shelley: and i'm shelley walcott. marriott's family is applauding the ruling. and as wmur's jean mackin explains, it has implications for future cases as well. >jean victim's rights : organizations call the ruling here at the state supreme court groundbreaking, protecting sexual aau the state's highest court ruled to keep the sexual history of murder victim lizzi marriott private, reversing its own earlier decision that would have unsealed documents to be used in her killer's appeal. >> today, we learned that the supreme court decided to reverse itself and to maintain all of lizzie's sealed information under seal through the duration through the appeal, which is what we had hoped for and asked for so we are very happy with seth mazzaglia was convicted of first degree murder and sentenced to life in prison his attorneys requested information about marriott's past be released for the appeal. her family, the attorney general's office, state leaders and victims groups argued the state's rape shield law is designed to protect victims from having to reveal their sexu

shelley: that is awesome. thanks so much for joining us vo: kelly ayotte says she's on our side, but on our rights, she's squarely with donald trump: trump: planned parenthood should absolutely be defunded. vo: ayotte agrees, voting six times to do just that - defund planned parenthood. and both oppose our right to safe and legal abortion. ayotte: i certainly think that roe should be overturned... trump: ...there has to be some form of punishment. matthews: for the woman? trump: yeah, there has to be some form. vo: ayotte and trump: wrong for new hampshire women. senate majority pac is responsible for the >> dicky: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live." tonight, kiefer sutherland, john olive, and music from die antwoord. and now, your attention please -- here's jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] ? >> jimmy: hi, i'm jimmy.

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i'm shelley walcott. tom and i'm tom griffith. : police and first responders responded to the scene just before seven tonight and at this hour they still have the area blocked off. shelley police just clearing the : scene within the last hour, and that's where we find out jean mackin who joins us live jean: police responded here to the scene at merrimack and beech street's just about four blocks from downtown manchester. they have cleared the scene in the last hour, but here is video review recorded -- video we recorded in the last hour. witnesses tell us the victim was taken from the scene to the hospital. we do not know the person's condition at this hour. you may hear sirens in the that is the fire department responding to something else in this area. police have been questioning people living around here. a lot of neighbors out. they told us they were too afraid to talk on camera, but one woman did tell us it has >> this is really bad. it's happening everywhere. in the summertime, somebody was shot ri

shelley: that is awesome. thanks so much for joining us ove backwards and forwards, side to side, to rotate. with aging, with computer use, with accidents, with obesity, we get muscle tension, spasms, nerve issues, compression. >> and so what happens when there is pressure? what do we have in the middle? >> jelly doughnuts. >> yeah. but these are the discs. >> got it. >> when we compress this, what do we see? let me show you. >> [ inhales sharply ] uh, that looks painful. >> that can be one of the most painful experiences a person can have. this is called a herniated disc. >> hmm. >> this is something even more common is with this model. again, we have the hockey pucks here, we have these pink balloons representing the discs. watch what happens with compression and pressure. >> ouch. that looks like it hurts. >> it does. this is called a bulging disc. what do we want to do with this? we want to relieve the pressure to reduce the pain. we want to use continuous passive motion. and we have a way to do that

shelley: plus, violent robbery. the search tonight for the suspect in the attack that sent a local store owner to the hospital. tom: also, commitment 2016. tonight, the republican candidates for u.s. senate face off in our latest granite state debate. the hot topics less than one week before the primary. >> this will give an opportunity for the people of the country to weigh in. >> we've got to reject hillary clinton and senator ayotte. the humidity sticks around as temps head higher the next couple of days. how warm it could get. >> no one covers new hampshire like we do. shelley: we start with some sad news tonight, plaistow police confirm to news9 they are investigating the death of a student from timberlane regional high school. good evening. i'm shelley walcott. the principal says the junior died from a drug overdose around midnight. her name has not been released. jean mackin is joining us from the high school in plaistow with the latest developments. jean: school just started here one week ago. the principal

i'm shelley walcott. tom: and i'm tom griffith. the principal says the junior died from a drug overdose around midnight. her name has not been released. jean mackin is joining us from the high school in plaistow with the latest developments. tell the students a member of their junior class died . the principal of timberlane regional high school sent a letter home to parents, telling them he had to share some sad news. the death of a female student in the junior class here. in the letter, donald woodworth wrote, the death was the result of a drug overdose. the school counselors and administrators are providing support for those who express a need. should your student exhibit any signs or difficulty or if you we should know about, please call administration or guidance. while the school superintendent also tells news9 the student died of a drug overdose, not mentioning any specific drug or location. plaistow police will only confirm they are investigating. they are not releasing the circumstances surrounding the student's death yet a

shelley: commitment 2016. donald trump back in the granite state hours after democratic vice presidential pick tim kaine campaign here in the state as well. what both said to voters. like we do. now, wmur nine news tonight. shelley: authorities still trying to figure out what led to a deadly shooting in manchester. police responded to the intersection of mary mac and egypt street last night for a report of shots fired and that is where they found a victim tonight with the latest on the investigation. naoko: residents are certainly concerned as police tried to put together the facts. an autopsy was conducted today and investigators have officially ruled this a homicide. this was the scene last night at the intersection of egypt street and merrimack in manchester. please were investigating a shooting that left one man dead. investigators are confirming that this is a homicca today by dr.thomas andrew who has determined that the cause of the death was a gunshot wound to the chest and he certified the manner of th

shelley: that's good advice. in addition to the new england patriots, tonight's football clinic was hosted by the new hampshire lottery. mike: it's going to be dry, some shower activity eventually moves in but not tomorrow. slightly milder than today. >> dicky: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live"! tonight -- sarah jessica parker. from "black-ish," daveed diggs. and music from dan and shay. and now, and why not -- here's jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] ? >> jimmy: very nice. i'm jimmy. i'm the host. thank you for watching. thank you for coming. i don't want to spoil the mood but here's a warning.

shelley: today on an episode of dr. oz, donald trump release a note from his doctor that described him as being results and said if the patient had his record he would be really happy. the 70-year-old takes cholesterol dedication and a low dose aspirin. tim kaine was also in the granite state today in portsmouth. senator tim kaine spoke laying out the fundamental differences where he held up their books, stronger together and he says it highlights the democrats upbeat vision versus donald trump's book. >> this is a view that is out of the penthouse of the tall tower. looking down and looking at a nation and seeing a crippled america. i do not recognize this picture of our country. i don't. this is not who we are. shelley: senator tim kaine reminded the crowd that new hampshire is a battleground state and no one should take that for granted. democratic presidential nominee hillary clinton is back on the campaign trail after taking a few days off to recover from pneumonia. she says she tried to power through the illness b

shelley: searching for witnesses. coming up, police are searching for these two men and what potential witnesses picked up. and epipen outrage. the company ceo taking the hot seat. how much profit she says the company makes from each allergy shot. mike: and the weekend? shelley: we continue to follow breaking news out of charlotte, north carolina tonight. the city of charlotte tweeting that the civilian who was shot during protest tonight is on life support and has not died as police had originally reported. shelley: we are updating our breaking news from charlotte, north carolina tonight. the mayor is once again calling for comment tonight after protest over the shooting death of an african-american man at the hands of police turned deadly tonig. of charlotte. the city of charlotte just tweeted that a civilian shot during protest tonight is actually on life support and not dead, as the police chief had originally reported. we are keeping a close eye on this for you tonight and will have all the other dates for you on

shelley: it was also very profitable. officials say visitors are believed to have spent an estimated 80 it million dollars during their stay. that is up 5% over last year. labor day weekend is the second busiest travel weekend in new hampshire. properties across the state say they are booked way in advance with travelers from all 50 states and across the globe. so whether it's the mountains, the beach, tax free shopping or camping at state parks, there's always something to do in new hampshire that keeps visitors coming back. >> the lake is just an incredible place. we had a great time. shelley: and, by the way the , busiest tourism weekend in the state is the fourth of july. tom: assaulting an officer, all while high on mushrooms. shelley: and we hear from the --officer's aid. and in the philippines. mike: some spots could hit 90. tom: and to our ulocal shot. you can cement your pictures and video and join the thousands of ulocal barbara moussette: kelly came through for me and my husband, and i am just forever grateful.

shelley: it was also very profitable. officials say visitors are believed to have spent an estimated 80 it million dollars during their stay. that is up 5% over last year. they are booked way in advance with travelers from all 50 states and across the globe. so whether it's the mountains, the beach, tax free shopping or camping at state parks, there's always something to do in new hampshire that keeps visitors coming back. >> the lake is just an incredible place. we had a great time. shelley: and, by the way the , busiest tourism weekend in tom: assaulting an officer, all while high on mushrooms. shelley: and we hear from the woman who came to the officer'sadi. --officer's aid. tom: and to our ulocal shot. you can cement your pictures and shelley: presidential tensions. right now, president obama is calling off a planned meeting with the new president of the philippines. the president said he had planned to raise issue of the killings of more than 2,000 suspected drug dealers since the philippine leader took office. but t

shelley: thank you. on the democratic side of the race for governor, three men with political experience. executive counselor colin van ostern, former representative mark connolly and former portsmouth mayor steve marchand. jean mackin joins us live from derry. jean: they say this is an open seat but the democrats want to keep the corner office in their own party. we caught up with a few of them an early start on the campaign trail for former state representative mark connolly. he met with voters at the bridge cafe in manchester and with the media. he says he's the candidate with the experience to best represent the democratic party in the fall election. >> i know myself. i know i'm ready for this job and i ask everybody in new hampshire to consider my candidacy tomorrow. it's critical. the people we vote tomorrow could determine the next several years. portsmouth mayor steve marchand felt at home. the westside native stopped by chez vachon. he says he got into the race to governor late and is being outs

shelley: the u.s. attorney general in kentucky today, bringing attention to the bringing attention to the nation's heroin and opioid abuse loretta lynch focused on the impact of drug problems in schools, saying the department of justice is now tracking prescription pill addictions in youth as young as 12. local educators say with new hampshire on the leading edge of this problem, they are already at work on prevention and intervention, while also trying to destigmatize addiction. >> when your child has a drug addiction, the curtains close, and nobody wants to talk about it. kids aren't allowed to come over and play and hang out, and we're just trying to just say listen shelley: attorney general lynch had one simple message today for students and young people struggling with addiction -- don't be afraid to ask for help. tom: i hope it's not you, but tonight, concerns over private wells as many granite-staters have run out of water this summer because of the drought. even with fall starting this week, th

shelley: and i'm shelley walcott. today the suspect father coming -- the suspect's father coming forward as two of the officers hurt in the shootout were released from the hospital. abc's elizabeth hur has the new information from new york. elizabeth: in filing these new charges, prosecutors say they have the evidence to prove these alleging the suspect bought bomb making materials on ebay over the summer. items that can be used to build bombs. new charges filed against suspected bomber ahmad rahami, revealing the 28-year-old planned and plotted his attacks for months. prosecutors also allege the suspect, captured in this surveillance video, planting explosives in his suitcase and backpack, left fingerprints on some evidence. the criminal complaint describes the power of the blast on 23rd street in manhattan, as 400 feet away, more than three stories high. it also reveals, a journal, found on the suspect following the shootout with police, which prosecutors say includes anti-american rants, and praises for the late al

shelley: we are certainly cheering for them here. the manchester challengers have special travel needs, the team is collectingon out and donate, find a link on our website, wmur.com. tom: hayley is in now with a look at a changing forecast. hayley: a couple of scattered showers coming through. every little bit helps. we need a lot more than what we're about to get. a pretty quiet and mild night at 69 degrees. are on the way and eventually some showers, too, overnight and tomorrow. a look at the high temperatures today, we rang in fall at about 10:00 a.m. and of course this afternoon it felt like nothing like fall. 85 dress was the high temperature in concord, 84 in manchester, 82 in jaffrey and even up north, temperatures were in the upper 70's. it was a warm day. well above average which is 70 degrees for this time, not a record breaking day, though, which was 92 degre in 1970. certainly this was a warm one for almost late september standards. here are the temperatures right now, across the state we have got 50's north, 60's from th

shelley: i'm shelley walcott. there may be more alleged victims in this case and wmur's cherise leclerc is live where ely was arraigned today. cherise: the county attorney charge ely. he is ordered to stay away from all minors including his two alleged victims. >> these are horrendous charges. cherise: the victims were between 11 and 13 at the time he is accused of assaulting them. authorities say it happened in his hometown of new new hampshireton. there are three charges in total, two counts of aggravated felos child under 16 and another also under the age of 16. >> very troubling allegations and concerning to the community as well. cherise: they're calling for more people to come forward. >> we do think other people in the community may have information and if they do, we welcome them to come forward. cherise: ely was arrested at his home wednesday. news 9 cameras went to the home for comment, but there was no how ely was connected to the alleged victims for their protection. if he does post bail, he has to fol

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shelley: very disturbing. new tonight no one was hu this happened just after 9:00 tonight just before exit 23. state police are not saying if anyone on board was a student or what district the bus was from. the moose ran all and a tow truck took the bus away. a 16-year-old hooksett girl who was hit by a car last week has passed away. jillian nelson, a junior at pinkerton academy had been medflighted to a boston hospital with serious injuries and spent a week on life support prior to members of her church where she was an active member have set up a go fund me account in her name to help pay the families expenses and the cost of her funeral. they say she will be sorely missed. >> jillian was one of the sweetest girls i have ever known. she always thought of others first. truly service oriented, and i've really never seen someone as a teenager truly love their family as much as she did. students. we have posted a link on our website, wmur.com. the recent police involved shootings have sparked tensions between po

shelley: there you have it, guys. frank guinta not prepared to make any final decision until the numbers come in. it could be a late night here in nc this has been home to the ashooh headquarters all night long. these folks are not calling it quits and neither is the candidate. the father of five holding out hope the numbers go his way. he wanted to make sure he had a chance to speak to his bless you. he want to thank them no matter what the resolution is. here is some of what he had to say. >> you have given us the gift of your support and friendship. i wish i could give you the gift of clarity. [laughter] >> that i cannot. there a than 10 pounds -- towns out. it is too close to call. jen: the campaign headquarters is breaking down but the support and the hope has not. these folks know it will be a late night. hoping it goes their way. jennifer crompton, the real new our news 93 tom: the two big stories have been the republican jennifer: joined for some analysis on this. josh: the big story is the surge by frank at h

on her brain subsides shelley also has a broken arm and leg. those that love her want to make sure she has everything she needs when she wakes up and get on the path to recovery. >> there is a fundraiser for shelley this thursday at platform. company from 3 pm until midnight and you can find a 3wkyc.com it is a tragic story heard too often in many ohio communities. life loss is a heroine. one family lost two loved ones on the same day. 25-year-old jason has died of an overdose on september 2. his mother training committed suicide a few hours later on her 60th birthday. jason's father says end of a long road for his son who had been addicted to heroin for 15 years. >> i remember when he first started his mother and myself took him to the hospital and that was back when heroin was relatively new around here. he was shaking. he wanted help. they basically said there was no help. you need to go home. they sent him home with that. >> john says his ex-wife own life . there has been a drastic increases in overdoses this year compared to last year . st

shelley: now to commitment 2016 coverage. we are one week away from the new hampshire primary. tonight, we kicked off our granite state debates. tom: tonight, democratic and republican candidates for governor faced off in two different debates here in our studios. shelley: political director josh mcleveen joins us live to start off our team coverage. josh? reporter: we started things off with the republican candidates for governor. manchester mayor ted gatsas, executive councilor chris

shelley: commitment 2016. donald trump back in the granite state hours after democratic vice presidential pick tim kaine campaign here in the state as well. what both said to voters. like we do. now, wmur nine news tonight. shelley: authorities still trying to figure out what led to a deadly shooting in manchester. police responded to the intersection of mary mac and egypt street last night for a report of shots fired and that is where they found a victim

i'm shelley walcott. tom: and i'm tom griffith. tonight, a third death has been associated with the storm. warnings and watches are in place throughout new england. shelley: and here in new hampshire, a high-surf advisory

i'm shelley walcott. tom: and i'm tom griffith. a federal appeals court in boston says new hampshire's ban on so-called ballot selfies is unconstitutional. wmur's jean mackin spoke to one of the people who challenged the law, and joins us live. jean: 40 days from now when you vote, it will be legal to snap a photo of your ballot and post it

shelley: i'm shelley walcott. there may be more alleged victims in this case and wmur's cherise leclerc is live where ely was arraigned today. cherise: the county attorney

shelley and shae are with the littleton soccer club. they say the way younger refs are treated is a embarassing. shelley and shae say in some cases parent have tried they believe this has only led to more disagreements with parents from both sides. the first unmanned 1971. now nasa is about to try something completely different - get close enough to an asteroid to bring part of it back to earth. the osiris-rex spacecraft will launch from cape canaveral thursday. it's a colorado native, so to speak built by lockheed martin in jefferson county. as 9news reporter maya rodriguez tells us - this asteroid holds special interest here on earth - for more than one general motors is adventourous thrill seeking folks. might not want to eat before getting on this bad boy. well show you what's dubbed as the fastest wooden roller coaster. love the fastest rollercoaster you can find? then you'll want to try this one out in tenneessee. reporter kevin tibbles braves a book. it's national read a book day! and just because technology flipped the script do

shelley: the same people who are doing this are international drug trafffficker, they're internationalhuman traffickers. they have e a long time experience in evading law w enforcemen moving gogoods, having keyey facilitators of money and transport. vira: they know where they need to go, they have buyers in place, and they're able to poach at really an industrial scale. peters: that's a highly organized, highly efficient orgaganized crime network thatas putting thatat type of operation together. narrator: between 2009 and 2014, organized criminal networks moved an estimated 170 tons of ivory, the yield from a quarter of a million dead elephants. vira: wewe estimate e that there probably are less than, you know, 25 of these networks operating globally that acununt for a very lararge proportion of t the trade. narrator: one of them is the xaysavang network, reported to be one of the largest transnational criminal networks to traffic wildlife. the u.s. department of state offered a $1 million reward, the first bounty ever placed by the agency for information leading to the dismantling of

shelley: and i'm shelley walcott. marriott's family is applauding the ruling. and as wmur's jean mackin

shelley: and i'm shelley walcott. today the suspect father coming -- the suspect's father coming forward as two of the officers hurt in the shootout were released from the hospital. abc's elizabeth hur has the new information from new york. elizabeth: in filing these new charges, prosecutors say they have the evidence to prove these

good evening to you, i'm shelley walcott. tom: i'm tom griffith. that man now charged with attempted murder and is in the hospital tonight after being wounded in a shootout with police. abc's elizabeth hur reports from lyndon, new jersey. elizabeth: good evening to you, the scene of the shootout

shelley: we head to commitment 2016 coverage tonight. we are now just hours away from the fst good monday evening, i'm shelley walcott. tom: and i'm tom griffith. there's a number of races on the ballots but tonight we're going to focus on five big races across the state starting with our team coverage outside of the state house in concord and adam sexton following the republican race for governor. adam? adam: republicans haven't held the corner office in concord in a decade but they're excited about their chances in 2016.

i'm shelley walcott. josh: tonight calms for justice in parts of the country after two deadly police shootings involving black men, one in tulsa, another in charlotte. turned violent. but tonight is there a show of support for police that was planned well before these shootings. wmur's cherise leclerc is live in hollis where blue ribbons are being tied in town. we're having some technical difficulties there. but the massachusetts state police troopers wives supporting this initiative say this is not about politics or blue lives matter, it simply a show of love to people who protect and blue ribbon as cross massachusetts with the goal of tying them up in all 351 cities and towns. but now their mission has moved northward, in making new hampshire the 24th state to join the blue ribbon mission. jennifer: tonight they tied those ribbons up in monument square, this is in hollis, after getting approval from the select board. they'll also be putting up ribbons in brookline. >> the main message is a very you are

wmur's shelley walcott has the story. shelley: daniel's family has for more than 75 years. he says this summer is one for the history books. >> it's the driest i've ever seen it and the driest of generations still alive have seen it. shelley: a lack of rain has left the soil on this londonderry farm so dry, it can hardly absorb water. taking a toll on the pumpkin crop. >> they're not as big as they size they are, but we will get some pumpkins. shelley: he says the lack of rain meant the farm crews had to irrigate the crop themselves. >> we had to bring in some water, meaning buying tankloads of water to replenish the ponds to get them water. the other patches of pumpkins that we had never even got water and we never had a pumpkin on them. so, those are gone for the year. shelley: he's not sure if he's in the red. one thi there are plenty of pumpkins for people who want to pick their own. farmers like him working around the clock to stay in business. >> it's a good thing. shelley: you had to work for it. >> we had to work for everything we had. amy: sunny crest farm in londo

we begin with shelley walcott who is covering the guinta campaign. shelley: well, jen, i'm actually here at murphy's tap room in manchester, they're setting up for what looks like will be a party tonight. this is campaign headquarters for frank guinta and he was looking pretty confident when i caught up with with with him earlier today. he was getting voters at hood middle school in derry. guinta is defending his seat representing new hampshire's last year the federal election commission found that he illegally accepted a $355,000 donation from his parents during his 2010 campaign. but guinta says he's been good working in congress and supported bipartisan legislation to fight the drug crisis and says he knows that voters will remember that this evening. for more on the man who is running against congressman guinta tonight, i'm going to send it over to my colleague, jennifer crompton who is live in manchester. reer feeling great and feels invigorated by getting out and seeing so many voters today. in fact, he started at 7:00 this morning, hitting the

i'm shelley walcott. tom and i'm tom griffith. : police and first responders responded to the scene just before seven tonight and at this hour they still have the area blocked off. shelley police just clearing the : scene within the last hour, and that's where we find out jean mackin who joins us live

. >> and i'm shelley walcott. the attorney general's office is now investigating how 51-year-old joanne boucher was killed earlier this week. cherise leclerc live with the very latest in the case. reporter: shelley, investigators have been at that crime scene

shelley: plus, violent robbery. the search tonight for the suspect in the attack that sent a local store owner to the hospital. off in our latest granite state debate. the hot topics less than one week before the primary. >> this will give an opportunity for the people of the country to weigh in. >> we've got to reject hillary clinton and senator ayotte. mike: quite muggy right now and the humidity sticks around as temps head higher the next couple of days. how warm it could get. >> no one covers new hampshire like we do. news tonight, plaistow police confirm to news9 they are investigating the death of a student from timberlane regional high school. good evening. i'm shelley walcott. tom: and i'm tom griffith. the principal says the junior died from a drug overdose around midnight. her name has not been released. jean mackin is joining us from the high school in plaistow with the latest developments.

shelley: we begin with breaking news out of charlotte, north carolina. the city of charlotte just tweeted tonight that the civilian shot during protests is actually on life support. earlier, the police chief had reported that that person had

for more on that let's go to wmur's shelley walcott who is live in hooksett shelley: hey, jen. new hampshire tourism officials say this may have been one of their busiest holidays ever. an estimated 620,000 visitors are expected in the state over the three-day holiday weekend and that's up over 5% from last year. visitors were expected to spend an estimated $88 million during their stay. we caught up with a few tourists on their way home from the weekend hotel us why they make destination. >> the woods, scenery, nature, the possibility of seeing a pair hopefully. -- a bear. just relaxing. >> the weather was great, the lake is just an incredible place. we had had a great time. >> we were out on the boat and did some hiking, it was a real nice weekend. reporter: you can see it was a busy weekend her in new hampshire, here at the hooksett tolls, it is extremely busy. labor day is the son state. we're live in hooksett, shelley walcott, wmur news 9. jennifer: thank you. with busy on the roads for suret is a slow ride if you're headed south near the state line. things are backing up

. >> and i'm shelley walcott. the attorney general's office is now investigating how 51-year-old joanne boucher was killed earlier this week. cherise leclerc live with the very latest in the case. reporter: shelley, investigators have been at that crime scene house as well as the backyard. and neighbors are desperate for answers. >> i think that's what hits me the most, is i saw her sunday morning, and she was fine, doing her normal thing, nothing out of place. reporter: it was the last time hannah saw her neighbor alive, joanne boucher, known in the area of caramel drive as being loving and nurturing, especially towards animals, was found dead inside her home monday. it's all starting to sink in for people who knew >> it hasn't even fully hit me yet. it just seems unreal for the most part. reporter: the attorney general's office released more information thursday. the suspicious death earlier this week, now deemed a homicide. neighbors like goodwin came home monday to a shocking site. >> i came home and saw polic

jean: shelley walcott is joining us live with the details. shelley: manchester police tell us they have found the adults and children they were looking for in this case, so some good news this afternoon. today police have issued warrants for 33-year-old bobbie jo guyer and 35-year-old michael been missing since last wednesday, they were believed to be with guyer and macmaster, but the couple does not have legal custody of them. macmaster was found in awe separate location, both adults were taken into custody and the children appear to be in good health. they have been returned to their legal guardians. an amber alert was not issued in i'm shelley walcott, wmur news 9. jean: breaking news out of south carolina. police say two students and one teacher were wounded after a shooting at an elementary school. anderson county coroner says the students do not appear to have life threatening injuries. a motive isn't known at this point, but local media says a death reported on a nearby road is related to the shooting, although it's not clear how. poli