reporting live in louden, ray brewer. isn't thanks. looks like it is going to be a beautiful fall weekend for racing up there. still to come, these eagles are ready to soar. a local group of special needs cheerleaders is headed to a national competition. you can help get them there. erin: putting food on the table. you have several days to help fill the shelves could affect your christmas decorations years down the road. six colin van ostern: i know from my own life the difference a college education can make. narrator: colin van ostern. the son of a single mom, he went to college on student loans, a hundred million dollars in revenue. then, a top executive at southern new hampshire university's college for america. colin van ostern: most of our students graduate debt free. cutting student debt should be our goal for all state colleges kevin: friday morning, september 23rd. we start out with clouds continuing to build in across southern areas with the rain shower activity up north. this is along the cold front that will switch our seas

reporting live in louden, ray brewer, wmur news 9. erin: enjoy that breakfast. maybe he will grab us a bagel. sese sure. come on. coming up, a dog in massachusetts survived after being hit by a train. how a worker helped save the injured pup's life. erin: if you know someone who likes bitter foods, be ware. there could be aign that you are dealing with a psychopath. kevin: showers making their way in along the front that will be coming through producing the change in seasons for the weekend's weather. all of the details pam griffin: our daughter courtney got caught in a web of opiate and heroin addiction. doug griffin: our insurance company indicated that courtney's problem wasn't a matter of life and death - so she wasn't eligible r treatment. pam griffin: she told me that she didn't want doug griffin: our family's tragedy could happen to any family... pam griffin: we knew we had to save other families from losing their children. kelly reached out to us. doug griffin: she came to my family to learn more. pam griffin: she listened to what we hato say, who we wer

it wants you to be ready for this in louden county, western louden county. your direction.igger picture and you can see not only do we have the line that stretches on the east side of is interstate 81 from heyingers town to little washington. a bit more development down to our south around here by chap co and toward bowling green. put those in motion. see if they're getting strong. clearly we have plenty to watch. you can see hermine continuing to spin and guide the storms for out of pennsylvania. there are a few more we may see later tonight. we're going to keep storms in the forecast a bit longer. certainly is humid and our temperature, which got well into the 90's, still at 93, watch nor that to drop big time in just the next hour, like gaithersburg did to 81 and martinsburg at 75. humid enough to make it feel like it's close to 100 degrees. you're going to watch the nats and the braves? go nats and definitely go with your umbrella and rain gear for the first pitch. we're still thunderstorms. it's hard to not get some kind of potential interruption out of this. we'll wat

reporting live in louden, ray brewer. sean: thanks. new on "daybreak," a manchester man is charges after he held them at bay. it all started shortly before 9:30. officers consider called to the area. a perimeter was set up and s.w.a.t. team was called in. around 2:30 this morning, the suspect, arrested. erin: state police are investigating a deadly accident between a car and bicyclist. a 50-year-old was riding near the intersection of route 12a when he veered into the path of a car. he was rushed to the hospital and pronounced dead. state police say it does not appear that any criminal charges will be filed. sean: an investigation into a bomb scare i appeared to be agree they'd in a bag of clothing. they determined it was an old military smoke grenade. they say there was no danger to the public. >> given the events of the past few days around the country, i think it was very poor to do that, because the staff of the store did the exact correct thing. they made sure the staff was safe, they evacuated the store, they called the authoriti

thanks. >> all right. >>> an update on a fatal accident in louden county that took the life of a five month old baby. the child's mother is in stable condition this evening. the crash happened yesterday morning in lands down. the infant and his mother were in a well marked cross walk when they were hit. the driver of the jeep cherokee that hit them remained on the scene. commonwealth's attorney will determine if charges will be filed. >>> maryland parents and teachers reacting to the governor's plans to start the school year after labor day. john henry talked to some of them. a lot of people still have questions about how it's going to work. >> that's right, specifically how districts will be able to fit in the 180 days of class required before the governor's mandated end date in 2017 of june 15th. >> reporter: inside abcs store the governor's plan for maryland schools is getting a lot of discussion. isabella graduated a few months ago and hates that she didn't get to take advantage of the calendar switch in high school. >> i like it because i feel like it gives me more time to prepar

county, the rain and central montgomery and into howard, eastern louden, fairfax and that is here with some showers. and light showers. more showers across southern maryland into fredericksburg and moving through the northern neck and lingering around down there and going through the mid- afternoon. and with the clouds and, it's going to be cooler and into the 70s and low 80s. back above 90 degrees for that 23rd time the month of august and that was a record for awhile. the temperatures this evening in the 70s and with clear to partly cloudy skies and looks much nicer around here tomorrow thanks to much drier air moving in and dew points in the 50s in pittsburgh and williamsport and ohio. the dew points, the storm of 60s to 70s and the drier air is coming in and that will feel great around here tomorrow. right now, 78 in town. and lots of low to mid-70s across the board here and 80 in -- [ indiscernible ] the low 60s and in the mountains. cloudy on the camera. 78 officially and with a couple of sprinkles out there. the humidity high of 74% and this is the infrared satellite imagery of

we'll tackle this with gina louden and peter morisi. who is to blame here? >> obamacare is clearly to blame. because obamacare doesn't control costs or do anything about high prices. insurers will cram as many people as they can into fewer doctors' offices. i remember when i was a kid you saw a dermatologist who would see 8 people an hour. you wait until you see way it's like to see one of those doctors at the hmos. remember "i love lucy" when she was doing the thingen the piece of candy. you may get a wrapper and you may not. liz: to peter's point. one of the architects of obamacare said we need better advertising to get younger and healthier people in. we need to stiffen the penalty to make sure more people buy insurance. >> it's only taxpayer money, we already spent millions, why not spends more. i remember being on your sister network on sean hannitys show with the doctor's panel. we were talking but this was going to happen. i hope this is a lesson to people paying attention or learning econ101 or poly-sci. when the federal government meddles in if the

reporting live in louden, ray brewer, wmur news 9. erin: all right. thank you. just into the newsroom, investigators are trying to figure out what sparked a fire in derry early this morning that firefighter from several towns were called to 23h hu bbard hill road. no one was hurt. it appears the fire started on the outside of the building. >>> a man is recovering from serious injuries after she was struck by a car in manchester. the man was hit around 7:15 last night near the shell station on hanover street. he's being treated for serious but non-life th filed against the driver. >>> a new york man is accused of sexually assaulting an 11-year-old girl in nashua. 46-year-old felix perez faces three counts of aggregated, felonious sexual assault. they say he knew the child. the alleged assaults happened between april and august and stopped when perez moved to the bronx. police call the allegations serious and disturbing. perez is due back in epidemic awareness week. a new hampshire family got to share their story of loss at the white house yesterday. next week mar

. >>> this weekend nascar will host one of its bigger races in louden, new hampshire but race fans will likely not see. blair miller sees one girl's fight and the community's race to help her. >> reporter: when the roar of the engine takes over new hampshire motor speedway this weekend, it's the beauty you can't see here that will build on the minds of so many. >> that definitely has changed our lives. >> reporter: 83 miles away in boston, at the dana farber cancer institute 14-year-old emma wants nothing more than to be just she came here last year after being diagnosed with a brain tumor. >> when anna was diagnosed it changed in a minute. >> reporter: a year later they're still fighting here with the help ofa farber but also the speedway children's charities in new hampshire which has donated thousands of dollars to help kids like emma in boston. >> it's humbling, it's overwhelming but i am so you know i feel so badly when families are going through struggles that they're going help them it makes it all worth everything we do. >> reporter: so compelled by what emma and her family are

nascar in louden, cool conditions, upper 00s to lower 60s. 7 on 7 forecast, next chance of any beneficial rain tuesday, scattered showers, have a great weekend. >>> we have an update on the breaking news happening in washington state. 4 people dead after getting shot at the cascade mall in the town of the canadian border, washington state patrol saying the suspected shooter was seen walking away from the mall and toward a nearby highway. so, the shooter, someone who!woe has killed 4 people, in the state of washington is on the loose. we'll have more as the story developing, tonight. >> tre is next with sports, i'm a public school teacher in massachusetts, and i've reviewed question 2. it will make public education even stronger, because question 2 would allow more access to public charter schools, so parents have more choices for their kids' education, and public charter schools don't take funds away from public education. in fact, question 2 will result in more funding for education in massachusetts. please vote yes on question 2 fios is not cable. we're wired differently. which means we

radar over the past hour, we had showers heading their way toward eastern louden county and fairfax county. they kind of died out. now we have more showers building to the north of winchester along i-81. these may not this storm now toward cross winchester, to of e east of berry ville. these unlike the earlier ones are moving more to the north and east so they could head to charleston at 6:37 if they hold together. i give a 40% chance of holding it together. warm and muggy tonight, a true summer night. very hot tomorrow with the heat index over 100, isolated afternoon storms saturday. keep your outdoor plans. nice sunday and pleasantly warm. some clouds can linger but still a good day. 10:00 tonight, toasty and 85 downtown, 82 in silver spring. by morning we are in the 70s. by -- the day planner goes like this, 78 at 7:00, back to 89 at 11:00 and 93 at 1:00 p.m. supped is pleasantly warm. i have to give a couple showers early in the morning and mid 80s, low 80s monday. game which you can watch right here on 9, perfect for the burgundy and gold on monday. nats in town through wednesday. we

it happened last evening around 8:30 along louden and franklin streets. "action news" talked to a woman who was in her home and heard what she thought was a crash. she looked out the window and says she saw a driver back up his car and run over that woman at least four times. >> and after he got done that, he went into his truck and got a shovel and just started hitting her over the head with it. she was screaming like -- she was raising her hands like no, no, no. and he kept -- he just kept going with -- running her over. >> the woman was rushed to einstein medical center. she was pronounced dead. witnesses say the two were in a relationship. police have not confirmed that connection or released their identities. no charges yet have been filed. >>> bill cosby could learn the date of his sex assault trial when he returns to montgomery county court tomorrow. cosby's scheduled for an evidence hearing. his lawyers want to suppress a deposition made in the civil suit brought by andrea constand who claims cosby drugged and molested her in 2004. they say cosby

. >>> we could learn more details today about the stabbing at the new hampshire motor speedway in louden. two men were stabbed friday night during a fight that involved four people. the victims were taken to the hospital. there's no word yet if arrests have been made. erin: more and more atv riders that's leaving them feeled stretched. in recent years, some town haves opened the road systems to off-road vehicle. police are in charge of handling reckless driving and speed complaints. conservation officers are responding to atv-related issues while they juggle other situations like rescues. >>> a state commission to make relateses to address the responsibilities when it comes to atv's. thousands of people backed into berlin for the camp razer. this was the first time the national event hosted. thousands of prizes were given away. the event ended on saturday with a performance by country duo big and rich followed by a fireworks display. beautiful weather for that a lot of laundry to do. erin: i know. clean off the atv's. coming up, no more mini carts at target. why the company decided to re

. >>> we could learn more details today about a stabbing at the new hampshire motor speedway in louden. two men were stabbed friday night during a fight that involved four people, the victims were taken to the hospital, and no word yet if any arrests have been made. erin: in recent years they have opened the road to vehicles. conservation officers are responding to atv-related issues while they juggle other situations like rescues. a state commission was formed earlier this year when it comes to atvs. sean: thousands of people packed in over berlin. this was the first time the national event posted was held in beer again. organizers say 7100 people from 26 states attended. thousands of dollars in rises for given away, including three polar race atvs. the event ended with saturday by a performance with country duo big and rich followed by a firew weather for an event like that. erin: seriously. they are doing a lot of laundry. coming up, to more mini carts at target. why the company decided to remove the carts. sean: the smell of fall is in the air. the benefits experts say the autumn s

>> help me break it down june louden and j. morris is back with us. let me start with you.ick and others have a right perhaps to do this but they don't understand what it means to americans in its mistake to. >> again it's catching on and i now wonder how many players and french guys are starting to see this in saying hey if i don't agree with this protest i can take any and mikey said the players that same flag to give them the right to protest is the same flag that they are disrespecting attractions and i think it's widespread hypocrisy in its outrage that is misplaced in the business. charles: ginobili blair last night branded martial broken is that a lost endorsement deal because he took a need. is that what's going to take what will it take some sort of financial pressure to get these athletes to come around and find a different vehicle for their grievances? >> charles definitely. i think in the spirit of going back to school charles i think a lot of people need to go back to school and learn about their first amendment does your first amendment right to free speech is

you know who else was there, tom louden. look if he pictures, we have mike and alex, let's take a look, here they go. this is bob and his wife, carry. yes, they look so beautiful. i love everyone dressed up. >> very dressed up. you know what, oh, this is alyssa frick and jessica decline, our the vp and director of promotions and outreach. big wigs here at the station. >> beautiful laid that's are there. and then this is tom louden now overview err of "the q" show. did he win an emmy last night. >> that's his wife. >> yes, and two years ago he won an emmy for good day. >> so were you there. you're there, experience all of this, the glitz, the glamor. looks like our people dressed up nicely. >> very nice. >> did we represent? >> we represented, yes. and afterward a lot of us went over to the after party at fieldhouse, and let our hair down, and danced. >> who got out of hands? spill the beans. >> no, no. >> he's not going to spill the beans. >> night at the open, a another thing where people dress today nine's, let's take a lo

he adds even if medical marijuana use is approved, patients won't be a i louden berged to smoke it --s banned at mar ingeneral. >>> rushed by protesters on a live television show. at 6:00, the chaos and arrest after ryan lochte's first performance on dancing with the stars. >> up next, a shoot out in el sbrante. previous problems reported as two men are sent to the hospital. >> good morning. we can see traffic is getting busier. it still looks like you have an opportunity to get to the west valley without any major delays. >> a rather chilly pattern this morning. it's still summer technically but in the sierra thunderstorms are popping up with snow in the higher elevations. what about here? we'll take a look. >>> welcome back to mornings on 2. two men are in the hospital after a shooting that may have stemmed between a dispute between neighbors. it happened on el central and lambert road early yesterday. neighbors said they heard as many as ten gun shots. one victim is 19 years old and the other is 37. investigators aren't saying if they know of a motive but neighbors say there have b

we have gina louden, and jessica tarlov. what's your reaction? >> i think it's obvious. if you just watched social media you could see hillary was not on her game. but i don't know how she can be on her game. i don't know how you convince the american people that whether it's that you lied as director comey said or you have memory loss issues, or that you are just corrupt as many have asserted. it doesn't matter. it fully disqualifies her as president and it will be harder and harder for her to answer questions. elizabeth: no questions about the clinton foundation and the intersection of the foundation with the state department on the tarmac in white plains, new york. >> first of all, as a hillary supporter, i'm just thankful there was a press conference. this week shows they are finally listening that she even did a press conference in the first place. i was looking at social media and i saw matt lauer was so widely canned for his uneven questioning. he didn't push back on donald trump when it was well known was in favor of the iraq war. matt lauer took between a third

if you are unlucky now to be in louden county there is a good rain going on almost to lees burg south to percy ville. all of this is moving to the east northeast. on our storm tracker we can get to watson at about 5:33 and maybe toward broad run farms at 5:46. right now it is nothing severe but we will keep our eye on it. tonight, warm and muggy and very hot tomorrow with a heat index over 100 again. just isolated storms tomorrow afternoon, nice sunday, pleasantly warm, morning showers and clouds but still it is nice. the summer heat wave is ending with 96 tomorrow, 86 sunday, 83 monday. that's perfect for the into the low 80s. at 10:00 it's still 85 downtown, upper 70s in the burbs. by 7:00 am we are in the 70s, 75 in fairfax and 74 in buoy. by 10:00 we are back in the 80s. futurecast has been running low so by 1:00, more like 93 maybe, 93 or 94. you saw a couple showers possible but not much goes on tomorrow, just hot. if you have stuff to do, get the grass cut, play the round of golf. by 9:30, clouds east of 95. the good news is once we get through tomorrow in terms of the heat ind

it happened in the 700 block of west louden street. still no word on a motive. >>> one firefighter was hurt while fighting a row home fire in germantown early this morning. it happened here in the 2800 block of ash mead place about 3:00 a.m. when crews got there, the flames quickly spread. the firefighter has been treated and released from the hospital. the american red cross is helping the res dents who were displaced. >>> a pennsylvania judge said today he wants bill cosby's felony sexual assault case to go to trial no later than june 5th of next year. he is charged with drugging and sexual assay ulting andrea constand back in 2004 at his home. prosecutors say they hope to have 13 other accusers testify at the trial. the judge didn't rule whether they could testify. he also didn't decide whether the prosecutors could use cosby's deposition or a phone call recorded by constan's mother in 2005. >>> turning to the accuweather forecast now. temperatures are slowly climbing as we head into yet another heat wave. taking a live look at cent

many of the residents along west louden and franklin streets were out for a block party.n who asked not to have her name released says she was home when she heard what sounded like a crash. i was in my house just got finished eating and all of a sudden i heard this loud boom. >> reporter: she peered out her window and witnessed the crime taking place in dimly hit lot across the street. >> i thought it was a car accident. it wasn't until the driver bonged his car and i saw the lady laying in the lot and he was just -- kept running -- running the car over her. >> reporter: but the suspect wasn't done with his gravely injured victim. a woman in her 30's. >> after he got done that, he went into his truck and got a shovel and just started hitting her over the head with it. she was screaming -- she was waving her hands like no, no, no and he kept -- he just going -- running her over. >> reporter: philadelphia police confirm the they responded to reports of a woman screaming last night. they arrived on scene to find that woman still pinned under the white 2012 nissan maxima. the