we start off with ray brewer. ray: the state department has issued a worldwide travel alert because of that -- alert. because of that alert, officials at the boston regional airport have modified protocols as necessary. passengers are being encouraged to arrive two hours before the get through security. erin: four people from new hampshire face charges in maine after they were seen on camera trying to steal a woman' s purse and knocking her down. they also rob a convenience store. proposing a $600 million emergency funding bill to address the heroin problem in the u.s. sean: coming up, do you enjoy making gingerbread houses during the holidays? this impressive creation might sean: welcome back, everybody. the blue gingham dress worn by judy garland in "the wizard of costumes of all time. erin: three people got into a bidding war with this dress and white blouse, finally selling for more than $1.5 million. it is one of just two dorothy costumes in existence. the record for a "wizard of oz" costume was the cowardly l

sean: let's check out the top stories with ray brewer. ray: police have made an arrest in connection with a shooting on november 3rd. police released a picture showing a man that was involved in the granite street death. a picture taken from surveillance video. police have not released the man's name nor said how he was wanted in connection with the shooting. sean: a vermont man charged in connection with a deadly drug overdose is due in court in new hampshire this morning. daniel fogg faces several charges and has been arrested twice in the last week. >>> a teenager who worked as a camp counselor in northwood has an killed in an attack in israel. 18-year-old ezra schwartz was one of five people killed in a series of attacks carried out. erin: coming up, home at last. maggie hassan hosted a celebration at the state erin: the search is on this morning for the newest millionaire. sean: i wish they were looking for me. a powerball ticket worth $1 million was sold at the antrim marketplace on main street in antrim. so far the winner has not co

erin: ray brewer is life outside the courthouse. this all stem from an attempt to get a drivers license. ray: that' s correct. the suspect' s from the dominican republic and stole the identity of a manchester man to obtain a new hampshire drivers license, titles, and registrations for vehicles. police seized more than $56,000 s home. they also found 55 fingers of heroin, two bricks of cocaine, and individually packages of cocaine. police say there were roughly 2 750 individual doses of heroin. the street value of the drugs is estimated at $42,000. this man, valentin soto perez, is responsible. police say that he refused bail, so he was held overnight and is scheduled to be arraigned at circuit court in manchester later today. reporting live, ray brewer, wmur. sean: the bulls will reopen in several communities around the state today. including in 10 cities where voters will elect mayors. erin: voters in manchester' s are expecting record turnouts today with a close race between republican incumbent ted gatsas and democratic challenger

here's ray brewer. ray: the changes are result of a new contract with the teachers here in manchester. the hours are now changing so that the school day will start a little bit earlier in some cases. elementary school will begin at 8:45 and end at 2:50. middle school starts at 7:35 and ends at 2:20. the high school starts 2:53. school officials say parents who have any questions should contact their schools principal. charges. the accident happened early sunday morning at the corner of lake avenue and union street. one of the drivers was arrest the and charged with felony dwi. >>> state police say that speed and alcohol may have been factors in a deadly crash in jefferson. the driver was thrown from the car sunday morning and pronounced dead at the scene. right now the victims name is being withheld until family can be notified. patriots tight end is on the mend after suffering a new injury in last night's game. a source said that gronk will undergo further tests. the injury does not appear to be serious

ray brewer live in derry with the details. ray: sean, the couples son-in-law has set up a go fund me page. at first they thought it was a prank. now they are concerned it won't spot. for the past seven year, they have parked their van in the same assigned spot. now they have no idea why someone would vandalize it three times within a week. >> we haven't been sleeping good. we're worried about what's going on out here. : last wednesday someone put dog feces on their van. the next morning they found it was spray painted. >> you would think maybe they got it out of their system. ray: the vandals didn't stop there. on friday the family got a rental car. the next morning it was tagged with spray paint and sugar was put in the gas tank. >> i'm tun stunned. we've been here this long. our neighbors are great. ray: they are labeled. larry is a veteran with issues. >> to see something like this continually happen to them over the course of the week is as asinine and infuriating. ray: sunday was their anniversary. barry wanted to take his

ray brewer is live where all three suspects are set to face a judge, ray. ray: the spaulding senior high school girl was found dead inside the room at the riviera motel on october 17th. now they say toxicology reports say she died from a fentanyl overdose. she was staying at the room at time with jazzmyn rood and mark ross. rood is charged with conspiracy to possession a controlled drug and endangering the welfare of a child. ross and aberle charged with dispensing of a controlled drug that caused a death. the case has hit many people hard, especially at spaulding high school. >> if you look at the data, rochester is one of the hot spots in new hampshire. that's unfortunate. we need to focus and help students and the community understand what they can do to alleviate that. >> there's been a lot of mourning and a lot of people have been getting more serious about drug asixths in the school. ray: it is still unclear whether any of the three charged were with tarmey. only they made the drugs available to her in her room. all three scheduled to be arraigned her

ray brewer, wmur news 9. news. manchester police are responding to a bank robbery at the bank of new hampshire on hooksett just after 10:00 this morning. police say the suspect passed a note to the teller demanding cash. he made off with an undisclosed amount before escaping on a bicycle. he was arrested a short time later. a salem man was arrested for allegedly manufacturing and possessing child porn. salem police say 33-year-old brian powell was arrested yesterday on 3 counts each of manufacturing child sex abuse images, 3 counts of possessing child porn, and 3 counts of certain use of computer services prohibited. powell could face additional charges. two men who admitted to killing a madbury teen last year will be sentenced today. michael tatum and zachary pinette each pleaded guilty to second degree murder in exchange for their testimony against tristan wolusky. prosecutors say the men were armed with knives and a machete when they lured 18-year-old aaron wilkinson from his home in madbury with the intent of r

ray brewer joins us live in nashua now. and, ray, fire officials say it was an 11-year-girl who realized there was a problem, right? ray: that' s right, sean. they say she prevented what could of been a family tragedy. the home and noticed that people inside were not feeling well. she called her father who told her to get everyone out of the house and call 911. firefighters say when they enter the home, they detected monoxide. liberty utilities arrived on the scene and reported that the carbon monoxide was coming from the area of the furnace. the faulty furnace was immediately shut down and the home was ventilated. s hospital to be treated for various levels of carbon monoxide exposure. there are expected to be fine. firefighters say this incident should serve as a reminder to make sure you have a working smoke detectors and working carbon monoxide on every level of your home. live in nashua, ray brewer, wmur news 9. erin: new science is providing new clues in a 30-year-old cold case in allenstown. investigators have been ab

erin: here is ray brewer. ray: disturbing statistics about the heroin epidemic in the north country. more than 250 people packing the cafeteria at berlin high school for a forum called facing heroin. school administrators say that at the high school, the rate of heroin use is 93% higher than the state average. berlin police are responding to two or three overdoses every week. erin: the state legislature has entered into a special session focused on the heroin epidemic in new hampshire. the goal is to have bills ready for approval by january. a man who escaped from custody at the kingston police station last year has been captured again. u.s. marshals arrested mark george in lawrence, sean: coming up, a winter wonderland is taking shape in new hampshire' i'm todd from aarp riding through the mill yards to make some noise for all the real possibilities we're providing right here in our community because if you don't think real possibilities in greater manchester when you think aarp then you don't know "aarp" mayb

here is ray brewer. ray: you can see police remain street. authorities are not releasing any information about what might have happened here. witnesses say they heard about a half dozen gunshots tuesday night at around 6:30. officers rushed to the area blocking off the street for several hours. erin: the results are in from tuesday' s municipal elections. s mayor ted gatsas very narrow margin, just 75 votes. sean: an autopsy is scheduled on a body found at a home in swanzey after the home caught fire. the owner died on monday, the day before the fire. the body was still inside. erin: the father of a pregnant woman seriously injured in a crash in manchester says his daughter, britney d bodwin, delivered the baby seven weeks early by c-section. kevin: we start off with sunshine. if you are not contending with mid-30' a lighter been done sunshine into the afternoon. we keep the warmer temperatures around all the way through the end of the week. cooler air rushes in. erin: coming up next on "good morning america," they will have the latest on the

erin: ray brewer is life outside the courthouse for us this morning. this all stemmed from an attempt to get a drivers license. ray: that' s right. the suspect, who is from the dominican republic, was trying to obtain a manchester man' s identity to get a drivers license and a title and registration for vehicles. state police say they seized more than $56,000 in cash and 55 fingers of heroin and tw bricks of cocaine. o there were also individually packaged packets of cocaine. individual doses of heroin. the street value of all the $40,000. this man was the man responsible. sotto perez has been charged with identity theft, possession of a controlled drug with intent to distribute, and being a felon in possession of a dangerous weapon. he refused bail. he will be arraigned later today. reporting live, ray brewer, wmur. erin: the polls will be open in several communities around the city today. erin: elections officials are expecting a near record turnout today for municipal elections with a close race projected between republican incumbent mayor ted gatsas

ray brewer is here with her story. ray: hope was found last week by she was cold, abandoned, and starving. now she's getting care in an animal shelter. they estimate she was between one and four and had puppies in the past. she weighs 27 pounds, can't walk on her own, and only just started drinking water on her own. police are aware of the situation. they say it is unclear if the dog was abused or neglected. animal shelter facials say they believe that someone left hope to die. >> if the person is out there that did this, please man up. i mean there's no excuse for this. they obviously need help themselves. >> she's still going to be needing special diets for a long time. she's going to need probably things like massage therapy that's not cheap. ray: police are asking anyone with information to call them. they set up a go fund me page. care will likely last for months. if you would like to help or make a donation. visit the story at wmur.com. brewer, wmur news 9. erin: police in massachusetts are looking for whoever bro

ray brewer is live outside. all three suspects are set to face a judge. ray? ray: eve tarmey died october 17th, found dead inside a of hotel room. investigators say she overdosed on a dose of fentanyl. now the three people who are accused in the death are scheduled to be arraigned. police say eve was staying at the hotel with her mother, jazzmin rood and mark ross. ross and ax berle is charger with distensing a controlled drug. ross was behind bars on unrelated charges. this has hit people hard at spaulding high school. data, rochester is one of the hot spots. we need to focus and community understand what they can do. mourning. a lot of people have been getting more serious about drug addictions in the school. ray: it is still unclear if any of them were with her when she died only they made the drugs available to her in the room. reporting live, ray brewer, wmur news 9. sean: the pentagon says a u.s. drone strike yesterday targeted the isis militant known as jihadi john. she was the british man seen in the videos of two journalist, james foley and steven sot

ray brewer live in the studio with her story. ray: it was around 1:00 in the morning when hope was found abandoned and starving near a set of railroad tracks. right now she weighs 27 pounds. that's about half of what she should weigh. she has a long road of recovery ahead of her. hope is weak and needs help walking. this is only the third day since last week that but despite all of it, now. >> one thing about her now, she's going to know what love is. ray: the female pit bull is under the care of kathy sullivan. hope was found in the middle of the night last week by someone walking their dog on the railroad tracks not far from sullivan's home. >> her condition when she was found, there's no way she walked there. the vet said probably another four and she would have been gone. ray: sullivan estimates hope is between one and four. she has had puppies. it is unclear how the dog ended up on the railroad track. she feels confident that someone left her to die. >> she has not eaten for quite a while. this just doesn't happen overnight.

that is where we find ray brewer. ray: this is not a new effort, but it does appear to beginning momentum. top liberty conservatives night near the state house to talk about replacing senator ayotte with someone even more conservative. the meeting ended without choosing a challenger, though former house speaker bill o' brien' s name has been floated and he was at the meeting last night. many who attended say they are upset with her recent vote on the budget and her support of an energy plan from the white house. >> she has been drinking the kool-aid and she has been liking tricking the kool-aid in washington and that is a problem. it is a problem for the people who fought for her and worked for her and knocked on doors for her. she is now turning her back on them. ray: former new hampshire gop chairman jack kimball says the key is to ensure the movement gets behind a single candidate so support is not split. senator ayotte responded by telling news 9, "new hampshire comes first for me and i' m focused on doing my job s

ray brewer live in nashua this morning. i understand a visible show of support is planned there; right? ray: that's correct. the city of nashua will fly the french fly. flag will be raised. last night in nashua,s toens of people gathered at a french park to since the french national anthem and show their support for the people of france, especially paris. the name of the park translated to the park of the french renewal. last night more than 100 students gathered on the campus of st. anselm in manchester for a candlelight vigil. >> it is reassuring and warm to the heart to see that people in nashua are gathering and people. the world. >> the care and compassion that we have for those who have been harmed. that's what i've been trying to emphasize. ray: president obama has ordered that all american flags be flown at half staff today in honor of paris. reporting live in nashua, ray brewer, wmur news 9. remember you can always and developments on the situation in france on our web site at wmur.com also on the mobile app. abc's

ray brewer live with more on the arrest and the investigation. ray: police have not released the man's name, just saying he was a person of interest wanted in connection with the shooting death of michael pittman back on november 3rd. now late yesterday afternoon investigators released a picture of the man that was taken from surveillance video at an area convenience store. he was later taken in to custody. manchester police chief confirming to wmur that he was arrested as part of the police action in the area of dartmouth street. once again his name has it is not clear what charges he may be facing. then late last night police swarmed the home at 63 dartmouth street executing a search warrant. they haven't said what if anything that was found inside. they had previously said the killing of pittman was not random. they was shot in the torso outside of his apartment on granite street. he left behind a wife, 2-year-old daughter, and teenager stepdaughter. once again investigators not releasing the name of the man who was arrested nor saying what con

outside circuit court, ray brewer. erin: opening statements this morning in the murder trial of a massachusetts teen accused of killing his teacher. raping and murdering colleen ritzer inside their school in danvers two years ago. chism was 14 years old at the time but he is being tried as an adult. the trial was delayed for three weeks while he underwent a psychological exam. an autopsy is scheduled for tomorrow on the body of an the state attorney general' s office says police were first called to a home on fowler river road on friday, after learning that a child had been hurt. he passed away on sunday. investigators spent most of saturday gathering evidence. officials are calling the child' s death suspicious. an investigation at barrington middle school after a suspicious note was found. it was discovered by the principal just before the school day started. police and the fire department were called to check the school, but did not find anything. students were back in the building by 8:00 this morning. in commitmen

ray brewer, wmur news 9. sean: today a franklin man , convicted of human trafficking and endangering the welfare of a child will learn his punishment. it took a jury less than an hour to find william shine guilty. the prosecution said shine was willing to sell a teenager for a $1000, and sex was part of the deal. shine also faces prison time for and child endangerment as well. right now manchester police need , your help to find an armed they say the man held up shawn' s corner market on somerville street around 8:30 last night. the clerk told officers the suspect appeared to be armed with a knife or box cutter when he demanded cash. the robber is described as a white man, possibly in his 20' s. he was wearing a black ski mask, white sweatshirt and distinctive grey gloves with black tips. it' s a short work week out there, and many of us will be hitting the roads soon. here' s a live look outside at manchester, where conditions are a lot nicer than they were at this time last year. meteorologist kevin skarupa

we begin with ray brewer. ray: two men who took part in the murder of a madbury teen will be sentenced today. aaron wilkinson was stabbed to death next year -- last year. zachary pinette and michael tatum pleaded guilty to second-degree murder in exchange for testimony against tristan wolusky. erin: a man who served time for his role in the killing of an epson police officer is back behind bars. kevin paul was arrested last night as a fugitive from justice. investigators think he is part of a burglary ring. cap gas this -- ted gatsas is officially won another term as mayor of manchester. sean: coming up on daybreak, you will soon have a new tool to boston thanks the son of a polish immigrant who grew up in a brooklyn tenement. he went to public schools, then college, where the work of his life began -- fighting injustice and inequality, speaking truth to power. he moved to vermont, won election and praise as one of america's best mayors. in congress, he stood up for working families and for principle, opposing

that is where we find ray brewer. ray: this is not a new effort, but it does appear to beginning momentum. top liberty conservatives met near the state house to talk about replacing senator ayotte conservative. the closed door meeting and did selected. former house speaker bill brien' s name has been floated night. many who attended say they were upset with her record. >> she has been drinking the drinking it and that is a problem. it is a problem for the people who fought for her and worked for her and knocked on doors for her, that she is now turning her back on them. ray: now, former new hampshire gop chairman jack kimball says it is key that the movement get behind a single candidate so that support is not split. senator ayotte responded by telling news 9 that new hampshire comes first and that she is focused on doing her job results. reporting live, ray brewer. sean: thanks. with governor maggie hassan also running for senator ayotte' s seat, the race to replace her in the corner office is growing. mark connolly w

ray brewer live from derry with a look at vandalism. ray: the couple says at first they thought it was a prank. then they kept striking, damaging their vehicle three times in one week. last wednesday the couple says that someone vans. the next morning they found the van had been spray painted. it didn't stop there. on friday the couple got a rental car. the next morning it had been tagged and sugar put in the gas tank. now they park their car in an assigned spot. they have no idea why someone would be doing this to them. >> we know that they are targeting us. >> this isn't happening complex? >> no. >> when we get our other car back, we're going to have to park it somewhere -- are they going to find it and do it again? ray: barry is a veteran who has heart issues. because of the damage, the couple had to cancel plans yesterday to celebrate their 35th wedding anniversary. they are aware of the situation and police are investigating. information, give them `call.`live in derry, ra`brewer.perin: right now manchester`police are looking for th

reporting live in nashua, ray brewer, wmur news 9. sean: all right, ray, thanks. a third person charged in connection with the overdose death of rochester teen eve tarmey is facing a judge. 31-year-old leslie aberle is charged with dispensing a controlled drug with death resulting. police say the teen died from a fentanyl overdose. tarmey' s mother and her mother' s boyfriend are also charged in the case. aberle has another court date later this month. a tractor trailer truck crash on concord police say keith spence of meriden, connecticut was heading to boscawen when his tractor-trailer veered off the side of the road just north of exit 16 and struck several trees. spence was pinned inside the cab for a time. he was taken to the hospital where he is being treated for serious injuries. next at noon, testimony has resumed in the murder trial the massachusetts teen accused of killing his teacher after he refused to re-enter the courtroom after a break yesterday. and new poll numbers in the race for president. who is making gains in the crowded republican race? kevin

but travelers we spoke to are s ray brewer is live at ray, what' s one of the main tips officials are urging this noon? ray: the thing that officials are urging is for people to arrive early, perhaps about one and half to two hours before your flight. that will give you plenty of time to clear security. at manchester boston regional airport, there is evidence of increased security. the airport stepped up security following alerts by both the state department and the fbi warning of possible terrorist attempt to replicate the paris attacks. despite the concerns, aaa estimates that air passenger traffic will increase this year. actually mentioned to me yesterday, "oh, aren' t you afraid of terrorism when your traveling," and i was like, "i am now that you mentioned it," but i' m sure it will be ok. ray: terri and rick lacroix also were not about to change their travel plans either, although the alerts were in the back of terri' s mind. terri lacroix: just a little a little. i am hoping that it' s high security everywhere we' re going . we' re heading to orlando where it is warm weather.

reporting live in manchester, ray brewer, wmur news 9. erin: ray, thank you. a concord man was arrested for allegedly pointing a shotgun at a pizza delivery man. police say the delivery driver was dropping food off at an apartment on north state street. that' s when 57-year-old robert martin, who appeared to be drunk , allegedly went into another room, got a shotgun, and pointed it at the driver. he' s charged with reckless threatening. a woman has been arrested for allegedly stealing a day donation jar in keene. police say rebekah o' kane is charged with theft, but it is a felony-level offense. she will face a judge today. a man wanted in a deadly overdose is due in court. police first arrested 25-year-old daniel fogg of west townsend vermont on sunday after he was found in a business parking lot passed out in his running car. drugs were also discovered in p.r. bail. police later learned he was border in bennington, vermont, him again, he took off runing and was eventually taken into custody. a three-car crash backed up the morning commute along to 293 southb

wmur' s ray brewer is live in rochester with details. ray: the arraignment for the mother just concluded outside circuit court in rochester. you may be able to see some family members gathered on the sidewalk behind me. she is facing charges in connection with the death of her 17-year-old daughter from an overdose in a rochester motel. she was arraigned this morning on three charges including a class a misdemeanor of and two class b felonies for conspiracy to commit and each charge carries a maximum of seven years in prison. prior to her arraignment, her boyfriend was appearing in court and we learned more from the paperwork about what authorities believe happened that deadly night. according to court paperwork, mark ross was the first person to discover that 17-year-old eve tarmey was dead. on october 17, the paperwork says that at 3:30 in the morning, ross initially said that he discovered tarmey' s body in the bathroom. later he would tell police tarmey was slumped over the bed of the motel room where he was living along with tarmey an

wmur' s ray brewer was at the hearing and has more. ray: the police officers said they were not there to bash another state agency and that there were a lot of things that the division does well. they pointed out the failures of whether systemic or by personnel are putting children at risk. a special commission formed after the death of a national child continued the examination of the division of children, youth and families. the focus on the interaction between the agency and law enforcement. two police officers who handle the cases on a daily basis say part of the problem is getting information when civilians called to report suspected cases of abuse. >> a lot of teachers, nurses and health care providers do not know that they are reporting to an agency that is not open on the weekends or after 5:00. ray: tilton' s police chief says dealing with cases where children may have to be removed and off hours is more of a problem for small towns. >> for an agency running one officer and no detectives, that becomes a challenge, how do i plac

wmur' s ray brewer is live at the scene, and ray, i understand you , spoke to his widow? ray: that is correct. she is too upset to go on camera. as you can see behind me, police are continuing to investigate the circumstances surrounding her husband' s death. she says she is having difficulty coping with the death of her husband, but almost as bad are the venomous comments people are posting on social media. "i want people to know he was a good father." she says this picture showing her and michael was his favorite hit tuesday night around 6:30, apartment where he lived with his wife, two-year-old daughter, and 13-year-old stepdaughter. >> i just heard 4 gunshots. and then i heard somebody say "call 911," so i just got on the phone and called. ray: other witnesses say they heard as many as six gunshots, but that is not what crystal recalls. one man across the street says he saw three people running away from the scene, but they wer all wearing hoodies and he could not get a good description. e the indications are that this is not a random attack. >> she has only been here

ray brewer is live near the scene of the murder. ray, what exactly are investigators doing right now? ray: adam, most of the morning investigators have been concentrating their search for evidence in the lawn of the home that you see there, about a block away from where robert was shot. beginning at place on ray street, where robert' s body was discovered the night of august 30, investigators used a device to pinpoint the line of sight where the evidence might be found. that led them to the front lawn of a house on the corner of carpenter and north adams street. members of the team taped off the front lawn into lanes, while lawn with metal detectors. it has been a little over two months since robert died from a single gunshot wound. robert was a longtime advertising employee for the union leader, and used to take walks in the north end neighborhood every sunday night. neighbors have said that they saw a pickup truck speeding away from the scene, but it' s unclear if that pickup was connected in any way with the shooting. the fbi and

ray brewer, wmur news 9. sean: all right, ray, thanks. manchester police are looking mobil station on south willow street last night. police say a man wearing a black hoodie, gray sweat pants, mask, and baseball hat entered the demanded cash. he gestured like he had a weapon though he never showed one. , the robber was last seen driving away on weston road. if you have any information, you' re asked to call police. new this noon, police say a littleton man has been arrested and charged with his third dwi. this comes after state police responded to a crash on i-93 friday morning just before 11. they say witnesses reported seeing the driver, 35-year-old kenneth england, driving close to 90 miles per hour before crashing into the woods. england was thrown from the vehicle and treated for non-life threatening injuries and arrested. police in derry are investigating after a disabled couple says they were targeted by vandals several times. last wednesday the laughtons say someone put dog feces on their van. the next morning they found it had be

we begin with ray brewer in manchester. ray: the times, they are changing for school children here in manchester. it is the result of a new teachers contract. the school day will start and end a little later. here are the new hours. elementary school starts at 8:45 and ends at 2:50. the middle school starts at 7:35 and ends at 2:20 and the middle starts at 7:45 and ends at 2:53. erin: they were all in jefferson for the jackson dinner. bernie sanders and hillary clinton spoke at the event. >>> chris christie picked up a coveted endorsement. the new hampshire "union leader" offered its support. happy birthday. there's more to these parties that meets the if you're doing everything right but find it harder and harder to get by, you're not alone. while our people work longer hours for lower wages, almost all new income goes to the top 1%. my plan -- make wall street banks and the ultrarich pay their fair share of taxes, provide living wages for working people, ensure equal pay for women. i approve this message because together,

ray brewer, wmur news 9. erin: and you can depend on news 9 for complete coverage of the mayoral races. right now at wmur.com, you will find video pictures from the candidates, along with info for each key city race in the state. t forget to download our free wmur mobile app. happening right now, president obama is signing a two-year budget deal. this comes on the eve of the default deadline. the deal will raise spending by the federal budget. numbers in the race for president top our commitment 2016 this noon. in a survey conducted by on with university, donald trump continues to lead with 26%, 10 points higher than ben carson, who is at 16. marker review is at 13% after marco rubio is a 13%, followed by john kasich at 11, jeb bush rounding out the top five with 7%. by now, senator rand paul is holding a student rally at the university of new hampshire at these are life and pictures as he talks about his policy plans and how much the youth vote matters. several presidential candidates will be in new hampshir

ray brewer is live outside the court with the latest. ray: state police say the man in question has been using several names but now he is telling police that he is a citizen of the dominican republic. >> search warrant was initiated to search for documents. ray: but instead of documents, this is what state police say they found. over $50,000 of cash, along with heroin, bricks of cocaine, percocet, and marijuana, drugs with a street value of $140,000. investigation began six weeks ago when police were tipped off by the dmv that identity fraud might be taking place. >> we discovered that several people were utilizing an address in manchester. ray: the person at the center of the investigation is now facing seven felony and four misdemeanor charges. police say he has been living in the u.s. using a stolen identity >> the subject has been living in the united states for 20 years under a false identity, and identity he knew had been stolen from a u.s. citizen living in puerto rico. ray: noting his past history, which dates back to 1993 in rho

wmur' s ray brewer has our top story from campton this noon. ray: it was just after four in -- 4:00 a.m. when the neighbor heard a noise and thought it was a moose going through the woods but then he looked out his window. that glow turned out to be the armont inn. andrew gannon lives next door, he called 911 and then went up to inn to wait, while watching the fire spread. >> it was burning up on the back from mason road i thought it might have been a chimney fire but you could see through the old cracks in the wood and it was definitely engulfed inside. ray: a police officer was first on the scene and they kicked the door in. the owner of the inn upstairs asleep. >> he was very unaware, disoriented. ray gannon says they carried the : man downstairs, and the owner who was the only person inside , at the time, was taken to the hospital, where he is expected to make a full recovery. >> we sent a crew upstairs they did their best to try and stop it. unfortunately, with an old building and lack of water we were in an uphill battle. ray literally and

in manchester, ray brewer, wmur news 9. erin: thank you. police have identified the man who died in a car accident in jefferson. the 21-year-old was driving north and a honda civic when he went off the road and hit a telephone poll early sunday morning causing the car to roll onto the roof. he was ejected from the vehicle and killed. police believe speed and alcohol were factors. we do have breaking news this suffered in last night' loss to the broncos. nfl.com says it is possible he may not miss any games. the broncos darian stewart hit him low on incomplete pass. he is expected to undergo an m.r.i. today, but several reports say the injury does not appear to be serious. the patriots perfect record was broken last night with the broncos win 30-24. the man accused of opening fire at a colorado planned parenthood is set to make his first court appearance today. the attack killed three people and today, we' re learning more about them from their devastated families. here' s abc' s elizabeth hur. elizabeth: the terror and chaos inside this pla

wmur's ray brewer is live with more on what was presented so far. reporter: nathaniel kibby is facing 205 charges including 160 sexual assault charges. the defense is arguing that much of the evidence the prosecution wants to present was seized illegally and that the a.g.'s office wouldn't be allowed to prosecute this case. attorneys, nathaniel kibby entered belknap county superior court. kibby is accused of kidnapping a 14-year-old north conway girl in 2013, holding her for months and sexually assaulting her. up first a motion by the defense to get the a.g.'s office and associate attorney general jane young recused. the defense citing a separate case in which kibby is being charged with making threats against young. the defense claiming that taints young's participation. >> can you not be a lead prosecutor and a victim at the same time and keep those two interests separate. reporter: however, the a.g.'s office said they had nothing to do with bringing those charges and the burden lies with the defense and they failed to meet it. >> they produced no

reporting live in nashua, ray brewer, wmur news 9. sean: thanks. in other news, the search continues for the plymouth university students. jake nawn was last seen on thursday. he does not have a cell phone. fish and game suspended its search. they will go back out if any more tips come in. his friends and family are looking for him. they are not losing hope. >> we're just worried. all i can really say is jake, if you see this, call us. let us know where you are. i understand the fact that you might not want to be found. just let somebody know that you are here and you are alive and with us. sean: jake's mom is asking people living in plymouth to places. he might be looking for shelter. erin: keene police are looking for the thief that stole a donation jar full of money. the cash was intend for a 7-year-old girl with kira danser has miscowardice proif i. >> i was upset. how do you steal from one a child. and how do you steal from a child with physical needs? erin: the thief is described as skinny, a young woman, short, dark hair. sean: a suspected s

ray brewer live in the studio. ray: family members say brad called his wife to tell her he was heading home from a business trip in philadelphia. he never made it back to new hampshire. phil mcgee says he already missed his beloved brother brad. the two of them are seen here in the picture. brad is on the right. >> i always thought of brad as about the most extraordinary person you could ever know. i mean that whole hardedly, not just because he's my brother and my only brother, by the way. he's always been my hero among heros. ray: the family is certain he was the pilot who died in the small plane crash off of the coast of new york wednesday night. the nypd launched a mass effort. an hour later the tail was located. shortly after that, the body was found. >> unquestionably. it was his plane. he was the pilot. there was one body found. 100% certainty on my part. no one else was flying the plane. ray: the plane was headed to the pease airport. the faa says no distress call was made. witnesses say it was clear the pil

so far, no prosecutions have suffered, but it does require wmur' s ray brewer toured the lab with the senator and gives us a view of the problem technicians ray: at one point, there were some 50 people working in the lab. now that number is down to 47. because of that another number , is growing. this is the backlog of cases in the state lab, some 3800 folders. and each month, that number grows. senator jeanne shaheen toured the lab friday to get a look at the problem. currently, the lab is getting about 750 requests each month for analysis, but can only process about 500. senator shaheen is sponsoring legislation to get the lab additional funding. senator jeanne shaheen: it would take a certain percentage of grants and say those should go back to forensic labs to address this issue. ray: the lab director says they' ve dealt with drug epidemics in the past, like the crack cocaine binges in the late 1980' s and 1990' s, but this is different. timothy pifer: the difference here is that people are dying , and that' s what we really need to look at and focus our attentions on. ray: law en

in the studio, ray brewer. sean: thanks. already here. manchester police asking for your help in tracking down an armed robber. the man seen here held up the corner market around 8:30. the robber appeared to be armed with a knife or box cutter when he demanded cash. the suspect took off after gets money. the robber is described as a white man, possibility in his 20's. he was wearing a black ski mask, white sweatshirt, and gray gloves with black tips. erin: a woman accused of kidnapping a little girl is scheduled to face a judge today. lyndon albers was released from the hospital yesterday. her parents reported her missing early friday morning. lyndon's former babysitter, 21-year-old abigail hanna, broke into the family's home in hamilton, massachusetts and kidnapped the girl. hours later someone was heading to work when they found the girl naked. >> they didn't know it was a girl. they thought it was a boy. they didn't know until they started putting the pieces together. erin: abigail hanna is scheduled to be arraigned on kidnapping and a

ray brewer joins us live from the airport. good morning. ray: good morning. officials at the manchester-boston regional airport say that they have modified their security protocols as necessary. heavy as the travel week gets underway at the airport. passengers are being encouraged to arrive two hours before their flight leaves we did catch up with a few people. >> there are no concerns. i think everything is pretty safe around here. >> we are doing as much as we can to stop everything. >> i' m concerned for everywhere. no matter what you do, there is always going to be terrorism. mainly overseas. the state department stresses that they are not telling people not to travel, they are just saying to be careful when you do. reporting live, ray brewer, wmur wmur news 9. erin: four people are charged in new hampshire with a pair of a woman fell to the ground after and he got into a waiting car. later, a story wells got robbed and police determined that the same people were involved. heroin crisis continues to grow across the country and senator jeanne shaheen is pr

we start with ray brewer. ray: five people in nashua take into the hospital to be treated for carbon monoxide poisoning and firefighters are crediting an 11-year-old girl with preventing a family tragedy. she called her dad just after 8:00 last night to say something smelled funny and the people well. her father told them to get outside right away and call 911. carbon monoxide was found inside the home, officials blaming a furnace problem. three-story apartment building six people from their homes. when crews arrived at the intersection of rimmon and bremmer streets, they found heavy fire on the third floor. no reports of any injuries. erin: coming up, we will go behind the scenes with the radio city rockettes as they train for their famous k people are sick and tired of establishment politics, and they want real change! [ cheers and applause ] bernie sanders -- husband, father, grandfather. he's taking on wall street and a corrupt political system that keeps in place a rigged economy. bernie's campaign is fund

ray brewer is here to explain. ray: feel only negative feedback was that the project isn' t starting soon enough. developers say if they do get approval soon, the resort could be opened by the end of next year. last week, county officials more than 60 people turned out last night to offer their thoughts. the redevelopment would restore the historic dix house and renovate the golf course. it would also expand the balsams wilderness ski area to 2200 acres, making it the largest in the northeast. >> that gives us a really tight window to get the work started as soon as we can in the spring, build all the way through the summer, build right through the fall, and hopefully have a part of the resort open next season, the 2016-2017 season. ray: the next meeting to consider approval for the project is scheduled for december 2. ray brewer, wmur. sean: thanks. police are investigating a care of strong-arm robberies in downtown laconia. near bisson went to men approached around 7:00 and demanded her purse. they took off in a m

reporting live outside the state house, ray brewer, wmur news 9. erin: a new hampshire woman says her family in syria struggled to escape isis and now they are struggling to find a safe zone. nora barre said her grandmother and her uncles are making the dangerous trek around isis to make it to turkey. their visa to travel to america was tonight at the u.s. embassy in turkey yesterday. she is disheartened there is no safe zone offered anywhere, even after escaping isis. >> if your hj jeans are too tight, if you do not appear to the ideologies, if you look to western, they will kill you. erin: nora launched a fundraising website to help her family. she says they can reapply for a visa in 10 days. she plans to travel to canada to for her family. sean: authorities are set to release new information about a allenstown. child were found inside metal drums in 1985. 15 years later, the bodies of the same area. victims, but police have not them. over the years, composite leads. discuss newly discovered information in the case. maine accused of asking a stud

ray brewer joins us live to explain. ray: good morning. governor maggie hassan is likely going to be squaring off against senator kelly ayotte in next year' both have the same position on this. but that position is not helping maggie hassan with her base. >> we need to do everything we defeat isis. ray: on monday, governor hassan joined more than a dozen other governors and asking the feds to halt -- in asking the feds to halt the resettling of syrian refugees. >> our state safety officials are working with federal homeland security people, the fbi, and local officials to make sure we are being as vigilant as possible. ray: the stance as the governor in hot water with the far left wing of her own party. they say that she is caving to the islamap ophobic fear maggie hassan' s position puts democrats. on monday, senator jeanne shaheen told news 9 that the u.s. has one of the most the world. >> much longer and more thorough countries. ray: a professor is calling her stand a political unforced error. >> i think they have the potential to cause

ray brewer joins us live from the scene. was anyone hurt? ray: at this point, the attorney general' s office is not telling us if anyone was injure. witnesses say they heard at least a half dozen gunshots before police closed off the section of granite street. police rushed to the scene of a shooting on granite street around 6:30 tuesday night after witnesses say they heard several gunshots. >> i was on my porch about a block away and i heard about five-x gunshots. pretty intense. >> i was in the house with my kids and all of a sudden, i heard like six gunshots right in a row, no stopping. it was loud. >> i was freaking out. i told him, we are going inside because i don' t want to be another victim. ray: the focus of the alley off granite street not far from bar street. people living in the area are now on edge and looking for answers. >> it is not the most upscale neighborhood, but not something you want happening next door. >> all of this stuff happening is making me want to move away. >> i feel like lately it is starting to go downhill. i

ray brewer, wmur news 9. josh: police say valuable information from a clerk led them to a suspect in a convenience store robbery. walked into the 7-11 on queen city avenue on saturday evening as the husband of a former employee. police say the suspect showed a kitchen knife and demanded money and cigarettes. officers arrested the suspect at his home. and police are also investigating a robbery at another 7-11 on saturday, this happened early saturday morning on maple street. a white man in his mid 20's to early 30's demanded money and got away with about $80. police are still searching for that suspect. and three manchester police officers were promoted today and three new officers sworn in. the three current otherses were promoted to the ranks of captain, lieutenant and sergeant. the new officers are coming to manchester from different police department tarns state. they'll go through 12 weeks of field training before heading out on patrol by themselves. >> it gives me a great sense of pride to have a certif

ray: , ray brewer, wmur news 9. josh: a woman who stabbed a shopper to death in a maine supermarket will spend the rest of her life in prison. she said she was angry with life and went to the store to kill several people. her lawyers wanted to use a insanity defense. she wanted to plead guilty to make the ordeal easier for the victim's family and friends. jean: a judge is ordering a full psychological evaluation for a massachusetts baby-sitter accused of kidnapping a toddler. abigail hannah of topsfield appeared in court today. prosecutors say she used to baby-sit for the 2-year-old girl. she was found naked with her head shaved. the charges include kidnapping, assault and battery and breaking and entering. the judge ordered her to be held without bail. more than 40 cats and dogs died after an animal shelter in massachusetts caught fire. the fire started late last night at the sweet pea friends paxton. crews arrived to find the building completely on fire. they were able to get five dogs and one cat out safely. >> w

ray brewer, wmur news 9. josh: there's a lot of competition for those black friday dollars this year. up next we'll tell you which stores have the best deals and which ones start first. jean: the newest tv trend could lead to a surprise on your power bill. with a to know before picking up a 4k television. josh: some shoppers can get their caffeine fix before ever leaving home. we'll tell you where dunkin' donuts is now testing delivery service. hayley: tracking showers toward our west and clouds coming with them, when you can expect the heaviest rain coming up. jeb bush: we do not have to be the world's policeman. we have to be the world's leader. who's going to take care of the christians that are being eliminated in the middle east? who's going to take care of israel and support them - our greatest ally in the middle east? the united states has the capability of doing this, and it's in our economic and national security interest that we do it. i will be that kind of president and i hope you want that kind o