southwestern new hampshire. we've got fog showing up in keene, airport, a lot of the valleys, through southern new the border there, you've seen that fog and the steam fog over the lakes is amazing with cold air over the comparably warmer waters of the lakes. a look now at the temperatures. it's chilly and already we're seeing the temperatures dipping down in some areas and beginning to rise know others. berlin up into the lower 40's. and whitefield went down to 30 degrees. an start out there and tomorrow morning, a couple of degrees cooler are likely. so it's going to be a cold start tomorrow morning when you get the kids off to the bus. 30's in new hampshire. 32 in marlboro and 30's throughout parts of western and central new hampshire. the temperatures get chilly as you get into northern new hampshire and the valleys as well. it's a chilly start. warning in effect in coos county until 8:00 and all the blue areas here that's the frost advisories. look for more tonight into tomorrow morning. clear skies out ther

. >> no one covers new hampshire like we do. now wmur news 9 this morning. we will get to our top stories in a minute but first josh judge joins us in the weather center. josh: good saturday morning to you. it is certainly a beautiful start to our day. look at that. just before the sunrise here at the seacoast. 48 degrees there. mainly clearskies at the moment. and cooler conditions than the last few mornings. 38 in whitefield. 38 in whitefield. the 30's, 40's and 50's on crisp feel of there. this is just the beginning. how about this? people were excited to see some heavy rain falling, even a thunderstorm or two rolled through some parts, mostly just in southern new hampshire, manchester at hooksett area last night. now, onto the much cooler air that will be pushing in through the day today and the entire weekend. instead of 70's and 80's, we are talking about mostly in the 60's northern new hampshire. talk about the rest of the weekend forecast and how long this cooling trend continues coming up. amy: a gun man remains at large in washington state after po

that's what's happening, new hampshire. i'm tom griffith, wmur news 9. >> the oldest general store in the nation is getting a makeover. the brick store in bath has been a mainstay since 1824. it was put up for auction this summer and sold for $250,000. they'll sell the same items that were previously sold. the iconic fudge stand and smoke house will still be >> a world famous band that started their unique beat in goffstown is giving back right where it began. recycled percussion took at least 30 kids school shopping on saturday and gets sweeter. they randomly invited granite staters out for ice cream in the queen city. miss new hampshire, carolyn-- the granite state. she's running her platform on preventing diabetes. she has type one diabetes herself. what is coming up, the deadliest problems, the summit and what the local leaders hope it will accomplish. around the country. you're looking live along the seacoast. clouds, gray skies at the moment. josh judge is here with your sunday forecast. no one covers new hampshire lik

people here in new hampshire are being targeted. >> no one covers new hampshire like we do. now wmur "news 9 daybreak." erin: good friday morning to you, new hampshire. thanks for ending your week with us. we appreciate that. i'm erin fehlau. we want to take a look at your forecast as we head into the weekend. for kevin this morning. it is so good to see you here. chris: it is awesome to be here. it is fun to fill in for kevin and see all of you guys again after so long. it is great to tell you about a weekend full of rain. wah wah. well, anyway. we really do need the rain. we are not just saying that. there's a severe drought in south eastern new hampshire. the timing could be better. temperatures in the 30's up not north country. it is mainly clear. there's se clouds. that will be mainly clear up in the north country and mainly cloudy in south eastern new hampshire. we have a batch of rain that's moving into cape cod. most of that stays out to sea. the stuff to the west will not. we are dealing with a day in the 50's in most of of southern new hampshire. in the 60's up to

it's race weekend in new hampshire, the new england 300 goes green at new hampshire motor speedway 2:00 sunday. this is the second race in the chase for the nascar sprint cup which is nascar's playoff system. 16 drivers in the playoffs and will be narrowed down to 12 after the first three races. no one had a tougher day yesterday than chris beuscher, he finished 28thve we asked him about his strategy coming to new hampshire. chris: new hampshire is definitely a place where you can hustle a little bit more and get more out of a racecar. we got to watch out for brake temperature, brake heat. use a lot of brake there and have the potential to burn down a right front tire. we're going to be aggressive there, but we need to be aware of that situation. haddad, the driver of the taddad ford taurus racecar will be at the raceway signing autographs, the truck race is saturday, sunday new england 300 at 2:00. no, mike will be live at the speedway to help us get our coverage kicked off on wednesday. tom: i hear he drives a smart car. stephanie: he tears out of re driver. tom: still to come on ne

counselor, colin. >> ben ostrom came to new hampshire to work for jeanne hampshire to work for jeanne shaheen's first bid for u.s. in firm and was brand manager at the farm. he is in his second term on the executive council and lives with his wife into children. colin: im running for governor to keep new hampshire moving forward. i am a dad of two young boys. i have been working on the investing in renewal and clean energy. josh: let's get a quick biography from mark connolly. mark connolly is a native of bedford and has an mba from northwestern. he was elected to the new hampshire house, serving bedford. he worked in the business world and served as assistant secretary of of the bureau securities regulation. he lives in newcastle and is engaged to be married. mark: honored to be here i have fought for new hampshire families. it is the kind of leadership i will bring. for the concord monitor. first question is going to go to steve march and but it will be directed to all of you at one point. roughly three quarters of the electorate don't know enough about the candidates on stage tonig

he's a new hampshire state rep. he's marryed and has -- married and has children. >> i'm a proven job creator. i have fought for fiscally life. i have foug for conservative values. josh: let's introduce tonight's panelist. dave solomon. david sexton and allie morris. let's get right to it. we're going begin with something you touched on representative edelblut. republican voters here in new hampshire made it very known that in the first of the nation primary that political in fact, it could be argued that ties to the establishment could be viewed as a liability rather than a benefit. how do you make the case to the tens of thousands of voters in new hampshire that you're not an establishment politician simply trying to sound like an outsider? chris: look, my father was involved in politics. my brother was involved in politics. hampshire from the rest of the country. that's how we tithe our time. my mother taught us you have to give back somehow. be a teacher. participate in public service. and that's what we do here

i love being in new hampshire thaw can experience stuff like this all the time. reporter: time to turn the page and embrace what lies ahead. in milford, andy hershberger, wmur news 9. tom: what lies ahead is the pumpkin festival. mike: that's awesome. they had a great time weather wise, but will we get any rain at all from what we call post barbara moussette: kelly came through for me and my husband, and i am just forever grateful... with my husband in cancer treatment, we fell behind on our bills, and we needed our tax refund to catch up... ...but hackers had stolen it. we were the victims of identity theft. i was terrified - we faced losing our home. she didn't know us at all, but she went to the irs and she fought for us. thanks to kelly, we got our refund and we kept our home. kelly ayotte: i'm kelly ayotte and i approved this message. i'm hillary clinton, and i approve this message. michael hayden: if he governs consistent with some of the things he said as a candidate, i would be very frightened. gillian turner: he's been talking about the option of using a

jennifer: national campaigns are once again setting their sights on new hampshire. josh: we're a swing state for sure. donald trump and democratic v.p. nominee tim kaine will be in new school and cane will be in exeter. jennifer: the democratic party says it has no concerns about the health of its nominee. this comes after hillary clinton needed help getting into a van on sunday, and then the revelation that she was diagnosed with new pneumonia. today we asked her political director about the issue of health and both nominees. >> we have two candidates who are 68 and 70 years old respectively and who have provided by of actual detailed health records. true again hrk's has provided more than donald trump. but either one of them provided far less than say jim mccain, who had significant health issues. jennifer: you can watch that full interview right now at wmur.com. josh: we have much more commitment 2016 coverage ahead. up next, neither candidate in the republican second i.d., so what does that mean for their chances tonight? jennifer: and a federal appeals court hea

, come from new hampshire, by step in new hampshire, when those answers are no, we start saying what is the likelihood of that happening in new hampshire if we have events like that? what do we have to do to protect our public. so we look at those things and saying what can we do to increase the safety of our connection or if there is a copycat. so we put into place activities that will increase the preparedness & -- and protection. josh: we are living in an estate that has not seen anything major in terms of terrorist activity. the post-9/11, water of the creek was maybe there was not enough sharing. lookinrw communication are open? dir. plummer: four new hampshire, the lines of communication are there. we have a tremendous relationship with dhs, fbi, department of public health, state and local police. we take that information and analyze it and push it out to local law enforcement and first responders. we recently had a conference call with the governor. the phone, just to make sure they have everything they need, and that they have the most up-to-date information. in new hampshir

how cool it gets and when some announcer: no one covers new hampshire like we do. now wmur news 9 tonight. >> right now, the search is on for two suspect who is racked up $10,000 worth of fraudulent purchases and what police are calling the most elaborate fraudulent case ever. mike? mike: the victim says a similar situation happened to his neighbor just about a week ago. lee police are looking for these two suspects, a white woman and a black man after kirk block's identity was stolen. in just a span of 48 hours, block says the damage was done. >> what amazes me is the speed at which they were able to move and make these mike: block was traveling. he couldn't reset his password. then an amazon delivery sent -- came to house. she says it's a camera lens. she said did you order this? i said no, i didn't order this. he said we show you signing for i wasn't there. >> block says the fraudsters used about $10,000 of his money through a papal account. they changed his e-mail preferences. so e-mailed got forwarded to an unknown e-mail. >> the same thing has happened to othe

new hampshire tackles hunger this weekend. back to you. jean: thanks, jamie. still ahead on news 9 tonight, it's the end of an international era. how world today to shimon peres. josh: and a hurricane growing stronger in the caribbean raising new concerns for areas already deal with heavy rain. hayley: and this just in at 5:00, this is hurricane matthew, is now a category 4, that's a major hurricane. 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. because ayotte opposes a woman's right to choose. in her relentless effort to overturn roe v. wade, ayotte puts critical cancer screenings at risk, hurting new hampshire women. kelly ayotte: putting her personal interests ahead of your health care. senate majority pac is responsible for the content of this advertising. jean: world leaders today gathered in israel to say a final good-bye to the country's former president, shimon peres. josh: the nobel peace prize winner died

vo: ayotte and trump: wrong for new hampshire women. senate majority pac is responsible for the 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 for treatment. pam griffin: she told me that she didn't want to live like this anymore... she begged... she begged for help, saying mom - please help me. 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. pam griffin: she listened to what we had to say, who we were - she cared about us... she didn't know us. pam griffin: we talked about the ways to remove the stigma of addiction so parents can get help. doug griffin: kelly co-authored the comprehensive addiction and recovery act - this act will save kids' lives... ...and enable families to get the help they need. doug griffin: we don't want courtney to be remembere

jen: a piece of the world trade center is passing through new hampshire and firefighters from 4 states are here to accompany it on the ride. a convoy of firefighters from new york and massachusetts rolled on 95 in seaburg heading north. st of the few remaining pieces of the world trade center. as the 15th anniversary of 9/11 nears, it is being gifted to a small town in canada that took in thousands of passengers grounded. motorcycles joining in as the conway picked up more firefighters from maine. >> it is a way to help to bring that we haven't forgotten and will not forget. jen: the piece of the world trade center. tonight in maine and move on to canada tomorrow. jennifer crompton, wmur news 9. sean: thanks. right now taking a live look out at hampton beach. pretty dark out there as hermine continues to linger off to the south of new england leaving the granite state with some light rain. hayley lapoint with the forecast. hayley: looks choppy. be careful if you have plans to be your the water the next few days to the storms out there is the storm continues to churn. it is very weak at

people here in new hampshire are being targeted. >> no one covers new hampshire like we do. now wmur "news 9 erin: good morning, new hampshire. i'm erin fehlau. we're about ready to head into the weekend. what does the weather hold us? we turn things over to chris. >> it was nice. i was just taking my early morning 5:00 a.m. drive. kevin asked to take the day off. sure, i'll stop by. usually when i say it is going to rain out, people say don't be a debbie downer for moisture. the timing is lousy. let's look at the temperatures. we're cool in the north country. the skies are clear there in berlin. we're near 50 in southern new hampshire. a patchwork of clouds. we have more rain off to the south. there's more where that came from. it appears like it is going to be more rain than dry for the upcoming weekend, including today. temperatures in the 50's and 60's. now for a look at the joined by my long-time friend, 95.7 wzid deb davidson. good morning, deb. how are you? deb: i'm going great, chris. what a great surprise and way to start friday morning. we're seeing some delays as

i've had tremendous success, i think... >> no one covers new hampshire like we do. now wmur "news 9 daybreak." erin: good morning to you on this wednesday, september 14th. the results of new hampshire's primary are still trickling in. two major races remain up in the air. sean: that's right. the g.o.p. race for governor is too close call with 93% of precincts reporting. chris sununu has 31% of the votes. frank edelblut has 30%. another race that's too close to call is the first congressional district. frank giunta and rich ashooh are neck in neck. giunta has 46% of the votes. ashooh has 45%. we will bring you more results of the new hampshire primary coming up in just a few minutes. erin: we've seen some beautiful sunrises this morning. kevin: the clouds continuing with the showers. the temperatures likely holding in the 60's. for central and southern areas, we'll start with sunshine. the chance of a couple of showers. the northern will be in the 60's with occasional showers today. erin: all right. we want to check the roads for you to see how things are moving out t

you never know what you're gonna find, >> no one covers new hampshire like we do. now, wmur news 9 daybreak. amy: it is monday, september 5. happy labor day. we begin with a live, beautiful look at the seacoast in portsmouth. let's get right to top stories. laconia police are asking for help tracking down the driver of a red car who hit a young boy. a man is found in possession of other drugs. strong rip currents and higher waves are being warned of with hermine approaching. josh: i'm sure they will be taking precautions at the coast. there is a high surf advisory in effect. 40's and lower to mid 50's around the granite state right now. there are some high, thin clouds and southeastern new hampshire has the best today. there is where the high surf advisories are in effect for today. the waves will be the highest later today and into tonight. there is the current status and condition of hermine. it will be pulling closer to us today. it will be breezy at the coast. the highs, anywhere from 71 to hermine's latest track in a few minutes. amy: hermine may not be a tropi

maggie hassan's priorities are working for new hampshire. new hampshire froze tuition. she understands that we need good highway systems. hassan is an advocate for public safety. she's kept spending under control. get without an income or sales tax. creating a surplus... and by working with anyone and everyone to create a better environment for business innovation. a new senator making fiscal responsibility work for you. i'm maggie hassan and i approve this message. tom: our commitment 2016 new hampshire votes coverage picks back up now with the congressional races. jennifer: there are republican second districts. we have live team coverage at all of their campaign headquarters tonight. we begin with shelley walcott who is covering the guinta campaign. shelley: well, jen, i'm actually here at murphy's tap room in manchester, they're setting up for what looks like will be a party tonight. this is campaign headquarters for frank guinta and he was looking pretty confident when i caught up with with with him earlier today. he was getting voters at hood middle school in derr

the new hampshire's chip kelly will make his debut for the 49ers at home later tonight. from behind to defeat holly cross on saturday night. it was the home opener and the first game in the new wildcat stadium. but the blue and white immediately had to put that one behind them because the instate rivals are waiting, they play at the dartmouth big green on saturday night. >> it's going to be interesting, we played them a couple years ago, was a good game. it's going to be a good game, looking forward to it. something special. >> we could, we have to stay together, play, find out what's going on. dartmouth is one of the best teams in the ivy league. >> i'm excited about that, instate team, it's going to be great. >> we know they're a good team and we know they're going to come to play, so it's for the granite cup, it's both division one teams in new hampshire, so it's going to be a fun one. >> red sox start the week with a two-game over both the orioles orioles come call tonight, price against miley. girls socker from this afternoon, the pinkerton astros hosting the bedford

it is part of the new hampshire way. it wouldn't be a good primary. >> what i can tell you is not going to be the next governor. ray: now the democratic race was decided with colin van o'tern easily winning over marchand and connolly. he pledged to keep new hampshire a no sales tax state, attract higher pays job, and try to extent the commuter rail service. his experience proves he's ready to lead the gran s make in the next two years will determine the economic future for the next decade to come. i know we can move our state forward the new hampshire way. we will leave politics at the door. we'll bring people together to work together with a focus on progress. not on partisanship. ray: the van ostern called for the kick off campaign. chris christie, is the feature speaker. live in bedford, ray brewer. sean: all right. thanks. the race for the republican nomination in the first congressional district is still too close to call. almost all of the votes are in. an incumbent congress mannar rowly leads rich ashooh. erin: ne

they're selling to help the new hampshire food bank. the pokemon go started bringing they're playing and collecting donations for the food bank and canned goods. >> the goal is to donate 1,000 meals this weekend. >> coming up, new developments on the deadly shooting rampage in philadelphia. the evidence that they say the gunman left at the scene. a fiery crash from the sky. how all four i'm really good at war. i love war in a certain way. including with nukes, yes including with nukes. i know more about isis than the generals do, believe me. nuclear, just the power the devastation, is very important to me. you live a portable life. new dannon oikos nonfat yogurt drink fits right in it. with 10 grams of protein... and zero added sugar, zero artificial sweeteners, zero fat. just what you need to help keep you going. new kos yogurt drink. >> good morning, hooksett. and we have some wet pavement along i-93. occasional showers moving through and 66 degrees. more on the timing of the showers, and when we could see a few breaks today. that's co

new hampshire history hitting the auction block. josh: up next buyers from across the country are expected to bid for pieces of the now shuttered rockingham park. year and the timing of washington d.c.'s newest museum carries extra significance for many americans. when i first found out that carl had been using heroin on and off for a year. i immediately thought not my son. i found him in his bathroom with a syringe still in his hand and that was the worst day of my life. annie kuster is leading the fight regarding this opioid epidemic. she's definitely a leader. i just love annie. i'm annie kuster and i approved this message. jean: this weekend you have the chance to buy a piece of history from rockingham park. josh: memories of more than 100 years of horse racing will be auctioned off. today folks had had a chance to it starts tomorrow morning at 9:00 and goes through sunday. >> it's the history in new hampshire, i mean, it dates back to 1906, there's memorabilia here from the 20's, and people from the state of massachusetts, all

you can watch that concert tonight on me tv new hampshire, it begins at 8:00 pm. and you'll find more information about it on wmur.com. jennifer: a new study suggests that people's preparation for a stor name. the study says part of the reason that female named storms are deadlier than male named storms, that's because people don't take as many precautions. but the national center for atmospheric research says the pattern is likely a fluke, because up until 1979 all hurricanes had had female names. mike: of course the big name around these parts over the past several days, hermine. it's what we call a post tropical storm, losing the tropical characteristics but not the wind and surf. right now at rye beach the surf is continuing to kick up. waves just off shore, 5 to as much as 10 or 11 feet and that will be the case right through tomorrow, even tomorrow night and early wednesday. so watch out, beach goers and mariners, it will be rough out there through the middle of the week. beautiful in the heart of the lakes region today. the weekend as a whole has beenn labor

josh: the family of the new hampshire journalist killed by that terror group is making a new effort to keep his memory his legacy of wanting to make a difference. >> we had 80's and 90's in september, so we may as well have some 50's too, we'll take a look at the much cooler weather pattern. >> a manchester man allegedly confessed to robbing two stores armed with a knife. coming up we'll tell you about the strange explanation we offered to police. since a young woman was found brutally murdered in the apartment behind me, tied to another a year later. we are one nation under god. that black and white, we are one nation indivisible. that republican and democrat, we are all americans. i'd like to punch him in the face. you know what they used to do to guys like that? they'd be carried out in a stretcher, folks. priorities usa action is responsible josh: a black man is dead after a police involved shooting at a strip mall in el cajon, california. authorities say an officer opened fire after the man pulled an object from his pocket, pointed at officers and assumed a shooting stance. police

they both clearly value new hampshire's status as a swing state. and both will be here, clinton tomorrow, trump on thursday. tom: strange fliers posted near the campus of u.n.h. jennifer: what those fliers are advertising that has the town and university officials on alert tonight. tom: fall is here and that means big business for the granite state. how many visitors w could spend. >> certainly more of an unsettled weather pattern moving in and that means plenty of chances for rain, a look at which days have the best chance. >> in sports we'll show you the impact of the new hampshire e top job at the family resort. but then things went, well, downhill. over the years, chris cut jobs. chris cut workers' hours to deny them health insurance. and now he opposes the minimum wage. chris has never had to work for anything. chris sununu has no business being governor. this advertisement has been paid for by put new hampshire first ation under god. that black and white, we are one nation indivisible. that republican and democrat, we are all americans. i'd l

i have helped great new hampshire companies grow, like southern new hampshire university, where helped start a college that now has thousands of students getting a degree with no debt. and we need to support planned parenthood funding 100% of the time. i think that proved to be a convincing background are the results that matter to their lives. good schools, good jobs, low taxes, efficient state government with less red tape. those are the issues i have been focused on. josh: you have two dam executive counselors -- you have two executive councilors left standing. dartmouth hitchcock had to deal with layoffs. what is your take? mr. van ostern: it was a bipartisan and unanimous vote to approve the contract. it came after some delays. only after we were sure there would be very specific requirements for staffing and qualifications. i am glad dartmouth has reaffirmed, after these disappointing layoffs, that they will meet every item within the contract specifications. i will hold them to that, as an executive council. we will not relax the standards simply because of the economic challeng

the chair of new hampshire democratic party ray buckley and d.n.c. committee woman kathy sullivan held a news conference in manchester today and they took aim at gubernatorial nominee chris sununu just hours before that race was called. although he did run as a moderate, democrats >> he's going to try to pretend that he is not the extreme right wing candidate that he is. he is going to try to run like he's charlie baker of massachusetts, but if he's ever elected governor of new hampshire he will govern like paul le page of maine. josh: democrats will have to work hard to make their candidate recognizable. although van ostern did win the primary election, our last poll know enough about him to form an opinion. but the general election matchups are now set. and it could be a very interesting conclusion to this election cycle. jean: you said it right there. thanks, josh. we have much more ahead at 5:00, including another cyber attack, this time targeting american olympians. josh: and another tropical storm makes landfall. what screul yeah means for the m

and as of now, i'd have to say no. >> no one covers new hampshire like we do. now wmur "news 9 daybreak." erin: good morning. it is tuesday, september 6th. look at the lake there. it is almost like a mirror. it the seacoast right now where they are seeing all of the pretty high surfs. sean: it is tough out there. the summer heat is going to maybe a return this week. josh will talk about that in a moment. first the top stories. we are following some breaking news in danville. the attorney general's office says it is investigating a suspicious death on caramel drive there. calling hours are being held today for a 4-year-old girl who was killed in a horse riding accounts -- accident at the lancaster fair. motorcycle crash that left a 40-year-old man from dover dead. erin: we lucked out. josh: we need the rain. there's more drizzle and light showers beginning to pop up in south eastern new hampshire at the moment. that's good news. there should be more of that through the day today, tonight as well. connected to what we s south is post tropical storm hermine which w

josh: when you combine the new hampshire primary victory along with the several trips he's made to new hampshire in the course of the last year, seems clear that donald trump has become very comfortable in the granite state. but if the polls are correct it also shows that he's got to make up some ground against hillary clinton in the next five weeks. you might imagine that came up quite a bit during his remarks today. he did cover a number of different topics today, from to hillary clinton, hitting her where perhaps it hurts her campaign the most, on the issue of trust. >> the wall street investors have rigged the regulations against the middle class. they're donating to hillary clinton, follow the money. the wealthy donors who want to shut down american energy, they're donating to hillary clinton. follow the money. the special interests who want to open borders are donating hillary clinton. again, just follow the money. reporter: of course donald trump has his own past to deal with, including a recent issue that came up today, a report that said that he violated u.s. embargo with cuba

and donald oil wells in new hampshire? you'd think so the way kelly ayotte voted. ninety percent with the big oil koch brothers. she voted to give big oil more than $20 billion in tax breaks. they gave kelly ayotte campaign contributions. corporate special interests are spending millions supporting her campaign... like the koch brothers. kelly ayotte: paid for by big oil; voting for big oil. the content of this advertising. >> now, meteorologist hayley lapoint and your stormwatch 9 forecast. hayley: good evening, everybody. did you wake up to thunder and heavy rainfall? those storms are gone. in its wake, a beautiful evening. compare that to the seacoast at 81. those are cirrus clouds made of ice. cool to see. look at the rain totals today. unfortunately, it was not a lot. we need a lot more to help with the drought. any little bit helps. belmont over one inch -- half an inch. it just is not a lot. the ground is so dry it only temporarily gets soaked and cannot saturate the ground because it is so dry. we need days of rain

announcer: no one covers new hampshire like we do. now, wmur news 9 tonight. tom: and tonight at 11, a man accused of sexually assaulting two young victims is charged. good evening, i'm tom griffith. victims in this case and wmur's cherise leclerc is live where ely was arraigned today. cherise: the county attorney took those 10 years to collect enough evidence in order to charge ely. he is ordered to stay away from all minors including his two alleged victims. >> these are horrendous charges. cherise: the victims were between 11 and 13 at the time he is a them. authorities say it happened in his hometown of new new hampshireton. there are three charges in total, two counts of aggravated felonious sexual assault of a child under 16 and another also under the age of 16. >> very troubling allegations and concerning to the community as well. cherise: they're calling for more people to come forward. welcome them to come forward. cherise: ely was arrested at his home wednesday. news 9 cameras went to the home for comment, but there was no answer. gull brandson would

much cooler air beginning to filter in as a true, early taste of autumn air is building in across new hampshire. tomorrow night and what about that chance of rain beyond 72 hours he? that straight ahead. tom: on to commitment 2016 now. tonight, new information is out surrounding both presidential nominees health. hillary clinton's doctor says she is recovering from her pneumonia and remains healthy and fit to serve as president of the united states. and donald trump shared a summary of his latest physical on the doctor oz show. dr. oz reviewed trump's family medical history, heart health and medications. shelley actress molly ringwald : was in the granite state today campaigning on behalf h she's a mother of three who is a long way from her home in new york city. but she said, the sacrifice is worth it. she's a star of the big screen who's latest role is on the political stage. >> you know, i really just felt like it was -- i had to. >> this is the single worst day of my entire life. >> molly ringwald was an icon of the 80's. a card carrying member of the so-called brat pack. known for teen ang

arrive this week aren't done yet, when we turn down the thermostat in a big way. >> no one covers new hampshire like we do. now wmur news 9 at 6:00. josh: tonight the new hampshire supreme court is considering an issue that could impact victims rights on thank you for joining us, i'm josh mcelveen. jennifer: i'm jennifer vaughn. lawyers for the family of murder victim lizzi marriott want her sexual history kept private during her killer's appeals process. they say revealing it could prevent future victims from coming forward. wmur's andy hershberger is here with more. reporter: prosecutors say this is a unique case and historic steps need to be taken to protect a victim's privacy. i it's a case that could have lawyers for the family of murder victim lizzi marriott and state prosecutors are asking the state supreme court to keep information about her sexual past private during the appeals process. just as it was during the trial of seth mazzaglia who is serving a life sentence for marriott's death. >> she's not gone, she was murdered. whether the victim was murdered or not makes no difference to

new hampshire firefighters joined four other crews from across new england for the trip out west. your deist, smokey is to job you will do in your life. >> firefighter david kullgren tell us crews were getting only 5 hours of sleep a night, they were up at 4:30 each day and worked until 7:00 at night battling tough conditions. >> some days they had us had the fire. actually holing out the equipment to work in other places. >> kullgren says the pioneer wildfire is only 55% contained and continues to grow each day. >> when we left it was about 180,000 acres so it grew 100,000 acres in the two weeks we were there. >> right now, nineteen crews continue to assist from all over the country. >> we have many firefighters who have been involved in the program for the years. they have gone on over 20 deployments throughout the country, as far away as alaska and quebec. assist us. >> kristen carosa, wmur news 9. amy: we are told that fire could continue to burn until november. fire officials are hoping the snow will eventually put it out. in the meantime, more crews from new hampshire could

that's what's happening, new hampshire. i'm tom griffith, wmur news 9. >> now, news 9 sports. >> well, it's official, the new england patriots tight e gronkowski is out for the season opener this weekend against arizona. he's been dealing with a hamstring injury since the chicago bears august 15th. 's been limited in practice. so jimmy garafalo will be without one of his significant weapons for his first careernal start. >> the red sox and blue jays going for the top spot in the division one. jays with a canada goose jacket and $10,000 for his children's charity. and scoring pedroia from first base, 38 doubles on the year for mo mookie, 1-0 red sox there. and rick porcello was on the round going for his 20th victory, he struck out jose bautista. and the sox kept going to help him out. a score by andry there and that chased estrada out of the game. and there were homers in the 7th innings a the sox cruise to the 13-3 win and that means porcello becomes the first 20-game winner in the majors. boston by two games. saturday time

vo: ayotte and trump: wrong for new hampshire women. senate majority pac is responsible for the cherise: support is continuing to grow for a new hampshire girl diagnosed with leukemia. abby then dyke -- van dyke is a seventh grader. you may have seen the orange flamingos all over town to remind abby that she is loved. ther air at dartmouth college and it is attracting spectators. these are live pictures of the infamous corpse flower named morphy. the seven and a half foot flower is in full bloom. if you want to visit, the greenhouse will be open on sunday from 10:00 until 3:00. that makes people want to smell it i guess. hayley: that thing is huge. i don't know if i have ever seen it is a sensitive plants. there may even be some frost in the upper valley and in northern portions of this age. i will show you how cool it will get, coming up. cherise: ahead, in sports, we >> now, meteorologist hayley lapoint and your storm watch nine forecast. hayley: take a look at this beautiful web cam image from warner. the last light of the day, 58 de

vo: ayotte and trump: wrong for new hampshire women. senate majority pac is responsible for the >>> tonight, breaking news. hillary clinton and donald trump, the head to head match-up finally here. the first time for donald trump on a debate stage against just one other candidate. the stakes enormous for hillary clinton, too. trying to earn back trust. the race, a dead heat. we have inside reporting, what each candidate has in their arsenal, ready for tonight. hour shooting rampage. the suspect taking aim at drivers. nine people wounded. what was discovered inside his car. >>> the flood emergency at this hour. thousands urged to evacuate. rivers rising. flash floods from texas to iowa. the system now moving east. >>> the tragic death of a major league player and his friends. authorities tonight investigating. >>> and we celebrate an american

reporter: but to win new hampshire in november she may need the help from the man who won new hampshire in february. in his mine it seems it's made up. >> catastrophe for our country and in fact the world if trump were elected president. reporter: in an interview sanders says losing the nomination was difficult and concedes that clinton has to earn back trust. but given the choice, sanders says forgiving clinton for past mistakes should be a no brainer. >> you don't have to be in love with a candidate. what that candidate has got to do is deliver for the middle class and working class of this country, that's what we need right now. history that it'sle imperative that we defeat trump and elect hillary clinton. i intend to do everything i can to make that happen. josh: this summer her visit back here just two days after the debate also shows there's a very high value on new hampshire's handful of erect torl votes in what could be a very close election come november. jennifer: people started lining up early this morning hoping to get seats inside cherise leclerc spoke to supporters and pro

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look at doppler to the east of new hampshire. but there are some lingering showers over mostly southern parts of the state where we need it the most. so really good news here. more showers around the area stretching towards francestown and through manchester and auburn, getting close to merrimack. so more showers will continue for the next two, three, even four hours this evening mostly rain. once these showers move out by late evening, we're in the clear in terms of the steady rain, but we'll start to see the low clouds and fog lingering to about daybreak tomorrow. in terms of the rain, how much has it added up to in a good part of southern and central new hampshire? josh is standing by with a look at the numbers. >> the rain totals were impressive at times, not so much yesterday, but certainly today. that is for sure. we take amounts. there they are. you can see that we had those rain totals yesterday of a couple hundredths of an inch in many locations. today, from midnight on through the day, up to the minute, you can see very

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announcer: no one covers new hampshire like we do. and now, wmur news 9. shelley: and tonight at 11:00, we are watching post-tropical storm hermin and those are south of new england. good evening. i'm shelley walcott. tom: and i'm tom griffith. tonight, a third death has been associated with the storm. warnings and watches are in place throughout new england. shelley: and here in new hampshire, a high-surf advisory is in effect until tomorrow morning. planning to swim in hampton beach? if you are, you may want to rethink that. conditions along the seacoast are considered dangerous and expected to worsen, so tomorrow, there will be no swimming allowed. now this decision happens only , once every three or four years. >> commencing tomorrow, tuesday, bathing at hampton beach will be totally restricted. not allowed. tom: but surfers are loving mother nature. the heavy surf is expected to last at least a few more days. many told news 9 they'll catch it until it's gone. >> if you surf in new england, you wait for september. you wait for the storms to come up. an

. >> no one covers new hampshire like we do. the now, wmur news 9 tonight. shelley: we head to commitment 2016 coverage tonight. we are now just hours away from the first votes in the new hampshire primary. good monday evening, i'm shelley walcott. tom: and i'm tom griffith. there's a number of races on the ballots but tonight we're going to focus on five big races across the state starting with sexton following the republican race for governor. adam? adam: republicans haven't held the corner office in concord in a decade but they're excited about their chances in 2016. they just have to figure out who will be running in november first. at weed family automotive in concord, jeanie forrester talked with a team that knows a thing or two about fixing things. she wants to take a similar approach she's proud of the race she's run. >> i think i've had the right attitude going into it which is i just want to serve the state and i'm having fun and listening to what's important to people. adam: at the puritan back room in manchester, chris sununu campaigned booth by

erin: the flu is in new hampshire. the department of health says an adult tested positive for the flu. except children younger than six months, to get vaccinated right away. symptoms include fever, headache, cough, sore throat, and runny rose. the last season there were 19-flu related deaths in new hampshire. sean: we have an update to a story we told you about earlier this week. a man wanted in connection with a bank robbery has been arrested. vincent toro was taken into custody in north carolina on tuesday. they believe he held up a td bank last friday. have been responsible for two other bank robberies. erin: memorial corral hospital is holding a ribbon cutting to unveil the newly renovated practice space for primary care, oncology, and chemotherapy. it took two years. the public is up sited to attend an open house after the ribbon cutting which gets underway at 5:30 at the main entrance to memorial hospital. sean: coming up on thursday, it is a story you may want to hear before doing your laundry. samsung washing m

. >> no one covers new hampshire like we do. now wmur "news 9 erin: good morning, new hampshire. we hope you had a nice, long holiday weekend. sean: turns out the weather was nice. out on the seacoast is still seeing some surf. kevin: the surf could be five to ten feet today. it is interesting. certainly more than we're used to normally. we could see dangerous rip currents at times. there's a high surf advisory in effect. stop the presses and check this out. a couple of rain showers during the overnight hours. that's sweet music to a lot state that have been the most drought affected in far southern new hampshire. they really made it up about as far north as manchester or so. we'll widen the view. you can see the spinning action going on right there to the south of new england. it will stay there now for a day or two before it begins to peter out and drift away over the next couple of days. winds. 65 miles per hour at the core. the high surf advisory in effect for all of new hampshire and maine's coast todays. the temperatures will be all over the place. coolest at the coast as y

because new hampshire deserves better. that's why i'm batting for good-paying jobs, to protect social security and medicare... ...and help families pay for college... i approved this message because no matter what they're throwing at me... i'll never stop fighting for you. i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. he's not a war hero, he's a war hero because he was captured. i like people that weren't captured ok. donald trump compared his sacrifices to the sacrifices of two parents who lost their son in war. how would you answer that father? what sacrifice have you made for your country? i think i've made a lot of sacrifices, built great structures. i've had tremendous success, i think... those are sacrifices? tom: several hundred ears of corn stolen from a pembroke farm overnight, hand picked in the heist that the farmer says must jennifer: the popular farm stand is on hooksett road in hooksett. but the produce was fill feared from their -- pilfered from their field in pembroke. this has been a tough growing year,