police are also looking for a 25-year-old ariel dupuis. when manchester police responded 42-year-old who had been shot. lt. o' keefe: apparently he had come up and visited a friend, and an argument ensued, and it resulted in him being shot in the neck. ray: at this point, police aren' t saying what the argument was about, nor if they have recovered the weapon that was used in the shooting. however, they do say the victim was extremely lucky. lt. o' keefe: he was fortunate. he didn' t sustain a serious injury -- non-life-threatening. he was treated at a local hospital. ray: the call on huse road came in just before 9:00 thursday night. then, even as police were still investigating that shooting, they got another call reporting a shooting at 545 pine street. police do not believe there is a connection between the two. lt. o' keefe: the second shooting, which occurred roughly an hour later on pine street, does not appear to be related in any way. ray: a 27-year-old woman was shot in the arm in the pine street incident. as to what was behind t

they say he encountered cherry and air yell dupuis, an argument the neck. authorities were searching for cherry and dupuis and this morning londonderry police got a house. afternoon. >> we received a tip that he might be at a residence here in londonderry, we located him and after a short period of time he came out of the residence, we arrested him, he was charged with resisting arrest. he's since been turned over to the custody of manchester p.d. reporter: police say now cherry including assault. stephanie woods, wmur news 9. jennifer: also tonight, thousands of dollars worth of the powerful painkiller fentanyl is off the streets. milford police arrested this trio as part of an investigation into the sale of fentanyl, making its way into town directly from lawrence, massachusetts. when police went to question these men they tried to take off, but they were caught nearby. officers found 83 grams of fentanyl in the car. all three of them are being held on $50,000 bail. and all of these drugs, including cocaine, heroin, crystal meth, along with prescription p

and thirty one degrees were now blacksburg forty seven 36 at the rd., blacksburg regional airport dupuy and the middle 20s along with a calm winds. luckily temperatures rebound quickly tomorrow and 31 for now blacksburg 47 in bloomfield across the higher elevations likely more months thirty degrees in danville and thirty seven rainout which burke areas across lynchburg area is across the ohio river valley chisholm tennessee river valley and downs of the south east are seeing much they had yesterday we're certainly not positive trends well four degrees warmer at this time tonight compared to last line am not the case no early this morning was chilly the weak hearted beautiful sunrise sharing for this photo when in southwest roanoke to some gorgeous picture with the stunning colors over a little top of the lower middle thirties most of us here that freezing mark under chilly but we can't beautiful sunrise sharon for this photo when in southwest roanoke gorgeous picture with the stunning colors over a little. in the lower middle 30s. most of us here that freezing mark under mostly clear sk

david dupuis was reported missing on monday.made the discovery and contacted the officials. >>> developing right now -- >> that's right, angie, the floods have inundated parts of the midwest this past week. they're starting to recede. now damage assessment and cleanup. that's all under way as cities farther south there brace for what's coming their way. here's nbc's chris pollone. >> reporter: in arnold, missouri, it's a day for drying out. >> at least three feet deep. well, two feet. >> reporter: the town wedged between the meramec and mississippi rivers inundated after it dumped ten inches of rain upstream. at least 150 homes are under water. at least 11 levees have given way. 24 people are dead and two remain missing. >> they keep calling it the 100-year flood or 500-year flood. i call it the ten-year flood because it keeps coming around. >> reporter: the governors of illinois have been out surveying the damage. >> just as we stood together to assist during the response phase, now we stand ready to work to make sure we recove

police say last night a 42-year-old man from boston came friend and he encountered cherry and air yell dupuis. an argument followed and the man was shot in the neck. he was taken to the hospital. then police got word of another shooting on pine street about an hour later. a 27-year-old woman was allegedly shot in the arm, and police say they don't know exactly what led up to that shooting. but again an arrest has been made in connection to a shooting in manchester last night. more coming up at 6:00. shelley walcott, wmur news 9. tom: lawyers for boston marathon bomber dzhokhar tsarnaev are appealing his conviction. the notice filed with the first u.s. circuit courts after peel does not give any grounds for their case. earlier this month a judge trial. he was sentenced to death last year for the marathon bombings. jennifer: some snow flurries moving across the state now, but more than just a nuisance. you can see where they're falling. let's check in with meteorologist hayley lapoint. hayley: this should be it for the rest of the weekend, other than up north in the mountains there's another ch

sadderly's attorney got you the out his her belongings and walked dupuy out. then the judge asked deputies to bring sadderly back in. >> is there somethihi you want to say back in. >> no, that was to my brother. >> oh, to your brother. i thought it was a racial epithet. >> i didn't maintain like that. >> i tell you what. i'm going to hold you in contempt of court for having said that,nd you do not speak that word if here, that word particularly. you do not use that word. i'm going to give you 60 days for having used thatrd would. >> laurie: he gets 60 days. >> the judge has the right to cite that important for conte court. >> laurie: he teaches a constitutional law class says not all speech is free. he said courtroom proceedings demand decorum and respect, and goes much further than one hearing. >> itnot only punishes the individual who doesn't respect the court but it also sends a message to others that when they have to come into couou they have to respect that court as well. >> laurie: strue. just yesterday judge stevens suspended that 60-day sentence to on

i'd like to bring into the picture stephone dupuis.ression the french are struggling to figure out a good way to memorialize the events of a year ago. >> yeah. i think that is right, jim. the french are hesitating between anger and fear, because as you know, we are still living under the state of emergency. there was another attack earlier this week, on wednesday, a guy attacking a police station in the heart of paris. it's also -- it's very difficult for the parisians would like their lives to go on before but they know that is not really possible. having a drink on a terrace has become very dangerous at least in the minds of a lot of people here. so they are fighting and struggling with it. at the same time, the economy is not doing well in france so a lot of ingredients to be pessimistic nowadays. >> reporter: a year ago there was huge crowd here. >> millions. >> reporter: world leaders basically, saying they were charlie. has that spirit faded away? has it been taken away? >> first of all, i'm not sure whether this spirit has ever

photos, marcus cherry on the left is already in custody but police still trying to track down ariel dupuis on the right. the room when another man was shot in the neck. that victim is expected to be okay. >>> new this morning, take a very good look at this easy suffers images, this is a man now wanted for an armed robbery. at a rest stop store along 93 south in hookset. the suspect showed a gun and then demanded cash. he did get away. and state police canines were unable to track him. >> heather: you might want to call your bank and check your credit card statements. because a skimming device has popped up at one local gas station. take a look at this. this is a skimming device right here, it's a little more than 4 inches long but as you might imagine, it can cause a world of headaches. hingham police found it on a machine at the gulf station on lincoln street. police say the skimmer may have been put in about a week ago. because right around then the station started having connection problems. >> stephanie: monday marks the start of voting for the 2016 presidential election when iowians m