dartmouth with a chance to win, a last second field goal -- stunner, dartmouth loses 14-13. rhode island at unh. p from the wildcats back at home after a couple of losses. >> a terrific running back. they have a good swarming defense that has grown up and they are getting to the football in a lot of different ways. >> probably one of the best in the conference. we have seen great running backs. he is one of the best. the receivers are big and strong. it will be a challenge. jamie: the game is on channel nine tomorrow. maryland, iowa at 3:30. and then notre dame at temple. voice division for soccer second half, lisbon' s teran fontaine puts a shot on net, but turned away by the cougars defense. derryfield with a great chance kelsey' s shot goes off the cross bar. the cougars hold on to win, one-nothing. the mets won game three. tom: thank you. shelley: thank you for joining us on news nine tonight at tom: jimmy kimmel live is next, followed by night line. have a good night. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption conten

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dartmouth college says they've been regular sampling of the water and prior to excavating the site in 2011 they found in contamination. they did find contamination in april 2012, but data did not indicate that it had moved off the property. the department of environmental services says the college has been pro-active, but it's difficult to say how long the well was contaminated. >> we have water testing for this chemical that go back several years, but the testing a number of years ago were at a higher level, 50 parts per billion, so it was only recently that we started looking for it at the lower levels. reporter: they will continue to monitor the ground water and test, and for one of the neighbors whose well tested negative for the chemical, that's good enough. >> i'm leaving it to dartmouth and e.p.a. or who ever else is involved in this. reporter: heather hamel, wmur news 9. tom: because of the heroin epidemic in new hampshire, governor hassan is considering emergency rules regarding prescription painkillers. jennifer: many consider the abuse of painkillers a driving force behind

the first class of a new leadership program at dartmouth -- dartmouth hitchcock medical center was recognized today in concord. there were 30 graduates. they are group of health care professionals at dartmouth who have completed a six-month program designed to create and >> what we want to do is make new hampshire the model for this country. the leadership fellowship will allow us to do that and retain, as i' ve said, the brightest and best right here at home at dartmouth hitchcock. shelley: organizers say they hope to graduate three classes per year. tom: a long line at barnes and noble in manchester tonight to see anne romney and get her book signed. mitt romney' s wife has written a book called " in this together, my story." it details her successes and struggles in the battle against multiple sclerosis. romney was diagnosed with m.s. in 1997. and while the disease can' t be cured, it can be managed. she says she has had so many up and downs but she wrote the book for others who face the same challenges. >> i couldn' t function anymore i was not able to take care of my family or do anythin

dartmouth is 5-0 after beating central connecticut state on saturday, 34-7. dartmouth has outscored its five opponents 190-47. >> we're having a great time. we knew we'd be a good team this year and it's great to go out there and execute and play as a team and do well. >> got a lot of guys back, and some of the guys up front played really well, that's been key for us, having guys on the back end getting up. >> the new hampshire amateur hockey association along with with u.s.a. hockey will once again be hosting skate pass and shoot events this coming weekend. the clinics are pree for boys and girls ages 12 and under, and out -- utilize the american development model. go to nh hockey.com for specific times and to register. and the blue jays have some work to do, this is game three of the american league championship series, it's tonight, first pitch about 8:07. the royals lead that series two games to none. jean: thanks, jason. tom: right now on wmur.com if you thought the past few days were chilly, imagine being at the top of mount washington. take a look at t

tomorrow at 6:00 we will profile the dartmouth quarterback. harvard is also 6-0. the crimson will host dartmouth this friday night at 7:30 on national tv. that is a big game. the monarchs played two games against the adirondack thunder this weekend and ended up losing both games. s game 5-2. one win and two losses on the young season. manchester will play at the l myra jackals on saturday. >> this is a good week for us. we are making some mistakes and having some breakdowns, but ultimately that will be better for us in the long run. >> here are the dates for the 2016 races at new hampshire motor speedway. two races as usual, the summer races july 17 and then they come back around and race again september 25. we are talking about sprint have racing. the fall race will be part of nascar' s chase for the sprint cup championship as the second race in the opening challenger round. 36 seconds left in monday night football, the arizona cardinals ravens 26-18. >> still to come, when you think about ski businesses, you think about snow and winter. it turns out the other se

harvard football made a furious comeback in the fourth quarter to beat dartmouth last night 14-13. the crimson's 21st straight victory. that's a look at sports. have a great day. frank: a remarkable story out of delaware this morning. antoinette: a 10-year old who was born with a condition that keeps his left hand stunted, printed out a brand new hand for colin consavage had several surgeries to open his hand, but

their well water this morning and officials say a chemical from a former animal burial ground at the dartmouth medical school may be to blame. kevin: as the rain and wind approaches, we are expecting the heaviest of it later today. we will have the timeline ahead. erin: republicans are getting ready for tonight' s presidential debate and the candidates are prepping in a variety of ways as a new national poll shows a bit of a shift at the top. now, wmur news 9 daybreak. erin: good morning, new hampshire. if you are headed out to the roads anytime soon, you may find some patchy fog out there. kevin skarupa joins us with a look at our forecast. kevin: a building overcast sky eventually setting up the rain and the wind that builds from this afternoon into the evening. for now, temperatures are anywhere in the mid and s and 30' s. don' t let your guard down, the rainfall that moves in for southwest to northeast could be heavy at times by later tonight. even some rumbles of thunder are possible later this evening. temperatures are starting on the upper 40' s to the mid-50' s. expected to be tomorrow

>> a guy who went to dartmouth. >> you went to dartmouth? >> i did go to dartmouth. i did. last week. last week. >> i think it's a bad sign my daughter won't show me her costume. >> oh. that -- you know, your daughter's costume last year had handcuffs. that's all i'm going to say. >> what are you doing for halloween? >> quiet now. >> it has gotten quiet. >> disguntsled mets fan. >> oh, >> okay, willie geist. >> okay, so this is -- so this world series game in a time when baseball seems to be getting less relevant by the year. last night, all of america, my entire twitter feed, i went on it last night. i always do to see the nude pictures of you. >> there were a couple -- >> everybody was talking about the game. i turned it on and it's one of the bizarrest things. it starts out bizarre. something i haven't seen in 50 years of watching baseball, it goes black. >> unbelievable. a couple of hours before the game, the royal's starting picture's father dies. his wife asks that the team not tell him that his father died until he comes out of the game. >> by the way, that never hap

jamie: and who is this guy playing basketball against dartmouth years ago and what did world series do you think when you are president you'll be paid as much as if you were a man-male... this is one of the jobs where they have to pay you the same. but there are so many examples where that doesn't happen. i'm going to do everything i can to make sure every woman in every job gets paid the same... ...as the men who are doing that job. r i'm hillary clinton p and i approve this message. josh: today family and friends said good-bye to a 9-year-old boy known around this town for his own generosity. jennifer: he died friday night while walking to a neighbor's house to deliver cookies. as kristen carosa tells us, the christopher to rest. reporter: standing side by side, sharon and bill reflect on their son's life, one of generosity. >> just the way he was, in everything, always thinking about somebody else. reporter: christopher was 9 years old, a 4th grader who loved his family, the outdoors, his animals and making others happy. >> he wanted to make sure that people would smile, because he

has dropped out, but look who's in at number 22, it's dartmouth. one of just four teams in the nation that are undefeated. harvard is also 6-0, the crimson will host dartmouth this friday night at 7:30 on national tv. boston bruins off the ice tonight, but they have a tuesday game in boston, they skate against the arizona coyotes at 7:00 p.m. bruins have three wins, three losses and an overtime loss through seven games. monarchs play two against the adirondack thunder this weekend and ended up losing both games. so that leans the monarchs with one win and two losses this season. manchester will play at the el myra jack ales on saturday. >> this is a good week for us, we're not getting a way with a lot right now, we're making some mistakes, having some breakdowns in the back of our net, and ultimately that will be better for us in the long run. >> here are the dates per the 2016 races at new hampshire motor speedway, july 17, and september 25. the fall race will be part of nascar's chase for the print cup championship as the second race in the openi

a lot of people are loving the dartmouth big green. jamie: they are front and center in sports. we will hear fro there are many sides to basketball star an fashion icon russell westbrook. and with coverage in the middle of anywhere from u.s. cellular, he can find some new ones. like, farmer. russell's brussels. russell speaking. paleontologist. hashtag t-rex. park ranger. where am i? and t.v. spokesperson. that's my line. i got it. with u.s. cellular, you can do all the things you like, from the middle of anywhere. >> now jamie staton and news 9 sports. jamie: we are leading things off with the dartmouth big green football team, because they deserve extra attention. they are undefeated through four games, in dominating fashion. we were checking out of to the guys. the big green have outscored their opponents 156-40 in those games, which includes dominating wins over 10 and yell. damon williams, putting up big numbers this year, 10 touchdown passes, four rushing touchdowns. he will emerge as a candidate for the walter payton award, given to the best player in fcs football. the gr

>> reporter: police have locked down a major portion of dartmouth street with that investigation. tonight i can tell you the house where the little girl lived is about five doors down. it is a house that was supposed to be safe. until police say a bullet shattered the quiet of this evening injured. >> beautiful girl. very beautiful personality. >> reporter: david joyner fighting back tears visibly upset says he is only thinking of his beautiful granddaughter who is fighting for her life. >> i don't know anything right now. >> reporter: detectives rust here and filled dartmouth street looking for answers, looking for the person who might have fired a shot. >> a single shot we determined, that came from the front from the street. in front of that location. >> reporter: police say there was no commotion out in front of the house. suddenly shot is fired. >> it enters through a front plate glass window. through that window. and then strikes the girl. while she was standing in the living room. >> reporter: she was shot in the head and rushed to the hospital where she is said to be in gr

jamie: that is a dartmouth college graduate on the hill trying to keep the cubs from the people want change, they want reform, they want to see something done, but just carping about it and whining about it and making speeches about it doesn't get it done. nobody has shaken up the system more than i have. i've always been unorthodox in this and against the grain. but you know what? i know how to get it done. new day for america is responsible for the content of this advertising. if you work hard, and you do your part, you should be able to get ahead and stay ahead. but the republicans... v they want to go back to letting v the super wealthy call the shots. they don't stand up for equal pay for women. they don't support paid family leave. they don't even really support refinancing student debt. we've got to get this economy working for the vast majority of americans, not just for those at the top. that's what i intend to do as president. i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. there are many sides to basketball star an fashion icon russell westbrook. and with coverage in the m

vermont at dartmouth. late 2nd half, finally a goal. nile walwyn, who kicked it -- off the corner, that made it 1-1. the game-winner, dartmouth. the big green improve to 5-3-1 this season. welcome to the new manchester monarchs. training camp is open for business at saint anselm college. the american hockey league monarchs, as you may recall, moved to california after last season. the new monarchs are in the east coast hockey league. one step down in talent, but probably a step up in terms of exciting games to watch. they have a new coach, richard seeley. they host an exhibition game against adirondack this sunday at 3:30 at saint anselm. >> is going to be a fast paste game. the guys work hard. jamie speaking of hockey teams : getting going, welcome back to they are young but with a ton of talent. that includes all 3 goalies and the leading scorer from last year, tyler kelleher. he is a junior now. they start their season on saturday night against aic, american international college. that game is at home i

the dartmouth victorino are in the poll for the first time since 1996. dartmouth' s 5-0 after beating central connecticut state saturday. 34-7. they' ve outscored five opponents 190-47. >> we are having a great time. we knew we would be a good team this year. it' s great to go out there and execute. we played really well. s been key for us, protecting elin, and getting open. >> jason: monday night football. i think we have a scoreboard for you. the giants are losing the philadelphia 27-7. at last check, there were seven turnovers in the football game. their home field. amherst, new hampshire' s nevis olson is preparing for the biggest fight of his career. dennis competes in mixed martial arts and will take on brent afford this friday night at the mohegan sun arena in connecticut. the event will be live on spike tv. dennis is 29 years old. he was a two-time state wrestling champion at sign vegan high school and was the captain of the football team his senior year. this will be his second major televised fight. he says it has been a long time coming. >> ju

is out and dartmouth is in. the wildcats suffered their third loss of the season on saturday, dropped out of the top 25 for the first time since 2004, and snapped the streak of 162 consecutive polls. dartmouth is 5-0 and in at number 25 this week. the big green in the poll for the first time since 1996. blue jays have some work to do, game three of the alcs tonight in front to, the royals leave that series two games to none. first pitch about 8:07. josh: panic on board a city bus after an unexpected passenger gets on board. jean: what a snake did that forced the entire bus to evacuate. tom: then at 6:00 tonight, a jury find a rochester man guilty of murder, thousand victim's verdict. and a commitment 2016 coverage, the top democratic candidates battling for your votes, a closer look at hillary clinton jean: you've heard of snakes on a plane. how about on a bus? josh: a four-foot boa got loose on a philadelphia bus yesterday, forcing everyone on board to evacuate. a man apparently had a boa around his neck hidden

the race begins on the dartmouth green and heads into vermont. 496 runners finish the half. the important number is the amount of money raised to support the kids who are patients at the children' s hospital at dartmouth hitchcock. the 10-year total, $4.3 million. today, the staff at a salon and spa in derry donated their time for a special cause. 100% of the proceeds from all services will go towards the event raised more than $5,800. the event was held for miss mary carlin p she was diagnosed with breast cancer at 36 years old. it' s been her dream to create treatment bags for other patients like herself. >> it' s really hard to go through chemotherapy, and even the smallest things make a big difference. the mouthwash, gentle toothbrushes, a water ball -- they may seem small, but they are huge when you are going through chemotherapy. jamie: carlin has created an online support group called fighting fabulously with her wife shawna penn at. coming up at 11:00, a gathering of zombie fans turns into real terror when a gunman opens fire on the crowd. >> it just lifted me up a l

soccer dartmouth at unh tonight. senior forward fazal nabi scored both goals as the university of new hampshire men' s soccer team defeated intrastate rival no. 24 dartmouth college 2-0 at bremner field. the big green fall to 8-4-1. sophomore keeper andrew pesci made three saves for you in h. nearly a full moon for girls field hockey division three semifinals in exeter. this is top rarnked berlin and 4th seeded sanborn regional. first half, jensyn dandeneau out front picks up her own rebound and scores 4-0 her 2nd goal of the game. a shot by sam mercier but the sanborn goalie alexander gannon makes the save. later, jenna arguin to dandeneau for another goal she had 5 in the game. the mountaineers of berlin win it 7-0,the 2-time defending champs are going to the state title game for the 4th time in 5 years. in the other semifinal. gilford golden eagles and monadnock huskies. gilford in blue hannah sullivan with a nice pass to logan baxter, who directs it into the net for a 1-0 gilford lead. a corner here for the huski

the dartmouth big green football team played at harvard last night. it was decided on the final play of the game, jason king here to show us what happened. >> and how about a little sunshine out there today? those temperatures are going to make that mostly into the 50's. about 50 to 55 around the state. maybe a few spots don't quite get to 50. we'll talk about the when showers >> now, meteorologist josh judge with your storm watch nine forecast. >> we've got a nice start for you, look at the sunrise going over sanbarton. not a cloud in the sky and a good portion of the day, that's the way it will be, light winds. check out chilly temperatures, 20's in an awful lot of the state right now. by next hour, by the time we get to the 8:00 hour, these temperatures are going to turn into 30's most places as we're warming up quickly. not as cold tonight. good news for trick-or-treaters as well. the almanac shows something you want to show you, that's the sunrise and sunset, that's important because that will be happening in some cases because of the sunset duri

dartmouth college may create an independent graduate school. they looked alt an independent school for advanced students. the idea will be discussed at three public sessions. the first is set for october 21st. a worker at yale university was killed after falling into a smoke stack on the connecticut campus. police say a man fell off a leader while working inside a chimney at yale's power plant on saturday. the man was stuck inside the chimney for hours before they were able to cut through the stainless steel to reach him. they say the man was from oregon. the new hampshire chapter of the american heart association raised $160,000 during its annual go red for women luncheon in manchester last week. it raises awareness of heart disease and stroke. heart disease is the number one killer of women in the u.s. i had the privilege of emceeing this event. >> today would have been james foley's 42nd birthday. instead the isis terrorists cut his life short in august. foley's family and friends and many people he inspired held a 5-k race in his name. it w

the dartmouth freshman class during orientation. the lodge needs $17 million in repairs. george skip battle of the class of '98 announced he'll match contributions made between now, and june 30th, up to 5 million dollars. new hampshire is in the midst of a heroin epidemic and those in recovery say one of the biggest challenges is finding treatment immediately. the number of affordable beds is limited and waiting lists are long and the window of time for someone seeking help is very short. wmur's heather hamel reports if they can't get admitted quickly, they may give up. >> the state that we're in right now, there's know beds to have unless you have a the cash to pay for it. >> it's a problem that those for the hope for new hampshire recovery center run into too quickly. >> we can call and get you put on waiting lists, but right now the waiting list in new hampshire about four to six weeks for detox or treatment center. >> and casey says that is risky. he's in recovery himself and he says even people who come in daily often break dow

a chemical from a former animal burial ground at the dartmouth medical school may be to blame. kevin: as the rain and wind approaches, we are expecting the heaviest of it later today. we will have the timeline head. erin: republicans are getting ready for tonight' s presidential debate and the candidates are prepping in a variety of ways as a new national poll shows a bit of a shift at the top. now, wmur news 9 daybreak. erin: hi there and good wednesday morning. thanks for joining us today. we are seeing some pretty dense fog out there and spots. kevin skarupa has a look at the forecast. kevin: we have rainfall developing during the afternoon. the could be wind that pushes and early tomorrow. some spots could see over two inches of rainfall out of this. for now, it is the patchy fog and the clouds continuing to drift in. the rainfall starts to build in from the southwest as the afternoon wears on. the heaviest is expected this evening. temperatures are near the freezing mark. we will look for highs today to get back into the upper 40' s to mid 50' s. a milder day tomorrow. aft

car was trapped and took crews about an hour to extricate that driver, who was then air rifted to dartmouth hitchcock. the driver of the s.u.v. only suffered minor injuries. jean: an unmarked cruiser was involved in a crash on 39 this morning, in north feel around 8:00 a.m. while the state police aircraft enforcement. during that time a parked cruiser was struck from behind at exit 19 by a passing car. state police say the first first attempted to take exit 19, then veered back onto 93, striking the cruiser. >> when they're conducting signage that's set up, warning traffic ahead that the aircraft unit is working. so we just ask that the motoring public be cognizant of that. reporter: both the trooper and driver were taken to the hospital and they are expected to recover. josh: attorneys for owen labrie are appealing his conviction and a day after being sentence he's now home with his family. this comes after a judge jail. the sentence for using a computer to lure the 15-year-old victim was suspended, and as heather hamel reports as the law reads, he is allowed to be released. reporter: yes,

george pataki will visit a pizza shop in lebanon before heading to dartmouth college. emily: a man accused of driving drunk into a police cruiser will be arraigned today. joseph loiacano was arrested early saturday morning in gloucester. police say he was speeding and driving on the wrong side of main street when he hit the cruiser head-on. officer kevin muise was inside that cruiser. he' s being treated for serious neck injuries. caught on camera, salem, new hampshire police say the driver involved in this crash was on heroin. officers say they found alexander dimaggio passed out behind the wheel at the mall at rockingham park. when they tried to wake him, they say he drove off crashing into a car, tree, and fire hydrant. erika: texting and driving is already illegal in massachusetts, but state lawmakers may be ready to take that further. there will be several proposals to use hands-free technology behind the wheel, like bluetooth. the only exception would be in emergency situations. legislation in neighboring new hampshire, connecticut, and new york do have hands-fre

dartmouth football takedown central connecticut state. williams with another big game. not a record breaker. 249 passing yards. saint ann' s loan-loss to merrimack college 41-16. 146 yards rushing in the loss. click the loss. limit state football lost to bridgewater state 45-19. too much from the bears. at the high school level, suddenly three teams are tied atop the division one south. yesterday pinkerton lost for the second straight week, this time to timberlane. also salem won its game, making all three schools to the action 5-2. from today, division two, sanborn hosting monadnock. first quarter, sanborn tries to get the run game going, brian mcgough tosses back to shawn gowans, 18 yard gain, but sanborn can' t get any points from the drive. in the third quarter, sanborn down 8-0, the field goal unit gets the indians on the board, christian ehlers kicks a 21 yarder through. sanborn goes on to win, 9-8. division iii, guilford already 21-0. the touchdown pass from ryan kelly. 28-0. guilford gets its only touchdown of the game here. he goes up for the ball and holds it

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kremson and dartmouth. harvard 20 game win streak. dartmouth pretty much end if they move but the ball pops free. that good for your game winning score. harvard escapes 14-13. now a nation best 21-game winning streak in first place in the ivy league. >>> the mets blassing the -- lasting the royals 9-3 last night. that's sports. have a great day. >>> city of boston remembering tom menino friday marked a year since his death. city hall lit up in green in his honor. tom menino led the city of boston for 20 years. he passed away at the age of 71 just months after retiring from >>> still ahead on 7news. it's the spookiest night of the year. it's not just about the candy. saw some are being creative with those okay, so everyone is saying, "hurry! you gotta get fios" but why? well, right now for a limited deal from fios. the 100% fiber optic network. only fios has the fastest internet and wi-fi available from 50 to 500 megs. so whatever speed you need, fios has it. get 50 meg fios internet tvnd phone starting at $79.99 a month. and get $300

at dartmouth college he held two meet and greets earlier today. and on this back to work monday let's get a look at how the ride home is shaping up tonight. this is 293 north in manchester from the elliott at rivers edge camera and things are pretty quiet out there. jennifer: peggy james -- josh: peggy james has the traffic. >> is there an accident in the city at pine and heyward streets that might back you up. the highways now, 93 northbound coming up from salem, about 21 minutes to get you into manchester, no major delays at this time. 293 in and around manchester, moving well in both directions. and if you're heading to work in concord, slight slowdowns as you approach the toll. concord is a good ride from the bow junction, also on 89 and 93. the everett turnpike is busy but no accidents reported right now. 101 west volume is picking up eastbound is a smooth ride towards the seacoast, and 95 right now at the hampton tolls is trouble-free. this report being brought to you by peters honda. i'm peggy james for 95.7, wzid. jennifer: quiet here, but

the department of energy awarded the money and dartmouth says the grant will improve the security of the grid. the school adds oil and natural gas infrastructures will also be protected. the last moment. but the bride's family anyway. however, it was on the unlikely guest of honor who really stole the show. >>> plus, heat, light no matter what's on your electric bill it's going up. this >> as another winter approaches fox 25 news is sinking into how much massachusetts residents could expect to spend to keep the lights on. >> kerry kavanaugh is in consumer advocate says this this winter won't be as bad as last year even though rates are going up for some. >> the bill came over it and was whoa what happened here. >> reporter: residents across the area struggled to keep the lights on this past winter. there was some relief during the summer months but another winter is fast approaching. >> we look at this all the time we go over our budget. >> reporter: homeowners like susan are already trying to prepare. >> electric rates change twice a year that's required utilities. we reached out to

plus, harvard and dartmouth football in the battle of undefeated teams at 11:00 and sports. jc: gronk could have played for the red sox in carton. -- in kindergaten. -- kindergarten. coming up, seven sisters from south boston battling a single disease. p woman: i'm here to fight h.i.v. and pandemics to come. p man: to keep boston harbor safe and clean. p man: because this is where robotics is happening. p man: to help every student find their true words. woman: here to express myself. rwoman: here because math is the language of the future. rman: to change the world through music. r man: here to unlock the adhesion power of the gecko. -woman: and the common good. -man: umass. >> we have the absence of storms in the seven day forecast. mild temperatures, in the 40' s for trick-or-treating. for the soccer team... for the girl scout meeting... how many meetings are you having?! at stop&shop, prices have just dropped on thousands more items. this price can't be right... that's the right price! it's that low. what other things on this list can't be right?" looks like a list of ca

a dartmouth woman killed. gerald karera was driving drunk when he slammed into her car. he wasn't hurt, but she was killed. he will be in court on monday. >>> in med ford, the memorial will honor martin richard as well as the boston marathon bombing survivors. >>> footballs used in the colts game sparked the deflategate controversy. >>> a woman left pennsylvania with the child and brought the little boy to boston. how a nurse at the hospital helped solve the case. >> reporter: children's this is where a 36-year-old mom tiffany cherry wanted him to get medical care and nowhere else. >> >> reporter: is it surprising that they would want to come here? >> well, it's something you want best for your child. >> reporter: a doctor said her son needed serious trauma care. instead of going to the local hospital, she went five hours to boston. after getting the run around, they were advised the baby needed to be admitted to the hospital. to the hospital. >> we're very pleased with the care he got here. >> reporter: she now faces child endangerment charges in pennsylvania. she also

the race begins on the dartmouth green and heads into vermont for part of the course. 496 runners finished the half, with another 550 doing a 5-k race. but the important number is the amount of money raised to support the kids who are patients at the childrens today' s event raised over $700,000. amazing. today, the staff at bonne vee salon and spa in derry donated their time for a special cause. 100% of the proceeds from all services will go towards creating hospital gift bags for breast cancer patients. the event raised more than $5800. this event was held for a former miss new hampshire, mary morin carlin. she was diagnosed with breast cancer at 36 and had a double mastectomy in march. since that time, it has been her dream to create treatment bags for other patients like herself. mary morin carlin: it' s really hard to go through chemotherapy. and even the smallest things make a big difference. the mouthwash, gentle toothbrushes, a water bottle. they may seem small to someone who is watching, but they are huge when they are going through chemotherapy. jamie: carlin has also created an

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she was killed standing in her living room when a stray bullet pierced through her home on dartmouth street 5:00 saturday night. what are you going through in. >> pain. >> reporter: dejah's best friend khloe taylor had four classes with her and they sat together during math. >> nobody wants to come to school today. nothing will be the same without dejah. >> reporter: she and her father had just seen dejah hours before the shooting. police say this child was not the intended target and this likely happened during an argument between gangs or a drive-by shooting. >> it's disgusting to think that there are so many guns out here and anybody can get killed at the drop of a dime. it's unbelievable. >> reporter: the crime a lot for parents, students, teachers and staff to comprehend. today a crisis team has been at the middle school helping the community cope with the tragedy. >> some of the students who lived close to her, live near the street. that could have been me. >> i have comforted a couple of her. a student that says, mr. rios, you know, she told me she will be back and i was waiti

penn lost to dartmouth, and delaware won. and the reds won last night.lost both games of their double-header yesterday and got cold fans at citizens bank park, and martin prado hitting one to the corner, and christian yellage stores. giles has two blown saves and both of them to the marlins, and marlins win 7-6 in game one. and game two, carly lloyd throwing out the first pitch. and then yellage, eight straight hits. and then gone, that is the way to come back. and the phillies lost 99 games for the first time in 46 years, and if they lose again today that's 100 losses. and max scherzer with another no-hitter last night, and second of the season for him, and the mets have been shut out twice this year, and scherzer is the first with two no hitters since nolan ryan 42 years ago, and one thing you don't see is papelbon celebrating with them. and then game of the week, log on to nbc10.com and cast your vote. eagles and redskins, we'll have a full wrap-up later tonight on eagles' game day final. >>> lots of fun in camden to celebrate croctoberfest, from boun

dartmouth is undefeated. unh plays a delaware. the wildcats need a huge win. >> it should be a good game. i know a lot of the guys. it should be good. >> they run the ball well. they have a lot of misdirection. it will be key for us to make sure that our eyes are in the right places, everyone is playing their assignment. jamie: a huge game for unh. texas tech at oklahoma tomorrow. ohio state and rutgers is the shelley: thank you for joining us for news nine tonight at followed by there are many sides to basketball star an fashion icon russell westbrook. and with coverage in the middle of anywhere from u.s. cellular, he can find some new ones. like, farmer. russell's brussels. russell speaking. paleontologist. hashtag t-rex. park ranger. where am i? and t.v. spokesperson. that's my line. i got it. with u.s. cellular, you can do all the things you like, from the middle of anywhere.

jason will have your highlights at 11:00 him college football, dartmouth will take on yaim at 1:30 tomorrow. st. a's against bentley at 1:00 on the road. u.n.h. and plymouth state have byes this week. u.n.h. hockey plays a.i.c. in durham at 7:00. a.i.c. leads the all-time series 7-2, but they haven't played in 48 years. >> we don't know a lot, that's become a pretty good league. >> game two of the american league divisional playoff series, rangers and blue jays, it was tied into the late innings and finally in the 14th inning the rangers were able to get a couple run as cross and go onto win this thing 6-4, so the rangers on the road take the first two games in the series, they are looking great in the post season. there are four games going on in major league baseball today. right now the royals were behind the astros, getting into the late innings. in milford, the pumpkin festival is going on, 26th year of that and they're parking everybody for that festival at milford high school. so between this football game and that pumpkin festival, should be a lot of people hanging around the high s

prosecutors say he was drunk when he slammed into a vehicle given by a 73-year-old woman from dartmouth. she was ejected from her car and kill killed. >>> a south end landmark getting a makeover. a real bell ringing from its belfry. the three bells were installed friday. they were originally used at the catholic church on shamut avenue and they were closed until 2008. until now they had played the sound of bells from a speaker season. >>> the patriots and colts meet for the first time since last year's deflategate. this morning, pats remain perfect. perfect tom leyden up early with us to break down the game including one of the strangest plays you will ever see this season or that you will ever see. >> that was crazy and people since the schedule was released last spring they had october 18 on their minds. every game in the nfl pose as significant challenge and every win is difficult to abstain. as would you expect not a lot of love for the patriots. probably the louder boos they will hear. colts ran the game. tom brady intercepted for the first time this year. brought back the bobble b

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football tonight harvard host dartmouth. game 3 of the world series shifts to new york. it's a great time of year. >> you coined a new phrase hockey shellacking. >> irish night. >> thanks so much. up next staying safe on the spookiest night of the year. salem prepares for halloween on cbs evening news coming up next at 6:30. >> scott pelley is enjoying us live with a preview. >> hey paula, david great to be with you in boston. steve hartman will be along with his on the road series tonight. this evening he's going to be focusing on a high school football coach who was surprised to say the least that helmets was his own daughter. we'll have that and the rest of the world news coming up on the cbs evening news in about 10 minutes. >> all right scott thank you. if you love halloween there is only one place to be this weekend. >> salem is the capital for all things trick-or-treating our jim armstrong is there. reporter: i'm about to be joined over the course of the next couple of days by a vast record breaking size crowd. they are estimating tomorrow here alone between 80 an

here and filled dartmouth street looking for answers, looking for the person who might have fired a shot. >> a single shot we determined, that came from the front from the street. in front of that location. >> reporter: police say there was no commotion out in front of the house. suddenly shot is fired. >> it enters through a front plate glass window. through that window. and then strikes the girl. while she was standing in the living room. >> reporter: she was shot in the head and rushed to the hospital where she is said to be in great condition. residents who described this as a normally quiet hempstead neighborhood are understandably upset by this unexplained shooting. >> devastated. it's a young child, 12 years old. >> the guns is what i'm concerned about. so much on the streets. >> reporter: it's too early to tell if it was a drive-by shooting or if the family was targeted. public health. many leads are coming in as you can imagine. local detectives, hempstead village detectives, nassau police detectives, working feverishly to develop what we can to move on this case. >> reporter: t

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rear ended another vehicle on route 6 last on friday night killing 73-year-old geraldine kariya of dartmouth. hanson faces a charge of motor vehicle homicide by operating under the influence of alcohol. >>> three month long drug investigation leads to the arrest of two men on martha's vineyard. on friday 24-year-old desmond rodriguez of new bedford were arrested. they were stopped as they drove off the authority. police say they found cocaine, heroin, and marijuana in their car. all of it with a street value of $12,000. investigators then searched a house. the suspects were known to frequent and allegedly found even more drugs. they're both being held on $50,000 bail. police expect to make more arrests in this case. >>> nashua, new hampshire, school officials there are looking into the possibility of stocking kits to reverse opioid and heroin overdoses in the school. school is investigating how much it would cost to have the kits available in the high school and possibly middle school. last year alone more than 325 deaths in the state were acontributed to overdoses. >>> clouds rolling into t

dartmouth in up the field goal range. the kick was blocked. harvard survives a a foreas compaq. the 21st win in a row. 12th in a row. 14-13 the final. >> layoff football now. quart arer finals. quarterback with the toss john andre. he is good. 56-yards. touchdown. 7 on. all right. check this one out. it is luke guarantee with the pay of the night doing the best o'dell be beckham em pression. the one-in hand touchdown grab with defenders. rockets set off the lawyers and semifinals than is a lack at sports. >> thanks for joining us. now, you're free to start enjoying the breakfast you love any time you wish. no way. introducing mcdonald's new all day breakfast menu. once, you changed how you ate breakfast. it's time to start

dartmouth in up the field goal range. the kick was blocked. harvard survives a a foreas compaq. the 21st win in a row. 12th in a row. 14-13 the final. >> layoff football now. quart arer finals. quarterback with the toss john andre. he is good. 56-yards. touchdown. 7 on. all right. check this one out. it is luke guarantee with the pay of the night doing the best o'dell be beckham em pression. the one-in hand touchdown grab with defenders. rockets set off the lawyers and semifinals than is a lack at sports. >> thanks for joining us. dverertisement for time life's video collection. (doorbell chiming) oh, hey, hi, dean. hey, hi there, uh... bob. (narrator) from the battlefieldr to the white house, from hollywood to the heartland, america's entertainer was bob hope. oh, this room, it's so dull and depressing tonight. if only there was some way to brighten it. oh, of course. (laughter) (narrator) he was a true patriot. (bob hope) this has been a great trip. we've been to england, to germany, then to crete, then to thailand, vietnam, korea, and alaska, and we're gonna keep on going til

city 69 down route 24 corridor, dartmouth 68. merrimack, upper 60s, worcester hills, fitchberg 67. temps cape and islands chatham, 65. tonight 42-51. lots of sunshine tomorrow. thursday behind the cool front. numbers are cooler in the morning hours. again compared to this afternoon and tomorrow afternoon, 60. yet another cool front another sign of fall. little more gusto. this will produce a few rain showers friday afternoon. in terms of the temps it is not too shabby. columbus day, partly sunny skies near 70. >> quick action taken by a re retired police officer. suspects were involved in a break in crashed into the police officer's home and tried hiding under his deck. his dog started barking alerting his owner. >> ran up the street to the intersection. he saw the north providence police. changed direction where i tackled him. >> he got a nice piece of steak as a reward. >> perfect reward for a dog. 7 news at noon, stepping up to help a runner in need. three complete strangers brought together on the marathon court. >> why this taking multiple medications, does your mouth often fe

george pataki will visit a pizza shop in lebanon before heading to dartmouth college. and democrat hillary clinton will make her 10th visit to the granite state. while there, clinton will introduce proposals to curb gun violence. "the new york times" reports her ideas include using executive action to close the so-called gun show loophole. background checks are not required at gun shows or over the internet with private sellers. last week clinton vowed to lead a counter-movement against the national rifle association. erika: a moose on the loose! the huge animal was spotted jumping over cars in manchester, new hampshire, yesterday. but the people we talked to weren't scared. they wanted to see the it for themselves. >> lied like to see the moose. i've never seen a moose. i want to find the moose and take it home with me. erika: some girls even came up with a "moose" and nae-nae dance police say the moose was last spotted heading into the woods near goffstown. i guess that song goes with everything these days. stories this morning. the red sox paying tribute to a legend

later today, i will speak with david blanche of dartmouth college. look for that.k to mr. blancheflower about rugby and austerity. "bloomberg surveillance." ♪ francine: this is "bloomberg surveillance." i'm francine lacqua with tom keene in london. here's vonnie quinn in new york. vonnie: thank you so much. netflix has hit a speed bump. it says many subscribers did not update their accounts and the company could not collect on them. tesla is starting to distribute autopilot software for model s cars. it keeps drivers on course and helps them change lanes and helps the car park themselves. burberry predicts profit will drop for the second year in a row. falling sales in asia is the problem. they get more than 30% of revenue from china. i didn't know if either of you knew, but ernest shackleton wore burberry when he went to antarctica. tom: i did not know that. thank you so much. burberry struggling as well. what are we going to do now? francine: this is the main issue. the slowdown in the world's second-largest economy. joining us now is our chief international econ