josh: peggy james joins us now with a live look at the road home on primary election day. peggy: hi, josh and jen. we have a road closure, center ossipee a serious crash, mile that section, so seek an alternate route. also a crash on 93 southbound at the hooksett tolls, this is in the right toll lane, not seeing a big backup from it yet, just be aware of that if you're waking your way southbound through the hooksett tolls. otherwise 293 is moving well in manchester from top to bottom. we have our usual stop and go on 101 west through the traffic lights from 114 out to wallace road in bedford. everett turnpike starting to traffic getting through the work zone in wind ham up to derry. and things are doing well out to the seacoast on the seacoast itself northbound on the spaulding turnpike it's actually moving a little better than usual tonight. from the wzid traffic network, i'm peggy james. josh: back to commitment coverage now, and the second congressional district two republicans are vying to face off against incumbent annie kuster come november. while they recognition, th

i'm peggy james. jean: a controversial pipeline in north dakota will move forward. but the challenges are not over. what the justice department is now planning over this project. tom: granite staters remembering the lives lost on september 11 ahead of this weekend's somber anniversary. mike: temperatures are heading lower as we move through the weekend, a look at the other changes on the way. indecent exposure investigation, how the charges against this man compare to three prior convictions. tom: strong words from the first responders of new hampshire's biggest city for politicians trying to make a narrator: fewer new hampshire udents are graduating debt free, while wall street and oil funding for pell grants and against letting students refinance their loans at lower rates. all while voting for tax breaks for the special interests like oil companies that give millions to help her campaign. kelly ayotte: working for the special interests, not on our side. senate majority pac is responsible for the content of this advertising. i'm really good at war. i love war in a

i'm peggy james. jean: thanks, peggy. a strange rescue remains under investigation tonight. tom: up next what we're learning about the woman tied up with jean: a young mother learns her prison sentence after facing the woman who was well prepared for her attackers. >> i pulled out my gun and shot him. mike: pleasant today, then changes take over later tomorrow. what this means for the weekend. >> he actually warninged his way into the home and grabbed the packages, he was on the phone with police dispatch. tom: at 5:30, what led police to a suspect in >> a new warning has gone out to first responders in new hampshire about a new synthetic opioid found in other parts of the country. i'm jennifer crompton in tom: police down in weymouth, mass asking for the public's help after a woman found in a ravine with her hands and feet tied with duct tape. the 18-year-old was found in a ravine last night after she dropped off in the area that she was found. but police say her story was very vague and she wasn't fully cooperative. jean: a 65-year-old manchester woman who pulled a gun dur

. >> wzid's peggy james joins us with a look at the commute. >> the rain has made it a rough ride this afternoon. a lot of crashes earlier. we have a road closure in charleston on route 12 from oxbrook road to 12a due to a serious crash. 93 northbound over the state line, a has cleared. we are seeing backups between exit one and two due to the earlier incidents in that stretch. things are looking good up to hooksett through the tolls at 93 and no problems in concord. 101 west, we got word of a 114 intersection at manchester, bedford. turnpike northbound is slowish through merrimack. on the turnpike northbound, we've got stop-and-go traffic. from the wzid traffic network, i'm peggy james. >> you'll find extra security at boston transit stations tonight. part of the reaction to the terror attacks in new york and new jersey. we will have more on that when >> hundreds of people granted citizenship by mistake. what homeland security is saying about the mix-up tonight. >> as clouds and rain move out, a summer feel takes over. how long it could last. >> a high-speed chase ends in the mcdonald

jamie: peggy james joins us live with a look at your evening commute. peggy: good evening, jamie and jen. a crash on the everett turnpike northbound in nashua, a three-car crash has just been cleared. however the backups are as you make your way north. on the southbound side people are slowing down to take a look at what happened, so there are also southbound delays at mile marker 8. otherwise 93 north coming up over the state line is moving pretty well all the way up to manchester. keep in mind they are going to do road work tonight that will have one lane closedded between exits 3 and 4 from 8:00 p.m. to 6:00 tomorrow morning. 293 dog well. a slight tap of the brakes through hooksett tolls. concord. 101 west building volume thrgh bedford. an easy ride to and from the seacoast. spaulding turnpike northbound heavy traffic between exits 1 and 5. i'm peggy james. jamie: thank you. the deaths of the parents of a former nascar driver are now under investigation. robert gordonnd his wife sharon were found dead inside their california home yesterday afternoon.

i'm peggy james. josh: next at 5:00, a horrible act of violence caught on surveillance, an elderly man shot while watering his lawn. now a reward is being jean: there is relief in one part of the country tonight, a man who police say targeted drivers in a shooting spree is behind bars. mike: the latest front to move on there does mean a shower or storm for some as we go through tonight. a timeline ahead. >> a statue sitting outside this v.f.w. in salem has been stolen, we'll show you what it looks like and how you can help get it narrator: fewer new hampshire students are graduating debt free, while wall street and oil companies get billions in tax breaks. and whose side is kelly ayotte on? she voted to cut funding for pell grants and all while voting for tax breaks for the special interests like oil companies that give millions to help her campaign. kelly ayotte: working for the special interests, not on our side. senate majority pac is responsible for the content of this advertising. josh: right now

i'm peggy james for wzid. jean: right now authorities in florida are investigating an arson at the mosque once attended by the orlando night club shooter. investigators say surveillance video captures someone approaching the building just minutes before the fire elizabeth hur shows us the clues in this case. reporter: the video is grainy, but watch closely and you can clearly see someone running away. investigators are now calling this man a person of interest, who may be responsible for intentionally setting a fire at a florida mosque. >> he was holding a bottle of some sort of fluid and what appeared to be some papers or something like that. reporter: authorities say the callers tell dispatchers the situation was getting worse by the minute. >> the flames are four to five feet, they're getting bigger. reporter: turns out this mosque is where the night club shooter worshipped. the fire set three months after that massacre, and on the day marking the start a muslim holiday. hate to set a worship center on fire

from the wzid traffic network, i'm peggy james. jean: thanks. josh: this is a big night for news 9's effort to help out hungry families. jean: jamie day ton is live the merrimack, one of just eight spots tackling hunger tonight. jamie: yes, and how about this maddie from the merrimack band here at merrimack high school, bringing the band donation to riverside christian church as part of new hampshire tackles hunger's eight games tonight and six more tomorrow. so another big weekend of collecting food for new hampshire's hungry. let's talk to brad from the riverside christian church. how are things going at the pantry and what does this mean to you? >> things are going good, jamie, and this drive is very important to us because it helps resupply supplies, and gifts like this will help carry us through the thanksgiving holiday. reporter: what's the message to your community about the pantry? >> we're here to serve you, the community, and we're here to help people. if anybody is watching this show, right now, this news broadcast, and they need assi

i'm peggy james for wzid. josh: tonight russian hackers back in the news, this time being blamed for leaking the private health records of olympic athletes. the world anti-doping agency olympic good medalists, that indicate they used banned substances, but in each case they had exemptions for medical reasons. biles tweeted i have adhd and have taken medicine for it since i was a kid. >> these documents front of that these u.s. athletes played by the book and did everything they were supposed to do. the complete russian. josh: russia is denying any involvement in this hacking case. jean: tropical storm julia is hitting florida and georgia, this time lapse shows the tropical storm forming over florida, this storm is moving slowly, and it's bringing strong winds and causing power outages. julia is expected to jump four to eight inches of rain when it reaches the south carolina coast. 40 miles per hour. but it is stuck in places jean just mentioned, that means the rain continues to fall that way and winds continue

josh: peggy james joins us with a live look at the road home mid-week. peggy: hi, josh and jean. our final commute of the summer is a pleasant one for the most part. things are easing out on 93 north coming up through windham. we had a little congestion there earlier, but you're getting through without any issues up to 293. there was an earlier accident on 293 northbound before exit 4, still seeing some minor move well up through hooksett and concord. no issues there or further north of concord. 101 we've got our typical stop and go volume between manchester and bedford making your way west bound. the everett turnpike starting to fill in with a few slowdowns through merrimack between exits 10 and 11. no trouble to and from the seacoast. but the spaulding turnpike has slowdowns. i'm peggy james for skiing for help finding two more men in connection to this weekend's bombings in new york city. agents released this surveillance image of those men. they were seen saturday night removing a bomb that did not explode in a suitcase. and then they walked away. also tonight investigators a

i'm peggy james. josh: next week the entire country will mark national heroin and opioid awareness week. the designation comes from the u.s. attorney general loretta lynch who is encouraging all u.s. attorneys offices to sponsor or participate in events aimed at developing st. louises. part of this will funding to end indicate students and parents about the dangers of drug abuse. jean: developments now in a story we first brought you last night. the 40-year-old ohio man accused of holding a woman captive is now charged with two counts of murder and kidnapping. and investigators are still trying to identify at least one an ohio -- gray faced on ohio judge. the judge set bail at $1 million. gray was charged two days after dispatchers received a frightening 911 call from a woman claiming she was abducted and held captive inside this abandoned home. >> is there any way you can get out of the building? >> i don't know without waking him and i'm scared. reporter:t for help placed after her captor fell aslee

josh 95.7 wzid's peggy james. : a live look at the road home. peggy: hi, josh, jean. no issues coming up over the state line. a little busy through that they are clearing at main and parker streets, and that should be out of your way soon. to concord and points north this evening, and this is starting to fill in out towards bedford. nothing unusual on the turnpike from nashua up to bedford, and out on the seacoast, doing pretty well tonight. that is the latest from the wzid traffic network. jean: thanks, peggy. well a strange tst still ahead, why the victims can't be repaid by the man who police say admitted to the crime. josh: and the search is now called off for a woman who disappeared during a fishing trip even though her son was just found on a life raft. reporter: low water levels are causing some problems. reporter: golf legend arnold palmer designed this. , and the new hampshire attorney general says thomas morton admitted to writing checks to himself from the society's account over three years. but the day after his admission, morton passed away. insurance wil

i'm peggy james. jean: up next, we know the name of the man accused of opening fire inside a massachusetts pharmacy, where police are searching for him tonight. josh: and a new look at the deadly police shooting that >> boxes of food are already being stacked up here in nashua. i'm cherise leclerc, we'll tell you how you can get involved with new hampshire tackles hunger next. jean: at 5:30 have you seen this woman? her family is desperately searching tonight and police need your help. josh: then at 6:00 an elaborate hack netting thousands of dollars, we'll tell you how it jean: right now police in stoughton, massachusetts are looking for a man in connection with a shooting of a teenager. police say the victim got into an argument with three suspects inside a cvs and one of them pulled o police say they arrested two teens in connection to the shooting, but suspected gunman marcus pierre luis has not been found. for the first time tonight we are seeing video recorded by the wife of keith scott, showing

i'm peggy james for wzid. jean: coming up on news 9 at 5:00, a verdict in the hayride crash that killed a 17-year-old girl and injured more than 20 other josh: fire chief killed when a suspected drug lab explodes, but he wasn't even in the building. jean: at 5:30, unsetting advertising around the college campus trying to woo young dates for older men. josh: another town adds safe stations to its fight against new hampshire's drug crisis, i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. she ate like a pig. a person who's flat chested is very hard to be a 10. does she have a good body? no. does she have a fat [expletive]? absolutely. do you treat women with respect? jean: tonight the wife of a chechen man shot and killed while being questioned about the boston marathon bombing suspects is now charged with lying to the f.b.i. according to the indictment, the wife of todashev told investigators that a person she years before the bombing, but investigators say she actually drove that person herself from new york to

i'm peggy james. josh: thanks. jean: straight ahead, hundreds of american troops will deploy to iraq. as part of the newest effort to dislodge isis. 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 de

peggy: a man named james toronto. charlie: what does he at? with the gimlet eye on my writing. it's content and style? peggy: it's primarily factual content. he is very much the personcharlt will say it did not happen in the spring of 2012. he looks out for me. you can make mistakes of judgment that to you seem an honest point of view and james will sometimes say, really? surejames saying are you will make me? someone i've never seen that doesn't need a good editor. peggy: you won't have as much fun. charlie: let's talk about this column for the new york times. yes, a speechwriter for richard nixon. charlie: what did you learn from him? peggy: he was wonderful. when i went to washington in 1984, he took me under his wing. person.n advice he took me under his shoulder. day andd me up one after a worked in the reagan white house, he had me write 2000,pieces and then in picks up the phone and calls me up saying, there is this new thing called the internet, the journal is going to have internet columns. very lightheartedly i said yes. me x dollars a month and i said could we add 10

james toronto, who is also a writer. >> rose: a what does he add or subtract? >> he looks at what i've wrifn and will sometimes question things and say, peggy, i'm not sure about this. >> rose: both content and style? >> it's primarily factual content. james is very much the person who will say that didn't happen in the winter of 2012, it happened in the early spring of 2012. but he also, i think, just sort of looks out for me. you can make mistakes of judgment that to you seem just an honest point of view that is just correct and james will sometimes say, really? okay. are you sure? and just james saying are you sure will make me think, okay, am i sure? >> rose: i've never seen somebody who couldn't use a good editor. >> if you don't have a good editor, you'll get in trouble and you won't have as much fun. editors become friends. >> rose: the great bill sapphire, wrote a column for the "new york times" and before that a writer for richard nixon. >> yes, a speech writer for nixon. >> rose: what did you learn from him? >> he was wonderful. when i went in washington in 1984 from cbs, i knew nobody, and he took me under his arm a little bit and he was sort of an a