attorney' s office says that agents were tipped off 152-year-old daniel -- when 52-year-old daniel musso -- last week he told an undercover agent he was part of a group that made the weapons to "bring forth the original constitution." ed: as we continue, an emergency landing for an army apache helicopter. jc: the issue that forced the chopper to touch down in a hay field. ed: the so-called affluenza teen back in an u.s. courtroom. the words from his attorney that has victim' s families outraged. jc: arizona gets a little help from an olympian on the hard court. the surprise the curtain of distraction. and taking a live look at first alert traffic. you' re looking live at these a combined aerial bridge. let' s go to the map. 93 southbound. we are looking at a typical drive. if you are headed northbound, 30 minutes to the upper deck to route 128. slow on the southbound side of 128. champ there on the weston tolls. hmm hmm hmm-hmm-hmm-hmm hmm hmm hmm hmm hmm-hmm let us be lovers, we'll marry our fortunes together [ cheering ] p i've got some real estate here in my bag r on the new jersey tu

attorney' s office revealed the owner of the house, is 52-year-old daniel musso seen here during a 2013 scuffle with police in front of the state capitol. musso' s latest brush with the sting operation. court papers say musso wanted to buy an extensive amount of weapons, and was involved in anti-government discussions. the fbi says they were tipped off last august, when musso went to a firearms dealer, to ask about buying $16,000 worth of ammunition, including grenades, gas masks and rockets. then last week musso met with an undercover agent posing as a weapons dealer. the affidavit says musso told the agent he was part of a group of people who wanted to quote, bring forth the original constitution, and said that' s why he needed the ammunition. back in 2013 musso was arrested and charged with disorderly conduct, resisting arrest and assault, for the confrontation at the capitol. he was one of several gun advocates attending a rally organized by the mayors againly -- against illegal guns campaign. musso was taken into custody wednesday, after meeting an undercover agent in seabrook. the

attorney' s office says agents were tipped off last summer when 52-year-old daniel musso went to a firearms dealer looking to buy thousands of dollars worth of weapons. musso, a gun advocate, is well-known to police, arrested here three years ago after a physical confrontation in concord. police say last week he told an undercover agent he was part of a group that needed the weapons to "bring forth the original he' s expected in court on monday. erika: your economy headlines this friday. asian markets gaining overnight as the bank of japan introduces an interest rate policy to help stimulate the economy. stocks were higher yesterday, the dow climbing 125 points with oil prices back on the rise. stock futures are up right now. circuit city is trying to make a the national chain announcing plans to open 50 to 100 stores by next year. circuit city went out of business in 2009. the two men who bought the rights to the company are now planning to open stores to sell tablets, headphones, drones and company' s own inexpensive brand. randy: dozens of aviation engineers working for general electric

agents say 52-year-old daniel musso was trying to buy tens of thousands of ammunition. he was involved in anti-government discussions. the fbi was tipped off last august when he went to a firearms dealer to ask about buying $16,000 grenades, gases, and rockets. an affidavit said he told the agent he was part of a group of people who wanted to quote bring forth the original institution. musso is charged with violating a federal firearms law. erin: goffstown police say they found a credit card skimming device inside a card reader at the gas station. the pump had been out of afternoon. a service tech discovered the skimmer after customers complained about an error message when they swiped their cards. police are hoping that surveillance cameras can help them track down the culprit. >> they have to come back, get the information, and recompromise themselves on security footage. erin: the goffstown police want to hear from anyone who used pump six at the station between midnight and noon last saturday. they say that you should contact your bank and let it know your card may

daniel musto. this is video of him during a confrontation he was involved in in concord in 2013. the affidavit in the case says the f.b.i. was tipped off last august when musso went to a firearms deemer to ask about buying $16,000 worth of ammunition, including grenades, a gas mask and rockets. and last week musso met with an undercover agent posing as a weapons dealer. the paperwork also says musso told the agent he was part of a group who wanted to bring forth, quote, the original constitution, unquote. he was arrested yesterday and charged with violating a federal firearms law. i'm shelley walcott, wmur news 9. jennifer: tonight a judge is considering whether or not to reduce a convicted sex offender's sentence. in 2014 the judge said it was too harsh. now new hampshire's supreme court says the judge has the authority to make an adjustment if he wants. wmur's kristen carosa was in court today, she's live tonight at our lakes region bureau. reporter: a review hearing was held this afternoon, the victim's mother tells us this has been a painful process to go through as they wait for this decision. judge david garfunkel is considering reducing the sentence o