kevin: home of the panthers. >> what kind of kid were you? kevin: nerdy. i look back and i was really into cross-country running. i was on the third lacrosse team. i wouldn't say it was a jock. >> when did you become interested in technology? kevin: my dad got her first computer at home and i just play video games all the time. as i played those video games i learned you could create your own levels and then i learned programming was a thing and then i took classes in school and wanted to make my own games. something that inspired me. perhaps,mportantly photography. you also got involved in photography at a young age. it is hard to find me in me a young age without a camera in my hand whether it is my dad -- dads can wear those packs of film. i love taking photos. my family has a rich visual history now. darkroom in college developing photos and that's were learned about filtering. you could add these chemicals in the bath and it would change the colors of the photos. i brought about -- i brought that along me with instagram. my photography teacher took my

kevin: yes.y photography teacher took my nice camera out of my hands and gave me this, a plastic camera that took square film format and i learned to love it. it was easy to take good photos and square format. >> while you're at stanford, you had an offer to work at facebook. what happened? kevin: there was a girl involved and i didn't want to leave school. i talked to a lot of my mentors of the time who said facebook is a fad, it will go away. to this day, i think about that decision. i think it was the right decision. i love -- loved finishing stanford and i loved what i learned there. when i think about it, i think about how many technologies have come about that people doubt at i took that with me with instagram. lot of people thought instagram wouldn't work in the first few years and people still think it wouldn't work. you have just got to keep going. emily: you went on to google. you interned at bodio, which became twitter. what is it like sharing a desk with jack dorsey? kevin: when i sho

kevin: good. kevin. lemonis: kevin -- oh, hey! i think i just met your wife. kevin: yes.lemonis: she's, like, all energetic and excited. so, what happens here? kevin: this is where we make all our soups and products for sandwiches. lemonis: okay. who's in charge of the kitchen here? dave: mayra. lemonis: are you mayra? mayra: yes, it's me. lemonis: how you doing? i'm marcus. mayra: i'm mayra. nice to meet you. lemonis: so, you're the jefe of the kitchen? mayra: yeah. lemonis: is this bacon? dave: sure is. lemonis: and what is this? dave: these are the dumplings. kevin: secret dumpling, man. lemonis: what's the secret. kevin: well, the secret is very good. i give it a little stir. lemonis: now, how long have you worked here? kevin: i've been here a little over five months. lemonis: what is your role? kevin: it's kind of been changing. i was supposed to be regional -- helping him oversee five locations and get him some structure. lemonis: did he need structure? is it hard saying it with him standing there? kevin: no, it's not. i already told him. lemonis: oh, i know. kevin:

do it right. >> kevin: there is andrew miller. third longest score list streak to start a career in the game. the guy is great, that's for sure. he's been awesome. i know alex, you know him well. you were teammates. >> alex: he's one of my favorite teammates. he cares. he speaks up in meetings. with what i think is the x factor in this year's world series. >> andrew miller virtually unhittable. >> alex: we were teammates. you dealt with trade rumors. >> cleveland indians went out and acquired are regulated the best left-hander in baseball, and or miller. >> getting traded midseason is tough. you get to go to a place, this >> what he's doing is history making. >> alex: you have the most dominating slider in the game. can you show us the grip? >> two seems pretty i want to feel the seem on the outside of my middle finger. trying to throw it for a strike, i can change the shape. if i want to back door it, i want a lateral break. all the little -- ultimately it's just one pitch. >> miller. such a violent break. >> alex: pitching all o

kevin hart! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ >> jimmy: kevin hart! >> what's up? what's up?> how are you, sir? >> jimmy: looking sharp as always, my friend. >> always. >> jimmy: nice to see you. >> you as well. >> jimmy: thank you so much. >> can i -- philadelphia over there, jimmy. every time i come, i need to take a second. [ cheers ] >> jimmy: yeah, yeah, yeah. >> let me acknowledge my city. i love my city. >> jimmy: yeah, yeah. the roots. >> hey, guys. how are you doing, fellows? >> jimmy: oh, good to see, yeah. >> we trying to make history for the city this week! okay, baby? i'm trying to put on for the city, guys! that was a moment. that was a philadelphia moment. >> jimmy: that was a moment. okay, yeah, good. >> i'm sorry about that, guys. >> jimmy: yeah, yeah. >> don't be sorry! >> okay. >> jimmy: go ahead. >> yes! >> jimmy: no. [ laughter ] no, the roots are my jawn. >> yeah, i mean, look, honestly -- [ laughter ] >> jimmy: that's a philly thing. >> my jawn. >> jimmy: thank you. i want to say thanks so much for -- well, i don't want to get into too much of what we d

it's kevin hart! [ cheers and applause ] yokn you can guess what they'd rather do, you win that round. kevin, the first dilemma is for you. we asked our studio audience, "would you rather be able to sing better than beyonce or run faster than usain bolt?" kevin, which answer did people choose? >> okay. well, you got to look at the audience, you know? [ laughter ] this doesn't look like an audience that wants to sing. you know, you guys look like a [ laughter ] >> jimmy: no, no. >> yeah, yeah. >> jimmy: i think they look like performers and entertainers. >> these people want to be fast. these people want the speed of lightning. they want to be faster than usain bolt. that's what i'm saying. >> steve: let's see what the audience says. 64% to sing better than beyonce. [ applause ] >> jimmy: oh! >> what is wrong with you people? >> jimmy: oh, come on! >> what is wrong with you people? >> jimmy: we don't want to run. we'd rather just sing. >> that's the stupidest thing i've ever seen. [ laughter ] >> jimmy

kevin: all eyes on the holiday weekend. at least right now the affects from the possible storm that is matthew. it looks lesser right now we're in the 40's in most areas. we'll continue to have that going forward through the day on saturday. looking at the high temperatures this afternoon going in the low to mid 60's in the north country and approaching 70 in a couple of southern areas. the latest advisory comes in right now on hurricane matthew. more on that in just a few minutes. let's look at your wednesday morning ride here in the granite state. we're joined live by deb make your way through the concord area. that's due to the dense fog that's through the stretch. again as you approach the hooksett rest area to the tolls and to the upper 293 split. 293 is foggy from the upper split to the manchester community college and as you make your way through the mill yard. 101 is moving okay. in massachusetts, all major roads are up to speed. from the wzid traffic network, i'm deb davidson for 95.7 erin: hurricane matthew is now

kevin what are ?sandrickjoey logano were trying to stay in the chase at the kansas motor speedway yesterday. in the 36th los angeles, aric almirola bumped brian scott and there was back and forth between chase elliott and harvick. but in lap 17 a5, elliott had smoke coming out of the back of his car and today stop. harvick retook the lead and the checkered flag. a king tide is expected to hit new hampshire's coast today, and if you happen to grab some pictures, you could win a prize. the new hampshire coastal adaptation work group is hosting a catch a king tide photo contest. king tides are especially high tides that occur naturally once or twice a this week's tide is expected to reach 11 to 12 feet today through wednesday during the lunch hour. high tides in new hampshire are typically eight to 10 feet, off the top of my head. to learn more about the photo contest, web to the website. so an extra high tide around lunchtime. kevin: i am so comblad you are here to read -- i am so glad you are here to r

do it right. >> kevin: there is andrew miller. third longest score list streak to start a career in the game. the guy is great, that's for sure. he's been awesome. i know alex, you know him well. you were teammates. >> alex: he's one of my favorite he cares. he speaks up in meetings. i had an opportunity to sit down with what i think is the x factor in this year's world series. >> andrew miller virtually unhittable. >> alex: we were teammates. you dealt with trade rumors. >> cleveland indians went out and acquired are regulated the best left-hander in baseball, and or miller. you get to go to a place, this is where you want to be. it's been an incredible run. >> what he's doing is history making. >> alex: you have the most dominating slider in the game. can you show us the grip? >> two seems pretty i want to feel the seem on the outside of my middle finger. trying to throw it for a strike, i can if i want to back door it, i want a lateral break. getting the swing and miss. all the little -- ultimately it's just one pitch. >> mille

kevin: isn't it always? instead of a loud party it was a group of groomsmen, practicing a surprise dance for the bride. they were rehearsing in the parking lot of the groom's apartment complex. the officer stuck around to check out their moves. the video, posted by the carrollton police department has since gone viral. not much of a surprise for the bride when this was eventually posted. sean: they look good. coming up in the next half hour, morning and what witnesses say happened. and it's a wedding day hiccup no one planned on. how a bride ended up stuck in the middle of lake >> no one covers new hampshire like we do. sean: good morning, it's monday, october 17th. we had a little rainfall overnight that you will notice the temperatures are very warm. kevin will talk the weather and a moment but first let's get to our top stories. a man accused of stabbing three people in plymouth over the weekend is scheduled to make a court appearance today to face charges including three counts of assault. a man police s

and kevin, any chance you think we'll get some snowflakes or sleet tomorrow. >> kevin: most of us no, vanessa, but there are going to be places in manchester and into vermont and new hampshire that will see a couple of toes flakes, even some light accumulations the farther west you go, but let's start here. the temperatures out there are cool tonight and to doubt about it and going to get colder overnight and that's why the frost and freeze advice resignation are in place. it's a frost advisory along the coastline, it's lighter blue and freeze warning inland. the freeze warning is for a killing freeze, temperatures going below freezing, it can still be mid 30's at the coast and get frost to form on your plants, anything growing outside, but what we're watching is not what's happening so much out here tonight, but what's coming tomorrow and with temperatures starting out it cold in morning, 20's and 30's, it becomes a problem for the forecast, wonder exactly what is going to fall when this gets here. right now there is rain and snow with it system. we'll line it up exactly who going to

kevin: what is old is new again. erin: i guess so. kevin: yeah. things fairly quiet. again fog plays out in the same areas over the last couple of mornings. clear skies and light winds. the recipe for this. we are looking after the fog burns off for a good deal of sunshine into the afternoon. just a beautiful sunrise setting up here along the coast this morning. highs today statewide into the 70's. all of this expected to be with mostly sunny skies as the fog burns off. a got deal of sunshine as we start the day tomorrow before the next front eventually approaches. by the time the front gets here, it is going to be a broken line of showers this morning. it will be an increase in clouds tomorrow afternoon. some shower chances tomorrow night and then eventually pulling away early on sunday. >>> temperatures in the 40's for most. there have been just a few upper 30's reported. in general, a couple of likely doing that again tonight. you can see the normal suspects here in western and northern new hampshire picking up on the patchy fog, including the fog-prone areas like

wipeout slider. >> kevin: he's tough against everyone. he threw 46 last night, a lot of for tonight? >> tom: those 46 pages, the most in five years. i can tell you this. terry francona got here at 11:00 a.m. andrew miller already was here and he was already getting treatment to prepare to pitch tonight. i can guarantee you if cleveland has a lead late, he will be in the game, especially on anthony rizzo or kyle schwarber. not for 46 pitches, but for one, two, maybe three batters. >> kevin: innings. the most he's pitched back-to-back games is 54 pitches. he did that in september. he's got one or two in him, that's for sure. plenty more to do as we take you to game number two of this world series from cleveland. indians with a shutout victory last night. the cubs turned to jake arrieta tonight. they need a good performance from the former cy young award winner. arrieta will get it here in cleveland on a chilly night. alex did a great job with that feature but after i read the scary. (jet engine) ?? (heart beat) ?? (water splashing) (rain dr

sean: it is kevin before coffee. erin: fear also causes another hormone to kick in that keeps you alert and focused instead of panicking. but fictional fears are not for everyone. experts say some people can feel overstimulated if they head into a place like this. kevin: that is before my third cup of coffee. sean: for your first two, you are still looking like -- erin: espresso shots. kevin: at the end of the week, it is for five cups. that was more than i like. erin: it looked kind of strange. kevin: i am scared. how does that feel good? we start early this morning with the clouds early on. break apart. it will set up a decent day. the only snag will be a northwesterly breeze which is going to continue to go later into the afternoon before eventually starting to gradually lighten up later this evening. that eventually sets up what should be fair skies tonight and through a good portion of this week, with one really good rain chance centered right around thursday. it looks like today will be one of those days that y

kevin: it looks that way. we're going to continue to see the eye of the storm just off of the shore at the present time. that sets up what should be a track of the system off of the coast of the carolinas which could mean heavy rain for them. around here we have clearer skies this morning. more fog playing out which will take a few hours to burn off. temperatures this afternoon about as warm as we'll be w for the rest of the calendar year. we're talking mid to upper 70's. up north, we're talking lower 70's later on today. big changes for the holiday weekend. all of the details on that with your forecast coming up in just a few minutes. erin: all right. thank you. hundreds of thousands of people are without power in florida as hurricane matthew lashes the sunshine states, major hurricane in florida, georgia, and south carolina are all under the federal state of emergency with the national weather service issued a warning similar to the message before katrina. the death toll in haiti has climbed to 283. they exp

do it right. >> kevin: there is andrew miller. third longest score list streak to start a career in the game. the guy is great, that's for sure. he's been awesome. i know alex, you know him well. you were teammates. >> alex: he's one of my favorite teammates. he cares. he speaks up in meetings. with what i think is the x factor in this year's world series. >> andrew miller virtually unhittable. >> alex: we were teammates. you dealt with trade rumors. >> cleveland indians went out and acquired are regulated the best left-hander in baseball, and or miller. >> getting traded midseason is tough. you get to go to a place, this >> what he's doing is history making. >> alex: you have the most dominating slider in the game. can you show us the grip? >> two seems pretty i want to feel the seem on the outside of my middle finger. trying to throw it for a strike, i can change the shape. if i want to back door it, i want a lateral break. getting the swing all the little -- ultimately it's just one pitch. >> miller. such a violent break. >> al

greta: kevin robillard? kevin: these things are very tight. theyis interesting is that are really trying to tie donald trump to these down ballot candidates. for a while, the clinton campaign was avoiding doing that. now, they are saying that donald trump is a republican and you should not vote for pat toomey because she supports donald trump. that is the argument you are seeing now. maybe that type of argument might lead to democrats being greater gains in those polls that we will have to wait a week or two to tell. greta: what kind of impact is hillary clinton having on state levels? emily: a mixed bag. i do not think it is as bad as you would think it is. hillary clinton and donald trump , they are known quantities. not a lot much more we can learn about the clintons. even with the e-mails coming up. as you pointed out, a lot of the e-mails are just policies. undecided, i mean hillary clinton or third party. they're not looking at from. donald trump or hillary clinton, how that could affect the senate race, we will see that. greta: emily's

kevin: low 60's. warm weather. coming up next on "good morning america," the latest from the campaign trail as hillary clinton and donald trump gear up for their final debate ahead of the general election. they will face off tomorrow night in las vegas. you can watch that here on wmur and on our mobile app. we will be back in about 25 minutes. have a great day. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] ? keep on smiling with dunkin's delicious reese's peanut butter doughnut square. frosted with chocolate and filled with reese's peanut butter buttercream. taste the fave you crave today. you know me. that's new hampshire kelly ayotte. this is washington kelly ayotte. she voted for 20 billion dollars in tax breaks for the big oil companies. but she voted against letting you refinance your student loans. a huge tax breaks to millionaires. while 95% of us... got nothing. kelly ayotte. you need to know in washington. she's not

with kevin and eniko. we asked kids who was their favorite star and they picked taylor swift. >> of course, they did. >> tracy wilson will be working during thursday night football and what is the one thing that she does each and every game oo that makes her a big hero at home? ?? >> one more day. working the sidelines for nfl game thursdays and sundays is a dream job for the 41-year-old mom of three boys and it makes her the coolest mom ever. >> where are you? i'm at the stadium. when she is home it could be a mad house. this is what happens before a football game in my house. >> tracy also does college basketball so when summer hits she finally gets to relax. a spend a lot of fam catch up with my kids and catch up with my husband and go out on date nights and do the things that i don't get to do week after week. >> tonight, tracy is in san diego as the chargers take on the broncos on cbs. >> i always get a little, like, anxiety waiting to get on the air and waiting the kickoff. once they kickoff i have n

kevin: says you. sean: coming up in the next half hour, the world series gets underway tonight, but if you want to attend a game, you better be prepared to shell out a lot of money. plus, a youth football team has been suspended from league play after using a player who was far [ roars ] [ up tempo music ] dinner! may i be excused? get the new xfinity tv app and download your dvr shows anywhere. i'm frank guinta and i approve this message. narrator: new hampshire has one of the worst opiate epidemics in the nation. and frank guinta is leading the charge to fight it. erin canterbury: when i met congressman guinta, it was like a breath of fresh air. he said to me "what can i do?" "how can i help?" narrator: frank guinta founded and chairs the bipartisan task force to combat the heroin epidemic. canterbury: frank guinta understands this is not a democratic issue nor a republican issue. it's a people issue. to end the opiate epidemic. >> no one covers new hampshire like we do. now, wmur news 9 "daybreak."

kevin: kevin: any kind. sean: no one prefers dark chocolate. go ahead and have both, because today is national chocolate day celebrating anything and everything chocolate. there are actually more than two dozen other chocolate related holidays. i think erin celebrates all of those, twice. you can indulge with traditional treats like chocolate bars, cake, ice cream, or donuts. or maybe try something a little more unusual like chocolate lasagna or bicuits. erin: i told myself, do not buy the candy before halloween, but i did, and it is bad. i cannot keep out of the halloween candy. sean: put it on the news desk and we will help you with the problem. erin: i need to bring it in here. i never should have done that. kevin: wait until you see what i got from one of my school visits. erin: chocolate day? kevin: we will be indulging. let's leave it at that. let's leave it at that. the rainfall continuing to come two inches of beneficial rainfall. a lot of spots still a foot of rain below where we should be the calendar year. any rainfall we get -- the

>> hey, kevin. right now, we are seeing the wind is starting to pick up, it has been cloudy, but officials are actually worried that when people look out and see, hey, the hurricane hasn't hit, maybe it won't be that bad and then get complacent, that is what they are worried about. they want to keep people moving away from those coasts, keep those evacuations going. to that end, they say once the winds pick up more, they are going to shut down some of the roadways that lead over to the beaches, that lead peninsula islands, so that the only way people can go without, they're reversing some of the lanes on the highways, so that people can use both sides of the highway to all move in one direction and that is inland, because they want to keep the flow of people going away from these coasts. you know, this wind is picking up already here, bruski they are particularly worried that people here, it has been almost four decades since they've had a bad hit from a hurricane and they want to make sure the peop

kevin: 41 degrees. we're joined by deb davidson. deb: good morning, kevin and erin. a road closure in pelham. bridge street remains closed due to an overnight crash, and it's closed between old gage rage and youngs crossing road. crews replacing a utility pole, and detours are in place. 93 north and the 9 off ramp, traffic is not moving on that ramp, and it is backing up on to 93 northbound at this time. the everett turnpike is slowing down at exit 13. other than that, everyth the traffic report is being brought to you by auto fare. from the wzid traffic network, i'm deb davidson for 95.7 wzid. sean: deb, thanks. officials in the lakes region are urging people to be on the lookout for a man considered armed and dangerous. erin: state police are now leading the search for a man accused of shooting a belmont woman in the head. ray brewer is live with the latest on the investigation. good morning, ray. ray: good morning, erin. police telling us that they credible tip that jason cuocolo was in meredith, and they received that tip yesterday. that's two days after he's acc

- [kevin] comes right off. the next one goes right on. - [natalie] so how many can you do in a matter of minutes? - [natalie] wow, that's pretty good. - [kevin] and yeah, like i say, my 11 year old daughter usually runs this, so i think you'll be able to handle it. - alright, so am i gonna do the next on here? - sure, you can do the next one. all you have to do is grab the bottle with one hand, kinda pinch the cork. - pinch the cork. - um hmm, you can't do it wrong, because if it overfills it just-- - is this gonna spray all over me when i miss this. - [kevin] no, no. - so should i stop now? - [kevin] yep. - okay. (laughing) that was scary. - [kevin] perfect. - alright. - oh! okay. - [kevin] yep. - [natalie] not bad. how'd i do? - you did great. you know 120 more bottles and we'll be all set. - i'll stay here for a while. alright, so can we go over there too? 'cause i feel like i might enjoy what you're doing over there as well. alright, let's go. so you have a really unique distilling process, i hear. - i do,

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wipeout slider. >> kevin: he's tough against everyone. he threw 46 last night, a lot of pages even for him. what's his availability, tom, for tonight? most in five years. i can tell you this. terry francona got here at 11:00 a.m. andrew miller already was here and he was already getting treatment to prepare to pitch tonight. i can guarantee you if cleveland has a lead late, he will be in the game, especially on anthony rizzo or kyle schwarber. not for 46 pitches, but for one, two, maybe three batters. >> kevin: maybe not two innings. the most he's pitched back-to-back games is 54 pitches. he did that in september. he's got one or two in him, that's for sure. plenty more to do as we take you to game number two of this world series from cleveland. indians with a shutout victory last night. the cubs turned to jake arrieta tonight. they need a good performance from the former cy young award winner. arrieta will get it here in cleveland on a chilly night. alex did a great job with that feature but after i read the (jet engine) ?? (heart beat)

kevin: sunshine for some, clouds for others. we will look at the next system. >> in two weeks from today voters will take -- cast their ballots. i am angelica spano's with the like we do. now, wmur news 9 daybreak. sean: it is a cold start to our tuesday. we saw some snow. kevin: the breeze that is out there continuing to bring in cooler skies, upper 30's and low 40's, and areas of light snow falling in the north country where temperatures are in the mid-20 -- mid-30's. notice the 12 in mount washington. highs today will be in the 40's. let's take a look at your morning ride in the granite state. we're joined live by 95.7 wzid's deb: if you are starting your morning commute, everything looks great on i-93, no delays north or southbound. all of the roadway -- roadwork is wrapped up. heading into massachusetts, all major roads are traveling at the current speed limits. this report being brought to you by minuteman health. i am deb davidson. : a former scoutmaster in newfields and epping is accused of sexually assaulting a young bo

kevin: clouds increasing today kevin: starting off with fair skies, temperatures in the 30's up north, the 40's elsewhere. to give way to clouds, a passing shower in the afternoon and the better chances developed tonight. how much rain we might see from the system, coming up. sean: at last night's debate, donald trump wouldn't commit to accepting the results of the election. but that wasn't the only hot issue as he and hillary clinton squared off for the final time. nikole killion is live in washington with a recap. and nikole, what is the trump team saying this morning about the candidate's remarks? republican party both say that trump will accept the outcome of the election despite his comments to the contrary last night. >> you will absolutely accept that results of this election? mr. trump: i will look at it at the time. >> are you saying you are not prepared not to commit to that principal? mr. trump: what i'm saying is that i will tell you at the time. i'll keep you in suspense, ok? ms. horrifying. nikole: suspense and substance dominated the candidates third and final president

we've got kevin hart. we've got a male strip joint. we've got buffal wings and in your case. >> a guy got mad at me and threw a buffalo wing at me. harvey: are buffalo wings in strip clubs universal? isn't it hard when their hands are sticky to do what they want to chance of the buffalo. >> there's video of kim kardashian right after she was robbed. harvey: it would seem one of the kardashian people shot the video. >> this investigation was launched by the kardashian attorneys. if she knew it was a family member on her right, she's not going to push that. harvey: here's what we all agree on. super illegal in france to do. >> rob them? harvey: no, no. [laughter] >> we got dana white. he just recently announced ronda

deb: good morning, kevin. we have brett -- wet roads, so give yourself a couple extra minutes as you leave to get to where you are going. we have new road work taking it is on new hampshire 11 by lovers lane road. the d.o.t. is asking you to use caution through that stretch. in massachusetts, 93 south is heavy and slow, methuen to route 125. it is very slow in woburn. route three south slope from north chelmsford down to billerica. from the wzid traffic network, i am deb davidson. erin: thank you so much. police say it appears a man shot and killed himself after a standoff with po sean: officers first went to mari-anne motel on ocean boulevard around 8:30 last night, looking for a man as part of a burglary investigation out of seabrook. but when they arrived, they say someone fired multiple shots at them. police did not return fire, and no officers were hurt, but they quickly retreated and called in a swat team. hours later, a 38-year-old man was found dead inside. right now, it is not clear if the man who die

kevin: early, yes. erin: we want to check the roads for you and see how things are moving out there. this is a live look at 93. kevin: we're joined live by deb deb: good morning, kevin and erin. we have problems in pelham. route 38, bridge street, is currently closed due to an overnight crash. that closure is between old gag erode and youngs crossing road. crews are replacing a utility pole that was damaged in that crash in the overnight hours, and detours are currently in place. if you're in the everett turn pike, you're not seeing any delays through the bedford tolls and making your way to nashua. right now 95 is moving well from mass to the maine state lowell or burlington. this report is being brought to you by auto fare, from the wzid traffic network. i'm deb davidson for 95.7 wzid. sean: deb, thanks. law enforcement officials in the lakes region are urging people to be on the lookout for a man considered armed and dangerous. erin: state police are now leading the search for a man accused of shooti

kevin on the cover of runner's world. >> he is everywhere. one other piece of news, congratulations to bob dylan. the 75-year-old was awarded a nobody ilprize in literature for the way he's brought poetry into music. >> he has. >> still ahead. this is the funniest thing that i've ever seen and why he's >> is ryan lochte planning to do more reality tv. >> we're just a bunch of goofballs. >> paltrow's healthy beauty breakdown. >> i love it. >> >>> closed captioning by -- ?? ?? >>> with moves like that monday night that earned ryan lochte his highest score yet on "dancing with the stars." even if ryan was sent home next week he could be back on tv before you know it. ?? ?? >> the reality tv game now that you're engaged, she's beautiful, so could you do a reality show? >> we thought about it. you see us when we're home we're just a bunch of goofballs. so, yeah, we would definitely do it. newly engaged new york native has big plans there. he's also looking to put down roots with his fiance playboy model kayla rae. to live on the west coast. me and

kevin: early clouds with patchy kevin: early clouds with patchy frog. frog. cooler air weights and eventually, rain chances come with it. erin: the ceo of dartmouth hichcock medical center says new layoffs will not include any employees providing psychiatric services. sean: the hospital announced 84 "across the system layoffs" on monday, but that sparked concerns at the state hospital where dartmouth hitchcock is set to take over operations. reponded yesterday, saying across the system was meant in a regional sense. the long-time superintendent for the londonderry school district says he will retire at the end of the school year. nathan greenberg joined the district in 2000. in a letter to the school board, greenberg says he will miss the tight-knit district and its passion for learning and growth. assistant superien top position. the board says that will mean a smooth transition and it saves on the costs of a formal search. sean: the state of maine is cracking down on people who try to pass their pets off as service animals. under a new law, those who are ca

>> and -- our night out with kevin hart spilling new jumanji secrets. >> i'm much better than dwayne johnson in this movie. >> i can make you go away. ?? ?? this is "entertainment tonight". >> jennifer lopez on the set of her police drama when real gunshots reportedly ring out. that story in minutes. >> but first, today's billy bush's 45th birthday and the question is will nbc blow out the cameras on his "today" show career? >> i'm with carson. >> the today show co-host was suspended after he was heard on this tape with donald trump making lewd remarks. his exit is now. >>> my sources are telling me that the exit agreement has not been reached yet. it's in the hands of the lawyers now. it's probably going to require billy being bought out of his contract. it's likely he'll walk away with millions of dollars unless they find that he violated a morals clause in his contract. that's going to be hard to determine because this is an action that took place in 2005, before he was part of nbc news. how about some image rehab?" the new york post" claims he's being courted to join "dancing wit

kevin? >> kevin: thank you very much, what a game. an absolutely outstanding game three here 1-0, well played. rodriguez, and kevin burkhardt. the indians take a two games to one world series lead, a dramatic 1-0 win over the cubs. plenty more to do, when we come back, a lots to do in this game we will break it all down. another gem, andrew miller out of the pen, the indians playing a small ball and in the bullpen, the bullpen, the bullpen for these indians, their fifth shutout this postseason, it's a new record. fans still happy but this was a cleveland indians have a 1-0 lead and a 2-1 world series lead, we are amendment 1 protects consumers from scams, promotes safe solar, and is endorsed by florida's firefighters. so, why are out-of-state billionaires attacking it? because amendment 1 stops their subsidies. amendment 1 ensures that if you don't choose solar, you don't have to pay for those who do. amendment 1 blocks special subsidies for special interests. >> kevin: welcome to the postgame show, presented by lethal weapon on fox.

kevin. también siguen en la competencia. laura: felicitaciones, chicos.trabajo hicieron. laura: felicidades. bravo. >> estoy muy agradecido por seguir en la competencia. todos: "la quinta voz". mario: "10 40". alejandra: tras pasar todos los integrantes de "la quinta voz", quedan menos espacios para el resto de bandas. mario: quien no queda en la competencia de verdad tomen la oportunidad de estudiar y de ser buenos músicos. de proponerle algo bueno a la música latinoamericana. quiero que dé un paso al frente tú, edward. jesús, un paso al frente. alec, un paso al frente. felicitaciones, siguen en la competencia. anthony y micke, lo siento mucho. >> yo creo que la vida ya me dio un rotundo no en "la banda" y se me olvidó la letra, sea por cualquier cosa, sea por el sonido, por cualquier cosa, así fue. y no hay nada que se pueda hacer. >> agradecido que el trabajo que yo hice valió la pena y le vamos a echar muchas ganas. wisin: "fuerza unida". quiero que abel y alex den un pasal frente. felicidades, siguen en la competencia, lo siento, chicos. >> yo pienso

we're talking about my family. >> kevin: i get that, but -- >> dylan: kevin, please. i'll owe you. >> kevin: maybe, and this is a big blinking neon "maybe," i can spare a few hours later today. >> dylan: great. great. you get started. i'll get the warrant from judge ramsey, and i'll be right there to see what you got. thanks. >> paul: so, was that dylan? >> kevin: yeah, looking for a favor. so i'll just add it to the quadrillion other things i'm

kevin: we are joined by deb picking up. no major problems right now on 93 as you make your way from north down to the state line in salem. 101 is moving well from bedford out to hampton. the turnpike, you are making your way down into natural. this traffic up date is brought to you by man crash on i-93 in manchester. parts of the interstate were closed for several eilers. ray brewer joins us live with what we have learned overnight. appears a ford was heading south on the highway when it came upon some slow-moving holiday traffic. the driver hit several other vehicles. one of those vehicles rolled over and killed a 62-year-old. no one else was seriously injured. the crash this marks five deadly crashes in new hampshire the killed six people since friday. sean: we know the name of a teenager who was killed in a crash over the weekend. police say she died when she went off the road well rounded a curve on route 16 saturday morning. investigators are still looking lost control. we know the man who was killed while speeding awa

kevin: those the kind of rainfall we need. today, a completely different scenario for us as we are expecting a good deal of sunshine. we have some extra clouds early this morning, but that should give way to sunshine. temperatures today are going to cover in the 50's. over 20 miles per hour. that will add some extra tight to the air. we will have the coldest night we've had so far this season later on this evening. we'll have much more on that. let's take a look at the morning ride it. deb: we do have some problems in stoddard. route nine is closed at juniper other than that, no overnight roadwork. all traffic is moving well through the state area if you're heading into massachusetts, everything looks great and from the traffic network, i'm deb davidson for 95.7. seerin: the elections are just four weeks from tomorrow, and the mudslinging in the presidential race seems to b faced off for their second debate last night, and the attacks started right from the beginning. the candidates didn't even shake hands to start the debate.

kevin on the cover of runner's world. >> he is everywhere. one other piece of news, congratulations to bob dylan. the 75-year-old was awarded a nobody ilprize in literature for the way he's brought poetry into music. >> he has. >> still ahead. this is the funniest thing that giddy about the ghostbuster mini mes. >> i ain't afraid of no ghost. >> is ryan lochte planning to do more reality tv. >> we're just a bunch of goofballs. >> paltrow's healthy beauty breakdown. >> i love it. >> >>> closed captioning hey, what are you doing? getting the coats. for a half hour? bob just got time warner cable. he's getting more. more what? more than 30,000 movies and shows on demand, look, he's dvr-ing like 6 shows at once. let's go. ah, this grass is so much greener than on our tv. why are your shoes off? because i'm on their bed. i don't want to be rude. discover how much more is included. are those meatballs still circulating? get tv, internet and phone for $89.99 per month. by -- ?? ?? >>> with moves like that monday night that earned ryan his highest sc