erin: she is so cute. peggy gruner is 93-years-old but that did not stop her from getting into a harness and doing some thrill-seeking. sean: she is 93? erin: so how did she like it? >> i would kind of like to do it again. >> she is an inspiration to us. >> especially to me because i am the youngest of the group. >> go, seahawks! erin: no word on whether peggy has any other exciting adventures planned for the future. she certainly enjoyed this. good for her. sean: stay young and keep doing it. seahawks part. kevin: they were pretty smart when i did mine to have the likes down -- mics down. the fear of the unknown. i was not going to say go seahawks. sean: i did not know a man could cry like a baby. erin: thank goodness we did not have the audio. kevin: fair skies across the pattern lately and today, a little bit of a break from that with partial sunshine and a front coming through tomorrow will start taking a dip temperature wise into the weekend before moderating early next week. the coolest temperatures

erin: thank you. the family of a nashua man who was killed this week in jamaica is asking for help in bringing him back to the u.s. 33-year-old christopher leite died after he was struck by a bus. he is survived by his three children. in the meantine, chrisopther's family is focusing on who he was, and what they will miss about the hardworking father, brother, son, and friend. >> i cannot even begin to describe how much of an influence and just how wonderful he is as a father and is a provider. >> chris would do anything for anybody. he would take the shirt off his back. he would not let anyone go without, ever. last. he put everybody, everyone, people he did not know before himself. erin: christopher's family created a "go fund me" page to help with travel and funeral expenses. so far, its raised more than $26,000. the family says any money that is left over will go to his three children. sean: new hampshire's drought continues to raise concerns as we head into the winter. climatologists are warning

erin: tax relief. property taxes are going down in a lot of local communities, so why aren't the bills getting smaller? [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >> no one covers new hampshire like we do. now, wmur news 9 "daybreak." erin: good morning, new hampshire. thanks for waking up with us. i'm erin fehlau. sean: good morning. i'm sean mcdonald. for a look at the morning drive here in the granite state, we're joined live by 95.7 wzid's deb davidson. good morning, deb. wither away. late morning, we have the winds picking up. this will be gusting over 35 mph in the afternoon. this fun continues to slide south. it may provide a shower for southern areas, along with a band of clouds. by afternoon, we are getting back into the sunshine, and the winds in the front are going to pick up. that will drag down colder air. while we will be in the 40's to lower 50's, a couple of gusts will make it feel much colder

erin: supermoon. kevin: i will be talking about the sun coming up, but that was plenty of light out there already. temperatures this afternoon ranging a solid 10 degrees above normal for this afternoon. we will take the sun filled skies into the afternoon. clear skies overnight. and lower 30's. they liked southwest went and 50's to lower 60's this afternoon. let's take a look at your monday morning drive. we're joined live by 95.7 wzid's deb davidson. good morning, deb. deb: good morning. we will start the commute with a nice movement drive this early hour. no problems north or south as you make your way through the entire state. it is decent on 101 and 293 problems along the seacoast. from the wzid traffic network, i'm deb davidson. sean: right now police in lebanon are looking for the man they say attacked a woman who was out for a walk. erin: the woman was not seriously hurt, but it was a completely random attack. she was walking loop road near dartmouth hitchcock medical center around 5:40 last ni

erin: plus, financial reaction. how markets around the world are responding to the presidential election. everybody knows that goodwill helps people. but what not everybody knows is how. basically, you give us the stuff you're not using... then, we use the money to educate and employ people. because at goodwill we see potential everywhere sean: investigators say a hot light bulb fell onto some cardboard yesterday, sparking a massive fire at a former steel mill in western new york. more than 100 firefighters struggled to contain the flames at a complex that now houses several businesses. the building is six blocks long, and was engulfed in flames. watch the roof collapse right here. local residents were told to stay inside, and smoke could be health concerns because of all the smoke in the air. this was the view over atlanta yesterday. large fires are burning in at least five states this morning, and officials expect it will take several days to get the flames under control. and health advisories have been posted for

erin: good morning, and thanks for starting your day with us. i'm erin fehlau.

erin: all right, kevin. health officials in san francisco are now telling anyone who has leftovers from a community thanksgiving meal to throw them out. sean: officials believe three people died and more than a dozen others got sick after eating food from the church-sponsored dinner, but it is not clear which menu item is responsible. diners included residents of assisted living facilities and homeless people. and investigators say some of those who got sick ate leftovers without attending the actual event. erin: investigators think an electrical problem may be to blame for a fire that killed a but this morning, six people, including teachers and the director of the dorm, have been detained for questioning as investigators look into possible negligence. the victims include 11 children. another 22 people were hurt in last night's blaze. some of them were forced to jump from windows to escape the intense flames. a theme park in australia plans to reopen soon, six weeks after four people died when a ride malfun

erin: it is a talent. sean: i guess it is. erin: a student in the u.k. has developed what's claimed to be the world's first robot lawyer. sean: joshua browder created the robot after receiving several parking tickets. the robot, which takes the form of the website chatbot, asks a series of questions before generating an appeal. it can even use google street view to include a picture of where the ticket was issued. joshua once it knows the legal : issue, it then takes down details and then places these details into a legally-sound appeal which can be sent authorities. erin: joshua says that within nine months of creating the robot lawyer more than 180,000 tickets were successfully overturned. sean: why not give it a try, right? mcdonald's offering a special treat to nutella fans. kevin, you might want to listen up. take a look at this concoction. it's called the sweety con nutella burger. the dessert features a brioche bun, with a nutella center. right now the buer a push on social media to expand it to other countries. perhaps the u.s. of a could get nut

erin: in less than 24-hours. new hampshire voters will be heading to the polls to cast their ballots in the 20-16 election. sean: as the count-down begins. the presidential candidates, and their supporters, are keeping their focus on the granite state. today both donald trump and president obama will be campaigning in new hampshire. studio now with the details. ray: just one day before the election donald trump will be holding a rally here in new hampshire, while president obama campaigns on behalf of hillary clinton. trump's rally begins at eight tonight at the snhu arena on elm street in manchester. his running mate, mike pence, will also be at the rally. president obama will be speaking at the unh whittemore center in durham. doors open at 12:30 and the event starts at three. because of these high profile security around manchester and unh. >> we, state police, need to assist the secret service with in getting the high level dignitaries to where they need to be safely and while they're there. so it is an incon

erin: --sean: do you get promoted death trooper. [laughter] erin: merchandising. kevin: i imagine your peripheral vision would not be that great. sean: probably pretty bad. erin: pretty bad. sean: thanks for the reality check. kevin: we do have fair skies. ask her clouds in western and northern new hampshire. partial sunshine. temperatures today for most will be in the 50's. we will look for a breeze out of the northwest to be noticeable. full sunshine, 50's to lower 60's tomorrow and saturday, which look like gorgeous days across the area, especially considering the time of year we are in. that is the leading edge of cooler air. a shift in the weather that may be around three good portion of next week. the thickest of the cloud cover in western and northern areas of the state. some clouds around in south and eastern spots. next system, a slow mover back to the west does not arrive until sunday morning. temperatures anywhere from the lower 30's to 40's elsewhere. temperatures back to the west. that is all headed in our direction after temperatures mainly in the 50

erin: what a great idea. you may want to tune in the national dog show on thanksgiving as you are getting your meal ready. a young new hampshire star will be competing. ronin is a one-year-old miniature bull terrier and he lives with a mother and daughter in nottingham. him in the national show ring. he has already won more than 14 ribbons since he started competing when he was 4 months old. he got an early start. sean: good luck. you said that as though i wasn't going to watch it originally? coming up, what is your favorite oreo flavor? before you answer, we'll tell you about a couple new options. erin: plus, one of our founding fathers needs help. the efforts now underway to restore benjamin franklin's erin: benjamin franklin needs your help. there is now a go fund me page hoping to raise $10,000 to fix the founding father's gravestone in philadelphia. the marble tablet has developed a serious crack on top of all this, caused by all the pennies that people toss onto the stone each year in tribute to a penny

erin: wonderful. still ahead on "daybreak," a frightening attack in florida. >> the squirrel has been tossed outside, but we need help for the people. erin: at least three people are recovering after being attacked by a squirrel at a senior living facility. sean: and the maker of nutella is making an interesting request. we'll explain why it wants the product to be classified as a spread, instead of a dessert in cooler air out of canada for the time being. a warming trend setting up. i alone can fix it! bomb the [bleep] out of 'em. i'd like to punch him in the face. i like people that weren't captured, okay? he's a mexican! she ate like a pig... i moved on her like a [bleep] i did not say that... i love war. yes, including with nukes. blood coming out of her... such a nasty woman. i wanna be unpredictable. ...on 5th avenue and shoot somebody... she's a slob... i don't remember! and you can tell them to go [bleep] themselves! priorities usa action is responsible when you're raised by a single mom, you

erin: ok. still ahead, a final check on your top stories, including why afoot and light-hearted i take to the open road. the east and the west are mine. the north and the south are mine. erin: updating our top stories -- sean: the town of greenland is asking the coakley landfill group to pay for a new municipal water system. here's ray brewer. ray: the water main with service the neighborhoods that are closest to the former landfill, connecting them to the public water supply. the most recent tests of wells in the area have not shown any elevated levels of harmful chemicals, but selectmen say they want to be proactive just in case problems do surface. erin: the state supreme court is set to hear oral arguments today in the case of seth mazzaglia. the appeal focuses on evidence concerning the victim, lizzi marriott, and her alleged sexual history. sean: a massachusetts man is facing charges after police say he hit a pair of pedestrians in nashua. phillip kannaly is now charged with aggravated dw

erin: good morning on this rainy we do need the rain. erin: a lot of us got over an inch. it was pouring last night. tough for the evening commute. at least we won't have a pouring rain through the evening commute but it is drizzly and foggy. you may need a couple of extra minutes as you drive in. on the radar, there isn't the heavy rain moving through. there are that the fog is big. temperatures have fallen into the 40's. high temperatures will be today in the low-made 50's with more drizzle and scattered showers this morning. i will talk about the extended forecast coming up in a minute. we're joined live by 95.7 wzid's deb davidson. right now we have roadwork closing things down on interstate 293. keep in mind that exit four will be closed for the final road construction project. 93 is below the speed limit due to the fog. all major roads right now in massachusetts are up to speed. i am deb davidson for 95.7. taking new steps to make sure everyone in town has clean and safe drinking water. sean: officials are worried about pfc's found in monitoring-wells near the former

erin: oh dear. in sports, the celtics were back on the floor last night, hosting the denver nuggets at the horford, who's under concussion protocol. in the first quarter emmanuel mudiay took over the game early, hitting the jumper to put denver up by 13. mudiay had 24 points in the first quarter alone. he finished the game with 30 total. isaiah thomas led the celtics with 30 points, but denver ended up winning it 123-107. look at this. a lakers fan made quite the shot during sunday's game. the 27-year-old sunk the ball from half court, and won $35,000. erin: got some fist bumps as well. dale earnhardt junior ran into a bit of trouble while heading to the race track on sunday. he was pulled over for speeding ahead of the aaa texas 500. his fiancee was in the car with him, and says he got a written warning. she did not say how fast he was going. earnhardt junior stopped racing after experiencing concussion-like symptoms in july, but he still makes appearances at the track, and plans to be back behind

erin: do you recognize this man? police say he targeted four businesses in amherst and even took fundraising money from a daycare. good morning, new hampshire. thanks for waking up with us. i'm erin fehlau. we have reached the wednesday before thanksgiving. kevin: this morning i heard wind . it is still out there. 10 to 20 miles per hour. it has been here since sunday. we are expecting the clouds of north to finally release. next system to the west by the time it gets here as organized. we could see a little bit of light snow on your takes giving in spots. we will talk about the entire weekend with futurecast in a bit. for a look at the morning drive here in the granite state we're joined live by 95.7 wzid's deb davidson. good morning deb. >> good morning. right now if your commute is starting on i-93 we are not seeing any problems either north or south bound. it is nice and quiet right now. not seeing any problems on 101 or 111. with triple team traffic reports throughout the day, i'm deb davidson for 95.7 wzid. sea

erin: thank you. with some light snow possible today the dot is taking extra steps to prepare. help keep it from freezing over , and crews are ready to go if the roads get slick officials are urging drivers to allow extra time and whenever possible avoid driving at the busiest times like sunday afternoon when people head home after the long holiday weekend. the death of a man in wentworth has now been ruled a homicide but there are still many questions this morning. 60-year-old todd downing died early yesterday. wmur's ray brewer joins us now live from the attorney general's office in concord with thela ray: we were in wentworth early yesterday morning just hours after todd downing died and the scene was very active. police were still gathering evidence late last night. police were first called to a home on atwell hill road just before 2:00 yesterday morning . when they arrived they found downing severely injured. he the medical examiner ruled his death a homicide. investigators also spent time yester

erin: strike authorized. school bus drivers have rejected an offer but are not walking off the job yet. sean: what to do about the traffic around a walmart in manchester? recommendations to u they have already done. kevin: clouds thickening. we have the latest on futurecast ahead. erin: the rain is good news as firefighters battle large brushfires across new hampshire, including one that has charred hundreds of acres. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >> no one covers new hampshire like we do. now, wmur news 9 "daybreak." erin: good morning, new hampshire. thanks for waking up with us. we talked about the brushfires. going to get some relief, slowly but surely. kevin: a system coming up the east coast. south to north, clouds thicken this morning, with most rainfall chances confined to the afternoon and evening. it could be a half-inch to a full inch in some spots. there could be lighter showers or sprinkles

erin: it certainly is. it is now 11 organizers are scrambling after flames destroyed toys meant for hundreds of military children this christmas. sean: also, there is now no need ben hassan is my older brother. he is so funny, and so smart, and my best friend. all families have challenges, and my mom instilled in us very early on the importance of finding solutions to those challenges. and working really hard with your community to get things done. and she made it possible for ben and for me to have a family just like any other family. that's part of the reason that she got involved in public service, because that's what's in her heart... and mom's still that way today. i'm maggie hassan i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. donald trump: i could stand in the middle of 5th avenue and shoot somebody and i wouldn't lose any voters, okay? and you can tell them to go f--- themselves! you know, you could see there was blood coming out of her eyes, blood coming out of her wherever... you gotta see this

erin: it is now 6:55. updating our top stories -- sean: a potential strike by first student bus drivers has been delayed as the company and union continue to negotiate a contract deal. the drivers had anticipated walking off the job this will run as normal at least through tuesday. erin: a bench that was meant to spread kindness at the auburn village school has been vandalized. a girl scout troop bought the buddy bench. but just days after it was installed, it was covered with vulgar drawings and swastikas. now a "go fund me" page has been set up to raise money for a new bench. sean: a juvenile accused of shooting two people in nashua yesterday morning is due in court today. both victims were treated for their injuries and released. erin: a major brush fire that burned hundreds of acres in the white mountain national forest is now contained. the forest service says crews will continue to monitor the covered bridge fire for hotspots over the next several days. kevin: looking at a lot of clouds in western an

erin: racial vandalism. why a derry mother thinks her home was targeted -- not once, but three times. kevin: through. the leading edge of cooler air. what that means and the forecast for the weekend, with futurecast ahead. >> the cubs won the world series! sean: after 100 eight years, the curse is over for the chicago cubs, but fans had to stay into the night to wait out some late drama. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] like we do. now, wmur news 9 "daybreak." erin: a nailbiter. extra innings, the rain delay. sean: extra deep dish pizza for everybody this morning. the chicago cubs are the world series champions. they have not said that in quite a while. we have highlights in a couple minutes. speaking of things we have not seen in a while -- looking at some rain. kevin: this morning, on the light side. that will pick up late morning and into theer the door. factor in a few extra minutes. clouds and occasio

erin: tahnk you. police in manchester are celebrating what they are calling a major drug austin the queen city. >> they raided a major drug house and seized narcotics and weapons as well. charges this morning? ray: sean, a total of nine people were arrested. six of them on drug-related charges. five accused of selling. it was early yesterday afternoon when manchester police, including the swat team went to the building of orange street to execute a short -- based search warrant. they have been focusing on drug when officers under the building they found 18 people inside as well as an 18 month old child. two guns were thrown out the window when they arrived. >> anytime we see firearms and narcotics together, that is alarming, because there is a level of violence any time that you have fire arms in which the dealer may be fearful of somebody stealing from him, another drug dealer or, are they preparing for a enforcement? ray: two people were hiding in the bedroom, prompting police to use tear gas. inves

i'm erin fehlau. sean: we'll talk about the chicago cup cubs in just a minute but first we want to talk about the rainfall. >> out ahead of the air mass, maybe spots. it starts with scattered shower activity. temperatures in the 40's across a big part of the state this morning. we'll have another batch of rain making its way in from the west. it is not going to be an all-day situation today but the wind out of the northeast is going to keep things cooler. much more on that with your forecast coming up. let's take a look at your thursday morning live. deb davidson. deb: we need to watch for wet roads as you make your way around the concorde area. 293 is ok. 101 and 111 are up to speed. this report is brought to you by bernie and phil's home of fine furniture. i'm deb davidson. erin: thank you. the curse is over this morning. the chicago cubs are world series champions for the first time in 108 years. sean: last night's game 7 was certainly not without drama ending in extra innings. there was actually a

erin: ray, thank you. investigators are trying to figure out what sparked an early morning fire in rochester which forced a family of three, including an infant, from their home. when firefighters arrived, they found heavy fire in the back of the home, but they were able to knock the flames down quickly. everyone is safe, including family dogs. man was seriously shocked while putting up christmas lights. firefighters say the man was using a metal pole to put lights on a large tree outside along glen forest drive yesterday afternoon, when the pole touched a high-voltage primary power line. he was taken to a boston hospital to be treated for electric shock and burns. the electric surge also damaged several decorations in the yard. sean: well, tomorrow is thanksgiving, and that means a lot of people are traveling this weekend, with today one of the busiest travel days of the year. and the weather could cause some serioupr country, whether you are on the roads or in the skies. abc's janai norman reports. janai

erin: hopefully. sean: let's get right to our top stories, parents in five towns are being warned about a possible strike by school bus drivers who work for first student, due to a contract dispute. with just four days to go before the election, the candidates in the first congressional district got their chance to face off last night in our granite state debates. and a manchester man is facing charges this morning after police say he led an officer on a chase in a stolen car. did get rain yesterday, but any bit helps. kevin: yes, any little bit we can get. the amounts of deficit were around six to six and a half inches in concord, but over a foot of rain fall from manchester to the shoreline so still in extreme drought. we are in a race for time getting as much rain we can before the ground freezes. next week. erin: when did we see the ground freezing? kevin: usually in december. erin: let's hope we get some rain this november. here is how things are moving on the road on 93 from hooksett. kevin: for

erin: that is awesome. sean: wow, stepping up. erin: good for him. now that you have all that halloween candy in your house, we're taking a look at what your taste in candy says about your personality. according to thought catalog , dark chocolate lovers tend to have refined tastes and may not necessarily have a sweet tooth. like to be the center of attention. sean: according to m magazine, people who prefer lollipops like to think things over and do not make impulsive decisions. the american licorice company says if you like red licorice, you are probably practical and down to earth. and if black licorice is your favorite you are likely a thrill-seeker. kevin: i like both of those. thrillseeker? kevin: it depends on the day. sean: coming up in the next hour of daybreak. it's being called the worst lobster trap war the state of maine has seen in decades. find out how much money fishermen have lost from their traps being cut. >> a week to go before the election and it appears there are a lot of undecided voters here. we will hear from a couple of them

erin: right now. concord police need your help finding two people accused of stealing nearly $4000 worth of bra's. caught the pair entering the victoria's secret on loudon road last month and stealing approximately 68 bras. officers think the people may have committed similar crimes at other victoria's secret stores in the state. we did have great weather yesterday. kevin: 60 statewide and we know that is not going to last. change is coming. through this morning. love a few showers passing by. most activity in western and northern parts of the state. it tries up into southeastern areas. not more than an inch of rain. but a few wet highways for the commute. morning clouds with a shower or two. cooler side. 40's and 50's tomorrow and friday. the next front friday morning will come out of the central portions of canada. and that means even colder temperatures will arrive. there will be a good deal of sunshine around. the brees will pick up into the day on friday. and that will be around saturday. so ther

erin: it was a late night. the republican was declared the winner of the election around 3:00 this morning. 270 electoral college votes were needed for either him or hillary clinton to get into the white house. reporting, content has 278. clinton, 218. after trump's victory was announced, he said clinton called him to congratulate him. he also congratulated her and her family on a quote "hard-fought" campaign. sean: and we are expecting to hear from her sometime today. back here in new hampshire, chris sununu will be our state's next governor. the republican beat democrat erin: his father's footsteps. scott: that is right. we have a familiar name hill, again beating frank guinta, what happened with that? scott: shaunna o'connell -- o'connor played a role, and it kept it close. carol shea-porter, at the very end, there was a lot of baggage freight and had to overcome. he could not do it. erin: going to look at a recount? scott: i think so. depending on the recount, we may have a 50-50, evenly divided u.s. senate

erin: are you kidding me? kevin: while the rest of us are chipping ice of our windshield this morning. what should be a mild day. temperatures upper 50's to lower 60's. mount washington is not going to quite get to that level today. they will probably be in the upper 40's later this afternoon. but it will be a banner day for your election day. almost nothing but sunshine into the afternoon. it comes with the milder temperatures out there, a passing shower or two a possibility tomorrow morning. that will be the leading edge of cooler air that will gradually continue to take steps backward. t thursday. the coldest air likely peeking over the weekend. for the time being, sunshine out there. a little bit of ground fault in some of the lower lying valleys. some high clouds drifting in after midnight and a thin line of showers moving through, mainly tomorrow morning. temperatures in the 20's to lower 30's. as i mentioned, we are in the low and mid 40's atop mount washington early this morning. by far, the warm spot

erin: the what? and police in japan are offering a new incentive to elderly drivers who give up their licenses. we'll tell you about their ramon noodle deal. karen co -- kevin: we'll have much needed kevin: the final day in the month of november and visibility in spots is down to less than eight them a mile with the leftover moisture in the air. that gradually will lift through the morning with more rain moving in for the afternoon with temperatures today back into the 40's and maybe even a jump into we will have the details on when that arrives coming up. sean: we are following breaking news out of alabama. authorities say at least three were killed overnight as a line of storms and possible tornadoes moved across the state. they say the victims were all inside a mobile home when the storms hit. officials say several other people were hurt and more than a dozen structures were destroyed. we will continue to follow that story for you. erin: deadly wildfires continue to burn in parts of tennessee this

erin: it is now 6:55. updating our top stories -- sean: the latest wmur granite state poll shows that many likely voters remain undecided on key races, just one week before the election. are undecided when it comes to the race for state senate or u.s. senate, and 50% undecided when it comes to the race for governor. those voters will get some help as the granite state debates take place this week. tonight, the candidates for governor will go head-to-head, followed by the senate candidates tomorrow, and both congressional districts on thursday and friday. erin: police in bedford are stepping up patrols due to what the chief calls an alarming trend. officers say they arrested five sean: the new hampshire community college system has fallen victim to wire fraud. it says it lost $130 thousand to a fake organization. the system is now working with police to get that money back. kevin: starting off early this morning with fair skies across the area, but it is a chilly start. temperatures in the 20's to lower 30'

erin: now on daybreak. it is time to vote. these are live pictures from one of the polling places in manchester and we could see record turnout today. sean: the first votes have already been cast, we will break down the results from midnight voting in three new hampshire communities. >> election day in america and i am in washington with a look at the red -- to the finish line for both candidates. kevin: and mild temps grace us on this election day with sunshine -- when the readings will tumble in your forecast ahead. >> no one covers new hampshire like we do. now, wmur news 9 daybreak. erin: good morning, new hampshire. thanks for waking up with us. sean: good morning. i'm sean mcdonald. we have talked about this day for years. polls open and about hour from now in many communities and the results of midnight voting is coming up. kevin: a chilly start to the day but temperatures will warm quickly. upper 50's to low 60's with a lightweight and sunshine. we have clear skies out there. 20's and 30's. close to the numbers yesterd

erin: thank you. new on "daybreak," firefighters were able to rescue two people from a burning apartment building in manchester last night. investigators say a cigarette tossed into a trash can sparked pizza. dispatchers stayed on the phone with both people who were trapped, until firefighters pulled them to safety and sprinklers helped contain the flames. thankfully. however, there is a lot of water damage to both cesarios pizza and the element lounge. police in manchester are looking for the man they say robbed the t.d. bank on bay street. officers say the man in this picture handed the teller a note just after 2:00 yesterday afternoon, demanding cash and claiming he weapon was shown. police in laconia need your help identifying this man. he was caught on surveillance video going through vehicles in a parking lot along province road, and taking tools and other items. officers say several thefts have been reported over the last week, all from business parking lots, and investigators think that more t

erin: now at noon, just four days left in the race to the white house. the big names coming to the state in the final push to win over granite state voters. kevin: brisk northwesterly wind adding the extra bite to the air as we go through the afternoon. what that means this weekend. >> you were going to shoot her. , man arrested after police say he pointed a handgun at a woman's throat. season canceled. the scandal that's forcing harvard's soccer team off the field. >> no one covers new hampshire like we do. now wmur news 9 at noon. erin: a manchester man who allegedly threatened someone looking for a beer with a hand people and that is just the beginning. wmur's ray brewer is live in the newsroom. ray: that arrest did not, until a couple of days after the original incident in the apartment building at 385 union street in manchester. when police arrested joseph he had three different drugs on him. marc joseph faces several felony began tuesday night. police say a woman, visiting friends at the apartment house told them she was looking for more beer. when

erin: u.s. coming up, the snow storm already deadly nine states from utah to minnesota in the storm's path. kevin: looking at the sunshine, but eventually with warm temperatures over the next couple of days we set up colder air. erin: and we are making a delicious squash dish you can erin: in today's "spirit of giving," hundreds of families in rockingham county are getting a helping hand for the holidays starting today. for 25 years, the holiday program has been reaching out to vulnerable families with food and gifts. as ray brewer reports, it's something that epitomizes what the holidays are all about. ray: the turkeys will be handed cards handed out on friday can go a long way towards making somebody's thanksgiving complete. >> this is a gift card for thanksgiving. it is a $25 gift card for market basket. ray: at the rockingham community outreach center in raymond the holidays are here. about 200 families are getting the cards. among those waiting in the line , pamela latour. >> it means getti

i am erin fehlau. sean: and i'm sean mcdonald. we'll bring you more on that in a moment but more breaking first, news in the new hampshire senate race. wmur's ray brewer is live from the state house in concord with the latest. ray: it was just over an hour ago the governor maggie hassan claimed a victory against incumbent u.s. senator kelly ayotte. behind the statehouse where she served as governor and surrounded by her supporters, maggie hassan says she is ready for the next challenge that awaits her in washington. the race was among the most hotly contested in the country, with millions of dollars of special interest money spent on both sides. in the end, though, the governor says she is convinced that listening to the people of new hampshire is what carried her to victory. after that i've been working on for the last 4 years as governor and during this campaign we heard about those priorities over and over and over again. we also heard about -- ray: the governor pledged that where possible, she would work with president-elect t

erin: giving thanks. thousands of runners take to the streets across new hampshire before sitting down to a turkey dinner. >> no one covers new hampshire like we do. now, wmur news 9 at noon. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] erin: it is a white thanksgiving and meredith where the flakes are still falling in some spots. good afternoon. happy thanksgiving. we want to send it right over to meteorologist kevin skarupa to get the forecast. kevin: snow and flu activity continuing to move through central and northern areas now. we will see an additional area of precipitation make its way. southern areas in the mid to showers and wet snowflakes mixed in. close to the shoreline it could come down to raindrops. the farther north, this should be light snow making its way through the afternoon and evening. as temperatures fall into tonight, there is potential for slick spots. we should see temperatures in the 30's

erin: and i'm erin fehlau. thousands more are expected to show up throughout the evening. we'll have full coverage of that, and what's at stake in the election, in just a moment. but first, we have some breaking news in bedford, where police are investigating a bad car accident. aithorities say two men were hit while jogging and are in serious condition. wmur's naoko funayama is live with the latest details. naoko: it happened at around 7:00 this morning that right here on pembroke way. the joggers were coming up this side of the road, or coming down, and you can see that car there. police are in the process of contacting family members, so no names have been released just yet. the driver of the car. the two joggers were taken to elliot hospital, where they are in serious condition. the bedford accident reconstruction team has been on the scene and is continuing to investigate the accident as we speak. >> preliminarily there may have been an issue on the windshield. that is under investigation. we want to remind everyone particularly at this time of the season that before

erin? >> all right. thank you very much. we are now, as you can see, about 12 hours away, less from polls opening in certain states in this country. donald trump making his way to manchester, new hampshire, right now. he's going to begin speaking shortly there. this is another state, people can't vote until tomorrow. first votes cast at 3 towns in 4 1/2 hours, only a few people but this is when it starts, 4 1/2 hours. sara murray is live in manchester. sara, this is a crucial state. poll of polls in new hampshire has trump trailing clinton by obviously this does, again, all come out to turnout tomorrow. >> reporter: that's right, erin. this is a state where the polls have been very perplexing on both sides of the aisle. they've been all over the place the last few weeks. the trump campaign feels like they could eke out a victory and that's why when donald trump comes here, you're going, of course, see him make a robust pitch to get people to turn out to the polls tomorrow. they know how pivotal that is here, but he's also be

erin: another big race is the contest for senate. and both candidates are using every last minute before election day to win over voters. right now, maggie hassan is in peterborough, and will join president obama for his rally at unh this afternoon meanwhile kelly ayotte has more than two dozen stops planned all over the state today. she's planning to make at least 24 campaign stops in 24 hours before tomorrow. security will be increased at polling locations tomorrow to keep you safe while voting. in addition to visible security >> pulls show a lot of voters are still trying to decide who to vote for tomorrow. >> i am on the fence. i will walk in and probably special looking up a struggle that many undecided voters are facing as well as having live team coverage in the last push from the campaigns. commitment 2016, the final hours starts tonight right here on wmur. janet reno, the first woman to serve as u.s. attorney general has died. reno died this morning due to complications from parkinson's disease. she served for nearly 8 years

erin?> all right, brian todd, thank you very much. >>> "outfront" now one of the people who met with the president-elect trump as he decides key administration positions. bob johnson, founder of b.e.t. you can see johnson shaking hands here with the president-elect before their meeting at trump's golf club in bedminster, new jersey. bob, thank you much for taking the time. good to talk to you again. i want to start with the breaking news if i could here. trump denouncing racism from the alt right. "president-elect trump continues to denounce racism of any kind. to think otherwise is a complete misrepresentation." is this enough? do you believe him? >> well, erin, i'm glad to be here with you. i had a very positive, and i believe, frank and candid discussion with president-elect trump on issues that i believe are important to african-americans and obviously any charges of racism are important to african-americans. i came away from that meeting understanding that president trump is committed

erin? >> thank you very much. it's really about the road to 270 on both sides. mapping it out moment by moment obsessively in the final hours. david chalian is at the magic wall. david, what are the core states you are looking at as you take into account what we've seen today, turnout, for example, in these crucial battlegrounds. >> let's listen to what jim and jeff just told you about the map. remember, here's our battleground map. five remaining battleground states. hillary clinton only two away from 270 electoral votes. let's say the clinton campaign is feeling fantastic about nevada. let's give her that you heard jeff zeleny say they're feeling good about florida. i want to show you how important that michigan area is jim was talking about. let's give donald trump arizona. let's give him north carolina and the remaining battleground up here in new hampshire. if hillary clinton wins florida and nevada, those battleground states, she's at 303, he is still a good 36 electoral votes away. h

erin coleman, nbc 10 news. >> erin, thank you. erin, of course, there's speculation into tomorrow's election, a lot of people have opinions about it. kids at one school have a serious legacy to uphold. they're political predictors. for 48 years they've any been wrong. that story is straight ahead. this is an individual who mocked a disabled reporter... i don't know what i said, ahh... who attributed a reporter's questions to her menstrual cycle. trump: blood coming out of her...wherever. he is not a person who is equipped in temperament, judgment or character to lead our troops. donald trump has created a toxic atmosphere pitting one group against another. he's a mexican. claiming a person can't do the job because of their race is sort of like the textbook definition of a racist comment. priorities usa action is responsible for the content of this advertising. >>> everyone is speculating about who will win tomorrow's presidential election. in recent years, one of the most accurate predictors of the election has been one new york c

erin will be talking about that in a second. this goes until 7 a.m. visibility reduced in a lot of locations. look how quickly this rain is spreading on in. two, three hours ago when i checked this was way down around roanoke. it quickly came across and look we're beginning to see it come 81 cross is over western sakes of interstate 66. this will not take long before it gets here and comes across the district. and of course we get rid of some of the fog and we compound issues because the rain comes across and it will be awful commute. four mile visibility in town up a bit. dulles visibility is m coming up even though quarter of mile it was eighth of mile. all this is coming up. give this about another hour and we'll have no problems with visibility. rain will be a little moderate to heavy in spots. and so erin will be a very, very busy morning especially few for you. >> 4:56. it's a little blurry now. i wanted to show you in the districts, road island avenue 18 street elevated fog. please use caution. use your low beams if you see louisianaing fog. we

erin didn't move... she and her classmates keeping themselves distracted with homework. - "just distract ourselves and just take the situation minute by minute and not try to overanalyze every thing." erin told us after she phoned her folks back in tabor city... she turned the ringer off on her phone. if the attacker was i she didn't want him to hear her cell phone going off. just a small picture of what it was like on campus at ohio state, today. new tonight-- a 'serious crash' -- 'under investigation' in raleigh. this was the 'scene' -- at about 'seven o'clock' -- on 'capital boulevard' -- at 'starmount drive'. a car 'wound-up' -- 'under' a 'big rig'. our crew 'on the scene' says -- at least 'one other car' -- was involved. it took 'hours' to get 'capital' -- cleared. police say -- there 'are' serious do 'not' appear to be 'life treatening'. watch for the latest 'on this' -- tomorrow morning on eyewitness news. tonight the nccu community is remembering the life of chancellor debra saunders-white. stude

erin como is here with that. erin. >> 4:36 keeping an eye on tuesday morning ride concerned you could hit damp road because of rain falling around the dmv. quiet on 66 into the beltway. west falls church and arlington bridge, 95, quiet harbor delay free. earlier crash between stafford and fredericksburg clear out of the way. traffic flowing 210 for the washington to brandywine and clinton an ak akeek and i'll let you know if that changes in northern maryland, 295 and bw parkway cruise ago long route 1 in great shape as well. if you have an early morning flight traffic on way to bwi, reagan national and dull ses in great shape. i'm holding my peanut butter protein bar in my hand because it was melted from my coffee. >> a look back of life and legacy of gwen eiffel. murdering the subject could be a free man. >> a live look outside the region time 4:37 and temperature is 49. >> 4:39. what's trending on the web. >> good morning, first up we're continuing to learn more about donald trump administration. looks like for

time to get to erin como and look at roads, hi, erin. >> we'll look at roads showing you what you're up against this morning. tysons hoof moving along long fine. things centerville and 66 eastbound we don't have any typical morning congestion yet. same story 95 fredericks mixing bowl and crossing 95 northbound slowing to the brim. as we go for wider view pred interest rick down to 70 moving along long at speeds same story 70 in both directions, bw parkway in outer loop look at green to and from baltimore. we'll let you know if that changes. all secondarys are moving along without slow downs. quiet through clinton. no problems as you make your washington. 210 is northbound cruising and queue the and problem free. fredericksburg through stafford flowing out issues. moral of the story if you can get out and about now you will not hit painful congestion you see later in the morning cruising up to dale city through the beltway and oxon hill and inner loop across the wilson bridge i like what i'm seeing 50 through annapolis and as far as metro is concerned gearing for service at safe track

erin?michelle, thank you very much live in athens tonight and democratic strategists maria r cardona and kaley and keith. president obama spent the time telling the world donald trump is not fit to be president and now he's spending the days reassuring world leaders overseas that things will be fine and donald trump will support nato, being an ambassador on trump's behalf. how hard is this for him to do? is it credible? >> i'm sure it's incredibly hard knowing what he really feels in the run up to this election. he left nothing on the table. he let everybody know what he thought. but i also think it's not difficult in that this is also his obligation as president of the united states until january 19th, 2017. and part of that obligation is to reassure our allies overseas that the democratic process in the united states is the strongest in the world, that our democratic institutions are solid and are durable and stronger than just one person. i'm also sure that he will, that he has told thes

airport erin. with traffic. >>> even wisdom gave you side eye on that toss. >> scary laugh. >> 5:18 a live look at 295 headlights northbound and southbound taillights and eastern avenue wide on. we're seeing congestion building but compared to you what it looked like at the 7:00 hour enjoy that commute. and a look on 270 southbound montrose roa headlights coming to the spur. volume increasinging and no slow downs past the truck scales in urbana making your way through germantown. i'll let you know when it changes so far so good. same story topside of beltway new hampshire avenue taillights making way outer loop in fact from 95 over to george awe're at speed wide on conditions and inner loop making way from connecticut on through. also a dream. we'll take a look at maps right now. i really like what i'm seeing. quiet commute. any questions erin@fox d.c. on twitter. >> and you're engaging with stories the most on social media with realtime use tracker. >> wisdom is back with what is hot on the web, h

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