and raising money for children's hospital at dartmouth. we take you to the enchanting evening at manchester community college. >> clouds continue to thicken up tonight with showers for some. how long will the unsettled vo: kelly ayotte says she's on our side, but on our rights, she's squarely with donald trump: trump: planned parenthood should absolutely be defunded. vo: ayotte agrees, voting six times to do just that - defund planned parenthood. and both oppose our right to safe and legal abortion. ayotte: i certainly think that roe should be overturned... trump: ...there has to be some form of punishment. matthews: for the woman? trump: yeah, there has to be some form. vo: ayotte and trump: wrong for new hampshire women. senate majority pac narrator: over and over it's been their agenda: anything to defund planned parenthood. kelly ayotte and washington republicans voted 6 different times to defund planned parenthood. they're on a crusade to block services new hampshire women and families depend on: cancer screenings, birth control, basi

then on friday, dartmouth-hitchcock announced it was laying off up to 460 people. today, manchester mayor ted gatsas became the first candidate to call for that contract to be torn up, saying, "the new hampshire hospital provides essential psychiatric care, and our leaders in concord must do everything in their power to preserve these critical mental health services." mayor gatsas also slammed the governor and the executive council for the contract. two other gubernatorial candidates serve on the council. governor hassan's spokesperson issued a statement today, saying, "the upcoming layoffs are troubling news, but dartmouth-hitchcock has said it won't impact the state contract, and the state will make sure that's the case." and just before 5:00 p.m., the cancellation of the contract citing the layoffs, saying, "this vital ece of information was clearly withheld from the governor and council during the negotiations and debate of their $36 million contract." another campaign and other candidates are calling for officials to stay on top of issues like this. jeannie fo

dartmouth, sixth win of the dartmouth, sixth win of the the second of the season for her. dartmouth wins 1-0, improving to 6-2. boys high school stocker. -- soccer. the keene black birds at nashua north. north is in white. mateus lapa with a shot that is saved. this was shaping up as a defensive struggle. offense hard to come by. later, jason langevine with a pass to calvin hunter for keene, but the shot is saved by brett leblanc. new england 300 race has a new sponsor, and it will now be called the "bad boy off road 300." the company makes specialized vehicles, including atv's. it's a cool name and it got us thinking, what is the best race name in the history of the speedway? here are some other good ones. vote on the wmur facebook page. right now, slick 5300 has a right now, slick 5300 has a slight lead -- slick 50 300 has to come back from that hamstring injury he suffered against the chicago bears in the preseason. just as he did today, he has been practicing all along, but he has limited participation at the practices. the pats have been just fine without him, winning

dartmouth hitchcock had to deal with layoffs. what is your take? mr. van ostern: it was a bipartisan and unanimous vote to approve the contract. it came after some delays. only after we were sure there would be very specific requirements for staffing and qualifications. i am glad dartmouth has reaffirmed, after these disappointing layoffs, that they will meet every item within the contract specifications. i will hold them to that, as an executive council. we will not relax the standards simply because of the economic challenges and layoffs they are going through. what matters is patient care. josh: the number of people who have said dartmouth hitchcock was not as transparent as they needed to be leading up to this, but others say there were warning signs. where do you fall? mr. van ostern: i think it is ask the state department of health and human services to bid at the contract again. i was disappointed they did not. i was disappointed no other business or nonprofit date on the contract in the first place. when i talk about cutting red tape in state g

it was 7-0 dartmouth in the first. and doulton coughs in up. and for dartmouth. that did not lead to any points, second quarter, still 7-zip. picked off by keel. the sophomore takes the other way, for unh touchdown and they were tied at 7. big play for both teams here, rider stone has a huge hole to run through and finds the open field and goes deep into unh territory and punches the ball loose from behind and that would lead to a long drive and trevor knight caps it off with a 27 yard touchdown pass to presley. 14-7 unh. rallied with two fourth quarter touchdown and hit mack with a buck 30 to play for the go ahead score and dartmouth beats unh the first time in 40 years. 22-21. st. a's lost on the road and they fall to 0-3, and plymouth state beat west connecticut state. panthers are off to a 3-0 start. baseball, closing out with the yankees in fenw. of the third. gary sanchez takes david price deep to left, a 2-run home run to make it 3-0 new york, but there on, the red sox rally, bottom 3. david ortiz with a rbi ground out to get zander bogaerts. and yankees w

jean: dartmouth hitchcock hospital is agreeing to increased oversight. josh j.: a look at how much longer the warmer temperatures last before a cooler blast of air moves in and makes it feel much more like fall. josh: today marks the anniversary of a devastating hurricane in new hampshire. the lessons learned from 1938. >> no now wmur news 9 at 5:30. >> many people incorrectly assume that we make $# hundred off of each pen. it's simply not true. josh: the makers of a life saving treatment defended a dramatic price hike to angry lawmakers on capitol hill. welcome back, i'm josh mcelveen. jean: i'm jean mackin. the c.e.o. of the epi pen manufacturer was called to a congressional hearing today. especially parents, around the country. reporter: that's right, josh and jean. the cost of the each i pen has shot up hundreds of dollars over the past few years. a lot of insurance plans don't cover it. today the company is standing by its price hike. the message to epi pen users, don't expect a price drop. >> this is an epi pen. reporter: manufacturer mile land und

anchor: 2,000 visitors lining up at dartmouth college. why they're traveling from all over the state to smell something known for it's foul odor. >> no one covers new hampshire like we do. now, wmur news 9 at 6:00. anchor: following developing news out of claremont, where the attorney generals office is investigating an officer involved shooting. the incident happened just residence. good evening, i'm adam sexton. anchor: and i'm cherise leclerc. 25-year-old cody lafont was killed during a confrontation with police. wmur's kristen carosa is live in claremont with what authorities are saying at this hour. reporter: one a lot has happened since i last saw you both at 5:00 but i will take a step aside. this portion of core be a thorough investigation into what happened here. according to the attorney generals office, an early morning 911 call to a home on congress street in claremont turned into a confrontation with police. >> a little before 5:00 i heard three gunshots. i didn't dare turn their lights on. 25-year-old cody lafont was killed.

they head up interstate 89 to take on dartmouth the big green will be playing their season opener. the big green are much improved, finishing last season, ranked in >> gotta work on some things after last year's film with dartmouth, not share exactly good football players.hey're >> they're similar to holy cross, just make our eyes are on the right place, we're doing our job and we'll be fine. >> the windham high school football team is hoping to get backo the division two title game this fall, and if they do this week's how many town hero will have a lot victor pana, the fullback ran for almost 800 yards with 13 touchdowns for a junior. he already has four who are score this is year. defensively the middle linebacker has racked up over 200 tackles in his career but says he doesn't need the stats, he just wants to win. >> i've said this so many times, it doesn't matter if i'm scoring the tld or blocking for parker or jakey or who ever and they're getting a touchdown. game. >> jaguars have done a lot winning, with two strght state championship games, winning it all two years ago. >>

in fact dartmouth has not beaten u.n.h. in the last 20 meetings and that spans 40 years. >> we've had a competitive game especially starting the season with u.n.h., it's a great tool to test where we are, physically and mentally to see how games on the schedule. >> it means a lot, we got a lot of local guys that are very confident and very prepared for the game. >> a full slate of national college football for you on saturday, beginning at noon and ending with the nightcap between u.s.c. and stanford. jennifer: thank you. that will do it for news # at 6:00. when i first found out that carl had been using heroin on and off for a year. i immediately thought not my son. i found him in his bathroom with a syringe still in his hand and that was the worst day of my life. annie kuster is leading the fight regarding this opioid epidemic. she's trying to do everything she can to get laws changed. so this doesn't happen again. she's definitely a leader. i just love annie. brenda willis: when washington bureaucrats threatened access k

anchor: 2,000 visitors lining up at dartmouth college. why they're traveling from all over the state to smell something known for it's foul odor. >> no one covers new hampshire like we do. now, wmur news 9 at 6:00. anchor: following developing news out of claremont, where the attorney generals office is investigating an officer involved shooting. the incident happened just

the university of washington at dartmouth. the visitors will strike first. and there in purpling, david gets behind the defense and he beats the dartmouth keep toreero the far corner. justin donawa fires one just off the corner there. 1-0, washington, at the half. second half. another good chance for dartmouth. the header out front to matt greer but he is unable to convert. out the 1-0 win over the big green. the opening night in the nfl. and we can actually update this score with four and a half minutes to go in the game. it's 21-20 now. denver is leading that. so just take a look at this and then realize it's just not right. denver, 21-20, in the fourth quarter there. we'll keep you posted. three days to go until the patriots season kicks off. i think mike made that graphic. night football. the gronk took center stage in practice today. he revealed he is still suffering from the hamstring injury he suffered in practice against the bears. he was asked, what are the chances he will play? >> i can't put a percentage on it. but i'm just feeling better every da

it's the interstate football showdown between unh and dartmouth. the wildcats are the favorites out of the more competitive colonial athletic conference. never count out the motivation of a cross-state matchup. >> it's for bragging, rights? it's the caa, a long time standing tradition in the state of new hampshire for both schools to have an opportunity to compete against each other and have a to keep the rock here. >> it's a challenge and fun. i think they probably feel the same way, so, good motivation knowing they're nearby and again, just excited to play such a, you know, program with a deservedly great reputation. >> all right, so that should be a great game. and nationally, on the schedule today here on wmur tv, at noon oregon at nebraska and stanford at 8:00 tonight on wmur. for your friday night football report. the scores and highlights last night. go to our website, wmur.com/fnf. that's sports, have a great saturday. amy: it's hard to miss the pumpkin flavored things popping up in the stores, but here in the granite state it took extra lo

dartmouth improves with a win at today. and plymouth state and saint anselm also in practice -- also in play today. still to come tonight, some unbeaten teams go head to head on the gridiron. jason: high school football now. and bow hosted the quarterback matt harkins fires to the end zone and hits his tight end, nate alford. making great catch. 20 of time for plymouth. four guys fall down on this play and a deep pass, brandon roy to jordan -- two jordan docen. garrett macomber rushed for 251

the wildcats ahead to hand over with two games already under their belts but dartmouth is coming off one of its best seasons in recent history and the big green statement on saturday night. >> we are not exactly sure what they are going to do. they lost a lot of good players. >> both teams are very excited. unh is a top ranked team nationally. we have had a good preseason. jason: new hampshire tackles hunger is back for its fourth year. local community pantries over the next month. the first school up is merrimack valley during the friday night game against kennett, they will be a collection site. the donations will benefit immaculate conception food pan -- pantry. shelley: offering a helping hand. how one coffee shop employee and a police officer made sure a shelley: a methuen police officer and coffee shop worker teaming up to help someone in need. officer dan o'connor was called to a strip mall where a haver hill woman was stranded. found out why the woman needed the money, she gave the money out of her own. it was a small gesture that made a big impact. very nice. hayley: a lot o

so it was not long after that that i left. >> reporter: dartmouth says hazing is strictly prohibited and charged his fraternity with violating that policy. account but have since removed the pledging process altogether. >> it is about manipulation, about abuse of power. it is not about bonds of brotherhood. >> reporter: roslyn weissman is an expert on young adults and the author of "master minds and wingmen." >> unfortunately what happens in practice tearties is that young men are bonding through the most superficial ways of being a man. by drinking as much as you can. by partying as hard as you can. by going after as many women as super fflly as you n. on the memoir "goat" by brad lands. >> i think what lies at the part of it is this important relationship between two brothers. >> reporter: brad fledged his younger brother brett's fraternity at clemson. >> watching some of these scenes, the duct tape, the cage scene, i'm thinking, this can't be true. >> i think it's tame. it can be a bit tame, actually. >> you think it's worse in real life? >> yes. it was worse. >> reporter: brad sa

andrew lowes was in sigma alpha epsilon at dartmouth. >> pledges had to go through initiation rituals ranging from constant binge drinking, chugging vinegar to vomit, competitive eating challenges. >> reporter: he admits he perpetuated. >> seeing that on the other side as a brother was traumatizing. just really weird. so it was not long after that that i left. >> reporter: dartmouth says hazing is strictly prohibited and charged his fraternity with violating that policy. sigma alpha epsilon says they weren't able to validate his account but have since removed the pledging process altogether. >> it is about manipulation, it is not about bonds of brotherhood. >> reporter: roslyn weissman is an expert on young adults and the author of "master minds and wingmen." >> unfortunately what happens in practice tearties is that young men are bonding through the most superficial ways of being a man. by drinking as much as you can. by partying as hard as you can. by going after as many women as super fflly as you can. >> reporter: the movie is based on the memoir "goat" by brad lands. >> i think w

the state's 36 million there are contract with dartmouth hitchcock. last week the health care provider announced it would layoff as many as 460 people by the end of the year. but this came just two days after the executive council approved that multimillion there are contract for dartmouth hitchcock to provide staffing at the state hospital. the executive council did vote in favor of the contract. but sununu now w i kept in the dark about the impending cuts. >> that's obviously critical information that was withheld from us. it was withheld from the council, from the governor and commissioner. again i reiterate my call. we need to rebid this contract, we need to get answers. >> i think we need little on the cool side. >> i was back in 2009 when he stabbed another man in the heart, now this convicted jean: we made it to friday, let's check out how traffic is shaping up. pictures looking over 293 in manchester looks just fine. a look at the commute. >> hi, we're off to a busy start on this friday. coming up over the state line it's busy, but no incident

a very stinky attraction drew more than 2,000 people to the dartmouth college campus this weekend. morphy the corpse flower bloomed on friday and began emitting a terrible stench. dartmouth greenhouse managers compare the foul odor to something between dirty diapers and rotting fish. that stink was at its peak on friday night into saturday morning and was not quite as bad today as people took pictures and snapped selfies with the >> it's nature at its most awesome. just the stink of it, it's smelling a lot less right now. cherise: morphy will wilt and collapse in the next 24 to 48 hours. he isn't expected to bloom again until at least 2021. today is national lobster day. and a portsmouth lobsterman made a unique discovery while fishing. captain ben ricker pulled up a blue lobster with freckles. blue lobsters are rare, about one in every 10 million. er oceanarium in hampton. the lobster will spend the winter visiting schools throughout new england. thousands of people headed to berlin this weekend for camp rzr at jericho mountain state park. polaris's camp rzr celebrates off-roading

dartmouth is one of the best teams in the ivy league. >> i'm excited about that, instate team, it's going to be great. >> we know they're a good team and we know they're going to come to play, so it's for the granite cup, it's both division one teams in new hampshire, so it's going to be a fun one. >> red sox start the week with a two-game over both the orioles orioles come call tonight, price against miley. girls socker from this afternoon, the pinkerton astros hosting the bedford bulldogs. clark's shot is turned away, but mceccer is there for the rebound. a pinkerton goal made it 1-1. here comes your game winner, clark collecting a loose ball and scoring, and the bulldogs a great way to start the work week for 128 golfers in the 7th annual wbs harvest golf classic to benefit new hampshire food bank. workplace benefit solutions the presenting business in this, donations always down over the summer months, so it's important to restock the shelves a little bit. over the years the tournament has raised $335,000. tom: thank you. kelly ayotte: thanks, buddy. kelly (voiceover): i'm kelly ayott

the wildcats ahead to hand over with two games already under their belts but dartmouth is coming off one of its best seasons in recent history and the big green hopes to make a statement on saturday they are going to do. they lost a lot of good players. >> both teams are very excited. unh is a top ranked team nationally. we have had a good preseason. jason: new hampshire tackles hunger is back for its fourth year. high school football teams will be collecting food for their local community pantries over valley during the friday night game against kennett, they will be a collection site. the donations will benefit immaculate conception food pan -- pantry. shelley: offering a helping hand. how one coffee shop employee and a police officer made sure a stranded woman could get home. golden outside or fluffy inside. deep pockets or delicious ridges. tasty egg or savory bacon. experience dunkin's new belgian waffle breakfast sandwich. it's not this or that. it's all of it. america runs on dunkin'. narrator: fewer new hampshire students are n tax breaks. and whose side is kelly ayotte on? s

what a win for the dartmouth football team last night, making a serious statement against nationally ranked new hampshire. the big green rallied with two fourth quarter touchwn including the game-winner with about one minute 30 seconds to play. junior quarterback jack heneghan, making his first career start, drove the big green 80 yards in less than two minutes, capping the drive with a one yard touchdown toss to junior charles mack. heneghan heneghan threw three touchdown passes on the night. it was dartmouth's first win over unh in 40 years, and their first win over a ranked opponent since 2013. the big green will play at holy cross next weekend. four game series with the yankees, winning the first three games, but nonetheless, they will close out the series in primetime tonight. drew pomeranz will face sabathia on sunday night baseball at 8:00 . elsewhere the orioles hosted the rays. bottom 8th, tied at 1-1, mark trumbo sending that steve to left field. orioles win 2-1, so baltimore is 2.5 games behind boston in the division. still to come tonight, the chase is on. na sprint cup h

dartmouth is off to a 2-0 start this year. on saturday, st a's and unh are home, and plymouth state is on the road. for the final time in 2016, it's they played for the 19th and final time tonight. the sox won 11 of the first 18 games. and the end of an era. david ortiz playing his final game against the yankees. before the game, the yankees gave him an oil painting of himself standing at home plate, as well as a book of letters from current and former yankees. 4th inning, xander bogaerts with a solo homer, his 21st of the year, that tied the game 1-1. then came the final at bat for ortiz at yankee stadium. the yankees wanted this one. jacoby ellsbury with a double in the 5th inning that scored aaron hicks. ny took a 4-1 lead in the game. they go on to win 5-1. dustin pedroia, hanley ramirez, and mookie betts all had the night off. the race for home field advantage in the american league playoffs. the red sox host toronto this it is looking like they will be in cleveland or i tom to play the indians. three games left in the re

the dartmouth football team is preparing for the season opener against the university of new hampshire. the wildcats head with two games under their belts. dartmouth is coming off erin: some people down under are trying to immortalize their favorite australian. a petition to get his face on money. irwin was killed by a sting ray in 2006. the chief of the royal australian midnight send in a formal proposal. sean: feeling blue? take a selfie. it may lead to an overall increase in happiness and confidence. they split it into three groups. the groups that asked to take selfies was more confident and happy. the group that was asked to take daily pictures of objects was more reflective and appreciative, like my pet rock. the group that was asked calmer and less stressed. this is a photo as promised of the smiling selfie. erin: we wanted to lift the spirits. kevin: it is going to be friday. it is a chilly start. this is as chilly as we've been to start the season. down to low to mid 40's. mid 40's along the coast and mid 30's. patchy, dense fog. we're going to continue to see temperatures wor

a special event was held in manchester over the weekend to benefit the children's hospital at dartmouth. this was the scene at storybook ball at manchester community college. i had the pleasure of emceeing the event. designers are invited to pick a children's book and decorate a table using that book as inspiration. more than 30 people created incredible storybook-themed table. >> c.h.a.d. helped my daughter and my family. i wanted to inspire others and get them to come out and create a table. it is just one less stress for the parents. my heart. i will do this every year as long as they continue to do it. i love it. erin: this year the children's hospital at dartmouth highlighted its program that treats babies who are born addicted to opioids. organizers had a goal of raising $150,000 for c.h.a.d. they say that the donations even surpass that. sean: great effort there. if you are looking for something fun to do today, you may want to head to rochester. the weekend with rides, pig races, and a hollywood circus performance. admission is free for those who want to visit the livestock. oth

investigators say he attacked two women on the trail near dartmouth and forest in denver last month. one woman told us she was simply walking her dog. >>> police in arvada have peeping team. after we aired the surveillance video last night, they were ability to identify and arrest a suspect. >>> crews rescue a hiker after he fell more than 40 feet wednesday night. he was heard calling for help. he suffered multiple bone injuries. members of mountain rescue aspen responded with helicopters from flighted for life in the national guard. airlifted him to a nearby hospital. the rescue operating was complete by 9:00 am thursday. >>> the owners of a popular new phone told to stop using it immediately. >> it's going to burn down my car. >> why some of the new galaxies are so dangerous. >> stunning images from police. two parents overdose with a child in the car. rare dinosaur discovery. >> not much on dop lur 4,000 tonight. this is where we're gonna spend our weekend. that air is also shot. the sheet coming our way. >> were the broncos lucky last night? was the denver defense a >>> the new s

dartmouth is coming off one of the best seasons in recent history. they hope to make a statement on saturday night. >> i've got to work on things. they are not sure what they are doing to do. they lost a lot players. they are football players. >> our guys are very excited. this is a big game. u.n.h. is a top-ranked teems. they have to chance to play the team. we've had a good pre-season. we are ready to play. sean: we'll see what happened. good luck to both teams. erin: some people in australia are trying to immortalize their he was killed by a sting ray in 2006. the chief of the royal australia mint has invited the petitioners to send in a formal proposal. sean: if you are feeling blue, take a selfie. it leads to increased confidence. the group that was asked to tack day while smiling was more confident and happy. the group that was asked to take daily pictures of object that make them happy was more reflective and appreciative. the group was asked to send a photo that would make that person happy. this explains why i walk around taking selfies of m

erin: this year the children's hospital at dartmouth highlighted the program that treats babies born addicted to opioids. organizers had a goal of raising $150,000 for c.h.a.d. they say the donations surpassed that. it was just amazing. that's the cloudy with a chance of meatballs table. sean: does it make you nervous getting n erin: no, it is really just magical what they put together. sean: great work right there. erin: still ahead, it is a stunt that even evel kneivel wouldn't pull off. brenda willis: when washington bureaucrats threatened access kelly ayotte stopped them. david goethel: and when red tape threatened to crush new hampshire's fishing communities, kelly fought to save us. cheryl coletti-lawson: kelly's legislation on the heroin epidemic will help save lives. jamey french: kelly reaches across the aisle to conserve our environment... becky stafford: kelly is so committed to our veterans and cares about our needs. marc baillargeon: kelly protected our jobs at the shipyard. kelly is one of us. veteran: she's not forgotten where she's come from. ampshire. kelly: i'm kell

dartmouth is about to get stinky. they are excited about sean: the corpse tower is getting ready to bloom. it only blooms every six years or so. when it does, the flower only lasts a couple of days and gives off a foul odor that the green house describes as a mix of road kill and garbage. the flower is expected to bloom early next week if you want to smell this for yourself. road kill and garbage right there. it is cool. i love erin: it is. is that a flower you want to stop and smell? sean: just out of curious curiosity, yes. erin: all right. no brady and garoppolo for the patriots. we're going to check out >> no one covers new hampshire like we do. now wmur "news 9 daybreak." erin: good morning, everybody. sean: friday, september 23rd. if you stayed up to watch the patriots game, you are tired but happy. it is going to feel like fall this weekend. erin: it is. it is. that stretch might continue. we're going to look at your forecast. right now the top stories. a student at manchester high school west is facing the tee

john oliveria of dartmouth was killed when his livery van crossed over route 195 and struck a car head-on. his passenger, josephine mazzocca of new bedford was also killed along with a passenger in also of new bedford. state police are investigating if a medical condition caused the van driver to lose control. ben: right now, quincy police looking for this man accused of burglary. the suspect reportedly smashed a door at everest market on standish avenue yesterday, stealing cigarettes and cash. anyone with information is asked to contact quincy police. a warning from natick police after this break-in is caught on camera. police reminding everyone about the importance of keeping your doors and windows locked. they believe this person was probably a guest at the home at some point and knew the camera was there. but they y avoid similar crimes by securing your doors. this november massachusetts voters will decide whether to make the use, sale and cultivation of marijuana by adults 21 and over legal. >> the shocking comparison to college tuition. >> a child being disciplined and public. what

investigators say he attacked two women on the trail near dartmouth and forest in denver last month. one woman told us she was simply walking her dog. >>> police in arvada have tracked down the suspected peeping team. after we aired the surveillance video last night, they were ability to identify and arrest >>> crews rescue a hiker after he fell more than 40 feet wednesday night. he was heard calling for help. he suffered multiple bone injuries. members of mountain rescue aspen responded with helicopters from flighted for life in the national guard. crews secured the man for transport and airlifted him to a nearby hospital. the rescue operating was complete by 9:00 am phone told to stop using it immediately. >> it's going to burn down my car. >> why some of the new galaxies are so dangerous. >> stunning images from police. two parents overdose with a child in the car. >> and how a driver got himself hung up. >> and an 8-year-old boy made a rare dinosaur discovery. >> not much on dop lur 4,000 gonna spend our weekend. that air is also shot. the sheet coming our way. >> were the bronco

travels to take on the big green of dartmouth, saturday night's meeting should be a good one. dartmouth is coming offne of its best seasons in recent history. >> the guys are very excited, it's a big game, u.n.h. is a top those guys. to have the chance to play a team at that level, we've had a good preseason and we're ready to play. >> this week's home town hero is victor pisani of windham, the senior fullback and linebacker, hoping to lead his team back to the division two state championship game for the third year. we'll have more with victor tonight at 6:00. player for the jaguars. a new study says increasing the amount of violent aminute d -- vitamin d can help prevent asthma attacks. >> those who took a daily vitamin d supplement experienced fewer asthma attacks and were 61% less likely to have a a voter as pa attack. researchers say treating prostate cancer early may not change chances of survival. a study published in the new are just as likely to survive as those who have surgery or radiation. the results question which treatment is best. and whether any treatment is n

josh: ticket are now on sale, the fairs being held for children at dartmouth hitchcock. jean: in sports we'll hear from the patriots about the big win last night in the season opener tom: and held without bail, the man now charged with the stabbing death of aidanville woman f learning about his criminal past. and on this primary eve we catch up with the candidates working for every last vote. for every last vote. join us for news 9 at 6:00 woman: the executive council voted along party lines, striking down more than $639,000 to planned parenthood locations. when republican politicians cut planned parenthood, it was devastating. birth control, cancer screenings -- who got that funding restored and helped expand medicaid, too. i'm colin van ostern. i was raised by a single mom, and we didn't always have health insurance. that's why, as governor, i'll make sure no one gets left behind. afoot and light-hearted i take to the open road. healthy, free, the world before me, the long brown path before me leading wherever i choose. the east and the west are mine. the north and the

video in englewood near santa fe and dartmouth, you can expect more tanks through denver on the north to south trackathize next few days-- tracks the next few days, if this was an actual invasion, you would tune into next for the latest information. >>> we know a bunch of you are leaf peepers, don't act like you are not, we have seen you looking, everyone does it. on the first f rocky mountain national park workers are scrambling to prepare the park for a herd of people, it will be the busiest day of the year at the park on saturday. 13,000 car fulls of humans expected to roll through the the park waves the entry fee to celebrate national public lands day, if you don't like the crowds, come on a week day. the crowds will be half the size. >> we laugh sometimes that the like they come for that reason because it is fee free, other people are completely surprised when they get here, like what is going on? fee free day! and other people stay away because it is fee free day. >> the park is open 24 hours, so you can always go at some odd time to beat the crowds. of course there is no leaf p

the ceo of dartmouth released a statement saying in part, i would like to personally thank all the caregivers and other personnel who have been working selflessly on behalf of so many mental health patients in need. still to come on tonight's news 9 at 6:00, precious remnants pulled from the wreckage of september 11. why this damaged beam was escorted through new hampshire today and where it's headed jennifer: and coming up in weather wednesday, we're live at the tarbin gardens in west franklin. we'll show you what will soon be featured. josh: will they be getting any rain to water the gardens? reporter: w oil wells in new hampshire? you'd think so the way kelly ayotte voted. ninety percent wh 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; . dscc is responsible for jennifer: the new york fire department is hoping to gift a piece of the world trade center to a tiny canadi

harvard, dartmouth, princeton and how they are supporting democrats and hillary clinton.t did you find out, shannon? >> you won't be surprised by this, bill. we looked and over the last election cycles 90% of the donations made by faculty and staff ivy league schools have gone to 10 democrats 10% to republicans or others. gotten progressively worse. this presidential election year the average is now 94% of donations that go out are to democrats. worst on the list if you are looking at how unweighted they are, brown university, yale, and penn, all there 97% of staff and faculty to democrats. your alma mater harvard university 94% there. >> shocking. >> the least unweighted was dartmouth college where just 87% of the donations went to democrats. >> a few conservatives up there. but i heard that brown in rhode island is 100 percent now. that the two people that did give the republicans were thrown in to the bay and they are gone. >> they might be gone. anyway, it could be. because it was 97%. when these numbers were collected. bill's folks are gone 100 percent now. campus gr

the corpse flower in dartmouth has not bloomed since 2011. you want to take a whiff, sara. >> i will stay far away. father. he tells fox25 that the officer went above and beyond to give him a helping hand in his time of need. fox25's daniel miller joins us with a heartwarming story you. >> daniel: very heartwarming, john wrote fox25 to commend boston police and the officer who responded to a 9/11 call, but officers are responsible for giving him the -- 911 call, but officers are responsible for giving him hope after donations from people he doesn't even know. >> you saved my life. >> reporter: john is talking about his 20 alex ander. a concerned caller led to an en counter with officer ann barrett. >> somebody was concerned because i was in sweat. aid baby. a high drug area. >> reporter: officer barrett approached this father and son. >> he said i totally understand why you are stopping me. this doesn't look good. i am sweating and he started to explain his story. >> reporter: john's story brought in bpd vet to tears. officer, this one really

. >> we learned this afternoon that dartmouth hitchcock will be laying off as many as 460 employees. the ceo says the layoffs are needed after learning of a 12 million dollar deficit. details of the layoffs will be announced by the middle of october. governor maggie hassan released a statement saying in part, i am directing the state's rapid response team to provide all possible assistance to affected now to commitment 2016, we're less than one week to the new hampshire primary. tonight, we wrapped up our granite state debates with republican candidates for the first congressional district. political director josh mcleveen moderated that debate. he starts our team coverage tonight. >> tonight was our last granite state debate. republican congressman frank guinta and businessman rich ashooh. some fireworks in this wmur one. political reporter adam sexton >> these two shared a debate stage 6 years ago, and even in 2010 frank guinta was facing questions about a big chunk of his campaign cash. the issue has been in play in races guinta has won and lost. but this is the first time as an i

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 the principal of s.r.m. consulting as a public relations firm after a stint at u.n.h. today he met with students and voters at the dairy barn, in durham. marchand calls himself the most progressive candidate in this race who fully supports he opposes the death penalty and calls himself fiscally responsible. he'll be meeting with his supporters tonight here at