[laughter] erin: ok. sean: coming up in the next hour, the american cancer society' s changing a standard recommendation for mammograms. here why one local woman battling breast cancer says she was surprised by the move. ray: if fire overnight in somersworth claims one life. report. is stepping up to the house speaker role. before he accepts, he wants

erin: 70? kevin: one day. erin: just one day only. [laughter] kevin: we had right back downward later on this afternoon and this evening. we start off early this morning and it is not going to be that picturesque day in a lot of locations. although, there will be the chance of sunny breaks this afternoon. a couple of breaks of sunshine and a southerly wind in the afternoon allows temperatures for those few hours to get up near 70. up north, it may be a little stubborn. we will look ahead toward the weekend with your forecast in a bit. let' s take a look at your thursday morning ride with deb davidson. deb: good morning, kevin. right now, if you are traveling up to the upper valley on 89 north, we are not seeing any major problems, but the passing rain showers are slowing things down a little bit. 89 south looks good into concord and into the junction as you get onto 93 southbound. we are not seeing any delays 93 south through the hooksett tolls. as you make your way all the way down to salem, no delays. 95 is a good ride in both direc

erin: good morning, new hampshire. thanks for waking up with us. i' m erin fehlau. sean: i' m sean mcdonald. let' s talk the weather. it turned into a beautiful day yesterday. kevin: we are going to knock temperatures back into the 50' s today. quite a few more clouds around into the afternoon. there are a lot of areas where temperatures are in the 40' s early this morning. quite a few clouds building in. we have seen a couple of sprinkles out there. otherwise, a fairly quiet start to the day. temperatures make their way up into the 50' s to near 60 degrees. not much in the way of any kind of shower chances. we are looking at things continuing to settle down by the we will have much more coming up. we' re joined live by 95.7 wzid ' s get davidson. deb: we are getting word of a car fire and crash in bedford. it is on the eastbound side of 101 right by macy' s. that entire intersection is closed on the eastbound side. they are asking you to avoid that area if possible. if you are traveling on 101 westbound, you are getting by, onlooker delays at this time. moving well

erin: great cause. renewed calls for change in massachusetts following the murder of a two-year-old girl. >> it is clear that the department of children and families should have not closed the case in 2013. erin: a new report is highlighting the mistakes made in the case of bella bond. sean: also, dramatic video out of california. a principal is thrown to the floor after trying to break up a fight. kevin: a big shift in time for wow, that is good delicious introducing milkwise original with 46% fewer calories, 33% less sugar, and 50% more calcium than 2% milk it's great taste and better nutrition kevin: we start out with more rain making its way in. we will have two other batches to get through. southwest winds are going to keep us mild today. it is going to be a huge change temperature-wise. we will have details coming up. erin: a man was arrested in boston for allegedly making a bomb threat on a plane getting ready to take off from logan airport. had a bomb on a bag in front of other passengers on a u

erin: thank you. this morning fish and game officials say they will at least double the number of people searching for a missing hiker in the white mountains. 64-year-old claire marie cucuzzo set out on a hike on october 5th from the mt. garfield trail head to wonderfully and back. she planned to return last weekend. she has not been seen. her car was found. officers have been searching from the air and ground. they checked the amc huts in the area. sean: jury deliberations will continue in the trial of tristan wolusky on monday. he is charged in the stabbing death of aaron wilkinson. two other men have pleaded to second-degree murder and testified against wolusky. the defense claims they lied. he only tackled the victim to rob him. they allege wolusky is the one that is lying and all three men worked together. >>> a man from maine is 71-year-old daniel alexander died at the hospital. his passenger was treated for non-life threatening injuries. it is not clear why the road. erin: new hampshire is gett

erin: good thursday morning and thanks for starting your day with us. i' m erin fehlau. sean: good morning. i' m sean mcdonald. what are we going to see today? kevin: despite the drizzle and the clouds, temperatures will run 10-50 degrees warmer than yesterday in southern -- 10-15 degrees warmer than yesterday in southern parts of the state. some showers back to the west are focused toward northern new hampshire for the morning commute. a southerly wind gets temperatures into the 60' s this afternoon. cooler air arrives tonight. let' s take a look at your morning ride. we' re joined live by deb davidson. deb: good morning, kevin. patches of the fog and drizzle are slowing the speed limit down a little bit on 93 north and south through the state. things are looking good as you make your way through the hooksett tolls and down through the mill yard. we are seeing minor taps of the brakes through the lane shifts. we are seeing the speed limit moving well through the everett turnpike down through the bedford toll down through the lane drops. this report being brought to you

erin: it is now 5:43. a man was arrested in boston last night for allegedly making a bomb threat on a plane that was getting ready to take off from logan airport. sean: massachusetts state police say the 55-year-old was on a united airlines flight when he claimed he had a bomb in his tag in front of other passengers. police charged him with making a false bomb threat. he will be arraigned today. erin: a new report is documenting the fatal errors made in the case of a little girl found dead on a beach in massachusetts. the body of two-year-old bella bond was discovered on deer island back in june. an independent investigator found that state social workers failed the little girl when they closed her case in 2013 after receiving reports that her mother was neglecting her. the mother' s boyfriend, michael mccarthy, is charged with her murder. her mother is charged with being an accessory after the fact. her biological father says he is disappointed in the way that his daughter' s case was handled. >> i' sad,

erin: the st. paul school graduate convicted of sexually assaulting an underclassman last year has been handed a one-year jail sentence. sean: owen labrie was sentenced to five years of probation and will have to register as a sex offender. jurors reached the mixed verdict finding him guilty of a felony charge of using a computer to lure a minor for a sex act as well as three misdemeanor assault charges. the jury acquitted him it is a distinction that was important to the judge. >> it seems that the judge was -- he was very certain to make sure everyone knew he was sentencing mr. labrie on the offenses for which he was convicted. not on the offenses for which he was acquitted. i think the state's argument was more focused on perhaps the offenses for which he was acquitted. sean: legal experts say the appeals process in the case could take a year to 18 months. labrie is allowed to remain free on bail while he appeals. erin: you are asked to help find the person responsible for shooting a cat. the ca

erin: 6:43. the u.s. military says that 11 people were killed when a plane crashed in eastern afghanistan. sean: six u.s. airman and five passengers died when the c-130 plane went down by jalalabad. the passengers were civilian contractors working with the nato resolute support mission. no word on what caused the plane to crash. erin: police in massachusetts have finally filed charges with a murder that happened years ago. james witkowski is abused of killing leana bruce. bruce was 21 and had just graduated from tufts university. a wallet contained a piece of paper that had matching witkowski. right now he's in police for another crime. he's expected to be arraigned next week. sean: a new study shows a dangerous trend developing on the nation's roadways. the number of people driving under the influence of drugs is on the rise. the study by the governor's highway safety association found that 40% of drivers killed in crashes in 2013 tested positive for drugs. those drugs covered everything from method to b

erin: but hey, it's going to warm up. temperatures will be more of the average out there and kevin has more right after our top stories. dozens of animals are recovering after police say they were rescued from filthy living conditions at a home in derry. and a man accused of holding a woman hostage is expected to be arraigned on a new charge of stalking and a nashua school district is wanting to keep narcan kits on campuses due to the heroin especially dentalic. kevin: we start off with clouds and a couple of light showers. a little bit of sleet mixed in but those are far and few between. just a couple of light showers. temperatures anywhere from the upper 30's to mid 40's. evently getting back into the 50's and lower 60's this afternoon with sunshine later. sean: so it's going to warm up. kevin: that's the sean we know. sean: let's check tout roads this morning. if you do have to get out here's a look from our "common man" camera. we're joined live from 95.7's deb davidson. good morning deb. deb: good morning. yes, all t

erin: fantastic. starting tonight at 5:00, there' s a new way to enjoy a walk through southern new hampshire. we' ll take you along the new connection between two rail trails. and news 9 sits down with hillary clinton for a one-on-one interview. that does it for us. thanks for joining us, and have

`erin: good morning i' m erin `, fehlau. `sean: i' m sean mcdonald. `we are going to get cooler and `cooler into the weekend. `kevin: today, a typical day for `mid-october where we start out `with temperatures in a lot of `areas in the 30' s and jump in of `the 30' s -- jump into the 50' s `and near 60. `a good ellis sunshine and a `breeze. `there are several weak systems `lined up and moving into `southern parts of canada over `the next few days. `mid and upper 20' s up north, `lower 40' s from manchester to `the coast with highs in the `lower 50' s -- upper 50' s to `lower 60' s. `clouds increase and a few `showers around tomorrow. `we will talk about that in just `a bit. `let' s take a look at your `thursday morning drive here in `the granite state, we' re joined `live by 95.7 wzid' s deb `davidson. `good morning, deb. `>> if you' re starting a morning `commute and heading to the upper `valley area, 89 northbound looks `great as you make your way `through the boat junction up to `concord and then up to and over `and lebanon. `coming into the centra

erin: thank you. a woman who was on the run from police for 12 years was finally arrested in manchester last night. state police say a interstate 93 when he noticed a car having a mechanical problems. license and discovered she was wanted in pennsylvania. andrea erceg has a she's ken expected to be arraigned on a fugitive from justice before being extradited back to pennsylvania. >>> littleton police arrested a suspected heroin dealer. 32-year-old kenneth humphrey was arrested following a lengthy investigation. he's due in court next week. >>> hillsborough police made several arrests during a drug bust yesterday. they found cocaine and heroin during the search of a home. charged and brandon coombs and mr. nettleton were also charged. >>> they shared new ways to battle opioid abuse here in new hampshire. we heard about the treatment program in the jail. it is considered so successful that less than 20% of inmates who take part return. police describe how they are teaming up with federal agents to cut t

erin: good morning on this friday. i'm erin fehlau. sean: good morning. we made it through another week. almost. the question is what will the weekend be like? kevin: more of the same as far as the clouds are concerned. we have a system close enough and far away enough to the south that we're just left with a lot of clouds. a couple of stray showers may try to wander into southern areas of the state this afternoon, tonight, or tomorrow. from there, a little bit of a drier air. it is a nor'easter through the carolinas. hurricane joaquin farther to the south. highs today minely in the 50's. the breeze will make it feel cooler than that. more on your weekend forecast in a bit. we're joined live by deb davidson. good morning, deb. deb: good morning, kevin. traffic looks good through the state. especially from 93 southbound down to the state line. 293 we're not seeing any delays through the city of manchester. southbound looks good as you begin to make your way over to the everett turnpike. no delays through the bedford tolls and into merrimack in nashua. if y

erin: the damage is done. police in jaffrey are looking for the vandals targeting some special scarecrows in town. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] announcer: no one covers new hampshire like we do. now, wmur news 9 daybreak. erin: good wednesday morning. looks like we' re going to have somewhat of that is cooler than yesterday. kevin: each of the several days: in the day before and eventually the bottom drops out for the weekend. today' s back-and-forth between clouds, sunshine and the chance of a passing shower. quiet this morning, thicker cloud cover. we start with sunshine for southern areas and add clouds. temperatures in the low and mid 60' s. cooler 50' s up north. we talk about the cooling trend and when it arrives. let' we are joined live by 95.7 wzid' s debra davis. deb: not seeing any problems on 93 from tilt into the hooksett tolls and from manchester to the state line. it is a nice, easy ride. 2

erin: that's great news. coming up next on "good morning america," they are going to have the latest on the frightening situation we told you about in florida. a plane burst into flames moments before takeoff with more than 100 people on board. it was spotted by another pilot on the tarmac. they have some injuries. thankfully everyone got off of the plane. sean: incredible surveillance video of a biker shoot out. there's a better way to specialized surgery that's right for you: lahey hospital and medical center. cardiac teams pioneering innovative treatments... and neurosurgeons at the forefront of spinal surgery... right here. america's largest live-donor liver transplant program... right now. and quality outcomes among the nation's best... the right outcomes... for who matters most. lahey hospital and medical center

erin: six: 54. ray: voters in derry turning out in record numbers for a town election on budget cuts that had been adopted by the town council in may. the voters overwhelmingly rejected all the cuts. erin: state fish and game officials are discussing a proposal today to allow a limited hunt for bobcats in new hampshire. bobcats have been protected since 1989. police in jaffrey are trying to figure out who destroyed several scarecrows like some in jaffrey fire. the scarecrows were all made by local children. now for a look at your travel times out there this morning -- it is going to take you a bit yourself extra time. we' re seeing one hour 15 minutes manchester. big problems on route three this morning. more than four billion people are off-line, according to a new report from the united nations. most people in the world do not google, tweet, or even bank online. the u.n. broadband commission says 57% of the world is off-line. kind of hard to believe when so many of us are so plugged in. kevin: it

erin: nice to be back to normal. we do want to check back in here's ray brewer. >> three dozen animals were living in deplorable conditions. police searched a home and among the animals confiscated was a horse, three cats, 20 birds along with a guinea pig and eguana and many animals had my newer in their stalls or cages and had no access to food. sean: a rochester teenager has been convicted of all charges in the death of a madbury teen. they say wilkinson was stabbed more than 20 times and his body dumped along a road in maine. and the clock is ticking on joe biden and whether or not he will run for president. erin: and coming up on news 9 daybreak this morning a piece of new hampshire history has a this is connor like so many kids, things in school - distracted - disengaged - just not getting it. we tried tutors but they didn't connect. then we heard about sylvan's new teaching system, sylvansync. personal lessons, taught by sylvan certified instructors, using technology kids love. i've never seen him more engaged.

`erin: i think. `kevin: the temperature is where `it should be and then `temperatures go well below the `average is. `we have cooled off this morning. `the brees does pick up out of `the southwest. `we are either side of 30 up `north. `we are right around 40 degrees `in southeastern spots. `temperatures working their way `up to near 60 degrees. `after tomorrow, we fall off in `time for the weekend. `let' s take a look at your `thursday morning ride. `good thursday morning, deb. `deb: right now, we have some `good news if you are traveling `on 93 southbound. `it is reopened and traffic is `moving to that area. `93 south is up to speed to `manchester down to londonderry `and all the way down to the `state line. `293 looks good through the mill `yard. `the everett turnpike is also `moving well through the bedford `tolls and down through the lane `drops. `you by peter' s, nissan, and kia `of nashua. `sean: thanks. `a salem mother is accused of `overdosing on heroin in front of `her four-year-old daughter

erin: all right. 5:42. in commitment 2016 news, it is a rare moment in the race for the white house. today democrats and republican candidates will coming together with a bipartisan presidential forum here in new hampshire. nikole killion with the latest from the washington news room. presidential candidates are expected from both sides of the aisle. from donald trump to bernie sanders, presidential hopeful will take part in the first presidential forum hosted by no labels. it comes a day before the democrats hold their debate in nevada and speculation swirls about enter the race. >> he has been carefully considering whether he wants to run. we would always have room and welcome the sitting vice president. dream on nikole: over the republican side, couldn't trump is on top of the field. >> i'm leading every poll. i'm leading by a lot. nikole: ben carson the number two spot despite linking the recent shootings into the holocaust. ben carson is not slated to appear today. in washington, nikole killion, wmur n

erin: thank you, erin. some people have been without water for more than a day. it was shut off wednesday because of unpaid water bill. one person still lives there. even though the precinct is independent of the town, yesterday the health officer ordered the water to be turned back on. >> i know there are still issues that need to be resolved. i hope the two parties are able to work things out and come up with a plan so that something like this isn't necessary in the future. the precinct align decided to shut off the water. the den tenants who have been paying on time should not have been affected. >>> 15,000 gallons of contaminated water was spilled. the water should have gone to a treatment plant. an investigation to figure out why it didn't happen. >>> and police are searching for a man that robbed a cvs. the suspect was wearing a black bandana. anyone with information is urged to contact the local police department. >>> today is the day that granite state car enthusiast have been waiting for. look at the cars. the annual auto show begins at noon. this is the

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erin: thank you. 6:42. in commitment 2016 news, it is a rare moment in the race for the white house. today democrats and republican candidates will coming together for a bipartisan presidential forum in new hampshire. nikole killion has the latest. nikole: eight of the presidential candidates are expected from both sides of the aisle. from donald trump to bernie sanders, democrat and republican presidential hopefulling will take part in the forum hosted by the bipartisan group, no labels. the event comes a day before the democrats hold their first debate in nevada as speculation swirls about whether vice president joe biden will enter the race. >> he has been carefully considering whether he wants to run for president of the united states and, of course, in the democratic primary we would always have room and welcome the sitting vice president. >> over on the republican side, a new poll shows trump remains on top of the field. >> i'm leading every poll. i'm leading by a lot. nikole: carson is number one des

i' m erin fehlau. alderman joyce craig is challenging incumbent mayor ted gatsas, who is running for a fourth term. wmur' s ray brewer joins us now live in studio, and ray i gather the two candidates have very different opinions about the current state of the city. aaron. -- erin. the challenger in the mayoral race says when it comes to helping the city move forward , the current mayor is roadblocks. while the mayor says he is a person who brings people solutions to the problems. t sit back any more and watch this city crumble. mayor gatsas: i have a passion, i have a passion for this city. ray: a debate wednesday morning in manchester brought together the incumbent mayor of manchesternd the challenger. the first question dealing with statewide polls have identified as the number one problem facing new hampshire. mayor gatsas: we put together a 60-day plan with the fire department, the chief of police, with the health department, and i can tell you they are making some inroads. alderman craig: we need

erin: how do you make sure? nicole: flip the bottle over, and it should say chili powder mix this up really quick, and you can do this before you head out for work so that it is nice and marinated and has a really good flavor. erin: and you can just pop it in the oven when you get home. nicole: exactly. we also has a nice tortillas here. we will layer this in a couple of layers. you can do 2, 3, kind of spread out here. erin: we do have it finished up here. again, the go red for women thursday, and if you want more information on it, you can go to more information. this is wonderful. final layer of the tortillas and some cheese and bacon at 350 four about -- and bake it at 354 erin: we continue to follow that breaking news out of auburn for you. evacuations are underway because these are live pictures. the scene is right off of bypass 28 near priscilla lane. firefighters are on the scene. there are no reported injuries as crews work to tap -- th o cap the leak. we will continue to update you on a story on wmur.c

erin: life goes on. a cracker thought to be the oldest one in the world has sold at auction for $23,000. kevin: that is $8,000 more than fetch. the english biscuit was part of a survival kit used on the 1912. one of the passengers saved it. a collector bought it at a british auction. erin: i can' t believe this thing hasn' t crumbled over all these years. kevin: that is a good point. that may be awfully hard by now. erin: coming up in our next hou r, the latest on the breaking news out of the north country. firefighters on the scene of a fire at an egg farm in monroe. ray: laconia police still searching for the man responsible for a standoff in the city yesterday. we will let you know why the name on the arrest warrant is john doe. >> republican round three. the gop presidential candidates set to clash in colorado. i' m nikole killion with what to expect in tonight' s debate coming up. erin: a woman in ohio was getting a lot of attention all because of her pumpkin each feature maxx your thing at t.j.maxx

erin: thank you. support is rolling in for a local little league team after their clubhouse and concession stand were both vandalized over the weekend. last night, the community helps the bedford little league cleanup from $5,000 worth of damage. the manchester monarchs, new hampshire fisher cats, primary bank, elliot hospital and cmc combined to donate about $3500. bedford' >> i' m sure anywhere in new hampshire would step up and do something like this. with a lot of great people who support their local towns and local little leagues. erin: the vandals have not been caught and primary bank is still accepting donations and there will be a spaghetti fundraiser on monday. a local nonprofit that helps families in need is getting a hampshire university. the school donated more than 150 pieces of computer equipment to computer technology assistance corp. s. they refurbished computers and provide them to low income families across the state. it is a wonderful program. coming up, the winter heating season is

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erin: anything else pumpkin? deb: we have a pumpkin bread that we make into a french toast, and we do on can -- do pu mpkin whoope pies. erin: make a trip to the foothills of warner if you can. we need to disrupt the old order in washington, dc. by applying conservative principles we should lower rates and simplify the code to allow people to freely decide their money. what we need is leadership to fix a few big things... so that this country takes off and soars where people can dream the biggest possible dreams... and pursue them with a vengeance. (applause) jeb. proven conservative. real results. right to rise usa is responsible for the content hayley: all right, the we had now it is appropriate, being afternoon. we will see sunshine through the afternoon with highs in the upper 40' s and 50' s. mountain snow showers throughout the morning hours and maybe even early afternoon tomorrow morning. and then cool air for the rest of the week. sean: deceptive sunshine. it will be sunny but also warm out there. startin

erin: i'm erin hawksworth live at verizon center. ovechk maureen: finding street parking in washington is hard enough as it is. when you finally find a space, how do you pay for it leon: they vary in different ways from how long you can park in a spot to how you pay for it. brianne carter is in northwest looking at the confusion out there for us. also finding a way that the city is addressing it. fill us in. brianne: absolutely, leon. they are addressing it today by launching yet another new program. this program you pay by space. it looks so similar to other programs out there some drivers say they show up not knowing what to do. from single space meters -- >> i put in my credit card and says approved. brianne: to multiple space kiosks where you pay and print a receipt and return to the car to display it. parking payment options are popping up all over d.c. >> as confusing as the city is, it's better to have a streamlined process for parking. brianne: today, vdot ruled out another. new pay by space markers are part of a new pilot pr

erin: i'm erin hawksworth. james madison university campus. this is the first time espn "college gameday" ever visited here. coming up find out how excited the fans are to be here. [cheering] mike: i'm mike carter-conneen. 15 stories below the surface of northwest washington. this is the first free tunnel. coming up, i have an update on the massive project and details on an incredible opportunity that the neighbors have this weekend vo: does hal parrish share our values? as mayor, parrish cut school funding nearly three million dollars. reading and science scores fell. parrish said no to opening new women's health clinics, deing access to cancer screenings and bast exams. so instead of dealing with the economy and jobs, parrish will join with the richmond extremists to slash education and threaten women's health care. hal parrish -- too extreme for virginia. feinblatt: everytown for gun safety action fund sponsored this ad. alison: right now crews are pouring concrete on a massive project to stop sewage flooding two d.c. neighborhoods. tomorro

erin. >> erin: what a treat, mike moustakas. i have to ask him questions first. your pitcher, johnny cueto cruising through three. and in the fourth inning. kind of got out of whack a little with the strike zone. you met him at the mound. what was the adjustment to be made? that's what he do. >> erin: what was working the rest of the way for him to finish the game tonight? >> he had his head in the count. that worked for him a lot. he was ahead in the count. first try. >> erin: ned yost shared with us, something you saying, you have come to the point on big stages like this, this just ke a regular game. does this feel lake a ike a regular game? >> i try to concentrate on my game and plan. we love the fans. thank you for the support. and thank you for everything they do for us. >> erin: thank you so much. mike, come on over. jake degrom was cruising in this game. and then that fifth inning happened. what happened? what adjustment did you make in facing him? >> he is a great pitcher. putting the ball in play all night. just wouldn't catch any breaks. we kept battli

erin: would you eat it? that better be delicious. leon: if you have 23 grand, you leon: we need the window for the race tomorrow night. steve: tomorrow morning, peaks of sunshine, highs upper 50's. the heaviest rain late tomorrow night into wednesday. thursday and friday, the week and looks great for halloween, falling back one hour daylight savings time early sunday morning. then a chance of showers early, early monday. overall, once we get through the next few days, nice weather ahead. leon: looks good. erin: especially for halloween. leon: jimmy kimmel live is next. have a great at. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ hush my darling... ♪ don't fear my darling... ♪ the lion sleeps tonight. [snoring.] ♪ hush my darling... [snoring.] ♪ don't fear my darling... ♪ the on sleeps tonight. [snoring.] take the roar out of snore. yet another innovation only at a sleep number store. >>> and now, abc's "jimmy kimmel live." >> announcer: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live"! tonight, kristen wig. eric stonestreet. from "wicked city," ed westwick and music from ell

erin: i'm erin hawksworth. later in sport the redskins have a few more injuries. one of the bright spots among injured. how bad is it? the answer maureen: breaking news in a crash investigation involving a d.c. fire truck. investigator found a fire truck involved in a police with a police s.u.v. had faulty brakes. report found a brake issue pulled the rig to the left and into the s.u.v. the morning of the crash they found air leak. it was not sufficient enough to remove the truck from service. they are now checking the brakes of every vehicle in fleet. leon: i-95 is back over in south carolina for the first time in a week. ones of rose closed across the state for days after a rainstorm brought the flooding in south carolina. 19 people died in the flooding. the good news is the water are now receding. and dozens of firefighters from fairfax county coming to render aid. they returned from the flood zone 90 minutes ago. and sam ford was there. hey, sam. sam: they have parked the trucks there. they are offloading equipment as you said 90 minutes ago. the families were

it is a horrific storm, erin? >> i mean, some of the images we're seeing, marty, are truly incredible. do we have any sense of the human cost of this yet? >> reporter: no, you don't. i mean, because of what we both have just stressed here is the lack of real lead time for preparation. this is an emergency manager's nightmare that you would have a storm that literally explodes off the coast with no time to essentially plan or even move people. they've done the best they've could. they've even pre-positioned heavy earth-moving equipment. we saw that on the seven-hour drive for us to get into the city. almost all the traffic, of course, outbound. but we saw heavy earth-moving equipment being brought in. that's key, because roads are bound to be closed by mud slides, if not by debris. you can't move in the first responders and help if you can't drive down the road. it's going to be a very anxious night, erin. >> all right. martin savage, thank you very much, in puerto vallarta. 15,000 tourists have been evacuated. the

erin?nered with the kurds, you say no? secondly, you get to the raid, and the mission for the delta force guys is not to get involved in the operation. they're supposed to be on aid and assist. and all of a sudden the operation starts to go south. what do you say afterwards if the kurds start to die, we weren't with you? or we decided to engage in the raid? i know this looks simple from the outside. it was u.s. forces engaged. but this is a difficult mission. >> right. certainly a difficult mission, bob, but again to the point of the secretary of defense saying american service members aren't serving in a combat role in iraq. this appears to be combat and at that point very chaotic combat, right, going into a rescue mission for 70 people, you don't know who they are, what nationality they are. they didn't know anything. >> exactly. i think they hit the wrong target. they meant to rescue kurds. but the fact is they came in on american helicopters. they were taken in the same helicopters, too

keep putting pressure on them. >> erin: thanks. joe. >> the royals get the first world series complete game since bret saberhagen in the clincher game seven when they won it all in 1985. cueto, first two-hitter in world series since greg maddux. in 1995. game one for the braves. over the indians. what a game. kevin, guys, all yours. 7-1. kansas city up 2-o. >> the royals impressive. 2-0. we have a lot to do. hear from some people. thomas, pete rose, 19-year vet, raul ibanez, and alex rodriguez. a lot to do when we come back. breaking down the royals 7-2 win over the mets. we head to new york. >> the post game show. you can imagine the crowd is pretty crazy here at kauffman stadium now. why not? the royals taking a commanding 2-0 world series lead. welcome back to our set here in left field. everyone is going nuts. they are fired up. they feel the way the royals are playing. there is a lot of things we can talk about which we will. let's start with johnny cueto. the decision was made to start him at home. why? because it is easy. lo

look at sports with erin. erin: thank you. new maryland football coach michael locksly has a message for the players. hear it when we come back. will he or won't he? the latest on desean jackson much-anticipated return to action is next announcer: now the toyota sports desk brought to you by the local toyota dealers. erin: the redskins had meeting and film work today and will return to practice tomorrow. last week, gruden said desean jackson would return for this week's game against tampa bay by the latest but that was before jackson tweaked his hamstring in practice on thursday. they hope he will play on sunday, gruden says you don't want jackson out there unless he is 100%. coach gruden: that would be great but if we put him out there at 80% and he tries to go to 100%, he will be back to 30% just lick that. the hamstrings are delicate. a lot of guys out in the nfl going through the same thing. you have to get it back to 100% before you go. otherwise it will get worse. erin: meantime, the locksleylock era begins saturday agai

erin: all right. well, brashad brelan was one of the only good things about the redskins performance sunday. we have to talk about the bad. by that we mean kirk cousins. we hear from jay gruden on the quarterback after the break. >> for the fourth time, kirk cousins threw two interceptions in a game, the latest sunday in a loss to the jets. that brings the total to eight picks in six games. but that is not enough to convince gruden to make a quarterback change. after the game he stood by his man and blamed the wind for cousins's struggles. today gruden is asked if he is making too many excuses. >> i'm not trying to make excuses for anybody. it wasn't good enough for anybody. not kirk, myself or the offensive line or the coaching staff. there is nobody played good enough to win a football game on sunday afternoon. i'm not making excuses or babying anybody. trying to get ready to play the buccaneers moving toward to get it on the right track. >> the run game was awful. the run defense not good either. t

i'll tell you why, erin. just below the surface of all of the stories about the polls is the obvious question about -- and it's actually not so obvious, of organization. and i was reading a piece today by my colleague, steve day, a radio host there in des moines and iowa and very influential and knowledgeable and he supports senator cruz, as i understand it, and he's very impressed with donald trump putting together local activists here not relying on this sort of national consultants and that sort of thing. so i think there's a lot going on that is not quite visible to the eye as the poll numbers are. you've got to deliver on the ground. >> trump says if he goes down on the polls he would consider dropping out. here's a little bit more what about he had to say about it. >> i believe in polls. how many elections do you see where the polls were wrong? not that many. you see them, but not that many. if i were doing poorly, if i saw myself going down. >> uh-huh. >> if you would stop calling me because you no lon

erin: the redskins were back on the practice field today. the only practice the players will have before many leave town for bye week. hopefully the team will get plenty of rest. the next nine games are a grind. they have the patriots, saints and the panthers on the horizon. veteran terrance knighton likes the momentum that the team has right now. >> in the thick of things. we have a few games we wish we had back. the atlanta game, the miami game. growing pains. hopefully we will get guys back healthy. culliver, d-jack. love to see the team we have at full strength. erin: we are all waiting for that. today is georgetown media day. hoyas are picked the finish second and projected to be one of the top 30 teams in the country. rivera is back for the senior season after reconsidering to declare for the nba draft. just like the start of every season, head coach is all fired up. >> just as excited as day one. i'm fortunate to have the job. every year be it's you lose three or guys and you add one, the rhythm and the feel is different. every year y

let's go to erin andrews. >> erin: here with winning pitcher chris young. before the game. talking dallas cow biz and how their season wasn't going. you aren't thinking how you are getting into the game. what is your mind set? >> i am ready. whatever the team need. that has been my role all season. starting, relieving. trying to help the team win. what a great game. mets are a tough team. we have our work cut out for our self. tonight. home run. alex gordon. the character, the fight, find a great team effort. >> craig, 30 scoreless innings out of you. how much longer could you have gone? >> it is the world series. whatever they need. you know, we are leaving it all out there this tomb of the year. i played my whole life to be here. whatever the team need i will give them. >> erin: scheduled to start game four. what does this do to the start? >> i didn't know. we'll cross that bridge when we get there. you know we had a great within tonight. and hopefully we can find a way to get another one tomorrow. get to game four when it arrives. >> erin: worry about that later. in othe

erin o'hearn joins us.en with weather and traffic good morning. >> we have some high clouds but there are some breaks. you're going to see some pink pretty soon on the horizon over in the east and there will be some sun getting through this early cloud cover. and later in the day look for a mix of sun with some clouds around. it's going to be a good looking day and we're starting out a little cool. 60 degrees in philadelphia. but those winds that you see coming down out of the north are very, very light in the middle single digits, up to five, 6 miles per hour in most cases so really not bad. 58 in allentown, 60 in sea isle city. as we roll through the day you're not going to have to roll through much of it before it starts to get warm. by 8 o'clock, 59 but by noon, we're up to 70. been 3 o'clock, 75 with a high of 76 this afternoon at about 3:30 or 4 o'clock so a really nice afternoon building. looks like we got another nice one for you tomorrow and then some rain arrives on friday. does that get out of he

erin will have sports next. erin: we begin with john wall, bradley beal and the wizards opening up in orlando tonight. the roster is much-better suited to challenge teams like the atlanta hawks this year. there is a lot of pressure on washington to get past the second round. head coach randy wittman was asked if he thinks the wizards get the respect he thinks they deserve. >> it doesn't matter me what other people think about us. as long as we are doing what we're supposed to do. my job is to get the guys to the next level. that is what we are trying to do. whether the team we are playing against believes we can get there or not. i don't care. erin: nine years ago d.c. united and new england revolution last met in the playoffs at r.f.k. stadium. but there were great playoff memories between the teams. r.f.k. will be soggy for tonight's match. weather really could be a factor. tonight's winner advances, the loser goes home. the last time united won an mls cup was in 2004. meantime, the capitals return to the veri

erin: i'm erin hawksworth. coming up in sports how much of an advantage will the redskins have this week going up against kyle leon: the rain stopped for now in south carolina. but for many people it's guessing worse. maureen: brad bell is in kingstree and we understand that the town is at great risk. brad: they are hurting here. yesterday we were in columbia. all of that water is making its way down here. this the black river. out of the banks. this is the only road left in and out of town. the water has gone up and that is terrible news for the community. there was hope that the river would crest but it didn't happen. the river has the banks risen to 22 feet. >> my heart goes out to them. this is nature. >> the likes of the town has never seen. the flood is three feet high and the worse recorded. businesses and homes alike are submerged. brown, among those evacuated. >> the town is isolated as well. all major roads in and out officially closed. we were escourted out. >> i have been throughout town and seen re

david. >> absolutely erin.reached the 50-degree mark in philadelphia, officially 51 in fact. everyone else following suit. this afternoon will be milder than yesterday with a high up to 69 in philadelphia with mainly sunny skies every now and then some clouds might try and dip in from the northwest. warm and pleasant then tomorrow, 74. 75 on thursday. and then a front comes through triggering a thursday night shower and behind the front cooler on friday and saturday, highs in the low 60's. and then back up to 69 on sunday, a bit milder there. erin. >> thanks so much, david. >>> coming up today at noon a popular main line restaurant has been cleared to reopen after it was shut down over a roach infestation. we'll take you inside yangming after it passed its latest health inspection. "live with kelly and michael" is next here on 6abc. i'm erin o'hearn. have a great day. >> ♪ i want a supreme court judge who knows the law. for the past seven years, i've served on pennsylvania's second highest court. and the bar as

erin: i'm erin hawksworth. the redskins find themselves in unfamiliar territory. and the nats, well, they have made a change. will it be out with the new and in with the old? we'll explain when "abc7 news at 6:00" continues. leon: four days after a gunman killed nine people at oregon college, democratic presidential candidate hillary clinton is unveiling her proposal to limit access to guns. >> how many people have to die before we actually act? before we come together as a nation? [applause] leon: clinton made the announcement alongside the mother of the 6-year-old girl that was killed in the sandy hook school massacre. clinton says if elected she would use executive action to require universal background checks and anyone who sells a significant number of guns to get a federal firearms license. she would expand banses domestic abuse suspects from acquiring weapons. in 2013, maryland enacted many of the same gun control proposals that failed in congress. having made a difference, "7 on your side" iteam investigator chris papst crumpled the numbers for us. what di

and he is standing by with erin andrews. >> erin: lets get to the hand. how are you feeling? >> i feel pretty good. it hit me my finger right in the middle right there. i don't know if it's major or not but we will take home a couple of picture inside is what the trainer telling me. good thing i finish the game. >> erin: good thing you finished the game. take some pictures. we talked and documented during the game you were physically ill in the alds. you hit a home run. how are you holding up? >> i don't know. you know? i love the game. i prepare myself a lot to be in that situation so i can't miss it. >> erin: how much fun was it watching edinson volquez tonight? the guy was throwing so hard tonight. what was working for him? >> he keep the ball down. down away, everything. pretty aggressive tonight. >> ken: go get those pictures done on that hand. thanks. >> gracias. >> erin: gracias. joe? >> joe: salvador perez can still smile. they are smiling inside this stadium where the royals and their fans celebrate 5-0 win in game one. coming up after the short break, more postgame

those results, erin, are not back as of yet, erin. >> such a sad story. "outfront", a psychiatrist and dr. sew fee, lamar's ex-wife talked about odom's issues on the show for many years. here she is in an exchange in 2015. >> lamar, he is a very depressed person, which is sad, but understandable for everything he's been through in his life. and i do love lamar with every ounce of who i am, but it's really scary when someone is such a deep low and you know they are kind of relying on you to get them out, and you're trying and you're trying and you're trying and nothing is really working. >> were you surprised to hear about how this seems to have happened, dr. sophie, at a ranch with prostitutes, cocaine, herbal viagra? >> i'm not surprised. i think the circumstances are a little extreme however, clearly, kh lr khloe was telling us he has underlying issues that have been with him a lot of his life which are under pinning of addiction relapses in addicts, especially ones that don't get real treatment. she felt the darkness for him and you can see he took him