sean: now at noon, a serious crash in portsmouth. a tractor trailer and compact car collide, forcing a road to be shut down. nearly two dozen people are without a place to live because of an overnight fire that every engine in manchester responded to. kevin: cooler air coming in on a breeze this afternoon, how that sets us up for the halloween weekend ahead. sean: heroes and villains are taking over the granite state for an epic battle. we take you behind the scenes at marvel universe live. sean: we begin this noon with a [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >> no one covers new hampshire like we do. sean: and we do begin this noon with a developing situation out of portsmouth. right now, ocean road is closed because of a serious crash involving a tractor trailer a small car. good afternoon, everybody. thanks for joining us. i' m sean mcdonald. let' s get right to wmur' s jennifer crompton with the latest from portsmouth. jennifer: a s

manchester, 50 miles per hour, 21 in portsmouth. a little lighter in the monadnock region, which is a good thing. overnight the winds are going to pick up and become gusty particularly at the seacoast where we do have the threat for coastal flooding due to the winds. and the higher tide we are in due to the full moon we have had recently. coastal flood watch goes until tomorrow morning with a high tide at 12:51 a.m.. that' s when there could be some splash over and minor flooding due to high astronomical tides and a wind advisory for gusts up during the overnight hours and only two more morning. heavy downpours throughout the overnight and probably when most of us wake up tomorrow morning. by lunchtime we will start to have some dried times. scattered showers around but there will be some breaks for you might see the sunshine. finally the whole system pulls out of your thursday night. friday looks much brighter, maybe a couple of showers in northern new hampshire. friday will be cooler and clearer with more sunshine. look at the for

in portsmouth, jennifer crompton, wmur news 9. jennifer: the coast guard is ending its search for crew members aboard a cargo ship that sank during hurricane joaquin. the father of crew member says the search for survivors will end at sundown. the 790-foot cargo ship sank thursday after an engine failure in the storm. crew members have ties to maine and two to massachusetts. the national transportation safety board says it will try and retrieve the ship's data recorder. family members say they will keep praying for a miracle. the death toll in the southern floods rose to 19 today when divers found the bodies of two people who had disappeared. deputies say the pairs truck plunged into water when they drove around a barricade. rivers are still running quite high and bringing more water to the already flooded coast. drivers are being recruited around a 74-mile section of 95 because of flooded rivers. hayley: incredible to see all of that rain down there, easily double digit amounts of rain in south carolina over the weekend. thankful

`earlier in the day rubio `attended a house party in `portsmouth. `his campaign says new hampshire `will be a more frequent stop in `the coming weeks. `the deputy chief of the salem `police department jumped into `action when he found a man `unconscious. `deputy chief james chase was `leaving a private security job `at rockingham racetrack `overnight when he found a man `unconscious and not breathing. `having a heart attack and `started doing cpr, reviving him `twice before first responders `arrived. `chase says he' s no hero. `>> i didn' t expect that, it was `pitch dark in a parking lot. `you just kind of go into a ` motion and do your job. `it' s a great feeling that it `actually worked and that he' s `actually going to recover :08 ` . `when i woke up this morning, i `wasn' t sure if they were going `to say he was alive. `when the officer called me i was `like while. `i was happy to hear that he was `ok and talking. `shelley: chase says the man may `need surgery but he' ll likely be `ok. `coming up on news 9 tonight. `athlete and reality t.v. `pe

the 15th annual new hampshire film festival is underway at portsmouth portsmouth. it runs through sunday. folks like winona ryder and al pacino bustles with action. jennifer crompton with a view from the balcony. >> they're rolling out the red carpet in portsmouth, over 10,000 people expected for the new hampshire film festival. movie makers, movie buffs, big films and big business. the banners are hung and streets and businesses are packed as 110 movies roll at four different downtown venues, straight through sunday. from comedies to documentaries, submissions. >> we've already been to one, it's great. >> it's a highly competitive festival in its 15th year. the sundance of the east, but more affordable. >> tickets to sundance are over thousands of dollars and yet, we're bringing the same films and we're combining them with the local film makers. >> it's our fifth year, and my wife and i, she'll be with me tomorrow, lots of cool movies. >> aside from the screenings and after-parties, we also have a whole lineup of panels and work shops. >> on topics like raising aw

went to overtime and then penalty kicks, portsmouth advances with the win. in addition to the world series and celtics we have playoff soccer to follow tonight. new england revolution in the knockout round in major league soccer, they play at d.c. united at rfk stadium. charley davies the leading scorer on the revs with 10 goals, he goes against his former team tonight. jennifer: he has the big dance moves. don't forget to tune in for "new hampshire chronicle" following back here tonight after"

even a few rain showers as well as we saw on the web cam from portsmouth, basically from portsmouth to hampton seabrook and along 101 and southward is coming down. it is mostly light, but it mayim pack any of your evening plans if you plan to be outdoors. here's the setup, we're going to have historic flooding going on in the southeastern part of the u.s., not from joaquin, but from here. we're continuing to get winds out of the northeast, that's why it's so cool. which has been downgraded to a category 3. and the latest track again takes it way out to sea, far away from us. only a small chance of this more westerly track here. but at this point looks like it will have no impact on us. through the rest of the weekend, lots of clouds, showers occasionally. sunday will be brighter. that's probably the day to be outside, maybe mo the lawn, go to the fair. anything you want to do, that will be the brighter of the two days. but still rather cool for this time in october. overnight tonight, temperatures in the 30's and 40's. it will be cloudy, and breezy, continues to be breezy even during t

stars are in town for the new hampshire film festival of portsmouth. what movies you can see this weekend.

in portsmouth, jennifer crompton, wmur news9. shelley: solar panels are growing in popularity across the state and there are incentives for homeowners. >> we got about $3,000 back which is the maximum you can get back as a residential owner from the state. shelley: coming up on news 9 tonight the programs that will reward you for going solar and when those programs are coming to an end. mike: the first weekend of october is just about here so plus the chance of showers. shelley: hard to imagine but winter is right around the corner. and so are those big bills. tom: thousands are harvesting the power of the sun to stay warm and in some cases making a little money. tonight, wmur' s amy coveno finds out what it takes to go solar. >> pardon the pun solar energy is hot right now. >> i would anticipate this year we will be at 400% over where we granite state solar is hiring. >>granite state solar is hiring. because nh homeowners are going solar in droves and the clock is ticking to cash in on impressive state and federal rebate program

still tracking showers or areas of drizzle, especially in portsmouth and into hampton. there might be a couple areas of drizzle or showers. for the most part, wet weather is over with. tomorrow, high temperatures will only get into the 50' s. as we get into the second half of the weekend, temperatures warm up in a big way. i will talk about the entire weekend forecast coming up. tom: today marks a somber anniversary in new hampshire. tenures ago, floodwaters swept through the town of alstead. jean mackin return to alstead to show us how the town is remembering the day. jean: many people recall vividly where they were 10 years ago at 7:25 in the morning, when the wall of water where each -- water reached this spot. the rows of photographs displayed kerry flood survivors back to october 9, 2005. days of unrelenting rain collected by dozens of acres. it was held back by a hill at the top of a town until the earth gave way. while many were saved by early evacuations, four lives were dozens of homes swept away, along with everything in the path of that wall of water. >> the

travel is slow from raymond, closer to exeter and hampton, portsmouth. you see the yellows and oranges on radar, that's indicating where some of this heavy rain is and this batch moving right over and along 101, probably getting into lee and durham and portsmouth within the next half-hour, rain probably picking up, and then finally wrapping up, you can see out by keene, alstead, his where things are wrapping up and very quickly, all of us will see that happening too. this is a cold front that's moving through and it's a long trailing cold front. look how far back it goes, all the way toward memphis and oklahoma. and it is a cold front. so behind it some much cooler air. tomorrow temperatures across the state likely won't even crack 60 degrees. so when you're out there doing your apple picking, checking out the foliage, you'll want your heavy jacket because it's going to feel cool and crisp, especially with the northwest wind that will be kicking in as well. rain showers the heaviest end during the early evening and then maybe a couple scattered showers.

he is at portsmouth country club right now. tomorrow, he will make stops at an office in windham and saint anslem college. he will also meet with college 4:30. new hampshire fish and game is asking for your help to find a missing hiker. conservation officers say claire marie cocuzzo of westwood, massachusetts planned to hike in forest from october fifth to the a family member says she was hiking from mount garfield trailhead to bond cliff and back but did not return. if you have information on the woman in this photo, call new hampshire fish and game at the number on the bottom of your screen. today, actor randy quaid is expected back in a vermont court on a charge that he left the being accused of vandalism in court documents say the quaids damaged furniture, a fireplace , and a mirror at a guest home they face felony charges of occupying the property illegally and failing to appear in court. quaid and his wife evi were the united states from canada. two local school principals are earning national honors for their efforts in

right now along the southern tier, that's where we do have showers moving through from portsmouth down into seabrook, a little slow going along the 95 corridor here because of the rainfall. same thing on 101 from exeter toward raymond. in manchester only the southern part of the city getting in on some of the light rain showers, but it gets heavier if your travels take you toward derry, salem, plaistow. light to moderate rainfall continuing on there. here are the temperatures, we're stuck in the 50's, these were our highs really through the day. overnight most of us will fall back into the 40's, but it won't be quite as chilly, because the clouds will actually help us retain some of this heat from the day, although not much heat at all. winds have been strong, about 6 miles per hour. but we have had gusts stronger than that, although it doesn't look like we have had any of those across the state, but earlier we had some near 20 or 30 miles per hour. this breeze will be relentless. as we go through the weekend, even tomorrow afternoon will likely have gusts up near 20, even 25 miles per

reporter: they're rolling out the red carpet in portsmouth, over 10,000 people expect forward the new hampshire film festival. movie makers, movie buffs, big films, and big business. the banners are hung, the streets and businesses packed, as 110 movies roll at four different venues, straight through sunday. from comedies to documentaries, chosen from more than 1,000 submissions. >> i've already been to one, it was great. reporter: the festival is in its 15th year, the sundance of the east, but more affordable. >> tick totes sundance are over thousands of dollars, yet we're bringing the same films and we're combining them with the local filmmakers. >> my wife will be with me tomorrow, but it's a great time, lots of cool movies. reporter: aside from all the screenings and after parties, we also have a whole lineup of panels and workshops. reporter: on topics like raising awareness through film. on the panel this year, the maker of beating market basket, and another making a movie about battling heroin as a community. and there are four comedians on the ever popular comedy panel. we bum

`good luck also goes out to jeff `odess from franklin oyster house `in portsmouth. `he also qualified for the `national competition. `good luck to both of them. `sean: there' s still more news to `come on wmur this daybreak. `the latest on that outage that `affected airports nationwide. `what customs officials are `saying this morning. `erin: quick, think fast. `what' s one things pennsylvania, `texas, and new hampshire have in `common? `start guessing. `we will tell you ahead. `kevin: cool air out of canada `just in time for the weekend. `the details coming tt2watv#`8t bt@q'e@ tt2watv#`8t "a@q7i$ tt2watv#`8t bm@q

dover and portsmouth. jack brandon scored and a 12-yard touchdown run with 59 seconds to go to left the green roberts, 140 passing, and won over 1,000 yards for the season, but warriors will miss the playoffs because the pinkerton win. and goffstown meet the only division team in division one, goffstown, they're 8-0 in their side. goffstown, bedford, bg, most likely north if they win are in. concord and alvern, tide with a 17-14 win at home. >> the playoff picture here is cloudier. kearsarge, cougars and mathews with a touchdown run, after the two-point conversion. kearsarge, 54-48. they should be in. the eagles win it 37-zip finish 7-1 and win the north conference championship championship. lebanon and kon convel. and the q.b. escapes and finds isaac bacon for a 25 yard gain. and baldwin at the cameraman, that's phil tatro hanging in there. the raiders were tough though, the quarterback is going to scramble for a 15-yard pickup and milliken, raiders win. and they will probably be the last team in. jaguars

a greener industry tourism is number $17 billion and i pioneered this issue on grant avenue and portsmouthare it attracts to going to shops only very little but i think it is something don't forget from the 1950s the arts and so much rich cult and might want cultural community we should look at it and see if we can promote the arts the green industry. >> the disney lands i'm worried about we're outline worried about not about segues for photographers about losing our artists and losing our are curled deceptive our economic diversities about the increases evictions in this district a about the also have artists i'll sxham the requirement that a space is required for nonprofits and for artists it is high time that san francisco lead in if direction it is high time we protect the people who make that such a vibrant community i'm worried about that being a december necessary land everyone is super rich and an interesting place to live in are forced out (clapping.) a >> so i'm going to try to stick to answering the question how can we modulate the tourists to our district i hear about that a lo

`jeff odess from franklin oyster `house in portsmouth. `he also qualified for the `national competition. `so we have two guys were going `to be competing in that. `to do. `erin: and to do it so quickly. `sean: i guess if you have done a `100,000 coming get pretty good. `still to come the latest on that `, outage that affected airports `nationwide. `what customs officials are `saying this morning. `erin: quick, think fast. `what' s one things pennsylvania, `texas, and new hampshire have in `common? `start guessing. `we will tell you the answer just `ahead. `kevin: gradually cooler air in `time for the weekend. `we will have details coming up. `you' `kevin: we start off with a `beautiful sunrise along the `coast. `42 degrees. `one of the last holdouts in the `40' s. `a lot of 30' s and 20' s on the `map. `highs in the 50' s to lower 60' s. `sunshine through midafternoon `before high clouds move in late. `the son of the neck system `approaching and the cooldown for `the weekend. `details coming up. `-- a sign of the next system `approaching

here are live pictures from the portsmouth area. meteorologist hayley lapoint is joining us with the details. hayley: it's going to mainly be from the ocean that the flooding would be occurring during hey tide hours. with the winds blowing out of the southeast, it will be perfect conditions for minor flooding right at the seacoast during the overnight hours tonight. but for the rest of us it is some heavy rain passing through. even up into coos county there was a report of some small hail coming down. i wouldn't be surprised, this is very heavy rain. you see the oranges and yellow colors indicated on radar, so anywhere north of colebrook into pittsburgh, it's pouring hard. the win speeds have started to pick up a little, nothing too crazy at the moment. laconia about 15 miles per hour. 14 miles per hour in portsmouth. so here's what you can expect. this is a real october rain storm, we do tend to get these around here. and we'll have the rain, the wind and then a surge in the temperatures for the day tomorrow, in fact some of us wil

portsmouth fire is trying to determine how the fire started. concord police are looking for the shirtless robber who held up a mcdonald' s at gunpoint. walking into the restaurant on fishersville road shortly before 1:00 friday morning wearing only a mask, shorts and what looked like water shoes. police say he pointed a gun at the cashier and threatened to kill her if she didn' t hand over the cash drawer. if you have any information, please call concord police. politicians from across the country are in hampton this weekend, talking about the concern of rising sea levels. the rising tides summit is being held at ashworth by the sea hotel. officials say climate change is rising sea levels and flooding coastal areas. the national oceanic and atmospheric administration or noaa says since the 1960' s, flooding has increased on all 3 u.s. coasts by more than 300%. officials say addressing the problem will require funding and support. >> i think that it is time we stop discussing what we need to do and start taking actions to protect our costal comm

. 61 laconia, upper fifth in the northern part of the state. rochester, 53 portsmouth. manchester. but already some 40's, up in plumb it it's 49. and 52 in whitefield. here's the scoop on the satellite and radar, we've been enjoying all the sunshine. today we had that beautiful crystal clear blue sky, barely any clouds in sight. that changes when you look to there. this is the precursor of those clouds to this storm system through. it's going through the lakes region or at least the breaks region over the next couple of hours here, and eventually will march through our area during the day tomorrow. here we go on future cast, this will take you hour by hour through time. tonight mainly clear skies at least through the evening, this is about 10:00, so temperatures will take a pretty big dip quickly. but then the clouds will fill in. here we are by 7:00 a.m. most of you should be able to get to the bus stop and get to work without getting wet. but the rain showers will be starting up in the northern part of the state first. then over spilling the rest of the state through the day. and

jennifer: he kicked things off in portsmouth with a powerful endorsement from a very familiar name in new hampshire politics. josh mcelveen is here tonight with more. josh: about a week ago jeb bush sent media speculation into overdrive when he announced he was scaling back the size and cost of his campaign, pundits called the move the beginning of the end of jeb bush. but to the contrary, bush thinks it more of a rebirth. >> jeb bush has shown that he knows how to govern. and that's what we need as a president of the united states. josh: it cab hurt having judd greg on your side when you're looking for success in new hampshire. as greg put bush at the head of the class on issues ranging from >> he has put more substantive thoughts and ideas on these than all the other candidates. josh: but he has struggled and pains to a cycle that's been more about flash than real ideas. there are debate last night was a good example of it. there wasn't any substantive the questions around their kitchen table. very few things that were real. josh: and the hoard of peed yeah in portsmouth did little

a case of spontaneous combustion caused heavy damage to a home in portsmouth overnight. the flames broke out around 11:30 last night at a house on stark street. officials say one firefighter suffered a knee injury on the scene. the fire started in the back of the house, which was undergoing renovations. the chief says it was likely caused by sawdust in a barrel. manchester police are working to track down a man wanted for a shooting in the center of the city. neighbors reported hearing shots near enlight park off lincoln and laurel streets around noon yesterday. shortly after, a 25-year-old man was dropped off at the emergency room with a non-life threatening gunshot. police say they think this was an isolated incident and that the suspect and victim know each we could learn new details tomorrow on the marathon bomber' s life in prison. at the supermax prison in he' to indiana where he' ll face lethal injection. we could hear the restrictions he' s been living under, like visitations or how he is being protected from other inmates. coming up, family and friends remember

temperatures in the 40's and already 50's in portsmouth. needless to say it's going to be warmer almost by default. we have some rain moving on through and some of that is steadiest and heaviest in places like keene through the lower and upper connecticut valley. we had a batch of heavier precip, down through epsom in route 4 and moving through the lincoln plymouth area at the moment and off to the north, heavier rain through the connecticut lakes. that's moving out this morning, temperatures. how long they last on your storm minutes. >> the strongest hurricane ever recorded in the western hemisphere hemisphere, thousands of tourists had to seek shelter, are breathing a sigh of relief. and overnight strong winds and rain took a heavy toll on buildings there, tearing down fences and tearing up roofs and showering the streets with debris. >> it started to shake and all you saw was a whirl wind of trash the. >> and texas official were anticipating a foot of rainfall and yesterday's records were broken in dallas and san antonio. a freight train

here's a live look in portsmouth. looks like we've got fog or drizzle coming down. i wouldn't be surprised if even a couple of showers had been moving through as well. this is cold front part one that's moving through at this hour. there's the traffic circle. the pavement there looks dry. we are pretty cloudy across the area this morning. something you probably noticed when we're looking at the webcameras, the fact that it is still dark at 6:18. that's because the sunrise has been happening later and later. now it is happening today. officially at 7:01 this morning, the sunrise happening. november 1st by the end of the month, we'll get more daylight. the clocks are going to fall back. 6:21 will be the sunrise time. we continue to lose more daylight time in the morning as the sunrise happens even later once we get to november 16th a month from now with the sunrise happening at about 6:40. lots of clouds. a few scattered showers across the area. some heavier showers maybe some moderate rainfall when we get into jaffrey along route 202 there. also toward keene, richmon

portsmouth traveled down the road to hampton. the warriors coming off that huge win over pinkerton, second half, already 41-7 winnacunnet, michael lewis breaks free for a 37 yard score. portsmouth had a hard time stopping the run and could not move it very well. joey auger doing his best on offense. good gain for a first down, / but winnacunnet was just too good. liam mcnamara rips off a 4th fourth quarter touchdown run. dives to the far pylon, no let down for the warriors, winnacunet wins 55-7 bishop guertin and north playing for first place in the west. cardinals add to the lead, jordan hiscoe finds nick lorden, 38 yard touchdown hook-up, 40-7 . next series for the cardinals, hiscoe hits matt theriault who makes a great adjustment on the ball. that one goes for 34 yards. north didn' t quit, jared levesque finds levi gosselin . maybe the play of the night. great diving catch in the end zone. touchdown for the titans. but jackson housman had at least four touchdowns. they win 54-14. the cardinals take control of the west. memoria

fire caused heavy damage to a home in portsmouth overnight. the flames broke out around 11:30 last night on stark street at a home undergoing renovations. one firefighter suffered a knee injury on the scene, but has the house. the fire chief says it was likely caused by the spontaneous ignition of sawdust in a barrel. u.s. marshals are asking for help finding a man who sold heroin that led to another person' s death. felix aguilar is facing charges in connection with the 2014 death of thomas drake in atkinson. aliases. he was last known to be living in southern new hampshire, but also has ties in massachusetts. nicolas austin was arrested earlier this year in connection with drake' s death. the cdc has issued an advisory to health departments around the country regarding an increase in it shows a significant increase seizures nationwide over the last two years. came from just 10 states. >> we are not talking about pharmaceutical grade fentanyl. this is synthetically made by the same drug cartels that make the heroine. it can be 50-100 times st

wmur's jennifer crompton joins us now from market square in downtown portsmouth. reporter: well, they're still outside trying to eke out the most they can of this long holiday weekend. tomorrow is back to work for a school. seems like everywhere we went today, whether it was market square or the beach or even a pumpkin patch, it felt like the set of a movie, a movie about an idyllic new england fall weekend. and even the leaves seem to be turning on cue. we heard that earlier. they are starting to get gorgeous. but it was also, believe it or not, a beach day. hampton beach warm enough today, all weekend, for lounging in the sand or catching lunch on the boulevard. like a summer day, but without the crowds. the ideal back drop for many businesses whose seasons officially ends after today. of course places like apple crest farm in hampton falls they were packed with families living out those traditions they have this time of year, stretching out the weekend with hayrides and apple and pumpkin picking. >> we were absolutely blessed with the weather. you could not ask

merrimack valley at least from haverhill to salisbury then steady almost moderate rain through portsmouth. newington. too. i think this piece here that swings through massachusetts will clip places like clinton and up to littleton and over to billerica and to the north shore. maybe even boston on the southern tip of that. but south of the pike just the wind and a winter shift here. gusts near 30 miles an hour, front will get everybody and cool everybody down uniformly. this is a chunk of the cold air rushing in. tomorrow won't be in the 30s for highs. temperatures fall back to the 40s and 50s, by morning upper 40s more to come ahead. >> the controversy over a fantasy football website is continuing to rage on as the new advisor for draft kings speaks out. drift kings has been the subject of several lawsuits filed over the last few weeks. the we will action put the popular website and some of its competitors in the spotlight for questionable gambling practices. last week draft kings hired martha coakley. the site is willing to work >> i know draft kings and other sports fantasy games like t

and some of the communities right outside of portsmouth, so lots of kids out there will be enjoying the trick or treating. here's what you can expect tonight if you're not already 43 degrees in manchester, by about 9:00 tonight, so it will get cool quickly because of the clear skies. tomorrow it's going to be beautiful during the day, so if you have any outdoor activities for halloween or just doing any, breaking up the leaves, you'll be good to go. cloud will start to invade around the time for trick or treating, but the good news is no rain within these clouds, at least until after midnight. so for trick or treating on saturday night, looks very good. it's going to be cool, though. temperatures will fall into the treating time. and by the way, the sun set happening at about 5:40 tomorrow night. for more on the forecast for the entire weekend, we're going to send it over to mike. mike: lowell, haley. temperatures today cooling down quite a bit from the record warmth we had yesterday, so halloween. here's a look at time lapse in newfound lake today. we had clouds to start, a blend o

that is my approach year in portsmouth, new hampshire.ill be campaigning hard all across the country with the message that i can fix the things that are broken. mark: what happened last night and what happens next? you are writing your piece, and you suggested that jeb bush's campaign is close to done. how dire is it? john: it is pretty dire. not because of just this performance. i think the problem is that this is such a revealing performance. there was so much on the line. so much has gone wrong for him. so many people were looking. can he rise to the occasion? not only did he not rise, he shrunk. and i think that just tells you a lot about the fact that he is not up to being the nominee. mark: we did a call earlier our , colleagues report that he is saying he is ready to change and fight. look i was stunned, the number , of people who like him, supporters saying they don't know how he comes back, he is losing donors already. he will lose some of them for sure. some undecideds will go to marco rubio and elsewhere. i still think when the

the lancers home with portsmouth, 21-12 londonderry in the third quarter. cody graham scrambles and finds christian pete for a portsmouth touchdown. after the 2 point conversion it was a 21-20 game. fourth quarter, jake stevens rose to the right and decides to keep it. good run inside the 5 yard line, that would set up this david wiedenfeld score, he reaches the ball over the top, touchdown lancers, 27-20. three touchdowns tonight. jimmy zimolka takes the hand-off on the speed sweep, nice moves down the sideline, good gain, helped to set up a field goal. lancers beat the clippers 30-20. pinkerton at merrimack, the tomahawks had the astros on the ropes in the first half, but pinkerton rallies to win it 42-30 two. they are nick coombs and mike 5-0. curley both rushed for 3 td' s and over 100 yards. a north conference showdown between memorial and concord . this was also a collection sight for the new hampshire tackles hunger program. second, play action fake. he rolls out and finds chris cummings in the endzone for a td the score. 21-7 concord. memorial qb ni

three degrees shy of a record low in portsmouth of 25. highs today well into the 40's to even near 50. lighter wind with that sunshine through the afternoon. we'll talk about the moderating trend and the shower chances coming up. sean: 6:41. if you are just waking up, the feud is escalating between donald trump and jeb bush over 9/11. this is as several of the republican hopefuls vie for the religious right. dozens continue on biden watch. nikole: today some of the candidates may be talking on the trail. as the war of words from the most noticeable names. >> mr. trump talks about things as though he's still on "the apprentice." nikole: jeb bush is down. boom. he's taking on them over 9/11. >> i'm not blaming george bush. i don't want jeb bush to safe. september 11st of the one of the worst daying in the history of the country. nikole: the donald doubles down. >> look my brother responded to a crisis, and he did it as you hope a president would do. the country. he kept us safe. there's no denying that. nikole: the rivalry reaching a boilin

, new hampshire 53 in portsmouth, new hampshire. and down across southern new hampshire. and framingham at 54. 50 on the nose in worcester but you saw what a struggle it is to get there and gardner only 49 this afternoon. this is futurecast. we have the cool their is leaking in from the north here that will have a major impact on our warm-up or kind of lack of warm-up for the day ahead. as that north wind travels over the allegation water and picks up moisture and travels across the cape down to nantucket and we get a few more of those clouds or otherwise a whole lot of nothing with your sunshine into your evening commute. it stays clear tonight and a big set-up for chilly temperatures tomorrow morning. temperatures probably a little bit lower than what you are getting this morning, but through the day pretty bright to start the day and then i do anticipate some clouds moving in. let's go ahead and call tomorrow partly cloudy. tonight, though, pretty quiet yet forecast. we have mostly clear conditions we have mostly clear conditions

still in the 40' s in manchester and portsmouth. those places will likely be the warmest spots early tomorrow with temperatures in the upper 30' s. the rest of us, upper 20' s, low 30' s. the winds have thankfully started to die down. they have been rustling all throughout the weekend. finally, we will see a break from that over the next couple days. here are the temperatures i expect overnight. upper 20' s and the great north woods, north of the notches. that does include plymouth and conway. 33 degrees in concord. in the low-to-mid 30' s in the monadnock region with some spots, even with temperatures above freezing, could get some' s frost -- get some frost. that is why there' s been a frost advisory. areas to the north, you guys have already had your frost. because of that, the national weather service doesn' t issue frost advisories anymore. the growing season is technically over. for those of you in this blue area, before you head to bed, run outside real quick and cover up any sensitive plants you have out there. early tomorro

shelley: a woman from portsmouth s death. prosecutors say amanda burgess sold fentanyl to joseph cahill this summer. he use the drug and die. convicted to prison. tom: national was school district is considering a new step to combat the heroin narcan kits are said to be in high schools and middle schools, and while the superintendent says he has no reason to believe nashua students are using heroin, he said he would rather be safe than sorry. >> i would rather have invested dollars, if that is what it costs, and have the proper child' that it doesn' t happen. >> we will begin a processing of bringing together some of the community agencies that have experience with this, such as our school nurses. shelley: at this time, the superintendent doesn' t have estimates on price or plans for training. you can join us thursday night for a one-our townhall on new hampshire' s heroin epidemic. here what it' s like on the front lines of this battle. police and medical experts will be there, too. that is thursday night at 7:00. shelley: t

hey, portsmouth, you're below mild visibility over the last hour. you have now just increased so that's good news there. nashua still at limited visibility but elsewhere we are starting to see some improvements. temperatures right now mostly in the 50s, okay, nantucket, you win, you're at 60 right now. we will continue to see temperatures rise but we have also got a few showers out there taking look at boston 57 right now with the wind out of the south and notice some breaks in the cloud cover and that will be the trend through the midday hours as temperatures we'll climb into the 60s by your lunch hour, 70 by the afternoon and still staying pretty mild this evening ahead of a cold front but yes, thicken up clouds and bring another shot of showers out there, places like worcester too, 54 with wind out of the south as we go through the day anticipating to see temperatures climbing into the upper 60s to near 70 and again, we will be watching for the risk of some showers as we head into the evening, so today upper 60s to lower 70s, it is going to be br

lawrence and beverly at 50. 47 at worcester and bedford. 46 in nashua and portsmouth. lower 50s norwood, plymouth and down at the vineyard 56 degrees down at the vineyard 56 degrees. a little bit warm, but temperatures are still falling, so i expect there will be a lot of middle 40s here by 7:00 this morning. boston at 47, but worcester all the way down to 41 degrees. there are some clouds coming at us from the north and west today and they will tend to move through late morning through noontime. only scattered clouds. not overcast. partly to mostly sunny skies at lunchtime. temperatures will be in the middle 50s. top out in the upper 50s in most towns and cities. possibly blow 60 degrees. high 54 to 60 today. not as warm but it will be bright and dry and a look at that weekend forecast in just minutes. julie, back to you for a check on the roads. >> shiri, roads are dry this morning unlike yesterday morning, and we are moving along at a nice pace right now. pike looks good from framingham through the weston tolls and brighton wide open. here are your live drive times.

that's cool stuff, feels very raw. 59 degrees in rochester, only 61 in portsmouth. it's cool region wide with the clouds and showers moving through. this is a cold front going through the entire northeast. even some heavier rain showers and thunderstorms down by new connecticut. we won't have any thunderstorms, but we certainly have the heavier rain. the rain has tapered off to more on and off showers 'the northern part of the state, but it is pouring in spots, just off toward the west of manchester and even manchester getting in on this, when you see the yellow colors that's the heavy downpours of rain moving through, and this is continuing to move to the east, so it should be another 20, 30 minutes with the heavy downpours in manchester and then it work its way down 101. # here we go through the overnight, this is 8:00 tonight and notice the heavy batch of rain off shore, and it's just a couple of scattered showers lingering during the overnight. but this goes away. by 7:00 tomorrow morning, if you have early morning kids games or practices that you're going to, i

eight people are waking up without a home after a fire broke out in a multi-family home in portsmouth on cutts street. one person was taken to the hospital and fire officials are trying to determine how the fire began. and a little bit of good news for a sunday morning, a mother and daughter in need of a wheelchair accessible van is halfway to the goal. the community is trying to raise $30,000, they just reached the $17,000 mark. for information for wheels and more fundraiser head over to wmur.com. chris: that's great news. 50's and 60's today. showers and clouds out of here and afternoon sun except up north. you'll get yours tomorrow. >>> you know everybody's looking for treats on halloween, but is there a trick in the costume makeup that you just bought? tonight, we're shedding lights on potential hollow wean hazards. >> lot of people apply it on their kids. >>> also coming up, the first time, we're seeing what robin thicke said during the deposition for the lawsuit he faced over his "blurred lines" single. we'll show you and let you hear them for yourself. >>> but first, hunt for t

from portsmouth, new hampshire. caller: hello, steve. i am a longtime c-span junkie. i am a recovering journalist and i met you before. host: where did we meet? caller: at c-span studios. host: when? caller: in the 1990's. you were very young then. host: now i'm very old. caller: i'm 81. i'm still at it. and let me tell you, i am very, very very worried about what has happened. i have had a stroke, and i don't speak so well anymore. caller: host host: you sound terrific. caller: i heard donald trump. i am afraid of him. i am supporting bernie, but i fear donald trump has mesmerized the population. and we're going to have a trump presidency, and that scares me. host: have you seen some of the candidates in portsmouth over the last couple months? caller: yeah, they are all around here. i don't get around that much. i will go down and work in be rnie's office. but i don't like the fact that trump calls bernie a maniac. that is what he called them on a recent rally. and don't ask what he says about hillary. this is ridiculous. the whole thing. i remember back in the 1960'

willingness to engage with the history of slavery for example, one of the places they talk about in portsmouth, new hampshire which actually had a slave burial site under the downtown and that site was unknown to most of the people who lived there until they're needed to be construction on one of the water main, the backhoes went in and started digging and started finding people's remains. that horrifying discovery brought it dotownhe town to of critical discussion, the tourist walks through the city, the people who had basically brought much of the prosperity to the town which continues today. >> you talk about for community history is important, the history that a community acknowledges and neglects. can you talk about that? >> there is a way that -- all counts have their history they want to remember, things they want to celebrate about their pasts and emphasize to people who are visiting more our prospective presidents to th ss area, there's also a history that is more violent. the act of moving around that history or trying to build artifacts or cultural institutions without acknowledging

portsmouth, here is a look at the top stories. a police pursuit in canterbury saturday ends with an arrest. they say that 70-year-old chikara ishikawa refused to pull over and he eventually was taken into custody. and people were killed by a bombing in turkey in the peace capital. survivor and encourages others who are still battling. we'll have more on those stories, but first to josh judge and a look at the forecast. you slid in in time for the superstar forecast, right? >>. josh: it's yes, it's going to be super for your columbus day as well. skies are cloudy to partly cloudy, it's dry and temperatures in the mid 40's there. temperatures around the region, 30's in northern new hampshire and a few spots showing some of the low lying valleys and areas like concord and keene, lower 40's in some of the quote, unquote warmer spots. it's a chilly start and thanks to the clouds, otherwise it would have been colder to start this morning. but the temperatures stayed in the 40's in a lot of spots because of the clouds, but the clouds wil

santorum will make stops in portsmouth and dover. fiorina also visiting portsmouth frank: a health alert this morning out of grafton where state health officials are investigating a case of tuberculosis at the high school. in a letter to parents on wednesday, the investigation is said to be a routine assessment of any risk of exposure to tb at the school. the superintendent said the building is just three years old and has an up to date ventilation system. it may be getting colder but mosquito-borne viruses are still a threat in new hampshire right now. while no human cases have been reported, four towns had mosquitoes or a bird test positive for west nile virus since september; two for triple-e. state health officials say don't be fooled by the cool weather. they're urging residents to take precautions until the first hard frost. another hazard in the battle against opioid abuse. antoinette: the needles found in a new hampshire elementary school playground. the action the school and the town is taking to protect children. and also a

portsmouth, new hampshire at 23 portsmouth, new hampshire at 23. 20s into londonderry, rindge, kingsboro, fitchburg. worcester, good morning at 39 degrees. but northborough, hey, 26 there but northborough, hey, 26 there. 20s and 30s this morning. at noontime will be up around 50 degrees 37 50 degrees 50 degrees. still kind of cool out there. we are warming into the mid and upper 50s this afternoon and dry and still partly cloudy at 3 p.m. and by 7:00 this evening 3 p.m. and by 7:00 this evening, in come the clouds and i will show you when the rain and the clouds move in a couple of minute. now julie grauert, back over you two live drive times traffic and several accidents this morning julie that's why i went to get my energy drink it will be a long morning. accident skyfox in woburn. 93 southbound before montvale avenue. the flashing lights. the far left lane is closed off because of an accident creating a bottleneck situation. take you out to the maps, the earlier accident that skyfox showed us about 10 minutes ago. a rollover on 128 northbound in lynnfield by route 1. this is what skyf

but as we are watching this, we are also keeping an eye on portsmouth, new hampshire.this is where jeb bush, republican presidential candidate, he is going to be speaking, really any minute, he'll be speaking this hour, after that very wild debate last night. and his performance at that debate, we're going to bring that to you. we're going to continue at this moment to follow this breaking news out of ft. lauderdale, florida, and what happened to this dynamic international airways flight 405. it caught fire at 12:45 p.m. let me bring in the chairwoman of the democratic national committee debbie wasserman schul schultz. congresswoman from florida. we were going to be talking poll techs but politics we will not be talking at this moment. this is an airport that you know very, very well. when you see these images, i just want to get your thoughts on what's happening right now at ft. lauderdale. >> ft. lauderdale hollywood international airport is in my congressional district. dynamic airlines, this particular flight, was about to take off to venezuela. my hometown of west

you notice a live look in portsmouth. clear skies. temperatures have dropped back into the 40's there. there are a lot of 30's farther west and north. not a bad start to the day. we have a little bit of fog out there in a few spots this morning. we're going to be looking at a good deal of sunshine into the afternoon with temperatures today making their way back into the 40's to lower range of the 50's. it comes with just about full sunshine for us today. a light wind out of the northwest which will only go at around five miles an hour into the afternoon. mostly sunny skies tomorrow. then the clouds start to increase. the rainfall starts to push in on wednesday. i think we start dry wednesday and end on the wet side. temperatures in the 30's to lower 40's early this morning. note the 16 on top of mt. washington. wind chill at 11 below zero. eventually the winds start to turn more southerly. we'll see a couple of notches warmer tomorrow with highs in the mid 40's to mid 50's ahead of the next system that arrives with milder air. mid 40'

really just drizzle and exeter to portsmouth, new hampshire, you still got rain to get through, give it 20 minutes, you will then be dry. and hanover right now at 67, duxbury 65, acushnet 66 and 64 in brewster and drying out right now, noon time how does 70 sound because i got 70 , partly cloudy skies, spot showers and spot shower and going to have eye on and just for that isolated shower chance through the evening commute. >> julie: expressway still slow and 93 south sluggish usual suspects of 128 south through lexington also slow. you could see still pretty heavy volume on the zakim bridge and on the leverett connector. over to your live drive times, 40 minutes on the pike eastbound from the weston tolls to the ted williams tunnel, 38 minutes on the expressway from the braintree split to the pike, 45 minutes on 93 south from 495 to the leverett connector. back to you. >> sara: stay with fox25 storm tracker team and download the app. it is free available for apple and android users and shiri is back with us in just minutes. >> gene: we continue to follow breaking news out of boston