ray: in december of 2008, michael addison was sentenced to death for killing manchester police officer michael briggs. in their appeal to the u.s. supreme court, his attorneys raise four main questions for the court to consider. the first question that the defense asks the court to resolve involves a statement that addison made in which he cried and said he didn' t purposely shoot briggs. the judge found the statement full of lies and excluded it from the jury. addison' s attorneys ask, "can a court bar the admission of evidence based on the court' s belief that the defendant lied?" the second question has to do with addison' s life in prison. during the sentencing phase, the jury heard that addison would be able to watch cable tv and have access to other amenities. the defense claims "by admitting this evidence, permitted the jury to weigh in its sentencing decision whether the privileges may be afforded are too good for addison. that ruling violates the 8th amendment." third, the defense claims that the victim impact statements were excessive, saying of the state "it made a cradle-to

michael addison was convicted in 2008 for the shooting death of michael breaks. -- briggs. his attorneys say the trial judge violated his rights. the new hampshire supreme court upheld his conviction in 2013 and ruled that the death sentence was fair. the u.s. supreme court is not required to heal the appeal -- here the appeal. sean: the plainfield home of convicted tax evaders and and elaine brown -- ed and elaine brown is up for sale. the notice of the sale comes with a warning. investigators have also found explosive devices on the property. the browns are each serving 30 years in prison for tax evasion and staging a nine-month standoff with officials in 2007. today, the starting bid is $125,000. the auction starts at 11:00 a.m. erin: merrimack police are trying to track down the person responsible for a commercial burglary. a camera on a local business caught this truck heading toward kig on october 11. a half hour later, the truck left and the owner found thousands of dollars missing -- in high-end industrial equipment missing. >> we believe an individual familiar with

death row inmate michael addison is appealing his murder conviction to the u.s. supreme court. federal authorities will try once again to auction off the playing field of convicted tax evaders ed and elaine brown. erin: later on today, it is going to be pretty warm out there. kevin: it should. s this afternoon. day. some showers pulling in from the west. those should be to our east by the time we get to where 11:00 lunch time. that chance of an additional shower later this afternoon, a lot of areas getting into the 60' s and if you lower 70' s this afternoon. erin: i don' t know if we are ready for the punch. kevin: it has been very up and down lately. erin: we do want to check the roads. this is 93 in windham. sean: four look at the morning drive, we are joined live id. david and. good morning. deb: good morning. it is still very dark if you' re commuting in the northern part of the state. no major delays, just take it easy through there. from tilton all the way down to the concord area, things are moving very well on 93 north and south. if you are on 293, watch for lane shift

michael addison was convicted in 2008 of gunning down officer michael briggs. another point of contention, the exclusion of statements by addison in which he cried and -- photos and videos of officer breaks and his family were allowed. the supreme court is not required to hear the appeal. phil: a summit is underway in needham to look for effective strategies to fight gun violence. boston mayor marty walsh and the the summit. he told the audience that in things that keeps him up at night and if the problem -- the problem is not just an urban issue. >> it' s an american issue. when you think of the amount of people, nearly 2 million people have been killed in the united states by gun violence. >> the more we talk about this issue and the more we it is that who more we recognize it is an issue -- the more we recognize it is an issue. phil: top members of the boston are also taking part in the summit, which continues through tomorrow. heather: an american servicemember has been killed in aixa diaz is live in washington. -- -- only training, advising and assisting. t

michael addison was convicted in 2008 for the shooting death of the police officer michael briggs. his attorney says the trial judge violated his rights by not allowing jurors to hear evidence that he was remorseful and was in custody. the supreme court is not required to hear that of feel. a former teacher has waived a court appearance for tomorrow on charges that he sexually assaulted a student. donald low back was a teacher in concord. officials say the alleged assaults happened in 2013 and 2014 when the male student was 13 years old. the case will now go to a grand the hempstead road fire station will reopen tomorrow, 3.5 months budget cuts. voters overturned those cuts. last night, counselors added $1.6 million back into the budget. counselors say they will be working with other town their budgets as well. shelley: vice president joe biden will not be running for the white house in 2016. today, he ended months of speculation and shared the reasoning behind his decision. kenneth mouton as our commitment 2016 coverage. reporter: vice president joe biden says his tie to jump into

michael addison was convicted in the 2008 shooting death of manchester officer michael briggs. his attorneys say the trial judge violated his rights by not allowing jurors to hear evidence that he was remorseful. the state supreme court upheld his conviction last year. randy: back to the future got this wrong, the cubs will not win the 2015 world series. the empire state building lit up for the mets, after they knocked the cubs out of the playoffs last night with a 4-0 series sweep. the mets were off to an early start with a 3-run homer in the first. and the hits just kept on coming. 8-3 the final. the world series kicks off on october 27. emily: and who will join them? the jays fighting hard to stay in the running. they battled back last night from tuesday' s embarrassing loss to the royals. toronto off to an early lead with 2 runs. they clear the bases to make it 5-0 in the 6th. and that would hold. 7-1 the final. royals lead the series 3-2. game 6 is tomorrow night. new developments coming to south boston. developers released this rendering yesterday of a six-block, multi-us

michael addison was convicted in briggs. judge violated his rights by not he was remorseful. the state supreme court upheld his conviction. randy: the moi vie back to the future got this wrong. the cubs will not win the 2015 world series. the empire state building lighted for the mets after they knocked the cubs out of the playoffs. the mets were off to an early start with a three run homer in the first. hits kept coming. 8-3 the final. the world series kicking off on october 27. emily: who will be joining them? the jays battle back last night toronto off to an early lead. they clear the basis to make it -50. -- 5-0. 7-1, the final. game six is tomorrow night. randy: the bruins lose the lead in the game against the flyers. 2-2 in the first. the goal from bergeron. the b' s turned on the heat in the second. they gave up the lead in the third. the flyers push into overtime. philly scores with less than bruins lose 5-4. emily: new development coming to south boston. a six block multiuse complex called washington village is slated for andrew square. 650 square feet of retail spac

lawyers for 35-year-old michael addison filed a petition yesterday. addison was convicted in 2013 for the shooting death of manchester officer michael briggs. his attorneys say the trial judge violated his rights by not allowing jurors to hear evidence that he was remorseful, and concerned about briggs after he was in custody. they are also challenging the judge's conduct in letting the jurors hear about the privileges of the life sentence without the possibility of parole. the state supreme court upheld addison's conviction earlier this year. the u.s. supreme court is not required to hear this appeal. josh: if you have a double chin and you're not that fond of it, the f.d.a. recently approved a new treatment to help you get rid of it fast. jean: kybella is an injection of naturally formed acid found in the stomach that usually breaks down fat for digestion, it's now being used to make neck lines slimmer. >> we inject kybella into the area right underneath the chin. the fat cells rupture and the body flushes those dead fat cells out of the body over t