it appears congressman rick into -- congressman frank guinta will receive a challenger. m tucker is officially exploring a run. she will join the candidate dan innis in the primary field. a run. this noon, 26-year-old robert audette had an arrest warrant issued for felony criminal threatening. police around the apartment was, when officials when inside, s is live. ray: a may have left the area and may even be out of state. meanwhile, the woman who lives in the apartment where he was allegedly hold up is dealing with the aftermath. windows shattered by tear gas canisters serve as reminders of what unfolded at 20 jewett street tuesday afternoon. police surrounded the apartment house after receiving a report that someone inside had threatened another man with a gun, setting in motion a standoff that would last for hours. kristen paul was away when the incident began. kristen paul: everyone was all running around saying different things, and it' s my apartment -- no one would tell me what was going on. ray: after firing the tear gas, police entered the apartment and say they

we have a snapshot of what the governor' s ceig lk ke frank guinta' s polls indicate he' s very vulnerae. not much action. john: i' i think -- you mentioned that jack flanagan is in washon e usmari lde the republicans really do not have any other candidate that is ready to step up or there has been rumors about a state presidt. again, i think it is a matter of who is on the top of the tke for chid the house tends to go with the tide back and forth in terms of party, rather than the senate, which also depends on the individual candidates ruin sh: we have about a minute. i should have pressed you for this but i want to talk e mmtsade by reince priebus. saying there is no sacred cows and suggesting h op t enids. what aoueangpe wiinar is this a different kind of john: i think it is more serious. when the chairman of the tialar cesutnd says that he wou le see an earnest investigation and a change that would take a primarily from new hampshire, it sounds an alarm bell. we are all alarmed. we are all objective but at the same time we went to see the primary continue. i think it is gog b meth ig

hampshire representatives split their votes with democrat annie kustor in favor and republican frank guinta opposed. meantime, wisconsin congressman paul ryan will likely be the new speaker of the house by the end of today. republicans officially nominated him yesterday and the full house will vote today. john boehner abruptly announced his resignation last month. erin: kids are not the only ones who get dressed up for halloween anymore. the national retail federation predicts that 20 million people will dress up their pets this million. some of the most popular options this year --darth vader, yoda, batman, superman, and a lion. sean: a big red wings fan. [laughter] erin: i like the bumblebee. there is a new pedestrian bridge in manchester connecting the manchester pistacaquog trail with the goffstown rail trail. that means you can now walk almost eight miles on the trails between northeast delta dental stadium and manchester. new parking is coming soon. you can learn more about this new pathway on the escape outside section on wmur.com. sean: that looks really pretty. a teacher in maine h

congressman frank guinta is hosting a job fair from 4:00 until 7:00 this evening at manchester community college with dozens of potential employers on hand. if it seemed like traffic was especially busy on monday you' re not imagining things. the department of transportation says we set a record for traffic on columbus day with more than 390,000 vehicles on new hampshire highways. and for the holiday weekend traffic was up 4% as huge crowds streamed in to check out the fall foliage. probably spending a lot of money at local businesses. kevin: it did not seem that there was a lot more traffic. you had in your head that it was a holiday. erin: the weather had a lot to do with that. kevin: we' ve been lucky with a lot of holiday weekends. to get us where we are as far as crowds in the state. cloudiness in western and northern areas. showers through northern vermont continuing to angle their way towards northern new hampshire. a few passing showers anytime farther north, less of a chance. from there, upper-level system to our north is cool enough to produce a couple what snowflakes through o

members of congress, annie kuster and frank guinta, are working to create a federal task force on heroin addiction, improve the monitoring of controlled subject stands, improve access to treatment and reauthorize grant programs. >> our goal is to make that happen on a federal level so that the types of programs that can be brought to bear will respond across the board. >> we put together legislation that we think is a good first start at, number one, ensuring the congress know what is the true problems are. report friday they heard from those work, on the front lines, and a about what's still needed to reverse the epidemic as well as what's working. >> taking a balanced approach is the way to go to address addiction as a whole. report willard says more support programs are needed and they're on the way to manchester. a privately funded 24-hour recovery center will be created inside the former hoyt's furniture store on wilson street. >> so if somebody needs help, they can go to the facility as opposed to going to a police station or an emergency room. reporter: the new recovery center in

far as the republican primary goes and the challengers there for frank guinta, a pair of play, 2014 candidate dan innis appears to be all but in, while former b.a. executive is also receiving encouragement to run. jennifer: a shakeup on the hill, the g.o.p. race for house speaker goes into a tail spin after the frontrunner abruptly drops out. aixa diaz in our washington bureau to tell us how this sets up a showdown between moderate republicans and hard line conservatives. reporter: house republicans were ready to nominate their candidate for speaker today, when the man many believed to be chosen made a surprising announcement. >> if we are going to unite and be strong, we need a new face to help do that. reporter: house majority leader kevin mccarthy shocked washington when he announced he's withdrawing from the race for speaker. >> i think the best thing for our party right now is to have 247 votes on the floor. if we are going to be strong, we got to be 100% united. reporter: the next speaker needs a 218 vote majority to win the job. >> we need to have a lot more family discussion, because

jean: news 9 broke the news today that there could be another challenger to congressman frank guinta next year, greenland state rep pam tucker says she's officially exploring a run in the first congressional district. rich achew and dan innis also considering a run. innis is expected to make it official this week. jean: now court filings released on the sentencing date for owen labrie, the prep school graduate convicted of sexually assaulting a teen-age girl. amy coveno is live in the newsroom where the 40-page document proposing probation in lieu of prison time. reporter: that's right, 43 pages, most of them letters written by a dozen people including owen's parents who describe him as a gifted young scholar with a kind and sensitive heart. owen's attorney trying to avoid having his client register as a sex offender. carney says his client has been punished enough, has lost his dream of attending harvard and school has been suspended. carney says the internet is a permanent scarlet letter for labrie, forever associating him with the conviction. one of the 12 letter writers, a mother

representatives annie custer and frank guinta. breaking news, we learned there were no survivors from the russian plane that crashed. 244 people were on board the flight. all victims on the flight were russian citizens. from spooky fun in portsmouth to a day of story telling in lebanon. we have the latest on the developments in the granite state this halloween and want to hear you say-- >> what's happening, new hampshire. >> these are trick-or-treaters in the queen city at the fall festival. they participated in an event called fx, filled with skits, music, games, and tons of fun in preparation for the holidays. one day of thanks at the salvation army on cedar street, to homeless and underprivileged areas around the state. the portsmouth halloween parade is marching to its 21st year. a celebration of community and free expression with dancing and costumes. it's a spectacle from either side of the curb, anyone interested in participating would meet at pierce island and prescott park. no pre-signup is required. enjoy a free evening

if you are looking for work, congressman frank guinta' s is hosting a job fair from 4:00 dozens of potential employers are on hand. pretty nice weather out there. more sunshine to go with them? kevin: for central and southern areas, partial sunshine out of this. quite a few clouds back into vermont that will build into the system that has been producing showers. a few more will pass by the afternoon. one or two for southern areas throughout the day. temperatures in the low and mid 50' s. everyone across the state within five degrees of each other. highs range in the upper 50' s, not much of a climb in the northern areas, to mid 60' s in southern spots. the wind turns west-northwest tonight. tomorrow, 50' s to lower 60' s. 50' s to lower 60' s with a chance of passing showers on friday. colder air that arrives on saturday. highs only in the 40' s sunday and monday. it is time to deal with skyrocketing out-of-pocket costs. commentator: the 32-year-old head of a pharmaceutical company raised the price of a life-saving drug overnight by 5,000%. to crack down on these abuses. he may be lowering i