connolly: rarely? why? mr. herring: usually we don't share the investigative files outside of -- rep. connolly: so our request is unusual. is that correct? you said you don't do it very often. mr. herring correct, in some : sense it is. we don't get that request often and we don't provide them very often. rep. connolly: and to protect people? mr. herring: yes. rep. connolly: from raw entities? is that correct? mr. herring: to protect people from -- i'm sorry. rep. connolly: from raw material from an interview? mr. herring: certainly. rep. connolly: redactions, how unusual are redactions? this is unique to this case. is that correct? mr. herring: no, we do redactions from time to time. really as far as -- people do have privacy interests. anytime we release documents outside of the fbi, if it's another avenue, you have to review those. rep. connolly: if the chairman will indulge me one more question and then i'll cease and desist -- >> gladly. >> thank you, mr. chairman. mr. herring, were you told any time befor

one of his challengers is mark connolly. andy hershberger is covering that campaign right across town in manchester. reporter: mark connolly says there are some key issues in this campaign like the heroin crisis and education, but he says experience is what sets him apart from his challengers. connolly is the former deputy secretary of state and was the director of the securities student at dartmouth. connolly spent the morning voting in new castle, then campaigning in portsmouth, manchester and nashua. he says the voters he spoke to feel the state is doing well, but things could be better. connolly says a victory tonight is a unified democratic ticket with with him at the top. that's the story from connolly headquarters. let's go over to cherise leclerc who is at marchand headquarters. reporter: that's right, andy, thank you. former marchand says his experience governing this city will translate to the needs of all voters and people here in the granite state. marchand, a former portsmouth city councilor as well now boxer as

mark connolly. tonight on the dramatic season finale of "bachelor in paradise"... four couples remain, and time has run out. josh: coming into this journey, i didn't think that i'd be so madly in love where i could possibly be proposing. everyone is facing the biggest decisions of their lives. grant: i don't know if proposing to lace is the right move. will carly and evan's unusual love story end in an engagement? t i never thought i'd do again. i'm really nervous about it. i feel so strongly about you, but is the logical thing to do to roll the dice and figure everything out later? can grant overcome last-second doubts about lace? lace: i never in a million years would have thought i was gonna wake up in the fantasy suite crying. i don't trust our relationship anymore. will nick finally open his heart to find love with jen? nick: i can't do this unless i know with 100% certainty. eling a little nervous. you know, amanda has two children, and we're not in the real world yet. there doesn't need to be

police say connolly was driving on the wrong side of the road, sideswiped a car... and collided head truck. castle rock police say the driver of the delivery truck was taken to the hospital with minor injuries and was released. investigators are still trying to figure out what caused connolly to cross over to the wrong side of the road. a 71 year old woman was just trying to help some teenagers out... in return she got a beating and nearly died. boulder county deputies say the woman picked up some teenage hitchhikers monday night. she offered them a place to stay in jamestown for the night. police say one of the boys attacked her. the woman is in the i-c-u this morning with a significant head injury and multiple broken bones and cuts. the two other teens stayed at the scene and told a neighbor what happened- they say they didn't want to hurt the woman. the suspect got away- by hitching a ride with another driver. police think a drove far away. this is a picture of the suspect. they think armando olaciregui hit and killed the bicyclist june 12th near east first avenu

mark connolly. governor. we asked u.s. cellular customers to show us all the beautiful places they get coverage with our strong signal. you posted from the seashore. you shared from your hike. you showed us this sunset. you posted from the farm. and you adventured way out there... a lot of amazing places. ?? u.s. cellular put towers oin our network, and start sharing your moments from the middle of anywhere. sports. jamie: cubs at the cardinals tonight. dartmouth grad kyle hendricks on the mound for the cubs. he had a no-hitter going until the bottom of the ninth inning until he gave up a home run to hazelbaker. eight innings he went, one hit, one run. the cubs won 4-1. he has the lowest earned run average in the majors. you might remember early in this baseball season the red sox were putting upe they had one of those games against the orioles tonight. sox jump out to an early lead, bases loaded for mookie betts and the first inning, lines one to left field. dustin pedroia and xander bogaerts will score. it was 2-0, red s

and mark connolly, he did well as well. there is not a some differences on how much revenue they will raise, but those are more stylistic difference. josh: and steve marchand, the legalization of marijuana. he can navigate before you could ask him. john: that is one of his big issues in terms of raising revenue. the thing i thought was that marchand had a good debate. the organization and the ability to get out the vote from his days as a strategist and news not a candidate. we are in a low turnout primary. he feels confident he can get his vote out. kevin: for colin, he has hope that the secretary of state is right. if the turnout is that is the winner. but if it is as low as 60,000, it is a very liberal base in that party. they want legalization of marijuana pay they want a mandatory seatbelt and helmet law. they want more money spent and more taxes raised. they are not getting those answers from van ostern or conno lly or marchand. john: steve marchand said that said it several times during the debate. even though in the

friends say 17 year-old kyra connolly was never in a bad mood. monday morning - the castle view high school senior was killed in a crash near the school. friends put together a small memorial beside butterfield crossing drive. they left notes, flowers and teddy bears by a tree - as castle rock police collected evidence in the road. investigators say wrong side of the road when she sideswiped a car and collided head- on with a douglas county school district delivery truck. news of what happened spread quickly.. hospital with minor injuries and was released. investigators are still trying to figure out what caused connolly to cross over to the wrong side of the road. senators are calling for an investigation - into our state's v-a clinics.. recently - a whistleblower went to congress -- and said an army veteran committed suicide - before he could get mental health care at the colorado springs clinic. that whistleblower also said - the clinic may have falsified the veteran's records after he died -- and that he had info on long wait lists in nv spri

mark connolly. oil wells in new hampshire? you'd think so the way kelly ayotte voted. ninety percent with the big oil koch brothers. she voted to give big oil more than $20 billion in tax breaks. they gave kelly ayotte campaign contributions. corporate special interests are spending millions supporting her campaign... like the koch brothers. kelly ayotte: paid for by big oil; voting for big oil. not working for us. dscc is responsible for jamie: what a great start to the season for the new england patriots, no doubt. they were missing some serious fire power starting with brady the arizona cardinals were favored to one this one because they were home and they're really good. but the patriots also were starting a new quarterback, but garoppolo was solid, no turnovers. threw for 264 yards, and the 37-yarder to hogan. pats already leading the afc east division. jets, dolphins and bills all lost yesterday. >> coming down the road, tough environment, i think the team has a whole game. coaches, players, everybody did a great job. we had a good week of preparation and it show

connolly: mr. speaker, i rise in support of h.r. 6004, the modernizing government technology act of twick. let me also thank my -- 2016. let me also thank my good friend and co-author of this bill, mr. hurd, for his leadership in shepherding this bill through our committee and now onto the floor. sometimes deservedly congress gets ding-donged for not being able to get anything done. the fact of the matter is, kind of below the surface lots of things can and do get done with leadership in collaboration and partnership and mr. hurd epitomizes that and my hat's off to him for his contribution on this whole front of i.t. modernization and bringing the federal government, helping to bring the federal government into the 21st century, when it comes to the use of technology. every day federal agencies endure cyberattacks that have the potential to cause incalculable damage to national security and the privacy of all americans. while the federal government does its best to protect our critical computer net

reporter: on the opioid crisis, mark connolly favors a more aggressive tempo. >> my>> plan is to get the drug legalize and tax marijuana to play -- pay for more state services. >> and the only candidate talking candidate -- candidly about the need for more money. if you want things, you have to pay. reporter: when it comes to the states rapidly graying and aging population connolly wants more , immigration. >> we are the second oldest state in america. the fastest-growing oldest state in america. the only meaningful job and population growth will be 65 and older. and we have the lowest birthrate in america. when i look at immigration, immigrants into our state and country. reporter: he continues to make a $300 million -- colin van ostern continues to make a $300 million commuter rail project the centerpiece of his campaign, saying it will help grow new businensses. >> i know a startup ceo who is desperate for rail, because he wants to be able to higher ss as he can to help his company grow as fast as it can. reporter: this could be a very low turnout primary. while the counselor is v

i'm mark connolly, as your financial regulator, i went... after big corporations when they did wrong. i'll take on the drug companies that caused this crisis... and protect planned parenthood to protect women's healthcare. the power is in our hands to make new hampshire safer... and stronger. mark connolly. >> i'm -- [ indiscernible ] -- it's been week to week, day-by-day. >> you are looking live inside the stadium where the patriots will kick off the regular season in just understood two hours without the franchise's two most important players. welcome to our seven on the

well as marchand, ostern, and connolly are vying. erin: jim lawrence and jack flanagan. in the senate race, keel y ayotte is being challenged by jim rubens. sean: many polling locations are already open. here's a look at one in manchester. yo show an approved voter i. d. more information head to the politics section of wmur.com for that. kevin: it should be a warmer day. you'll notice the cooler air causing steam early this morn. we are getting to that time of year. the lake starts to cool off. we're noticing temperatures back into the mid 70's to lower 80's. low to mid 80's. showers in the afternoon or evening. eventually it is cooler air wednesday night and thursday. erin: coming up next on "good morning america," they will have a closer look at the incident we told you about on "dancing with the stars" last night during this live broadcast. it involved olympic swimmer, ryan lochte, during the judge's review, two men wearing anti-lochte shirts rushed the stage. sean: and now have been charged. we dance on the salsa team together, and it's like a lot of power in what we

i had seen that morning -- is no longer here. >> connolly hit a delivery truck head on. she also say to select another vehicle. investigators are not sure if she was trying to pass or what exactly happened. friends held a candlelight vigil last night. >>> former denver mayor wellington webb is in the hospital for a problem with his digestive system. doctors admitted him yesterday for surgery. he will like we spend the next few days at the hospital. his wife is thinking the community for the outpouring of support. webb served as the mayor for three terms from 1991 until 2003. >>> we are getting ready to say the new owners will remodel the space and reopen as a new restaurant. we are not sure what that means for how things will look there. it is 6:10 right now. >> coming up next new details about the man accused of planting bombs in new york and new jersey over the weekend. >> and lots of >>> it is wednesday and that means it is time to meet wednesday's child. we've introduce you to render before. i wednesday's child wants to be a wedding planner when she grows up so she c

mark connolly. the patriots at a tough opener. that patriots act on the practice field, holding afternoon workouts. knowing that, the oddsmakers are -- the cardinals are a six favorite to win. >> we have a lot to be ready for challenge. but i'm doing my job trying to get ready for my team eight for whatever my role will be for special teams. just like every other year, getting ready to be there for week one. jamie: the red sox offense has gone cold, scoring just one run over the last 18 innings of baseball. coming off the holiday weekend, 25 games left in the red sox regular game season. the sox one game of on the orioles and tigers. look who's back today -- the unh hockey team ready to start the 90th season, a star-studded freshman class joining the rest of the wildcat as they get closer. now. let's the guys are itching to get going. it's selling along off season, so we are starting to get into the swing of things. >> we were pretty excited this year. a lot of new freshmen and a lot of guys coming back from last year. definitely

mark connolly. >>> now on celebrity page tv. taking off. the big premier of tom hanks' new movie. >>> and the split from taylor swift. the moment all hell broke loose. >>> and brad pitt calls out donald trump. that. >> you have to rewind and talk about but why are you doing it? >> the singer and actor reintroduces his clothing line to the world. >> you have to be a little bit country and a little bit rock 'n' roll. >> welcome. coming to you from the celebrity

mark connolly. >>> now on celebrity tv, reese witherspoon answering questions. the costar she thinks is -- >> amazing! >> plus, will there be another legally blond? tom hanks takes to the skies. >> this is the captain. brace for impact. >> we're going inside his new movie, "sully." then justin timberlake crashes a wedding. >>> plus, keep her hands to herself. we've got the story behind the pop star surprising one of her biggest fans in her bedroom. big stars, big hollywood. celebrity page tv starts now. >> welcome. we are inside shrine nightclub, voted one of the best in the world. we're going to have more a little later in the show, but

mark connolly. >>> new at 6:00, oklahoma rocked by a 5.6 magnitude earthquake this morning. people as far away as nebraska quake. >> no one was hurt but there was plenty of clean up. damage across north central oklahoma after a 5.6 earthquake hit saturday morning. >>man: we had an earthquake that was just unprecedented in this area. >> the quake was felt in at least six other states. this high school caught the shaking on video. the earthquake was centered 25 pawnee. at this grocery store, a major mess as food and bottles went flying. >>man: it was the biggest one i ever felt. it's quite an eye opener when you're sound asleep. >> officials say no injuries have been reported by the governor says state officials are checking bridges for damage for what was a record tying earthquake. >>man: we've had a lot of earthquakes over the last couple of years. they've been just single tremors. and right away, you could tell this was something different. >> officials say there's a type of bed rock in oklahoma that kept the quake damage from being much worse. >>> next on 7 news, we got to

mark connolly. governor. barbara moussette: kelly came through for me and my husband, and i am just forever grateful... to catch up... ...but hackers had stolen it. we were the victims of identity theft. i was terrified - we faced losing our home. we reached out to kelly ayotte. she didn't know us at all, but she went to the irs and she fought for us. thanks to kelly, we got our refund and we kept our home. kelly ayotte: i'm kelly ayotte >> now, meteorologist kevin with your storm watch 9 forecast. kevin: looks like the clouds which have been holding tough the last several days are pulling away. st gradually feel more and more uncomfortable until the front comes in the middle of the weekend. just about 70 degrees top of the state in pittsburgh. clouds have been drifting in the past few hours. overcast sky with filtered sunshine. i think that is the expectation away from the coastline as we get away from the afternoon, to weave in a few breaks of sunshine. especially closer to the shoreline. the thick marine l

mark connolly. governor. the first one happened sunday afternoon at the intersection of court and fair streets. police say a bicyclist was hit by a blue nissan altima that took off from the scene. the victim was taken to a local hospital. witnesses identified the driver as 54-year-old juan padua. police say an arrest warrant has been issued for him for charges of felony conduct after an accident and operating while being a habitual offender. and laconia p say hit an 11-year-old boy in the endicott street cumberland farms parking lot. officers say the boy was hit last night when a red car backed into him. a female passenger was heard yelling stop as the car drove away. it was last seen turning down tower street. the boy who was hit was treated at the scene. anyone with information on this hit-and-run is asked to contact laconia police. an 11-year-old boy is recovering after suffering serious injuries while hiking in franconia notch. just after 4:00 yesterday, the young boy slipped and fell on rescuers were cal

mark connolly. . unh football fans should be excited about the playmaking skills of young starting quarterback trevor night from amherst. he electrified the crowd with plays like this, a 51-yard td run it was called back due to penalty, but it clearly displayed his athleticism. against seattle. off the free kick, matt dan lack with the header ties the game at 1-1. late in the half, justin dunlop finishes off with a nice touch. dartmouth wins 2-1, their first win of the season.

former state representative mark connolly, former portsmouth mayor steve marchand, and ut connolly held a press conference at the bridge cafe in manchester yesterday. he also met with voters, saying he has the experience for the job. across town, marchand was on his home turf. the west side native campaigned at chez vachon. he says momentum is on his side . and van ostern walked through nashua neighborhoods where he'd like to extend commuter rail. his campaign is confident there will be a strong showing today. >> i believe we need to keep our state moving forward and i'm the candidate who's been part of that progress. >> every day that goes by i get others that they met very early but they didn't seal the deal. >> i'm a person with a vision who wants to make new hampshire a safer and stronger place. sean: turning now to the republican race for the first congressional district, incumbent frank guinta is facing a challenge from businessman rich ashooh. the winner will square off against democrat carol shea porter in november. guinta spent part of yesterday calling constituents from his ca

connolly: all right. tell us what -- what is the s.o.p., standard operating procedure, when you get our report, whether it's unanimous, i assume you have a hotlineso if i want to protect my identity, i'm ms. -- i'm ms. martin but i don't want to be fingered because i'm on the job surrounded by the people perpetrating the arassment. do i have an anonymous hotline i can call and have it followed up on? mr. reynolds: to clarify, there's a hotline, if you will, a reporting mechanism in each region for the eeo operation. we're establishing a new hotline as well. a third-party. mr. connolly: does that mean that each region has its own s.o.p.? mr. reynolds: in general, each region has its own offices. they should operate from one park service-wide s.o.p. that's something we're shoring up as we speak. mr. connolly: so there's a manual if i'm a regional director and i'm doing the job, where do i go to get guidance on how to handle the things? mr. reynolds: right, you go to your e.e.o. officer in the region. some p

connolly? mr. connolly votes yes. mr. cartwright? mr. cartwright votes yes. ms. duck worth? ms. kelly? ms. lawrence? mr. boyle? mr. welch? >> clerk will report the tally. >> on this vote there are 25 yeas and 0 nays. >> the motion is adopted. it is the intention of the chair to reconvene here at 7:30. then we'll close out the remaining of the unclassified questions. we will then at the appropriate time depart for the capitol visitors center as it's been prepared for a closed hearing of the committee. only members of the committee, designated committee staff, the witnesses, and the reporter may be present. we stand in recess until 7:30. >> as you just heard, a recess in the house oversight committee hearing on hillary clinton e-mails as a matter of information, members are going to the floor of the house where a series of votes is just beginning. you may have also heard the chair say that the hearing will reconvene. it is his intention to reconvene the hearing at 7:30 p.m. eastern time where more public questions may be asked before going into secure session. this is just one of

connolly. mr. connolly: never, no how, no way, no. >> mr. connolly votes no. ms. duckworth. ms. duckworth votes no. ms. kelly. ms. kelly votes no. mrs. lawrence. mrs. lawrence votes no. mr. lieu. mrs. watson coleman. mrs. watson coleman votes no. ms. plaskett. ms. plaskett votes no. mr. desaler in. mr. desauliner votes no. mr. welch. r. welch votes no. ms. lujan grisham. mr. chaffetz: how has the member of the district of columbia recorded? >> ms. norton has not voted. ms. norton votes no. mr. chaffetz: has all members -- oh. >> mrs. lummis is not recorded. mrs. lummis votes yes. mr. chaffetz: have all members had had an opportunity to ote? how is the member from michigan, mr. walberg, recorded? mr. walberg: aye. >> mr. walberg is not recorded. e votes yes. chaff the clerk will report this tally. >> there are 19 nays and 15 -- yeas and the 15 nays. mr. chaffetz: without objection, the motion to reconsider is laid on the table. pursuant to 2-l, members will submit their views on votes recorded today. i ask unanimous consent that the staff make necessary conforming changes to the

mark connolly. governor. some football? 2016 season kicks off in denver a rematch of super bowl 50. the panthers take on the denver broncos, right here. >> anchor: we have you covered. jay gray has a preview of the big game. >> anchor: the party has started in denver. >> since the super bowl ended i have been waiting. >> reporter: kicking off with a rematch of super bowl 50. >> this is what you dream about as kids. i know i can't speak for a rot of have dreamed, playing in front of prime time football. >> in the end zone for the touchdown. >> for the broncos, the dream has come true winning the super bowl in february. tonight, the team will unif you recall its championship bapbaner, sure to be an exciting, emotional pregame celebration. >> they worked hard to be emotional. i mean they pay the price all week long. trust them, let them play. one republic, taking center stage for a concert in downtown denver. bentley hopes to stick around for the game but still waiting on his ticket from future hall of fameer, peyton manning. >> he said i could watch the game with him and his wife. he

mark connolly. >> adam: great to have you with us as always. still another hour of 7 news ahead. i'm adam williams. >> i'm kim khazei. 7 news at 5:30 starts right now. >> ryan: now at 5:30 a hit andrun takes deadly turn. a dorchester man is facing troubling charges. >> jadiann: a boston officer makes a terrifying discovery on his front lawn. police want to know if this was a tarted attack. >> ryan: neighbor brings heavy equipment to solve a dispute. >> jadiann: toppling over, a land mark. >> announcer: 7 news at 5:30 starts now. >> jadiann: we're following breaking news at 5:30. firefighters responding to this scene on the orange line at the back bay station. they say this was an electrical fire. you can see the smoke and couple of firefighters there. no one was hurt and as of right now no word of service has been disrupted. >> ryan: also breaking police and officials at weston high school talking inappropriate pictures on snap chat. the principal says a fake account solicited compromising pictures of boys. police are working to determine who is behind the fake account. >> jadian

mark connolly. >> ryan: vandals toppling over an iconic landmark in oregon. cell phone picture capture a number of people knocking over the duck bill. >> jadiann: something needs to be done. sarah french has the story. >> breaks my heart because some people have grown up around that rock. >> reporter: david and his friend were shooting a youtube video at the state park in oregon when they caught the destruction of the rock. >> i thought they were doing it to get a cool social the group was posing for a picture with the duck bill then they heard the yelling. >> a bunch of screaming, we wept over there and noticed the rock was wobbling. we looked over and there was probably eight guys pushing over the big rock. >> reporter: he confronted them. >> one of them replied that it was a safety has around one of their friend' friend broke their leg on top of the rock. >> reporter: david didn't believe them. >> i they said it was a safety hazard because climbing a portland statue could be a safety hassard. no one is forcing you to climb. they came, to the city with the

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 much could. and every day that goes by, i get folks switching from one of the others they met very ear but didn't seal the deal. jean: and executive counselor colin van ostern canvassed neighborhoods in nashua where he wants to extend commuter rail service. his campaign is confident in a strong turnout and launch toward the general election. >> this is up to the voters. at 8:00, the voters spoken. i hope they put their trust in me. i believe we need to keep

mark connolly. governor. fios is not cable. we're wired differently. which means we can fix things differently. thanks for calling fios, this is ryan. you can't tell me this cord isn't in, i know it's in, it's in but it's not working. i'm sending you a link to the my fios app that's going to let me see what you're seeing. yes...mr. mcenroe. see that cord? just plug it into the connector on the right. so you can clearly see what's in and what's out? oh, absolutely. i like that. >> a young girl snags a ball with just one hand after the you can see she was very excited to catch the souvenir. another shot of that have as she puts up one hand and makes it look easy wow, she stole the show. all right, let's toss it over. cj, you're funny and i'm not. all right, warm and humid out there right now and hotter by the end of the week. temps on friday heading for the low 90s and overall the pattern remains dry. there will be an isolated risk of a shower very early tomorrow morning and again saturday morning but nothing widespread or long lasting. 70s at this time.

mark connolly. tom: new tonight, the driver in a deadly crash into a massachusetts restaurant has been indicted. shelley: 55-year-old bradford casler is now charged with two counts of motor vehicle homicide and operating to endanger. two people were killed when the car crashed into sweet tomatoes in newton earlier this year. the victims, 32-year-old gregory morin, a derryfield school graduate and 57-year-old eleanor mee-lee. tonight, mee-lee's mother >> i don't say, i don't even. i'm just said that this happened. i don't feel anger. i don't know what anger is. shelley: seven people including casler were hurt in the crash. tom: the state supreme court will hear the appeal from remi gross-santos. the teenager convicted of hitting two women with his car. in his appeal, his attorneys want to re-visit whether the court made a mistake in the way it applied assault charges. and whether the jue marijuana use. oral arguments are set for october 13. shelley: a londonderry woman is facing a drunk driving charg

mark connolly. >> ryan: take a live look outside. a gleam day out there and it was humid. very sticky and some rain actually. >> jadiann: for me, my experience hasee over the city but like a misty annoying sort of rain to deal with today as well. so i don't know. j.r.s. that part of what they're dealing with in florida or is this different? >> this is tied to a cool front which is going to lead to refreshing air overnight and fantastic weather tomorrow and saturday. we're going to watch hurricane hermine really at this time. i do not anticipate a direct hit from hermine in new suggesting that, there is the possibility of some rain and some wind sunday night into monday. more likely south than north. right now, on the doppler radar, again jadiann noting humidity missing. we've scattered showers and downpours, this is one moving through the merrimack valley. lowell got some heavy rain. this continues to drop south. if it holds together, it'll finds its way into metro west and perhaps through the city of boston over the next couple of hour, nothing severe on downpours and hea

mark connolly. >> anchor: furs at 4:30, we are tracking hermine. category one hurricane, system now downgraded to a tropical storm, but hermine just hit georgia and is now moving through the carolinas with powerful winds and heavy rain. >> anchor: we're going to get an aerial view now of some of the flooding in florida that it left behind. the storm toppled trees and damaged buildings, chief meteorologist jeremy reiner is tracking the path of that storm and when it could hit us here in new england. jeremy? >> reporter: again, i think we'll be on the fringe of the storm so we do not anticipate a direct hit from hermine of the e carolina, spent the morning in georgia. it did weaken since last night to a tropical storm but still a healthy tropical storm at 50 miles per hour moving northeast. there you go. moving northeast at about 18 miles per hour. then it moves out of the north carolina outer banks and at that point it's at 65 miles per hour sunday morning at 8:00 a.m. the hurricane center thinks and so do the computer models we'll restrengthen back

mark connolly. maggie hassan's priorities are working for new hampshire. new hampshire froze tuition. she understands that we need good highway systems. hassan is an advocate for public safety. she's kept spending under control. and how does maggie hassan get these things done? by balancing the budget without an income or sales tax. creating a surplus... and by working with anyone and everyone to create a better environment for business innovation. a new senator making fiscal responsibility work for you. assan and i approve this message. i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. assan i know more about isis then the generals do. john mccain, a war hero. he's not a war hero, he's a war hero because he was captured. i like people that weren't captured ok. donald trump compared his sacrifices to the sacrifices of two parents who lost their son in war. how would you answer that father? what sacrifice have you made for your country? i think i've made a lot of sacrifices, built great structures. jean: traffic watch time, let's see how things are moving aro

mark connolly. governor. buy online. ready in an hour. weren't you just...got it. staples. make more happen. they're all gone. i know i bought them. well staples has low prices. if i were you, i'd grab a couple more... for next week. back to school or back for more. staples has the lowest prices. period. >> check out this breath take wedding photo. a tourist yosemite national park last year. these newlyweds standing right there on the edge of a cliff. but the photographer had no clue who the couple was. he posted it to social media and less than a week later they were found. so the couple is a pair of actors from australia. but they were not acting in this photo. it really was their wedding day. >> imagine if you would have tried to set that up and have the photographer come out there, it would have been so expensive just to get that one shot. they happened to be standing there and he snapped it and are the candid shots. yeah. now he can sell it back to them. just kidding? whaz do they think of the picture? any comments. >> we gotta do more search on this. >> answer at 5:00

mark connolly. >> anchor: seller holding on. another hot i did out there today. >> anchor: absolutely. it's not time to put away summer clothes just yet. we have the shorts and t for a little bit longer. bri things may change late next week. >> reporter: yes, we do know could possibly be our last 90 degree day that we have for this year so if you like it, then enjoy it while it's here we're still sitting in the 90's. high for boston 93 degrees. that ties the old record from last year of 93 if you remember this time last year, we were in the midst of a heat wave. the good news, if you are not a fan of the 90's is today it's one and done. we cool by at least ten degrees into tomorrow. here are your current temperatures. low 90's really across the board. 87 in worcester. we popped up another degree. 87 fitchburg this is it what's made the heat even more difficult to bear today. # the struggle is real. at least for me with these dewpoints in the mid to upper 60's and even low 70's and for a time we had this much humidity in the city

i'm kerry connolly along pamela gardner filling in for barry. it's good to see you. >> always fun to be here bright and early or dash and -- or dark and early. >> yes, definitely dark and definitely early. >>> yesterday i couldn't believe in boston. >> did we? wow. >> 93 degrees . it was humid. it was the sum mer-like day. now it's going to be another summer-like forecast for this afternoon but soon some fall-like temperatures will be upon us for, say, next week. for now starting off with warm. temperatures across the board, 71 in boston and taunton, 69 in manchester, 62 in concord. cooler and more comfortable further to the north. that's where we have lower dew point temperatures but a warm front is sitt t helping to increase the humidity levels, increasing the clouds and we have a couple of showers here and there. mainly across the islands now, some spotty showers, a couple sprinkles to the north and west of boston. most of us staying dry though even as the warm front lifts to the north. the cold front back to our west is sitting in tomorrow.

in -- mark connolly. in the first congressional district the gop candidates are , frank guinta and rich ashooh. and in the second congressional district, the republicans contenders are jim lawrence and jack flanagan. in the senate race, incumbent senator kelly ayotte is being challenged by jim rubens. to show an approved photo id, and you can also register to vote if you have not already. for more information, including how to find your polling location, head to the politics section of our website, wmur.com. it is looking great out there. kevin: another cool start to the day, 40's for many folks and way southwesterly breeze ahead of the next system that eventually arrives with the effect of a passing thunderstorm tomorrow. we are in the 50's too low 60's and you are contending with a little bit of valley fog. sunshine, temperatures in the mid 70's to low 80's this afternoon and a notch warmer tomorrow. a broken line of afternoon. once it goes by, the northerly breeze picks up and cooler air will replace t

mark connolly. >> good morning. welcome back. here is a live look at i-93 in hooksett where the temperatures are warm, it's in the 60's in many parts of new hampshire this morning and another warm and somewhat sticky day on the way. we'll tell you when showers could be around this weekend in your forecast coming up. amy: the u.n. is speaking out after north korea successfully launched a nuclear test yesterday. along with many other world leaders, the u.n. said it would country. south korea reported the blast was measured at magnitude five. it's believed to be the biggest nuclear test to date. new developments this morning that will impact the pipeline protests in north dakota. a judge denied standing rock sioux tribe's request to stop construction on the dakota access pipeline. the tribe says it holds >> and they'll be gathering in front of the state house this afternoon for protests. new this morning, the man who shot president ronald reagan 35 years ago will be a free man today. a federal judge ruled 61-year-old john hinckley c

i'm kerry connolly. it's 9:27. >>> a cambridge man is accused of secretly recording the women combho he lived with and who visited. police have identified 13 victims. detectives say the videos were taken in the bedrooms and bathroom and show women in various stages of undress and sexual activity. secretly recording about unsuspecting nude person and recording conversations. she's due if court -- he's due in court at the beginning of october. >>> pamela gardner is here with a look at the forecast. >> not a bad day. a slim chance for an isolated shower. partly sunny and 7 4 degrees in boston. getting more humid the further south you live. taunton 78 degrees, 79 for new bedford. satellite and radar you can see it's moving offshore and more showers are moving through connecticut towards southern massachusetts. a slim chance for a shower today, 82 degrees. cooler temperatures along the coast thanks to an on shore breeze. sunday just as humid and just as warm but a better chance for some scattered showers and

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mark connolly. governor. >> now, from wmur news 9. josh: good morning, i'm meteorologist josh judge with a look at the latest severe thunderstorm warnings in effect here in new hampshire. this one farther north until 9:30 and this one until 10:00. you can see the storms moving right across the state, screaming along west to east quickly, 35 to 40 miles per hour corridor here, concord, manchester, nashua all in line here, about to see some heavy downpours. some areas will see heavy-- frequent thunder and lightning, some areas will just see a downpour and then you're done. a quick look here at the specific warning locations and the line of storms moving across. as you can see right over concord right now about to move to hooksett and manchester and nashua as well. again, it will be a brief down power, very heavy do you know pours, oil wells in new hampshire? you'd think so the way kelly ayotte voted. ninety percent with the big oil koch brothers. she voted to give big oil more than $20 billion in tax breaks. they gave kelly ayotte campa

ray: in the democratic race, three candidates for competing, van ostern, connolly, and marchand. van ostern won with more than half of the votes. he says his experience proves he's ready to take on the role of governor. >> i'm honored to be governor in the fall's election. now we have two months. the people of new hampshire are counting on us to step up. ray: it is possible that the final votes or numbers could change. we'll wait to find out who will be the nominee for governor. erin: thank you. another contest that we're closely monitoring is the republican race for the first congressional district. the race right now too close to call. right now giunta holds a small lead. throughout the campaign, ashooh said the race was about integrity. they signed an agreement campaign contribution from his parents. he asked how the controversy may have affected the election. >> people know me. they know the dedication and passion that i have to the public service. i think people see that in the public policy initiatives and the leadership that i've demonstrated as chairman to combat heroin a

i'm kerry connolly along with pamela gardner back in action on the mornings with us this weekend. good morning. >> good morning . >> good. >> good. >> we've ben -- we've been doing all of our girl talk. >>> what are we looking at today? >> not a bad day. a chance for rain today and tomorrow but not a wash out. plenty of dry opportunities. temperatures right now in the 60s and 70s. 72 in boston and 71 in taunton. in the southern half of the just some light spotty showers starting to push onto the islands at this time. af cross cape cod a couple of sprinkles there. framing ham to milford sprinkles pushing to the northeast. it's along a warm front that's going to lift continuously through the north and through new england for the rest of the day. a cold front back to our west, that's going to move in tomorrow giving us another round of scattered showers and storms. prior to that, this isolated shower chance. partly sunny and temperatures in the 70s with low 80s further inland. coming up, we're timing out the rain for sunday so stick arnold. details later. kerry. >> pamela, thank you

mark connolly. governor. decide by the end of the week whether boston plus leased can force officers to wear body cameras. they say the order violated their collective are getting agreement. the police commissioner testified he has the authority after no officers volunteered to take part in the pilot program. the use of body cameras now on hold pending a judge's ruling. jean: tonight, a pennsylvania judge says bill cosby is blind and mike special accommodations trial. third teen women are willing to take dan against the comedian. barbara bar from our sister station has more on today's hearing and when we can expect the trial to begin. reporter: the judge set a tentative date of june 5. the entertainer is accused of sexually assaulting a temple university employee more than a decade ago. cosby, walking with the help of aids into a couple of well-wishers with a simple thank you. the judge described him as being blind and accommodations will have to be made. the defense wants a deposition cosby gave in 2005 toss

van ostern, connolly, and marchand. he says his experience says he's ready to take on the role of governor. >> i'm honored to be the nominee for governor. now we have two months before the fall's election. the people from new hampshire are counting on us all to step up. ray: so as we mention, there are 7% of the precincts yet to be counted in the g.o.p. gubernatorial race. some exforgets believe that chris sununu wi he has over edelblut. we'll keep you posted. erin: all right. ray, thank you. >>> another contest that we're closely monitoring is the republican race for the first congressional district. frank giunta and rich ashooh are both vying for the position. the race is close. giunta holds a small lead over ashooh. 46% to 45%. race was about integrity. last year giunta signed a conciliation agreement for accepting an illegal campaign contribution from his parents. we asked giunta how that previous may have affected this election. >> people know me. they know the dedication that i have and the passion and conviction

mark connolly. ing. >> good morning, your time is 7:55 a.m. a man accused of murder ago woman in danville is expected to face a judge today. 37-year-old richard moore is facing a 2nd degree murder charge in the stabbing death of 51-year-old joanne boucher. moore was arrested on friday, one week after authorities say butcher was killed. the attorney general's office is not commenting on the relationship, but neighbors tel with boucher at her home on carmel drive. a pittsfield man is facing charges after allegedly hit a state police k-9 during a pursuit. the dog k-9 casper is now doing fine. this picture of him was taken a few hours after the incident. troopers say casper was helping to track down 29-year-old gary craycraft after he fled the scene of an accident early saturday morning in epsom. when casper found the suspect in including, maiming a police dog. outside we go for you this morning and temps in the 30's in many areas, like here in berlin. kevin: it was certainly a cool start to the day. fog to contend with in some areas along the con

i'm kerry connolly. it's 8:57. >>> parents driving their kids to a brockton charter school will have further to travel than initially planned. it had to move to a new site in norwood after buildi signs on the windows saying the school had no building permits. according to the school website, free transportation will be provided to the temporary location, which is in norwood. >> and barry is here with a look at the labor day weekend forecast. >> and it's not bad and that could be sunnier today. if you wanted to change in any way and we could have the cloud cover then out. and we have low to mid-60s and starting to get warmer, kerry. you see the cloud cover in spots and it's nipped a bit. will be thinning this afternoon. going to be a nice saturday with low humidity, 75, 76 in many spots and cooler at the coast and when that wind spics up on shore later and gets cloudier tomorrow after a filtered sunshine in the morning and bands of rain are close to the cape late in the day and move into southeastern mass

mark connolly. josh: surgery can be a scary time for anyone, but it's kids. jennifer: but a common distraction could reduce anxiety as much as medication. reporter: for years parents have known that smart devices help cheap their children occupied. now there could be a medical application for that. kids who are about to have surgery might be helped by their i pads. french researchers say playing games like angry birds worked just as well as sedatives to make kids less anxious right before an operation. children between 4 and 10. the kids were randomly assigned to take a sedative or play with an ipad 20 minutes before receiving anesthesia. researchers found the tablets worked just as well to reduce stress as did medication. and the study didn't just show the i pads were helpful for the young wins. the devices apparently help relax the kids' parents too. this isn't the first study to suggest that technological distraction could be a way reduce anxiety. researchers looked at virtual reality to assist people who are in stressful situations. >> after a frustrating

mark connolly. tom: now at 6:00 a new arrest in a robbery that left an 81-year-old man in the hospital. why police are saying the first man arrested had nothing to do with it. >> to hear somebody say that you have lost the city or the city is lost, you know, that's disappointing. jennifer: plus why some first political candidates about the drug crisis. tom: what to expect tonight in the final granite state debate between the republican candidates in the first congressional district race. >> no one covers new hampshire like we do. now wmur news 9 at 6:00. tom: now at 6:00 a new suspect police now say this man is responsible for a violent robbery at it a manchester market that put an 81-year-old man in the hospital. good evening, i'm tom griffith. jennifer: i'm jennifer vaughn. investigators say new evidence shows the original man arrested had nothing to do with the attack. andy hershberger has been working this story today and is live now with more. reporter: police say the victim was bloodied and be

i'm kerry connolly. >>> the police could be wearing body cameras soon. they plan to sit down with various police unions to discuss the camera program. cameras on every train in the system. so far there's no roll out date. >>> the new england pennsylvania had a win. the patriots next name is in eight days against the buffalo bills. it is possible though that jim could be ready to play in that game. out. >> right. >>> it's pretty awesome weather. >> it's fan tastic. >> cooler temperatures? >> there's a dig difference out there. it's looking pretty nice. nothing going on right now. we have u mass football this afternoon at gillette. it's sunny right now . let's see what the temperatures are. in the 50s, topping out in the upper 60s, kerry with a few patches of clouds. >> all right. thank you, barry. >>> fference between life and death. planned parenthood gives new hampshire women access to life saving cancer screenings. but ayotte voted to defund planned parenthood six times. why? because ayotte opposes a woman's right to choose. in her relentless effort to