the school today to speak with classmates reporting live in nashua ray brewer wmur news sean: a hooksett man accused of leading police on a chase last night is due in court today police say when the first stopped 45-year-old john mccabe on hooksett road last night he gave the officer a false name and then took off police chased him through several side streets before arresting him in the parking lot of cinemagic. a pembroke woman is recovering this morning after rolling her car on washington street in rochester police say the driver near estes road last night. she was treated for non life threatening injuries. a horse is dead after it was hit by an suv in deerfield yesterday morning police say the horse got loose near the fairgrounds just after 7:00 the driver of the suv is ok. democratic presidential nominee hillary clinton will be back in new hampshire today for her first visit to the granite state in nearly four weeks she will hold an event with massachusetts senator elizabeth at saint anselm college the clinton campaign says the event will focus on her plans for the economy this come

>> a close call for a driver in hooksett. hillary clinton and donald trump squared off in the second they gave one another. and voters reacting to the debate. erin: we begin with the weather this noon. here is a live look outside at the 50's. good afternoon. i'm erin fehlau. it's a brisk day to enjoy the colors of the season and tonight, temperatures are expected to fall into the 30's meteorologist kevin skarupa is here with the advisory that has been issued. kevin: some frost on the coastal areas. -- in the western areas. full sunshine, 53 degrees in moultonborough and a gusty wind to go along with it. the bike to the air with temperatures hovering around in the 50's through the afternoon. we will continue to seafarer skies moving forward. the same wind bringing in cooler, drier air. 40's up north. 50's in central and southern areas. wind gusting near 30 miles an hour. and a dew point near the lower 30's. those in the 20's up north and 30's elsewhere. we will tell you your specific community and what we are in hooksett is cl

it is foggy through hooksett down to the rest area down through the hooksett tolls. it is foggy on 293 at the upper split and down through the mill yard. in massachusetts, traffic is slowing down in andover. i'm deb davidson for 95.7 wzid. erin: hurricane matthew continues to slam the coast. sean: it is pummeling the bahamas. it is blamed for 11 deaths. the united states officials says the storm caused the biggest humanitarian crisis since the earthquake in 2010. erin: this was the strongest hurricane to hit since 1964. homes. there's now a shortage of fresh water. the full extent of the damage is not clear. here in u.s., governors in florida, georgia, and south carolinas have declared states of emergency as they brace for the impact of the hurricane. if the storm stays on the current track, it could hit miami tomorrow night. sean: that's right. the nation community is waiting to hear from their loved ones. ma haiti. they are struggling to get news. ray brewer live to tell us how they are coming together in support of the hurricane victims. ray: they are planning to

a live look in hooksett. josh: if you are in any of the valleys, look for the fog to be the thickest. more details on your morning traffic. deb: good morning. the fog is slowing things down. as you are making your way from the tilton area and through concord, and through hooksett and through the tolls, it is very dense as you get through the mill yard as well be careful through that stretch. 95 is okay along the seacoast. once again it is foggy out there through there. 89 looks okay from concord to lebanon. do be aware of patches of dense fog. from the wzid traffic network, i'm deb davidson for 95.7 wzid. sean: let's get back to the breaking news that we're following out of seabrook. authorities are investigating a deadly fire. erin: the blames broke out early this morning at an apartment the intersection of new zee land road. ray brewer live near the scene with the latest details. ray: you can see that apartment building behind me. from the outside it is difficult to tell there was a fire there. the fire chi

looking good up to 293 in manchester and headed up to hooksett. but there are some slow spots by the hooksett tolls and heading up through bow. once you get into concord between exits 12 and 14 it's very sluggish, on 101 west approach typical slow spots. very heavy and slow moving on the everett turnpike between exits 8 and 11 as you make your way north. 101 looking good out to the coast. the spaulding turnpike is just crawling along from pease boulevard to the little bay bridge. from the wzid traffic network, i'm peggy james. jean: thanks, peggy. you think traffic is slow here, for the second time this week traffic came to a stop on the today a shirtless man climbed to the top of one of the towers. the upper level of the nation's busiest bridge was shut down while he was brought back down. on wednesday 10 protesters chained themselves together and blocked traffic. josh: while we were dealing with our own problems here in new hampshire, a tractor trailer crash ahappenned on 95 in augusta, maine this morning, police say he was hauling mail and toda

further north you're getting through the hooksett tolls northbound all right. concord you've got your typical volume through the city, then you hit a slow spot 393 eastbound. nothing holding you up between manchester and hampton. it is getting heavy on the spaulding turn puke north between exits 2 and 6. i'm peggy james. jean: next, a deadly police shooting just north of boston, officers say a man followed them with his gun drawn. josh: the man accused of running down a state trooper faces a running from police. >> building on fire, gotta get out, so i sprung out of the bed. josh: and the investigation into a former state rep's alleged drug dealings that raise new questions about medical marijuana. one in eight women will face breast cancer. early detection can mean the difference between life and death. planned parenthood gives new hampshire women access to life saving cancer screenings. but ayotte voted to defund planned parenthood six times. why? because ayotte opposes a woman's right to choose. g new hampshire women. kelly ayotte: putting her personal inter

shelley walcott is at the hooksett rest area where people are getting a stop in on their way home. shelley: yes, lots stocking up here at the hooksett rest tolls for a long drive home, because traffic out here is a little bit slow today. of course tourism officials say hundreds of thousands of people coming home from up north where they took in the fall colors for the holiday weekend. the colors were at their peak in northern new hampshire this past weekend, and columbus day is the third busiest travel weekend in the state. and based on numbers from past years, an estimated 600,000 visitors were believedded to weekend. of course many of them are heading home now, so this makes it slow going on the highway. we spoke to some travelers including a family from belmont actually headed down to fenway for the red sox game tonight. >> horrible. it taken about an hour. >> what does it usually take? >> 25 minutes. >> there was a little bit of traffic right at 89 where it meets up with 93, about a mile backup. but after that it was south this afternoon, pack your patience. for more on the tra

in the lobby of the hooksett police department, is there a box for disposing of unwanted prescription drugs. saturday it will be one of many. >> last time we did it we had 83 locations, this time 103. reporter: for the 12th time the d.e.a. is partnering with local organizations. >> any drugs that are old or expired that will not be used, an that has unused medications, we want to get those off the street and disposed of safely. reporter: the reason for devoting a special day to taking back legal drugs i simple but profound. >> we know that four out of five heroin users, fentanyl users start with prescription pills, so we need to get those pills taken away. reporter: only pill others solid medications like patches will be accepted. no liquids or needles. the d.e.a. says that getting the >> we know so many children are getting caught up in this going through medicine cabinets. reporter: the collection runs from ten in the morning to two in the afternoon, the drugs will be accepted with no questions asked. if people are concerned about their privacy and information on the labels, police

and the hooksett toll pla be careful. 293 is slower than normal. as you make your way through the upper split, down through the mill yard, 1011ing okay from bedford to hampton. from the wzid rack network, i'm deb davidson. sean: thanks. we start with the breaking news from the seacoast. one person is dead after an early morning fire in the scene on lafayette road. he's live. what can you tell us? ray: no further details about the victim's identity are being released at this time. the scene is mostly clear. according to seabrook's fire chief, they were called at 689 at about quarter to one this morning. there an apartment building number three which is a 12-unit apartment building they found heavy black smoke coming from a first residents in the 12-unit apartment building were outside. the chief said they did search the building. that's when they discovered the one person in the first floor apartment where the fire had started. now the chief says that at this point they don't know how that fire started. there are a couple of investigators with the s

here's a live look at i-93 from our hooksett camera. kevin: 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: everything looks great on delays as you make your way into massachusetts, 93 south between exits 47 and 43, and as you make your way through the 93 connector in woburn. i am deb davidson for 95.7 wzid. sean: a former boy-scout master and newfields town employee is accused of sexually assaulting a child. eugene perrault allegedly assaulting the young boy about two decades ago. possibility that there could be more victims. ray brewer joins us live in newfields this morning with the latest on the investigation. ray: good morning. police say they are working with several alleged victims and they are encouraging anybody who may have been victimized to come forward. 69-year-old eugene perreault, of newfields, was a scoutmaster for roughly a decade and town employee until monday. >> we had a pretty courageous victim come forward approximately a week and a half ag

this is a live look at 93 in hooksett. kevin: 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. getting busy through hooksett, and it looks that way through windham, but is moving well from north of the notches all the way to the state line. 293 is ok through the millyard. the exit for onramp has reopened in manchester after being closed for close to a year. in chichester, there will be repaving with lane restrictions, so you can expect delays throughout the day today. i'm deb davidson for 95.7 wzid. , erin: a mancherster man accused of kidnapping his girlfriend is due in court this morning. sean: 22-year-old victor rosario is scheduled to be arraigned on charges of domestic violence, simple assault, and false imprisonment. ray brewer joins us live in derry now, where rosario is scheduled to face a judge today. good morning, ray. ray: good morning, sean. police say victor rosario kidnapped his girlfriend from her office building in rosario was initi

good ride through the hooksett tolls and up through concord. 101 west starting to fill in as you make your way out to bedford, and the everett turnpike has a lot volume between exits 10 and 11 through merrimack as you head north. no issues on 101 to the seacoast. spaulding north is getting busy. a note for you that the northbound and southbound open road toll lanes at the hooksett toll plaza interstate 93 will be closed for maintenance tonight, that starts at 7 i'm peggy james. jean: tonight five students and two drivers are recovering after a school bus crash in quincy, massachusetts. police say the bus driver lost control, hit a telephone pole, clipped an s.u.v., and slammed into the side of a house. police say 34 children were on that bus. five students and two drivers expected to be okay tonight. tom: a program that law enforcement says is an important way to combat cyber crimes targeting youngsters is asking the state for funding. the internet crimes against children's task force in new hampshire is currently funded solely by a federal grant. those monies are only enough for one

reporter: authorities searched the area near hooksett road and route 121. k9's and a state police helicopter were used to track the suspect. he was spotted at one time but officers lost sight of him. police say the suspect is a white male, is between the age of 30 and 40 and has gray hair and a gray beard. >> the search continues with the aid of our local officers through the surrounding towns and we still have not found the suspect. reporter: meantime residents

this is a live look at hooksett. here is how things are moving on 93. kevin: for a look at the morning drive here in the granite state, deb: police are on the scene of a serious crash and madbury that has route 105 shut down between madbury road and route four. you will need to take an alternate route, because authorities are not going to let you through. 93 south getting busy through the hooksett tolls and again between exits three and one. 293 -- on 93 south, traffic through the millyard, but still moving up to speed. i'm deb davidson for 95.7 wzid. sean: thanks. as parts of the state brace for snow, the department of transportation is gearing up to keep the roadways safe. erin: they are. here's a live look at colebrook this morning. the snow is expected to move in this evening, and northern parts of the state could see several inches pile up. maybe six inches in some areas. ray brewer joins us live in concord now to tell us how d.o.t. officials are getting ready. d.o.t. says if the snow does come, they are ready for it. they've been stockpiling salt

auburn police with the help of state police set up a perimeter at hooksett road and route 121. police say at one point they spotted the suspect but lost sight of him. the suspect is being described as a white male between 30 to 40 years old with gray hair and a this morning. there is still a heavy police presence at woodhill drive. >> there was a concentration between the homeowner and someone inside his house. the gunshot was fired. the intruder ran off into the woods and we are searching the area for the intruder. kristen: police say the public is not at risk. there is also a local school nearut erin: now to rochester, where right now officials are investigating a deadly overnight fire. there is little left of what used to be a mobile home. the victim's neighbor called 911 for help. wmur's jen crompton is live at the scene in rochester. jen: the fire marshall's office is investigating what caused the deadly overnight place in whispering wind lane is one of total devastation. the yard is taped off and very little is distinguishable. the outside stairway is proof that there was

see what kind of rubin -- reuben live got to we have kyle macphee from common man roadside at the hooksett welcome center. kyle: we start with five ounces of corned beef. fully cooked. kyle: sauerkraut the best part. adam: how long do guys take to prepare the kraut? kyle: pretty quick. adam: obviously, great sizzle from the corn beef. kyle: oh, yeah. adam: how much goes into one sandwich? kyle: six ounces. it is a meaty sandwich. adam: pretty popular menu item. right now. swiss cheese going on here. adam: and common man roadside, you have been open a while now. kyle: 2 years. looking good by now, too. adam: i recommend it, if you folks have and stopped in yet, you see them every time you drive by, check things out. kyle: thousand island dressing we grilled it earlier. adam: is there a secret with the corn beef here? get it nice and browned on the outside. kyle: looking for a nice sear. for the sauerkraut here. adam: one of the great parts of any rubin. kyle: oh, yeah. oh, yeah, she's a beauty. adam: you have some pork up here, too. kyle: new item menus for the fall. adam: you slice it and

cherise >> a bizarre crash being investigated by hooksett police. officers were called to the shopping plaza there for a truck that collidedded with a dumpster. the billion and other vehicles were also damaged. police say the driver was intoxicated and was arrested at the scene. jennifer: right now millions of people are on alert and keeping a close eye on hurricane matthew as i churns toward the u.s. the storm is gathering strength there have already been at least 11 deaths reported and rescuers are trying to reach hard hit areas of haiti as the big storm moves onto the bahamas now. so for the very latest tracking of it, we check in with mike haddad. mike: the track has been fairly consistent at least in the short term through the middle of the week. then big changes happen after that. satellite imagery, matthew churns to the northwest, battering the time. slowly pulling away from cuba, and hispaniola. you'll notice the hurricane warns in effect for many spots as it turns up towards florida. it will begin to steer for to the north and northeast lat

reporter: authorities searched the area near hooksett road and route 121. k9's and a state police helicopter were used to track the suspect. he was spotted at one time but officers lost sight of him. police say the suspect is a white male, is between the age of 30 and 40 and has gray hair and a gray beard. >> the search continues with the aid of our local officers through the surrounding towns and we still have not found the suspect. reporter: meantime residents could face charges. police aren't saying if the confrontation and the items taken from the home are related. >> it would be speculation if the two are related. reporter: police say this investigation continues. so far no arrests have been made. live in auburn, kristen carosa, wmur news 9. josh: tonight investigators want to know what started a deadly fire in a rochester mobile home early this morning. the city says it's the first residential fire death there in more than a jennifer crompton joins us from the scene and jen, has the victim been identified yet? reporter: no, she has not, josh. fire off

shelley walcott is at the hooksett rest area where a lot of people are filling up for the ride home. shelley: that's right, josh, it could be a slow ride home. weekend, and as you can see the highways are jam packed. tourism officials say hundreds of thousands of people were up north this past weekend to take in the fall colors. they were at their pack in northern new hampshire this weekend. columbus day is the third busiest travel weekend in the state. and based on numbers from past years an estimated 600,000 visitors were expected in our state. and many of them are heading home right now and this has made things slow going out here. we spoke to some trale slow in both directions. >> we were up by crystal lake, my daughter's birthday. traffic coming back has been smooth so far. >> we're heading to the game. >> how was the drive down from belmont? >> horrible. it's taken about an hour. reporter: what does it usually take? >> 25 minutes. reporter: it's pretty jam packed out here. so if you are headed patience because things are kind of slow. i'm shelley walcott, wmur news 9. jennifer:

in the lobby of the hooksett police department there is a box for disposing of unwanted prescription drugs. saturday it will be one of many. >> last time we did it we had 83 locations. this time 103. reporter: for the 12th time the dea is partnering with local organizations. >> any drugs that are old or expired that will not be used if anybody has lost a loved one , that has unused medications we reporter: the reason for devoting a special day to taking back legal drugs is simple but profound. >> we know that four out of five heroin users, fetanyl users start with prescription pills so we need to get those pills taken away. reporter: only pills or solid medications like patches will be accepted. no liquids or needles. the dea says that getting the pills disposed of properly can help prevent a future tragedy. >> we talk about children we know so many children are they're rifling through medicine , cabinets. reporter: the collection period runs from 10:00 in the morning until 2:00 in the afternoon. the drugs will be accepted with no questions asked, and if people are concerned about th

the backup stretched all the back to the hooksett tolls and continues to be that way. shots were fired early this morning in manchester, and police are asking the public for help. the shots were fired at the intersection of concord and walnut street just behind the boys and girls club. police responded to the intersection at 1:40 after getting several calls from neighbors reporting the shots. officers say when they arrived there was no one there. in the investigation have an understanding as to why it would have occurred. just at this point, there's no reported injury or property damage that we're aware of. sean: police are asking anyone who may have seen something to give them a call. if you wish to remain anonymous you can always call the manchester crime line at 624-4040. donald trump back in the queen city this afternoon. you are taking a liv the radisson in manchester ahead of his rally this afternoon. the gop nominee is expected to lead a roundtable discussion on the opioid crisis in new hampshire with lawmakers and members of law enforcement. meanwhile, presiden

hooksett police arrest a man for allegedly driving drunk in hooksett for a crash. police say one of the drivers, michael avery appeared drunk and was arrested. a breath test shows that he was allegedly driving thee times over the legal limit. he's charged with aggravated driving while intoxicated and is due in court next month. hillary clinton is calling on the fbi to release all the information it has after the agency announced it's looking at weather newly discovered e-mails contain any classified information. the democratic presidential candidate made her first comments on the issue last night. as wmur's tom griffith told us, her opponent wasted no time responding. >> so the american people deserve to get the full and complete facts immediately. >> a new shock for the hillary clinton campaign. i his agency is reviewing more e-mails that may contain classified information. they were found during the sexting investigation of anthony weiner. the former congressman and estranged husband of one of clinton's closest aides. >> i'm confident whatever they are, will not

this is hooksett. we were seeing denser fog a little earlier. it seems to be lifting on 93. kevin: yeah. for a look at the morning drive, joined deb: good morning. the fog is slowing things down. give yourself a couple of extra minutes as you head out the door this morning. we're seeing some road work slowing things down in manchester. a serious crash at exit 43. traffic is jammed up. a slow ride down. i'm deb davidson for the traffic network, wzid. erin: hurricane matthew continues to slam the storm. sean: so far matthew is claimed for 11 deaths. the storm caused the biggest humanitarian crisis in haiti since earthquake in 2010. erin: this was the strongest hurricane to hit since 1964. severe flooding has destroyed a number of homes. there's now a shortage of fresh water. now the full extent of the damage is not yet clear due to poor communication, blocked roads, and also washed out bridges. here in the u.s., governors in florida, georgia, and the carolinas have declared states of emergency as they brace for the impact of hurricane matthew. the storm stays on its current hi

we have wet streets there in hooksett and pretty much everywhere else around the this morning as well. rain last night and this morning as well. we'll take a look at how much rain fell and if there's more on the way. >> investigators say an envelope containing a white powdery substance was sent to hillary clinton's campaign. officials say the envelope was brought to the campaign headquarters in brooklyn. there were no reports of illnesses or injuries. initial tests came back negative for harmful substances, but an sent dozens of people to the hospital. authorities say two chemicals were accidentally put together, and there was a dense cloud of toxic gas over the city. thousands were urged to shelter in place. roads were closed and schools evacuated. and the plume has dissipated, but wells fargo creating identity theft, after opening secrets of unauthorized accounts. now former employees are opening up about the tactics. one banker said he had to open 10 accounts daily. and one said she was under so much pressure, she was drinking josh: we had excitement last night. amy: just a little

a hooksett man accused of leading police on a chase last night is due in court today. police say when the first stopped 45-year-old john mccabe on hooksett road last night, he gave the officer a false name and then took off. police chased him through several side streets before arresting him in the parking lot it's not uncommon for autistic kids to flap their hands. and so when i saw that, that was completely disqualifying. i'm a republican, but this election is so much bigger so i'm crossing party lines and voting for hillary. i don't always agree with her, but she's reasonable. and she's smart. she can work with people to solve problems. i want to be able to tell my kids that i did the right thing when it really mattered. i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. you know me. that's new hampshire kelly ayotte. this is washington kelly ayotte. she voted for 20 billion dollars in tax breaks ayotte voted to give a huge tax breaks to millionaires. while 95% of us... got nothing. kelly ayotte. you need to know in washington. she's not working for new hampshire. >> n

we are seeing some fog here in hooksett. kevin: for a drive, we're joined live by deb davidson. good morning, deb. deb: good morning. the fog isn't slowing great. we start the friday morning commute with no problems. the everett turnpike is also up to speed. if you are starting your commute on interstate 89, it is smooth sailing from concord to lebanon. just be aall right as you travel along. this report is brought to you by autofair from the traffic network. i'm deb davidson for 95.7 wzid. erin: all right. thank you. people in florida are hurricane matthew bears down on the state. right now matthew is a category 3 storm. powerful winds have knocked out power to more than 200,000 homes and businesses. disney world decided to shut down today due to the hurricane. this is the first time in 11 years the amusement park has closed. matthew is the most powerful storm to threaten the atlantic coastline in more than a decade. president obama has declared emergencies for florida, georgia, and south carolina. deaths in haiti. the death toll is expected to rise as authorities reach remote

this is i-93 in hooksett. sean: we're joined live by 95.7 wzid's deb davidson. good morning deb. >> as you can see, 93 is working well. day. starting this morning in china chester, we do have laying closures for some road construction between king road up to the main street intersection. expect delays and plan accordingly. finally reopening after being closed -- traffic is already slowing. m erin: a mancherster man accused of kidnapping his girlfriend is due in court this morning. sean: 22-year-old victor rosario is scheduled to be arraigned on charges of domestic violence simple assault and false imprisonment. ray brewer joins us live in derry now where rosario is scheduled to face a judge today. rate: police say victor rosario thursday. initially he was questioned and released but then police issued a warrant. londonderry police received a 911 call from the ecco usa corporate office. the caller reported that rosario came into the building and dragged out his girlfriend by the arm. officers used cell phone pings to locate the couple in worcester, massachusetts.

hooksett tools -- tolls are looking good. you have the typical busy spots on 101 towards bedford and the everett turnpike. 101 looks good. >> a manhunt prompted one new england district to cancel classes. >> what the suspect did that has police worried about student safety. >> he has a gun. >> shots fired. >> a police right along takes a terrifying turn. cameras were rolling when a traffic stop turned into a dangerous chase. >> of us, but that will not stop colder air from settling in. a look at the week ahead. . >> a possible kidnapping under investigation. police say the vehicle in this case was abandoned 30 miles away. >> at 6:00, volunteers heading uh, first of all, i plan to vote for donald trump. when it served her purpose, ayotte buddied up to trump, even calling him a role model. would you tell a child to aspire to be like donald trump? oh absolutely, i would do that. and what she values is her seat. and she's trying - to keep something she values. - i know. kelly ayotte. the politician. looking out for herself. senat

here's a live look at eye-93 from our hooksett camera. kevin: 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. interstate 93 through concord and into the massachusetts stretch. everything is moving well. looking pretty decent on 101. not seeing any delays. 111 and the spalding are up to speed. with triple team traffic reports throughout the day. i'm deb davidson. for 95.7 wzid. brace for snow the department of transportation is gearing up to keep the roadways safe. erin: here's a live look at colebrook this morning. the snow is expected to move in this evening and northern parts of the state could see several inches pile up. ray brewer joins us live in concord now to tell us how dot officials are getting ready. ray: dot officials say they are well prepared for the incoming snow. they've been stockpiling salt throughout the summer, so >> we spend much of the summer and fall months preparing by building new trucks, training employees, reviewing our winter storm snow a

be alert through the hooksett rest area and down through the tolls. in massachusetts, already seeing minor delays at the 93 and 493 ramps in andover. from the traffic network, i'm deb davidson for 95.7 wzid. sean moving through the bah happen mas. it is starting to gain strength again tonight. the death toll in the caribbean has risen to 16. the number is expected to climb as rescue crews try to reach the hardest hit areas of haiti where thousands lost their homes and the government estimates 350,000 need some sort of assistance. erin: nearly two million people in the u.s. are being told to some out of manchester. maggie rulli is following the preps for matthew's arrival. reporter: this morning florida is preparing for this, hurricane matthew. it has ripped through the caribbean. >> everything in my house is with the. the water took it. reporter: leveling towns as it makes through the bahamas. matthew heads to the u.s. the u.s. is winning at over 120 miles per hour. they have already declared state of emergency. more than one million are being asked t

we start with a live look at i-93 from our hooksett camera. kevin: it will take me all day to cleanse that image from my head. 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. deb: good morning. we are getting word of a serious crash. on 101 eastbound in raymond. it involves an overturned vehicle around area of mile maker -- my marker 110. lots of emergency vehicles ramp to 293 northbound, a crash has the left lane blocked. traffic is backing up behind that. 93 south looks ok in new hampshire, but heading into massachusetts, it is a slow ride from of the one into boston. this report brought to you by minuteman health. from the qxid traffic rim i'm , deb davidson for 95.7 wzid. sean: breaking news.st deadly accident involving a freight train and car out of madbury. around 2:30 this morning, troopers say a car driven by jacquelyn rollins of dover was parked across the tracks in the area of knox marsh road when a freight train slammed into the driver's side of her car. sh

this is a live look at i-93 from our hooksett camera. hayley: for more on the morning drive here in the granite state, we're joined live by 95.7 wzid's deb davidson. good morning, deb. deb: right now, the wet roads. you down a little bit. plan extra minister your morning commute. or is no overnight raonic -- there is no overnight 93 south is slow from andover into boston. from dw cid traffic network, i'm deb davidson for 95.7 wzid. erin: the effects of the ongoing drought are getting more severe. now a state team is working to figure out how to deal with the problems caused by the dry conditions. ray brewer joins us live in manchester now with the details. ray: some of the state's leading authorities on agriculture and climate gathered in concord yesterday to try to figure out how to handle the state's >> on a scale of one to 10, i would say we are at eight or n ine. ray: this map tells the disturbing story. in just one month, new hampshire's drought has intensified in the south and expanded up north. officials say the lack of water has

here's a live look at i-93 from our hooksett camera. >> 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. deb: good morning. it looks that way through the entire state. give yourself a couple of extra minutes because the roads are wet. interstate 89 is a good ride to the upper valley and no overnight roadwork is taking place. into massachusetts, looks good into boston, lowell, and burlington. i'm deb davidson. for 95.7 wzid. erin: thank you. the effects of the ongoing drought are getting mo s figure out how to deal with the problems caused by the dry conditions. ray brewer joins us live in manchester now with the details. good morning. ray: good morning. some of the state's leading authorities on agriculture and climate gathered in concord yesterday to try to figure out how to handle the state's expanding drought. >> on a scale of 1 to 10 right now, i would say we're at an 8 or 9 on how bad things are disturbing story. in just one month, new hampshire's drought has intensified in the south and expected of north. offic

and 293 north and south is moving well, things are cruising along well through the hooksett tolls and 89 and 93 are looking good through concord. 101 west starting to crowd up as you're approaching 114 headed towards bedford. no unusual backups on the everett turnpike, just heavy volume making your way northbound through merrimack. on the seacoast it is slow moving through newington i'm peggy james for wzid. josh: up next, reports of creepy clowns reach new hampshire, putting several college campuses on end. what police want you to know. jean: plus forecasters are adding extra resources to keep an eye on hurricane matthew. the category 4 storm hitting the caribbean right now. mike: across new hampshire quiet for now as temperatures begin to >> a barrington man says someone target shooting in a field near his home got too close for comfort, that story coming up. josh: and at 6:00 the man who murdered a manchester police jean: you've probably heard about this, creepy clowns popping up around the country have now caused a sear qulus scare in new hampshire. josh: police didn't find any ev

here's a live look at i-93 from our hooksett camera. kevin: 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. delays between exits three and four, due to rush hour. 293 heavy through the millyard in manchester. traffic is getting slow by the exit six ramp. interstate 89 smith from concord to the upper valley, but traffic building by exit 18 and exit 20. this report is being brought to you by minuteman health. from bmws the icd -- from the wzid traffic network, i am deb davidson. sean: a former boy scout master and wf child. eugene perrault allegedly assaulting the young boy about two decades ago. now police are looking into the possibility that there could be more victims. ray brewer joins us live in newfields with the latest on the investigation. ray: good morning, sean. police say they are working with several alleged victims and there could be more. as a matter of fact they're , encouraging anyone who may have been victimized to come forward. 69-year-old eugen

there. 293 that issue on the southbound side, but getting beyond that things are good through the hooksett tolls and no hangups eastbound. there was a report a brush fire to watch out for on 89 northbound by exit 7 in warner. they had the right lane closed, we're told that lane is now back open. our usual volume on the everett turnpike northbound through merrimack. coming up over the state line it's good through salem, but heavy through the weigh station in windham. and also a report of a crash on 111 west in windham. to the seacoast, jammed up on the sp i'm peggy james for wzid. jean: next on news 9, new information about the deadly police shooting and the drugs that the victim reportedly had in his system. >> campaign chaos, i'm sally kidd in washington, donald trump is seemingly at war with his own party. and new hacked e-mails raising when a few showers could move in. why were and more arrests in a bizarre fraud case that relies on packages being delivered to the wrong people. jean: plus a police detective colin van ostern: i'm colin van ostern. you can go online and read our plan to c

traffic moving well through hooksett and concord. it is sluggish on 393 eastbound getting through chichester. there's heavy traffic on 101 west approaching the lights at 114 in bedford, and a lot of through the merrimack stretch. spaulding turnpike is packed in north through newington. i'm peggy james for 95.7, wzid. jennifer: straight ahead tonight, the man accused of detonating a bomb across new jersey and new york faces a judge. tom: hurricane nicole land a bulls eye on bermuda, the category two storm is still battg mike: clouds and showers moving out, but will we hold onto the bright skies for the weekend. jennifer: a sailor comes home. he died in pearl harbor, but now he is finally back in new england. tom: then at 6:00 police say they know who carried out an debate moderator: would you tell a child to aspire to be like donald trump? would you point to him as a role model? kelly ayotte: absolutely. i would do that. howard stern: so, you treat women with respect? trump: uhhh, i can't say that either. stern: alright. debate modera

it's busy but moving well through the hooksett tolls and up to concord. 101 west is crowding up as you approach 114 and heading to bedford. an earlier truck fire at the everett turnpike southbound doesn't seem to be holding up traffic much, and northbound on the everett is very heavy through merrimack. looking good to the seacoast but we do have the usually stop and go traffic on the spaulding turnpike as you make your way north through jean: thanks. tonight a new investigation into samsung is under way after a phone caught fire on a plane. shelley: just minutes before takeoff in louisville, a southwest plane was evacuated because of a burning smart phone. the owner of the phone says he replaced his phone after samsung recalled nearly one million of its galaxy note 7's. >> i noticed smoke just pouring continued to smoke. shelley: safety experts say the problem is most likely with the battery. samsung is investigating and if confirmed that this phone was definitely a replacement, there could be a second recall. hayley: good evening, everyone. the big weather story today is this month --

getting by the hooksett tolls okay, but you will volunteer down by exit 13 in concord. 101 west is starting to back up making your way to the lights at 114. everett turnpike heavy between and it's 10 and 11 northbound. on the spaulding turnpike plenty of company also heading north. i'm peg jean: two men accused of opening fire on boston police face a judge, those officers were investigating gun trafficking. reporter: i'm sally kidd in washington, we're just a few days away from the next presidential debate but the campaigns are still talking about last night. mike: cold by night, spring-like by day through the week. >> this swale is normally spring farm in fremont. just ahead, why finding a way to fill it is helping save an event this weekend that brings millions into the local economy. josh: and the candidates take on social media live, at 6:00. we'll tell you what topics afoot and light-hearted i take to the open road. healthy, free, the world before me, the long brown path before me leading wherever i choose. the east and the west are mine. josh: welcome back. two belgian police officers

looking good through the hooksett tolls and up to concord. when you get to concord itself a little delay between exits 12 and 14, but nothing major. to the 114 intersection. everett turnpike northbound a steady ride. 101 looks good to the coast. no big tieups on the spaulding turnpike. do watch out for the trick or treaters this evening. from the wzid traffic network, i'm peggy james. jean: tonight we've learned the man who died in a claremont accident was a beloved pastor. killed while working on a vehicle on white hill road. investigators believe the vehicle slipped off the jack. a gofundme page has been set up to help his family pay for his funeral. tom: tonight a man is charged with reckless driving after he crashed into a crowd of nascar fans at a speedway in virginia yesterday. at least 22 people were hurt. it happened in the parking lot after the race the victims range in age from 13 to 65 years old. some went to the hospital, but all are a woman in california who was missing for almost a week has been found, alive. after rolling over

there are some heavy delays through the area. 93 northbound seeing some minor slowdowns through the hooksett tolls this morning. interstate 89 is below the posted speed limit. volume at exit 18 and 20 in lebanon. from the wzid traffic network, i'm deb davidson. sean: as we talked about hurricane matthew is now moving through the bahamas. he is starting to gain strength again before approaching te coast of florida tonight. the death toll has risen to 16. the number is expected to climb as rescue crews try to reach the hardest hit areas of haiti. thousands of people lo government estimates $350,000 people need some sort of assistance. erin: meanwhile two million people in the u.s. are being told it evacuate and hundreds of flights in and out of the region have been canceled, included some out of manchester. maggie rulli is following the preparations for matthew's arrival. >> this morning, florida is preparing for this. hurricane matthew, possibility the worst storm to hit the it's already ripped through the caribbean, slamming into haiti. >> everything in my house is wet. i've lost everything.

things look good heading up through the hooksett tolls into concord, although 393 eastbound in concord does have a lot of volume. 101 west into bedford is busy as usual. the everett congestion through merrimack. 101 good to the seacoast, and it is stop and go on the spaulding northbound through portsmouth and newington. from the wzid traffic network, i'm peggy james. jean: next at 5:00, a man already in prison for his role in a murder plot faces new charges tonight. what he alley did behind bars. mike: soggy for many and snowy what follows for the weekend coming up. hayley: i'm meteorologist hayley lapoint at cabobie lake tonight for haunted thursday scream fest, i'm among the ghouls and goblins here, i'll take you inside. >> kidnap survivor jays see dugard is at the riding center this week, what she's hoping to share with law tom: and one community's hillary clinton: far too many families today don't earn what they need and don't have the opportunities they deserve. i believe families deserve quality education for their kids, childcare they can trust and afford, equal pay for women, a

and it's an easy ride on 93 through the hooksett tolls up to concord. 393 eastbound it's a slow go all the way through to chichester. 101 west is stop and go getting through the lights in bedford. everett turnpike plenty of company northbound through merrimack. 101 is good to and from the seacoast. and the spaulding turnpike north jean: coming up, some good news for the boston police officers shot while responding to a call. what we're learning about their condition. >> americans are in harm's way as part of this fight. josh: bracing for a wave of refugees, the humanitarian concerns complicating a crucial operation against the terror group isis. mike: clouds won the battle in many spots today, but sun does make aet jean: at 5:30, new information about the early morning fire that destroyed a home and a business, and the fuel inside those buildings that sped up the flames. josh: then a ware man arrestedded after a homeland bob hillery: i spent 21 years in the navy, defending america. if i only showed up half the time, i'd have been court-martialed. but that's what senator kelly ayotte di

a little slow on the southbound side in manchester. 93 moves well up through the hooksett tolls. when you get up to concord you're going to be slow between the bow junction 101 west has its typical backups toward bedford. the ever are let turnpike northbound stop and go between exits 7 and 11 due to earlier accident by exit 7. 101 looks good east and west heading to the coast. and the spaulding turnpike stop and go between exits 1 and 6 as you make your way north. seacoast bridge are happening right now. josh: we'll have a live report from portsmouth where crews are taking apart the sarah long bridge. mike: a dry start to the weekend tomorrow with plenty of sun. but does it stay that way into sunday? the weekend forecast coming up. jean: also ahead, more surgery need forward the boston officer shot while responding to a domestic disturbance. josh: and a hospital arraignment for the driver accused of causing the crash that killed several teenagers including a new hampshire student. security to marijuana on the table today as you joined congressman guinta on facebook live. josh: ri

here's a live look at i-93 from our hooksett camera. a little chilly out there. kevin: 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. deb: we are beginning to see building volume as you make your way through the milliard, but not much delay. from lebanon to concord in massachusetts, it is slow from andover into boston. with triple team traffic reports throughout the day, i'm deb davidson for 95.7 wzid. erin: hillary clinton and donald trump faced off in their final debate in las vegas last night. the debate got heated at times, with both candidates talking over each other. trump was asked about his claim that the election is rigged. but he refused to say if he would accept the results. were recently published by wikileaks. we'll have highlights from the final face-off coming up in a live report from our washington bureau. erin: three men accused of a violent attempted robbery in epping are expected to make a court appearance today. sean: police say this man, raul natareno, was one of th

towards londonderry. 293 is busy, but it's moving and there's no major issues for you through the hooksett tolls or up in concord right now. it's our typical 5:00 buildup of everett turnpike slows starting at exit 8 due toon earlier accident, you get a little running room and it crowds up again through merrimack. all goods on 101 to and from the seacoast, and the spaulding turnpike starting to get con justed through newington. i'm peggy james. jean: thanks, peggy. josh: now to the battle for mosul. iraqi special forces have now joined the fight against jean: the special forces have already driven isis militants out of the town less than 10 miles from the edge of mosul. isis is fighting back, though, torching oil fields in hopes of slowing troops. families are still trying to escape and eight agencies say the primary concern is the safety of civilians. >> it is completely unsafe, very risky, very risky journey. they are faced with this impossible choice, either stay where they are or risk their reporter: u.s. military officials warn this remains a dangerous and tough fight that could last f

the hooksett police department threw a birthday surprise for a boy named owen. instead of getting birthday gifts, owen collected goodies to bring to the officers. as a thank you the department decided to throw him a surprise birthday party. right back at you, a win. he got to tour the station and even got a gift. that is a lot of love. i love that story. erin: that is great. we have to check out this toddler. a toddler in idaho is gaining a lot of attention for his talent on the basketball court. yes, three-year-old carter can shoot, dribble, and pass. he learned to play by watching his parents. kevin: his mother says he probably touches a basketball every day but they try not to make him practice on weekends. carter says his favorite aspect of the sport is shooting. sean: but they have found an outlet for a three-year-old to get his energy out. erin: look at him. sean: he is very skilled. kevin: you know three-year-old coming up in the next hour, a tense situation for police in hampton. they say someone fired shots at them, promoting a standoff at a hotel. in t

lighter from manchester to hooksett and lighter for the drive in concord. you'll see the drift here, continuing this evening, so not a concern until later on tonight. that whole system spinning over the top of us, producing the showers out there, that moves eastward and pushes some on shore winds back toward us. we've been used to that lately. it will bring into the morning hours, particularly southeastern massachusetts during the morning. by the afternoon, the clouds break up, we're back to sunshine for most, and take a little more doing for you on cape cod and the islands, but there's sun for you in the forecast as well. your dinnertime temperatures, 59 in boston. 60 at plymouth and provincetown and 60's offer to the west. 68 in fitchburg. it was nice to get back to 70 though. so a couple showers or some patchy drizzle in the morning, coastline, the sun starting to pop out. we'll average 58 degrees across the area in the morning. so from those 50's, here's where we're going tomorrow afternoon. near the shore, onshore winds, only keeping you near 60 degree

tonight, expect delays on 93 in hooksett, new hampshire, overnight. road toll lanes at the toll plaza will be shut down from 7:00 p.m. tonight until 2:00 a.m. tomorrow morning for maintenance work. all drivers will be guided to nonopen road toll area. >> mark: gum ball machine filled with more than just toys at a local pizza shop. the disturbing discovery that >> mark: situation in iraq is still dangerous, as forces try to reghana control of the country's second largest city. iraqi forces got into a gun battle with isis militants on monday around the christian town of bartela as they inch closer to mosul. isis took control of mosul more than two years ago and the city remains the last major strong hold for >> vanessa: a man who opened fired at a railroad company in virginia killed an employee before committing suicide. authorities received reports of the shooting at a freight car company in roanoke just after 6:00 a.m. this morning. police believe the suspect took his own life. three other victims were hospitalized. they are expected to survive. polic