>> developing out east, live out to charlotte, north carolina. all is calm now, but this is after a full night of developments in that southern city. state of emergency declared in north carolina with the clouds over the city now as protesters clashed with police for a second night in a row. police in riot gear fired tear gas into a crowd blocking the interstate and the violence only escalated from there. one person is in critical condition after being shot by a protester. they stress the shooter was not a police officer. >> i don't know, they shot somebody laying there in front of the omni, there was blood, there was a crowd of people. i don't know if he's dead. >> panic, confusion, tear gas. four police officers were also injured in that melee. all of the chaos resulting from a police involved shooting tuesday when a black police officer shot and killed a black man named keith lamont scott during an investigation at an apartment building. we will t

up in hooksett, stop and go as you head towards concord. junction. delays from 106 out to dover road. 101 west is busy at the 114 intersection, heading into bedford. the everett turnpike north fill in through merrimack looking good from manchester to hampton on 101. and the spaulding turnpike north is packed in from gosling boulevard to the little bay bridge. i'm peggy james. jean: a controversial pipeline in north dakota will move forward. but the challenges are not over. what the justice department is now planning over this project. tom: granite staters remembering the lives lost on september 11 ahead of this weekend's somber anniversary. mike: temperatures are heading lower as we move through the weekend, a look at the other changes on the way. indecent exposure investigation, how the charges against this man compare to three prior convictions. tom: strong words from the first responders of new hampshire's biggest city for politicians trying to make a narrator: fewer new hampshire udents are graduating debt free, while wall street and oil funding

mid to upper 60's for many. 70's in and around the state capitol in concord. it's quite muggy out there. that is leading to allow cloudiness and the fog. on the humid side tomorrow morning, the dew point will drop tomorrow morning, so slightly less humid. we get to wednesday and a noticeable change. it will still be warm, but the dew point down to 43 means it's much more comfortable out this for outdoor activities for the mid part of the week. by the way, wednesday, last full day of summer. 53 overnight low up north, on average around 60, 63 in in the upper valley. there is still a lot of summer to be had in terms of the temperatures from the ohio valley through the midwest stretching through the central and southern plains. the big t in dallas, 100 and 86 at this late hour of the evening but a lot of the warmth building up toward chicago will spill in here later this week. we flip into autumn at 10:21, average. a little bit of drizzle early tomorrow morning and quickly developing sun by the late morning, the latest into the afternoon. more sunshine on wednesd

get from concord.tracking the late with break is news hf%out of lo cabos. £ set up in 1+umexico as hurrican newton gaining strength. it turned to a hurricane right before it made shore. these are pictures coming in out of cabo this morning with the hurricane hitting cabo san lucas in the early-morning hours. we are watching the storm come up. it is right over the west coast. that means that cabo is on the stronger side of the storm. >> it was. and about 3:00 in the morning is when it hit landfall down there. so still dark. win was whipping and things were flying around. a lot h"kof folk were obviously battening down and ride it hf7out. it is working its way up the baja peninsula. a category one hurricane right now. that area in red that outline the baja peninsula, that is the hurricane warning that in effect. we have xdtropical storm warni as well. it doesn't just impact the baja peninsula but on the western coast here of main land mexico, you see the warnings there as well. that is a7because this s

concord police say a double shooting does not appear to be random.eone shot a man and woman after bursting into their home last night. the victims are in their 20s. they are in critical condition. >> three, breaking news from charlotte, north carolina and an update, the family of the man shot and killed by police will be allowed to see the video of the death today. that is according to the mayor who also is considering imposing a curfew after a second night of violence. >> four, investigators are trying to determine the source of two large oil slicks found in san pablo bay. the coast guard collected samples before they disappeared. it could be the source of the foul odor. >> five, this man, thompson, is facing felony charge after smashing a pie in the face of sacramento's mayor, kevin johnson during a charity dinner. they got into a brawl last night. thompson suffered some injuries and will appear in court tomorrow. johnson is okay. >> six, accweather, fall arrives in 30 minutes with breezes and cooler temperatures. the winds are with us the entire d

overnight 50's and 60's. 55 in concord, about 60 degrees in manchester. here is the school day forecast. so i would probably have your kiddo in rain gear, have it available tomorrow morning, especially if you live in the north country and then it's possible that we get a few more showers into the afternoon. the race forecast up in loudon this weekend, sunny and much cooler. by the way, it was 90 degrees the last time we had a race in 61 there. 30-degree difpks from the last time they were racing in new hampshire. now next week, cool, still in the 60's and still dry, no big change in terms of wet weather which we desperately need. tom: the drives like 61 better than 90. hayley: yes, it doesn't affect the pavement as mitch and not as sweaty, too. tom: let's go to jason king with the sports. jamie: the patriots having their way with the texans and vo: kelly ayotte says she's on our side, but on our rights, she's squarely with donald trump: trump: planned parenthood should absolutely be defunded. vo: ayotte agrees, voting six times to do just that - defund pl

. >>> this morning police are still investigating what someone was doing near concord's water source. for a second time someone broken the locks to the water tank leaving clues behind. blair miller went to concord to see what happened. >> reporter: water crews took me up this hill that is filled with water tanks where the second time in two months someone broken the locks to the tanks that hold the town of concord's water supply. >> i believe it is the same group of people that decided to -- to break the lock on august 1. >> reporter: whether the motive for the breach is sinister or not is unclear, though investigators tell fox25, they found beer cans near the site, and they believe teens are likely responsible. whoever did it gained access to one of the water tanks holding millions of gallons, but what happened from there not clear. crews are now testing the water to find out. >> if there was a nefarious act here, it wasn't in the >> reporter: that tank now offline while crews investigate. some comfort for the 20,000 people who get the water here but still frustrated because the town

we're not seeing any delays on interstate 89 from concord to lebanon and back down into concord. 101, 111, and 95 are up to speed to friday morning commute. this report is brought to you by autofair from the traffic network. i'm deb davidson for 95.7 wzid. erin: new hampshire supreme court has decided to uphold the state's rape shield law. that means that the sexual history of murdered u.n.h. student, lizzi marriott, will remain sealed. ray brewer live now. he's at the state supreme court in concord to tell us how this ruling is going to impact the future cases as well. ray: good morning, erin. legal analyst that we spoke with said that the state supreme court's decision honoring the rape shield law will protect future victims of sexual assault. victim's rights advocates are calling the ruling ground breaking. the state's highest court ruled to keep the sexual history of murder victim lizzi marriott private reversing the earlier decision that would have unsealed document to be used in the killers appeal. >> we believe it washe other 49 states and protect the victim's rights. ray: marr

you can see the latest at the airport in concord about 25 miles per hour. the big difference now the cold front and storms have moved through is how it feels when you through is how it feels when you step outside. morning in some spots, it felt like you were in the tropics. now that is not the case. dew in the 40's across the state now. 24 hours ago, they were in the 60's. now we are in this invigorating air mass. it feels crisp, the perfect night to open the windows. we have the natural a.c. kicking in. overnight, totally clear skies. tomorrow. we will be in the 40's in a lot of spots by 7:00 tomorrow morning. lots of sun throughout the day tomorrow. highs will get into the 70's. but not as warm as today. another cool night monday night into tuesday. on tuesday, back to more sunshine and temperatures climbing into the lower 80's from concord south. the main thing you can take from this is it will feel more comfortable. very pleasant weather and lots very pleasant weather and lots of sunshine as we head into the low 40's up north. 50's in the southern part

a sampling where you live. 96 degrees in concord and it is close to 100 in livermore. up to 97 degrees and 97 in walnut creek. take a look at a beautiful time lapse of the waxing crescent from the south beach camera. we have legalled it fog to -- we have limited fog. our live doppler 7 is showing the patchy fog. most areas are starting out clear. we do have a spare the air alert. moderate for the rest of the bay area. if you can take mass transit. from our tower camera look how san francisco is sparkling tonight. here is a look at the temperatures. low 60s in san francisco and oakland and still close to 70. half moon bay at 60 degrees. san francisco and the bay bridge and everything is visible here. 62 in santa rosa and 70 degrees in concord. a live look from the east bay hills camera. the winds are light tonight and here is a look at the forecast. near triple digit heat. hazy sunshine particularly in the south and east bay and looking at cooler days for the end of the workweek. first thing tomorrow morning starts out mild. inland spots will be in the low 60s. places l

is a minute checking in on the drive time looking good nothing but green 680 is a good ride out of concordo danville 24 west from no big problems out of walnut creek over to the oakland a's only 11 minutes looking pretty good part leaves of richmond else real berkeley and revealed only 13 minutes. >>james: police have arrested a 17 year-old boy was suspected of making bread and comments and a possible hey crying the identity is being kept confidential reports targeted jewish students those threats were made toward student at fremont high school homestead high school for. >>james: a new release mug shot shows with a cut on his forehead and he gives us a closer look. >>phillipe djegal: he may be out of jail after posting bail but he is still in the world of trouble survey this video across from the fishermen's wharf marriott hotel shows a disoriented winning on wall and throwing up and taking a seat on steps before officers arrived his alleged victims of seven in europe man and his 29 your son visiting from illinois at around 245 monday morning senses of police said he tried entering the vic

sfo, clear. 59 in concord. so your forecast today calls for numbers to warm up again with numbers in the 80s around oakland. mid-80s san jose. low 90s east of the called decot tunnel. 70s on the coast. we aren't stopping there. we will talk about the heat advisory for the second half of the weekend and triple digits arriving tomorrow. chris. >> lisa, thank you. developing news out of washington state where a gunman opened fire in a mall. the state patrol is on a massive manhunt this morning to find the shoot who are killed four women and one man. it happened just before 7:00 last night at the cascade mall in burlington. bites halfway between seattle and the canadian border. troopers say the gunman was armed with a rifle when he shot the victims inside the macy's makeup department. this is a surveillance picture released of the suspected shooter. he ran from the mall toward interstate five. they say the area is rural and there are plenty of place force him to hide. >> still actively searching for the suspect. yo