so the fact that we are here in this church across from the hampstead history museum from believe research center for the archaeological remains with the first autonomous black settlement and simply could not be more fitting zedillo. following the lives of four african american women. [applause] and i am so pleased to let you know that many of the family buber's -- members are here. did many other women that worked with them off. postal them to the history are here so i can share it. we worshipers socialized or taught by them that we have learned a tremendous amount of some lessons have the uh list the could fill another book by what i would like to decide is tonight is the following never allow fear of curiosity. said the humans into space that is possible to land to muzzle the moon in greenbacks if they. and then do the calculations to get them there and that's is the work dash catherine received from the work that she did on a general -- john klan's groundbreaking flight. so people of all backgrounds that even today 47 years earlier we have to stop and marvel. it is incredible what is p

people reported seeing the streak in the sky in towns including campton, hooksett, salem, hampstead, lebanon, milton, and ashuelot. there were also reported sightings in maine, massachusetts, vermont, new of what it was. if you have any photos of the possible meteor, we want to see them. you can email your pictures to newspics@wmur.com. the new hampshire department of corrections is hiring some new employees of the canine variety. new funding will allow the department to acquire two dogs that will be trained and certified to detect contraband like drugs and cell phones. the department says it is selecting the dogs next week. the canines will begin a nine week training course in early october. it has been six years since the deepwater horizon disaster. coming up, what officials say some of the recovery money was actually used for. the fbi still searching for two key wittnesses in the new york city bombing. hayley: we are in the midst of another dry streak of weather. really no changes. we're digging ourselves deeper into this drug. adam: and coming up next, how you can save on some sw

the burst of heavy stuff into southern new hampshire, hampstead, merrimack, milford and down into hollis and new ipswich and sliding into >>> dozens of veterans from world war ii and korean war got a special trip to the nation's capitol. a program called honor flight new england sent 60 vets to washington d.c. they got back home after touring the city's war memorial. some of the veterans have terminal illnesses and the program gives them one last chance to visit d.c. >> most of them are in their 90s certainly and they are, unfortunately, dying more and more, and this is one oth appreciation. >> catherine: according to honor flight new england, 100 veterans pass away each day more than one veteran every three minutes. >>> the aftermath of the boston marathon bombings, the mit police department continues to honor his legacy. kerry kavanaugh takes a look at the annual fundraiser to benefit a fund in his name. >> reporter: call it corn hole focus of the 4th annual shawn collier collarship fund. >> raising money for the sean collier scholarship fund. >> reporter: he died in 20. >>.during the

tom: dozens of people say they hampshire last name, in camp on the, salem, milton, hampstead. i was in bed by then. jennifer: but our viewers sent in some pictures, video too. kristen carosa has more. reporter: the sighting lasted for only a few second, but was long enough for many people across new hampshire to catch a glimpse, and it left many wondering was it a meteor or not. as soon as it happened the comments started rolling in on this one from franconia notch, and video from guarder in, massachusetts and here in northfield. >> i was just driving down park street and all of a sudden there's a big bright light in the sky in front of me, looked like a meteor streaking across the sky. reporter: the officer says it lasted roughly eight to nine second. >> it was a large bright whitish blue ball moving through the sky with a small tail behind it. reporter: then it was gone, but he was able to capture it through his dash cam. >> i hit the it showed up on the video. reporter: that video is shown here at plymouth state university during an astronomy class. several students here sa

stephanie ramos in hampstead, new york. stephanie, thank you. >>> early polls do indicate most believe hillary clinton won that debate. >> but reaction was mixed across the country with many people sticking with the same candidate that they supported ahead of the debate. >> it's obvious that hillary won that debate. i think that trump was a liar and a person that divide this country. >> unfortunately, i thought she was very robotic. donald was very appealing. a man of action, real, definitely came across as a change agent. >> flat out she won. i mean, unbelievable. trump had everything to say wrong. he was so nervous, he was scripted. he wasn't as talented as he said he was. he got the facts wrong and he was in denial of everything. who watched the debate but those people already had the candidates they wanted going into it so as you saw there in stephanie's piece from the beginning trump and clinton dropped the pleasantries and came out swinging. >> just how did each candidate fare according to the analysts? more more let'

dan hausle university in hampstead, new york which is the sigh of tonight's debate. he has a preview for us, dan? >>> well, anticipation is building here ahead of the debate of course. it would already be big but now with the polls being so close for each candidate, it's really true to say this could shape up to be a political super bowl. the election could be on the line for hillary clinton and 100 million viewers, many wondering say trump backers if clinton can prove she is health. >>> this is going to be a grueling experience for both candidates and as someone who recently just got off her pneumonia bed this is a lot to ask. >>> projecting honesty is her first goal. >>> she recognizes she needs to earn the voters draft and tonight a great opportunity for her to do that. >>> trump staffering say they are worried clinton will bait trump into turning off women voters he needs. >> him and confuse the people watching in such a way that he was somehow rude it a woman or somehow lied on the stage. >> reporter: a tight epping race adds to the drama. clinton up by five poi

dan hausle reports from hampstead, new york with more on what we can look forward to tonight. dan? >>> well, it's really the unexpected that people are tuning in for. we know we're going to have two candidates figuring off each other for the first time but we don't know what they are going to say s.one going to shine? will one stumble? that's what makes this a political super bo. the biggest tv audience ever. as many as 100 million people are expected to watch the debate. will they stick to the issues or veer off into personal attacks? >>> when the lights are bright like they are now, she brings the a plus game to the table. >> reporter: team clinton is pushing for real-time fact checking worried trump may offer style or substance. >>> what we don't want to have is some double standard where donald trump can get the most improved award but hilary clinton is getting judged on the fine points of policy. >> reporter: it's trump's challenge to go in depth on key issues like immigration, jobs and for policy. his campaign promises he won't come out swigging but will defend himself and ma

sean: they reported seeing it in hampstead and milton. there are were sigings in maine, massachusetts, there's no confirmation that the streak was a meteor. if you have any photos or videos, we want to see them at newspics president --@wmur.com. kevin: i was going to say besides a meteor, what could it be? sean: superman. erin: clearly a kevin: i was just wondering what the other options were. if it was a meteor. i was wondering the other options. just trying to keep up. you are going to notice we have quiet conditions. not as much fog to contend with early this morning. any fog that's out there is pretty much limited to western and northern areas and the normal fog-prone spots which give way to sunshine that the rest of us will enjoy from start to finish into the afternoon. temperatures today because of the start to anything, out of the southwest, push temperatures into the upper 70's to mid 80's today. yes, first day of autumn. we start that just before 10:30 this morning. although a strong cold front coming through tomorrow will make i

so from hampstead over toward teary and nashua. all of this rain continuing to press eastward here. back down to needham. steady rain at that, and even downpours continue to push along the mass urn -- turnpike. zoom in, you notice that leading edge, waltham back down to need al. just about to come into the city of boston right now. so the this rain continues to push west to east. it does wrap up pretty quickly by 8:30, 9:00. some lingering showers on cape cod until early afternoon. and then some breaks in sunshine do come out as we ahead into the second half of the day. they will between. so definitely have the wet weather gear with you this morning. rain for most of us around a quarter of an inch, a few locally higher amounts, lingering showers on cape cod. by midday temperatures in the upper 60s. 71 for the ride home. i'll take you out through the west of the week coming up in just a few. >>> let's take a live look at the zakim bridge for you this morning. you are looking at a pretty good ride this morning. you are supplement right right now from the new hampshire rain moves in. >

have a few lone downpours over lawrence and stretching back up through hamp stead new hampshire -- hampstead new hampshire. upper 60s for the rest of us. it's sticky and you feel it when you stepout i'd and between now and mid to late -- step outside and between now and mid to late morning the storms refire and have the wet weather gear today. temperatures only rising into the mid-70s. stays humid from start to finish with some leftover areas of rain. generally lighter for the most part for the ride home. breana how does it look on the roads. >> reporter eastbound lanes of the pike before the prudential tunnel. it's blocking the right lane. we probably will start to see traffic back up to here soon. there is also that multicar crash on 495 south in lowell at lowell connector. only the right lane is getting by and we are seeing red and the backup is beginning. we will let you know when it clears. chris and kate. >> breana thanks. >>> we begin with breaking news fbi investigating several suspicious devices found inside a backpack near a train station. one exploded as a bomb squad robot tried t

people reported seeing the possible meteor in places including campton, hooksett, salem, hampstead, lebanon, milton, and ashuelot. there were also reported sightings in maine, massachusetts, vermont, new york, and canada. that the streak was actually a meteor. if you solve this and you have any video or pictures, we would love to see it. send them into us. it is gorgeous. kevin: we continue to see the sunshine out there with high-class stripping and across the north country and even moving into central parts of the state. that's high clouds drifting in across the north humidity. we will be expecting temperatures through the day to get back into the low and mid 80's. a few high clouds blending with the sunshine as we go through the afternoon. which be a very pleasant afternoon across the area. we will have temperatures worked their way back slowly into the 60's. our way to later this week. temperatures by then come overnight lows into the lower 40's. sean: we are back in about 25 minute i'm really good at war. i love war in a certain way. including with nukes, yes including with nukes. i kno

emily riemer will be reporting live from hofstra university in hampstead, new york. coverage of the debate begins at 9:00 p.m. on channel 5 and you can find it on the wcvb mobile continuing their fight against ride hailing services like uber and lyft. they're challenging a new state law regulating ride sharing services. "the globe" reports the boston taxi owner's association filed a lawsuit in u.s. district court. the taxi industry claims they remain subject to tougher resignation. -- regulation. the suit names charlie baker but not uber or lyft. a major drug ring busted. doug: the role the local police department played. in shayna: only on 5 -- the first drone delivery done for u.p.s. right here in the bay state. the local company behind the technology and how it may soon be put to use. mike: fall is finally here. the morning chill and why you may want to hold onto that jacket this weekend. doug: and we continue to follow breaking news out of washington state. four people are dead after a shooting at a shopping mall there. fios is not cable. we're wired differently.

people say they spotted a meteor in the sky over new hampshire last night, between 9 and0: hooksett, hampstead and milton. our viewers send in some amazing pictures. an officer from the northfield police department was able to catch it on his dash cam. >> i was just driving down park street and all of a sudden there's a big bright light in the sky right in front of me, looked like a meteor streaking across the sky. >> its brightness and the drops off, that it's blue and happen sod quickly, i would say would jean: that was professor morin from plymouth state who specializes in astronomy. you'll hear more from him coming up at 6:00. let's check on the traffic watch. hopefully no meteors in your way. live pictures over 239 in manchester. josh: jamming up the ride, in manchester on 293 there's an accident at 101, 293 northbound at 101. that has got the left lane blocked and traffic is stop and go back to exit 1, south willow street in manchester, further west on the brakes approaching 114 and then on 114 itself at shirley hill road there's a two car crash there that has traffic at a stand still. w

in hampstead, new york, >> gene: a lot of expectation, between 80 and 100 million will tune in putting it in contention for the most-watched debate. here are some of the previous most-watched debates. 67 million people watched president obama and mitt romney in 2012. 70 million watched bill clinton and george h. w. bush in 1982. and three decades in history were ronald ray duh! began and jimmy carter had 180 million viewers i million viewers in 1980. >>> our sharman sacchetti is on the campus of rofstra university to see them go head to head. more after the debate. >>> fire fighters on the scene of a burning building that is happening at academy street and elm in an abandoned building that used to house a school. we are awaiting updates from police and fire officials just as soon as as we get it. >>> post his are investigating around 2:45 near the better section of mehlville avenue. one person was taken to boston medical center and no word on the condition of that person. hours before the event republican vice presidential hopeful mike pence will hold a rally in new hampshire. he is sc

a hampstead man was riding on success trail before losing control and this happened yesterday. he was thrown from the s.u.v. and later taken to the the crash. a pizza delivery person is in the hospital after a robbery in manchester. manchester police say a person delivering to an address on kelley street was robbed around 7:00 last night. no word on the extent of injuries or if any arrests have been made. and this morning, officials are investigating a suspicious fire that heavily damaged a historic covered bridge in salisbury, vermont. the fire broke out at 3:00 yesterday afternoon. creek on swamp road at salisbury cornwall townline. historic covered bridges, this one was built in 1865. drivers should avoid the roads because there is no timetable for they this will reopen. heart breaking. today is the 15th anniversary of the worst terror attack in this nation's history. from the wall street to wall street, mourn and heal. abc's marci gonzales has the details. >> today from the raw emotional images seared into the collective memory to the faces and stories of the 2,996 lives lo

live from hofstra university in hampstead, new york.n on tuesday, october 4, vice presidential candidates governor mike pence and senator tim kaine debate at longwood university in farmville, virginia. and on sunday october 9, washington university in st. louis hosts the second presidential debate. leading up to the third and final debate between hillary clinton and donald trump. taking place at the university of nevada las vegas on october 19. live coverage of the presidential and vice presidential debates on c-span. listen live on the free c-span radio app. or watch live or any time on emand at c-span.org. >> tech crunch held its annual technology and innovation conference in brooklyn new york in may. entrepreneurs and experts from the tech industry gathered to discuss trnds and new products. this portion a discussion with the founders of foursquare and the list apps. >> i'm katie roof with tech crunch. and dennis here, his wife is about to have a baby any moment now if he runs off stage it's not because i'm asking a tough question. i

we got mid-50s in lawrence to 60 in hampstead, new hampshire and more of these lower 60s job and warm us up. noon time 81?, we are looking at mostly sunny skies by 3:00 p.m. and 83?, a little bit cooler at the beaches today but overall a mild day and by 7:00 p.m. 73?. commute, that's closer to 8:00 a.m., jampacked braintree split to columbia road. over to the pike eastbound. i'm seeing spots of heavy dense volume around route 9 in framingham. then again your speen street in natick and approaching the weston tolls. north of the pike it is 128 and hour 128 southbound peabody to the weston tolls. >> sara: we continue to follow breaking news out of charlotte, north carolina this morning. the governor has declared a state of emergency of violent protest continue for a second day. >> gene: learning four more officers have been injured and protester on arrive support after being shot by another protester. the kay on the hit the peak downtown last night where fires in the street. droves of officers and riot gear blocking hotel entrances and pending off with tear gas. some stores were looted,

that is followed by the debate itself from hofstra university in hampstead, new york at 9:00 eastern. also you can watch online at c-span.org or listen with the c-span radio app. ♪ >> c-span's washington journal live every day with news and policy issues that impact you. coming up monday morning, alan talks about the history and impact of presidential debates over the last few decades and what effect they had on elections. he will discuss with the look for in tonight's first debate. yer talks aboutnm the debate and how civility, tone and rhetoric matter to voters. editor will web talk about resources available at c-span.org. watch washington journal live beginning at 7:00 eastern monday morning. joined the discussion. house oversight meeting on the price of epipen's. the ceo of pharmaceutical ylan -- this is just under four hours. committee on oversight and government reform will come to order. the chair is authorized to declare a resource -- recess at any time. we are reviewing the rising price of epipens. anaphylactic shock will kill about 1500 people every year. roughly four people

the first debate is live from hampstead, new york. october 4, mike pence and tim kaine debate at longwood university in virginia. october 9, washington university in st. louis hosts the second presidential debate, leading up to a third and final debate between hillary clinton and donald trump at the university of nevada las vegas. live coverage of the presidential and vice presidential debates on c-span. listen live on the c-span radio app. or watch anytime on-demand at c-span.org. c-span,g up on president obama's final news conference before leaving laos. then a hearing on a cash payment to iran shortly before the release of u.s. prisoners. hillary clinton holds a conference in white plains, new york. journal,'s washington live every day with news and policy issues that impact you. friday morning, tom reed will join us to talk about his endorsement of donald trump and the statement the congressman has made on the record saying mr. trump needs to be reigned i n. then, gregory meeks will talk about the latest campaign donaldment, inclu

donald trump and hillary clinton debated at hofstra university in hampstead, new york. topics included the economy, race, and national security. threeas the first of presidential debates. the moderator was lester holt of nbc news. lester holt: good evening from hofstra university in hempstead, new york. lester holt, anchor of nbc nightly news. the participants tonight are and hillary clinton. this debate is sponsored by the presidential debates, a nonpartial nonpartisan organization. commissioner has drafted the format and the rules have been agreed to. dividedminute debate is into six segments, each 15 minutes long. topic areasre three tonight: achieving prosperity, america's direction, and securing america. start of each segment, i will ask the same lead-off question to both candidates, have up to ll each two minutes to respond. from that point until the end have an egment, we'll open discussion. the questions are mine, and have not been shared with the campaign's.or the the audience here in the room has agreed to remain silent so that we can focus on what the are say

live from hofstra university, in hampstead, new york. on tuesday, october 4, vice presidential candidates, governor mike pence and senator tim kaine debate at longwood university in farmville, virginia. and on sunday, october 9, washington university in st. louis hosts a second presidential debate. leading up to the third and final debate between hillary clinton and donald trumpp. taking place at the university nevada las vegas on october 19. live coverage of the debates on c-span. listen live on the free c-span radio app or watch live or any ime on demand at c-span.org. >> earlier today we heard from the brookings institution holding a discussion about the taliban in afghanistan anti-security situation there. retired marine corps general john allen was one of the panelists. he served as afghanistan war commander. talked about u.s. interests in the region and the importance of the poppy industry to afghanistan's future success. >> good morning, everyone. lcome to brookings, i'm mike o'hanion here 25eud to discuss afghanistan. in one sens