earlier on a small protest was held here in the center of claremont a short time ago as the community says they want shot lafont three times in the chest. it happened last sunday morning after a 911 call brought officers to the home. meantime, claremont police have taken kibby out. line duty while that shotting is investigated. today the family has asked the protesters to instead join them at the race way to honor lafont's life. >> he's a great guy, he had a giant heart and just always love he's hilarious and he was just the life of the party, he really was, he was amazing. reporter: police body caps and dash cams in police cars are not used in claremont, so that shooting was not captured on video. the a.g. is still investigating whether or not this officer involved shooting was justified. live in claremont, cherise leclerc, wmur news 9. josh: we are going to get much needed rain this weekend it right now it is 56 degrees, meteorologist hayley lapoint tells us when some wet weather will start moving in. hayley: it depends on where you live. if you're in southern new hampshire, some of

the mother of the claremont man who was shot and killed b morning is speaking out demanding answers. erin: autopsy results show that 25-year-old cody lafont was shot three times. wmur's ray brewer live in the studio with reaction from his mother. sean: cody lafont's mother says her son had struggled with depression since he was young. cody lafont was shot and killed early sunday morning after an confrontation with police in claremont. chest. it is still unclear what prompted the shooting. that part of the investigation could take quite sometime. traci says her son involved animals and racing, spending time with the family, especially his nieces and nephews. she says lafont had called 911 before in what she calls a cry for help. >> i don't know how many officers were there. any other times there were at least twoof i can't imagine there wasn't some other way to restrain him. ray: she wants to know why this incident ended with her son dead. it is also unclear if any action will be taken against the officer involved. in the studio, ray brewer, wmur news 9. sean: a child is being treated

classes at the claremont elementary school have not been affected yet. the school's waiting to hear from engineers on whether that sinkhole is growing or not. >>> tempers reached a boiling point over the shooting of an unarmed mentally ill black man. police olango. it was an e-cigarette device he was holding in a shooting stance pointing it at him. he pleaded with police not to open fire and that he may have had a seizure. it started when his sister called 911. and he ran off and found themselves in the middle of the crowd there. >>> hillary clinton will be back campaigning in florida tomorrow. the democratic nominee will be attending rallies on the east coast in fort pierce and coral springs. the vermont senator bernie sanders promoted the free college tuition families. he told supporters it's imperative that they send clinton to the white house. >> how many are out there who will never get a chance to do what they could do because of lack of income of their families? secretary clinton and i are going to change that. >> bill clinton, meantime, will not b

we are still awaiting the autopsy results of the claremont and the attorney general's office is investigating the deadly shooting. police responded to congress state sunday morning and were confronted by woody lafond. he was shot and killed by police. luckily, no officers were hurt in the incident. salem police are putting out a warning for anyone that filled up at two gas stations in town after skimming devices were found on four pumps. with how dangerous these devices can be. kristen: these devices have the ability to clone your credit card information and steal your identity. salem police are looking into surveillance footage to see who is responsible for installing these skimmers. when you pull up to a gas station, you expect to get your tank filled but police say criminals added something to four pounds in goal of emptying your wallet. >> employees doing checks of the equipment noticed the devices. kristen: two stations were hit, one in south broadway and dusty citgo. >> we do not know how long they have been there. kristen: the owner at dusty's would not go on camera but she told us tha

jennifer: and we now know the name of the officer who shot and killed a claremont man last weekend. the vigil for cody lafont happening right now. >> no one covers new hampshire like we do. now wmur news 9 at 6:00. jennifer: tonight a new report from the attorney general says it is clear former state rep kyle tasker not only used marijuana at the state house, as well. good evening, everyone, i'm jennifer vaughn. josh: i'm josh mcelveen. the report brings to an end months of respect us. back in march wmur was first to report that a raid at tasker's home had led to evidence that he had sold illegal drugs to other house members. and tonight the attorney general's report names names, even if none will be charged. the most notable name in the report is the former deputy speaker of the house, pam tucker from tasker on one occasion and an elixir on another. rep la chance called tasker the club med of weed, according to the report, and bought marijuana from him on several occasions and brought friends that did the same. also from manchester, representative amanda bolden told investigators sh

from the traffic network, i'm deb davidson for 95.7 wzid. sean: thanks. claremont man shot by police is speaking out demanding answers. erin: autopsy results show that 25-year-old cody lafont was shot three times. ray brewer is live in the studio with reaction from lafont's mother. ray: cody lafont says her son has struggled with depression since he was you know young. this was not the first run in with police. he killed after a con problemmation. they say one officer shot lafont three times prompted the shooting. that part of the investigation could take sometime. tracy says her son loved animals and racing, he loved spending time with his family, especially his nieces and nephews. she said lafont had called 911 before in a cry for help. >> i don't know how many officers were there. any other times when i was called, there was at least two officers there. i can't imagine there restrain him. ray: she says she wants to know why this incident ended with her son dead. they say it is unclear when details of the shooting will be release. of it is not also clear if any a

the suspect who was shot and killed by police. plus, new details in an officer-involved shooting in claremont. what we are learning about the victim's previous history with police. kevin: after a start, a lot of sunshine ahead of the next system arriving tonight. another system following it, ahead. >> no one covers new hampshire like we do. now, wmur news 9 at noon. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] erin: we begin with breaking news out of houston where police are trying to figure out why a lawyer started shooting at passing cars in the neighborhood. police shot and killed the suspect and investigators with the bomb squad are taking a close look at his car and home. maggie really tells us that police are releasing few details. maggie: early this morning panic breaks out in a shopping center parking lot in houston, texas. >> bullets passed my face literally. >> i could tell the shots were coming from this direction. >> literally i could hear the bullets going through my window. maggie: many of

. >> the claremont park retirement community theater group is rehearsing you are a good man charlie brown and it is pretty impressive. the actors average age is 82. >> we are willing to laugh at ourselves. we have fun. it is an important thing. >> there is a little bit of charlie brown in each of us in keeps on keeping on. >> by the way that guy plays charlie brown. he shaves his head for the role.>> you can see the play friday and saturday. >> don't do the scene where lucy pulls the football. >> break a leg. >>> tonight, breaking news. new surveillance of the bombing suspect pulling a suitcase, carrying a backpack. authorities say, about to place the bombs in new york city and new jersey. and tonight here, we have now learned, the fbi is questioning someone else. his wife. was he acting alone? and what his own father said about his own son before. >>> also developing, the outrage tonight. the faer breaks down, then shot dead by police. tonight, for the first time, the officer's defense. >>> the deadly plane crash. the spy plane crashing down over america. >>> flash point. the syrian refu

abc 7 news was at the claremont country club as forward andre iguodala teed off from the first hole. >> looking good. one of several pro athletes playing in the golf fund-raiser for bishop high school. >> gary payton hit the course. the scholarships benefit oakland teenagers. >> it's a great opportunity for them because the school challenges the kids to exceed more than they are expected. >> the school is expected to give out more than $3 million in student financial aid this year. >> good day for golf. great cause. >> "world news tonight" with david muir is next. i'm krist >>> tonight, breaking news right here. we have exclusive pictures on the takedown. the suspect who police say left multiple bombs in new york and new jersey, running from police, holding a gun. tonight, the exclusive video of him hauled off on a gurney. and breaking right now, the interrogation. the fbi and this question -- was he acting alone? brian ross, standing by with what authorities say they have just found in his home. >>> the race for president. and who will america trust in moments like these? tonight, d

police officer in claremont. the attorney general's office is still investigating, what we've uncovered about the man's past. and new at 6:00 we're not even a p.m., week into fall and ski resorts are getting ready for winter. coming up, the mountain that took advantage of the cold pam griffin: our daughter courtney got caught in a web of opiate and heroin addiction. doug griffin: our insurance company indicated that pam griffin: she told me that she didn't want to live like this anymore... she begged... she begged for help, saying mom - please help me. doug griffin: our family's tragedy could happen to any family... pam griffin: we knew we had to save other families from losing their children. kelly reached out to us. doug griffin: she came to my family to learn more. pam griffin: she listened to what we had to say, who we were - she cared about us... she didn't know us. pam griffin: we talked about the ways to remove doug griffin: kelly co-authored the comprehensive addiction and recovery act - this act will save ki

an autopsy is being performed today on the body of a man killed in an officer-involved shooting in claremont. sean: the attorney general's office says the shooting happened shortly before 5:00 after police were called to the home on congress street. the man who been identified as 25-year-old cody lafont. ray brewer live at the ag's office. is there any word on what lead up to the shooting? ray: not yet. officials are telling us this could be a lengthy investigation as they try to figure out the circumstances surrounding this deadly officer-involved shooting. >> a little before 5:00, 5:00 a.m. i heard three gunshots. made me nervous. i didn't dare turn any lights on. it was very nerve racking. >> claremont police responded to a home on congress street early sunday morning after receiving a 911 call. when they arrived, there was some sort of a confrontation that resulted in the officer-involved shooting. 25-year-old cody lafont was killed. none of the officers were hurt. right now it is unclear what lead to the deadly shooting. >> i'm really surprised. in the neighborhood we've lived here sinc

the agency is using a helicopter to deliver 2500 feet of replacement paper near the claremont hotel. they will carry 15 loads to panoramic and dwight ways. to keep locals safe the chopper won't be flying any homes. >>> investigators are still trying to determine why a military spy plane crashed near sacramento. the two pilots on board have been participating in a training exercise over beale air force base. both were ejected from the plane before it crashed. one of the pilots was killed. the other is still alive but was injured. the extent of his injuries is unknown. >>> some lawmakers are calling for wells fargo's ceo john stumpf to step down. and democratic senator elizabeth warren is leading the charge. >> reporter: so you haven't resigned. you haven't returned a single nickel of your personal earnings. you haven't fired a single senior executive. instead, evidently, your definition of accountable is to push the blame to your low level employees. it's gutless leadership. >> ceo john stumpf has admitted that his employees opened about 2 million credit and checking accounts that may

the neighborhood running. it was very nerve racking. claremont responded to a home early sunday morning after receiving an 911 call. when they arrived, there was some sort of a confrontation that resulted in the officer-involved shooting. 25-year-old cody lafont was killed. none of the officers were hurt. right now it is unclear what lead to the deadly shooting. >> i'm surprised. in the neighborhood we've lived here since 1985. i've never seen any problems. collected evidence. at this point, they are not saying whether any video was recorded from a dash camera or body camera. >> we provide the detail and written report as well as the legal conclusions as that what if any criminal matter should be brought. this case is no different than any of the other case that is we deal with. >> i'm kind of sad to see this has happened. i think it is just adds to the crazy world that we live in today. i feel sad for the police officer. ray: the ag's office says this was an isolated incident. they expect to release more information once their investigation is c

claremont. police now identifying the victim. and what we know about the call made just minutes before the officer fired the trigger. anchor: a killing frost possible for many of us tonight. how cold the temperatures get and your work week forecast ahead. reporter: engines roar and thousands flock to the motor speedway. >> it's a great time. i love racing, too. reporter: we're live in loudon for the bad boy off road 300. anchor: then why are hundreds lined up outside a dartmouth college building? their smelly mission, ahead. >> this think of it. >> no one covers new hampshire like we do. general's office is investigating an officer involved shooting in claremont. the incident happened just before 5:00 on congress street a.m. following a 911 call from a residence. i'm adam sexton. anchor: and i'm cherise leclerc. police say 25-year-old cody lafont was killed during a confrontation with police. wmur's kristen carosa is live in claremont with what authorities are saying at this hour. reporter: authorities are still working at this h

>> reporter: i'm on the north side of the complex right at claremont and hail. this is one of the road blocks over here. you can see the rose complex on to the right is the veterans administration hospital here in east denver. police are not letting any traffic go south or east from here. they're pushing it all northward. i can tell you we haven't heard any gun fire while we've been anding here and haven't visited with anybody who's heard that. with me standing by the right now is george. his wife was onnher way home she stopped here at rose. have you bben able to talk to her ? >> i talked with her on the cell phone. she indicated they were taking care of her and all of a sudden they had a lockdown at the hospital. as i talked wither had a little bit later on, she mentioned there was a -- there was a report of a shooter in the neighborhood. they thought maybe it was across the street. as time went on, there were bringing people who were hit in the emergency room? >> now, she mentioned that herrelf. >> she did. ii wanted to ask, did she hear gun fire? >> she hasn'

the people living here are safe. an autopsy will be conducted on live in claremont, kristen monday. carosa, wmur news 9. anchor: tonight, a manchester family is displaced because of an apartment fire. firefighters say a space heater sparked the fire around 3:50 this morning. it took crews about a half hour to put out the flames on somerville street. nobody was injured in the fire, the red cross is helping the family find a place to stay tonight. anchor: police in on authorities say this man seen here used a stolen credit card to buy four gift cards from the wal-mart in hudson. the incident happened august 21. anyone with information is asked to call hudson police, or their tip line. anchor: it certainly feels like fall across the state today. a live look from our cameras and the leaves are serving to change. hayley lapoint tells us hope we enough for frost in many areas across the state, if you live away from the coastline. take a look at the temperatures. you felt the difference when you stepped outside, that long sleeve type of day, 57 in plymouth and laconia,. 61 in concord and look at berlin and wake

enough advertising revenue to pay for the website and the continue publishing including "the eagle times" of claremont. the headphone jack a thing of the past? coming up, fans line up as apple's latest creation hits the store shelves. and more bad news for samsung galaxy note 7 owners. after an enourmous recall what the department of transportation is saying about the smartphone. kevin: a lot of sunshine, but warmer temperatures continue to make their way back in. that brings the next system as well. sean: plus, in today' your fall dinners straight from when i first found out that carl had been using heroin on and off for a year. i immediately thought not my son. i found him in his bathroom with a syringe still in his hand and that was the worst day of my life. annie kuster is leading the fight regarding this opioid epidemic. she's trying to do everything she can to get laws changed. she's definitely a leader. i just love annie. brenda willis: when washington bureaucrats threatened access to mammograms, kelly ayotte stopped them. david goethel: and when red tape threatened to crush new hampshire's fis

the attorney general's office is investigating a deadly officer involved shooting in claremont. the claremont police chief tells news 9 a person was shot and killed on congress street just before 5:00 this morning. the officer was not hurt, but at this time, it is not clear what prompted the shooting. the scene remains active. again, one person is dead after we have a crew on the scene and will bring you new information on the air and online, wmur.com, as soon as we get it. state police are investigating a deadly car crash that closed route 12 in westmoreland. police say 52-year-old lorrie valentine was traveling just north of capron road around 8:00 last night when her car went off the road and flipped. valentine died at the scene. police believe speed and alcohol were likely factors. a look at the notice to arrive all morning. josh: it is actually fall now. it feels like it. the last couple of days have been cool. we were down near 30 degrees or even at 30 degrees and parts of northern new hampshire this morning. we have recovered to the 40's and 50's. headed for 50's and 60's

the agency is using a helicopter to transport 2500 feet of replacement pipes near the claremont hotelit will carry 15 different loads to panoramic way and dwight way. to keep locals say it won't fly over houses. >>> eventually there may be no reason to wait for the ice cream man because the well known brand is working to deliver the treat right to your door. ill wagner of cbsmoneywatch.com has that story and more. >> reporter: good morning. it's decision day at the fed. federal reserve wraps up a policy meeting this afternoon. most economists think the board will vote to keep interest rates as is for now. yesterday, the dow gained 9. nasdaq up 6. fedex is raising prices by about 4% starting january 2. the shipping company is expecting a record holiday season. last year they didn't get all the packages to the destinations in time for the hovels and faced backlash. kenny? >> jill, ice cream right at your doorstep? sounds like a dream. what's this all about? >> reporter: yeah. baskin-robbins is testing delivery with the help of the delivery company doordash. the ceo says this is really t

i'm going to step to the side fairly quickly to show you what we see. this is claremont street right at hill parkway on the north side of the hospital. you can see we have sounds for maloney today. >> it's scary. scary in terms of the whole situation. i haven't heard anything from them. they're not letting anyone end, they're not letting anybody out. you can see maloney very worried for his wife right now. he can't get into the hospital.

the new details investigators have just released about a deadly officer-involved shooting in claremont. kevin: skies brighter as we work our way through the forecast. mr. trump: i will release my tax returns against my lawyer's wishes when she releases her 33,000 e-mails. erin: the clash of the presidential candidates. reaction this noon after their first debate as nominees. >> no one covers new hampshire like we do. now, wmur news 9 at noon. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its fiery crash early this morning in manchester. state police say they were trying to pull the driver over when his truck careened into some trees and burst into flames. good afternoon. i'm erin fehlau. state police say the driver was wanted after taking off from another crash just down the highway. wmur's ray brewer is live this noon at the state police barracks in bedford. ray: at this poipo driver and notify next of kin. however, the pickup truck did have out of state plates. >> the trooper attempted to stop this vehicle, which was traveling in an erratic mann

an autopsy is being performed today on the body of a man killed in an officer-involved shooting in claremont. the attorney general's office says the shooting happened shortly before 5:00 yesterday morning after police were called to a home on congress street. they got into a confrontation with 25-year-old cody lafont, who was shot and killed. no officers were hurt. there is no word yet on exactly what led up to the deadly shooting. the ag's office says this was an isolated incident and it expects to release more information once the investigation is complete. state police are investigating a crash involving a car that landed upright in some trees. just take a look at this picture. troopers say this car veered off of i-89 in concord yesterday afternoon. firefighters had to cut down the trees in order to get the driver out. the 53-year-old massachusetts injuries. but my goodness, what a picture there. outside we go for you right now. 40 degrees, a bit chilly. kevin: about as cold as we have been so far this season in quite a few locations. a hard freeze in portions of the north country and a f

erin: good morning, the mother of the claremont man who was shot and killed by police early sunday morning is speaking out demanding answers. autopsy results now show that 25 year old cody lafont was shot three imes. he was killed early sunday after a confrontation with police on congress street in claremont. prompted the shooting. a child is being treated at a boston hospital this morning after being hit by a car in salem. police say the child was struck around 6:30 last night on south policy street right now it is not clear how the child was struck or what type of injuries were involved. but police say no charges have been filed and they expect to release more information later today. kevin skarupa has a look at the pam griffin: our daughter courtney got caught in a web of opiate and heroin addiction. doug griffin: our insurance company indicated that courtney's problem wasn't a matter of life and death - so she wasn't eligible for treatment. pam griffin: she told me that she didn't want to live like this anymore... she begged... she begged for help, saying mom - please help me. doug gri

this whole incident unfolded here on the intersection of claremont a husband and wife believed to be their 70s targeted, robbed and attacked. police say the couple was getting out of their car when they were approached by two men in hollowing masks. they demanded the man's wallet and pistol whipped him. he stumbled to his front door and her two gunshots. the woman had been hits. the shooters took off. the wife was taken to the hospital with non-life- threatening injuries. multiple police agencies were on the scene looking for the suspects or any clues about who they might be. the couple tells police that before the robbery and shooting the wife picked up her husband at the lorraine to station and stopped at a safeway store. this morning we went to the safeway store and we saw the police there talking with store personnel about the incident possibly looking to backtrack those suspects and see if they followed the couple from the safeway or from the bar station. the roads here in the area were shut down for while as authorities tried to track down those two suspects they may release mo

its other papers including the eagle times of claremont and the champion in newport will keep publishing. the citizen's last issue will be september 30th. josh: a new generation of apple has been releasedded today, the iphone 7 and 7 plus went on sale this morning. country, some for days to get their hands on the device which with is in short supply. apple says it sold all available iphone 7 plus models through preorders. in case you're wondering the latest iphone is a water resistant and it doesn't have a head phone jack, apparently. samsung says it will have new galaxy note 7's in stores by next wednesday. it's rushing out the new mod tomorrow replies the first note 7's after reports of batteries catching on fire. samsung problem and is offer credits and other incentives to make unhappy customers happy again. jean: plenty of people had a pad roommate at some point, but most problems don't start until after you meet. josh: that's not the case for some college freshmen, up next we'll tell but the e-mails that has a campus buzzing. jean: and what a finish at fenway last night as the red s

the shooting. people woke to a frightening situation this morning in a claremont neighborhood. little before 5:00 a.m., i heard 3 gunshots. >> the attorney general's office says a 911 call on congress says a 911 call on congress street became a confrontation 25-year-old cody lafont was killed, but it's unclear what led to the deadly situation. none of the officers were hurt. >> it made me nervous. i didn't dare turn on any lights. i didn't know if there someone around the neighborhood, running. it was very nerve-racking. >> i'm really surprised. we have lived in this neighborhood since 1985 and i >> investigators took pictures and collected evidence throughout the day. they're not saying whether any video was recorded from a dash cam or body camera. >> we provide a detailed written report that sets forth all of the information gathered as well as our legal conclusions as to what, if any, criminal matter should be brought. this case is no different than any of the cases that we deal with. >> the ag's office says this w the investigation is complete. neighbors who news 9 spoke to

>>rob fladaboe: i am here outside of the home from claremont avenue in san jose were hundreds of people expected to attend a candlelight vigil for the will have their voices to already outpouring support the only thing missing is the friday after announcing the ministry is miss fleur the with the rest assured she is in their prayers residents learn that and they live nearby and tried to rob another elderly woman last year the show then zachary was on probation in hit- and-run and no one answered the door at his home just two blocks from the house the neighbors are happy he has been called to the conservation is spring for zachary and for the day when she rejoins been here in charge >>grant lodes: 84 without a place to live to nine they responded around 11:00 last night they said the three story building was involved the couple bed live in the units were not there when the fire started when they did arrive home the dog was incited tried to russia in but it was too late the woman who lost her dog was so devastated the police said they had to detain and cites her because she would not list

. >> we were at the chair moment -- claremont country, with pro athletes playing for the local high school. the school alumnis hit the course raising money for student scholarships that benefit oakland teens. >> it is a great opportunity. the school challenges the kids to exceed more than they are expected. >> about $3 million in student federal aid should be given out. >> now we will go to drew tuma. take it away, drew. >> the temperatures are going downhill, folks are going to enjoy today. we break the heat from yesterday. part of the reason why, live doppler hd after we track the marine layer coming closer on street level, over daly city, and san francisco, and patchy fog showing up at this hour around berkeley. planning the morning, here we go, coast ad fog is going to last through 9:00 a.m. this morning, and starting temperature yesterday in the 60s and 70s, and today we are in the 50s and 60s, so you will have a light jacket. high clouds later this morning. ize are starting in south bay, 80 in san jose will feel nice compared to the 94 of yesterday, and 80 in cupertino, and 78 in sun

i'm going to step to the side fairly quickly to show you what we see. this is claremont street right at hill parkway on the north side of the hospital. you can see we have sounds for maloney today. >> it's scary. scary in terms of the whole situation. i haven't heard anything from them. they're not letting anyone end, they're not letting anybody out. you can see maloney very worried for his wife right now. he can't get into the hospital. minutes to go down and get the break. denver police departments and there been no reports of anybody injured at this point. there was a cold silver called one of the founders building and the other at the va. >> @code silver is for a person with a weapon and for an active shooter. not sure if there was an active getting ready. listen the back to you. >> obviously the big question at this point, he's going to the staging area is there are reports that shots were fired. we know a code silver was whatever parts of the shooter and a flannel shirt. he gave to see if the suspect the potential he was allegedly with the at the point. a perceived

police are searching for the suspect would but dali robbed a man and woman after 9:00 p.m. at california and claremont avenue. the couple is identified as a mother and son, and it is not confirmed. the couple was driving back from the super market, not realizing they were being followed. as they unloaded the groceries from the car they were confronted by two men in halloween masks. the man was pistol-whipped and the woman who is 70, was shot and is expected it survive. a purse and wallet for stolen. >> now to your voice and your vote, the presidential debate had something for everyone, donald trump and hillary clinton battling over temperament, women, isis, and race. one exchange was over his refusal to release tax returns. >> i will release my tax returns against my lawyer's wishes, when she we releases her 33,000 e-mails that have been delocated. >> why won't he release his tax returns? there coe be a couple reasons. first, maybe he is not as rich as he says he is. second, maybe he is not as charitable as he claimed to be. >> candidates will debate again on october 9. today, donald trump is in flori

we are near the intersection of claremont and camino pablo in orinda when it happened -- where happenedaround 9 pm last night. a husband and wife targeted and attack. the couple tells police before the robbery, the wife pick up her husband at the orinda participation. then they went to safeway. we saw police officer at the safeway talking to employees to see if they can -- they could find the attackers. police tell us the couple was getting out of the car at their home when they were approached by two men wearing hollowing masks. the men demanded the male victim's wallet and pistol whipped him. the man stumbled to his front door and heard to gunshots. the woman was hit by gunfire and the shooters took off. the woman was taken to the hospital with nonlife threatening injuries and multiple police agencies were on the scene looking for the suspects or clues about who they might be. we have been able to speak with a neighbor this morning who says she knows the couple involved go she says the women -- the woman was hit in the hip and arm but in stable condition. she went to check on the coup

in fact, economics is real the one discipline that looks like america with a rough balance between liberals, conservatives and moderates. >> host: what do you teach at claremont? >> guest: american politician. >> host: freshman course, sophomore course, senior? >> guest: i teach a course called the american cultural wars which looks at social conflict of moral questions. i teach on social movements and i sometimes teach courses on religion and politics as well. >> host: all right, student body comes in. is it pretty split, do they have a predefined attitude towards these issues? >> guest: yeah, they're mostly liberal. duo get some conservatives. for liberal arts college, we get more conservatives than lots of other elite liberal arts colleges do and that's part because we have -- we do some conservative professors here. that makes us a little bit unusual compare today our competitors like williams. >> host: jon shields have written this book passing on the right, conservative professors in the progressive university. is it bad that colleges are overall liberal? negative, i should say? >> guest: i think more conservatives is a good thing or the academy needs t

the helm of that. erin: now on "daybreak," a deadly officer-involved shooting in claremont. what we're learning about the investigation. >> hours away from the first presidential debate here on hofstra university on long island. hear off the candidates have should expect. that's coming up. kevin: frost or hard breeze. we'll talk about sunshine, warmer temperatures, and two systems we're tracking ahead. sean: remarkable rescue. how long he spent adrift in a draft before finally being saved yesterday. >> no one covers new hampshire like we do. now wmur "news 9 daybreak."

the oakland unified school district. two families with children at claremont middle school were recently targeted. ol district officials say the scammers are trying to get ransom money from the families by causing fear and panic. in one of the incidents, the parents say they received a call that their child was kidnapped and they had to pay a ransom to get them back. the parents then called the school and learned that their child was in class and okay. police are reminding families to avoid giving out personal or financial information to anyone who initiates a phone call. also in the east bay. the city of oakland is hoping to stop prositution by going after the johns. that is a new website where you can report people soliciting sex. kron's philippe djegal shows us how it works women. and far too often, girls working the corner. >> :sot- "prostitution is not a victim-less crime. >> reporter:prostitutes waiting for a john to pony up, unfortunately a common sight on the streets of oakland says mayor libby schaaf. >> :sot- "these young girls are victims, not criminals." and, now the public can annonymo

this storm tracking to the north of be around hawkeye, west union and claremont between now and 11:00 tonight. heavy rainfall is the primary threat. additional storms are expected around eastern iowa as we go to the nighttime hours. a flash flood watch is out to the north. we are expecting more heavy rain and flooding problems around the northern parts of the viewing area. >> we have breaking news related to the weather. firefighters in charles city are going door to door to warn residents that evacuations could be ordered at any time between now and friday afternoon when the cedar river could be cresting. >> in floyd county they are saying travel is not advised. more rain is expected there. wide due to the high waters. stay home if you can. in the meantime scott you have pictures that illustrate the storm. >> thanks to our viewers who shared their pictures. this picture is from sean with a tornado on the ground near green earlier tonight. freddie kerry -- captured this. south of storms created -- we are told you can track storms anytime - by downloading the cbs 2 weather app.it's fre

the state. manchester, derry, claremont and berlin. and happening today in the north country, walk in the fight against addiction. at the take a walk in our shoes event in north conway. the addiction awareness walk starts at 10:00 in shuler park, one day after president obama declared this coming week, preparation opioid and awareness week. >> a part of history is growing in the granite state. yesterday, planted a seed that came from-- hiroshima. the medical center held a ref it up for heroes event. dozens of vietnam veterans were there. and they received pins to of the war. >> a new device could revolutionize organ transplants. it's being used right here in new england. how it's helping save more lives. >> some more scattered rain showers on the way as we make our way through this sunday and it's going to add up. i'll talk about how much rain we could expect ahead. >> week through of the high school football season is in the books already. ? ? grocery shoppers of america! take your o organics baby carrots. take your eggs. even your o o

the husband. they. >> reporter: attacked last night on claremont avenue. he told the reporter he thought the robbers were playing a prank. jewels? >> reporter: veronica, they thought the robbers were playing a halloween prank because they were wearing halloween masks. the couple had just gotten back from the grocery store. they were outside the home when they were con fronted with the unexpected. >> we thought they were my son and buddy doing a pre-halloween prank on us. then i saw the guns and the guy said give it up. >> reporter: 63-year-old tom spalding was pistol whipped in the driveway of his orinda home and his wife, 73-year-old carol brown was shot twice in the shoulder and pelvis. she is still in the hospital. the suspects were wearing halloween masks, catching the couple offguard. >> sort of shaken. nobody expects this to happen. >> reporter: he gave up his wallet but was still pistol whipped. carol thought it was a joke and was fighting to keep her purse but the suspect eventually got it and shot her twice before taking off. she is the vice presid

> from orinda, police are searching for the suspects would brutally robbed a hand and a woman, and it happened after 9:00 last night near california and claremont avenues. the couple is a mother and her son. it is not confirmed yet. police report that the couple was driving back from the super market not realizing they were being followed. they got out of the car they were confront by two men in halloween makes and the man was pistol-whip and the woman who was 70 was shot twice. she is expected to survive. a purse and a wallet were stolen. >> now your voice your vote, it seemed everyone was watching the presidential debate last night air right here on abc7 and it provided parts and controversy as hillary clinton and donald trump talk about policies policd personality. here is a re-cap from new york. >> good morning. this morning, both candidates are claiming victory last night in the debate. hillary clinton calling it a major experience. >> trump saying that he thinks he won. i thought it was great. >> a it was the first time hillary clinton and donald trump faced off one-on-one situation with both debate 90 minutes from taxes, to race, to terr

number two is the school you never heard of called harvard. followed by m.i.t. and claremont mckenna and then princeton. the report ranked pay by degree. 15 of the top 20 highest paid degrees are focused on engineering. check out the study on cnnmoney.com. >> where is happiness factoring? >> are you happy ? >> i'm saying what if. "early start" continues right now. >>> breaking overnight. new clues with the suspect to the series of bombings in new york and new jersey. this man now facing attempted murder charges. could they be upgraded as the investigation casts a wider net? we are live on the scene in the streets of new york and new jersey. good morning. welcome to "early start." i'm john berman. >> i'm christine romans. it is tuesday, september 20th. 5:00 a.m. in the east. major developments into the investigation of the man who police say planted bombs in two states over two days. 28-year-old accused bomber ahmad khan rahami charged with attempted murder of police officers. officials tell cnn they believe rahami is the main guy. they have not determined whether anyone else

look at them to air in the near future a book tv on c-span2. >> joining us no book tv is claremont professor roderic ai camp. he is professor of the pacific rim. what is that mean question on what you teach? >> guest: i teach courses on latin america and mexico. different facets of folks to areas including civil military relations and religion and politics in latin america and democracy in violence in mexico in an introductory course. >> host: we have invited you to talk about one of your many books on us-mexico relations or on mexico, "politics in mexico" is the name of the book. is mexico stable democracy? >> guest: mexico is a stable democracy, but it is what i would call an electoral democracy. in terms of, it changed in 2000 with the election of an individual of an opposition party, the national action party. the preceding party in control of the government, the pri, the institutional revolutionary party had been in charge of the government for 71 years. so there were a lot of expectations generated by this new government and new president. mexico was expecting to move from what i would

at the opera house square in claremont. >> blair: a mother is suing jet blue after her son got placed on the wrong flight. that flight flying alone to new york but the airline put him on in boston instead. jet blue had two little boys mixed up and took several hours to track down her son. airline offered her a gift before filing today. >> kevin: impacting your evening drive, that really messes things up, especially boston. everything is spinning around this to our west, we've talked about this all week long, how this low of heavy rain is moving in today. taking its the showers ahead of it, not. have, thought there would be more of those. that's where it's located on live storm tracker radar, the storm just south of boston. moving northward at 15 miles per hour. gets into boston, 4:45 this evening. quincy just before that, coming your way at 4:20. not too many away in now. rain drops around the quincy area. the heaviest rain, yellow and orange showing up along the coast to the south and out to that. find the yellow on and off of cape cod over the sagamore bridge. that's where it's comi

the state. >> and hope for new hampshire has recovery centers in manchester, concord, dairy, claremont, new port and berlin. a piece of sculpture in took it. the creator of the statue says someone took a small beetle off that statue. it was created pooh by one of his students and is missing. he is offering a $100 reward for return of the beetle, no questions asked. tonight a philadelphia officer is recovering after being ambushed in her car. a gunman fired 18 times wounding the officer and one other. one person was climmed. the beginman was shot and killed by police in an alley. they offend a note expressing hatred for police officers at that scene. heavy tension tonight between the u.s. and russia. the u.s. military says it may have unintentionally struck syrian troops while targeting the islamic state tonight. more than 60 people were killed in the air strike and 100 injured. the obama administration has for the unintentional loss of life. a part of history is now living in the granite state. today, saint anselm college planted a tree that is your vifed the bombing in hiroshima. it is one of a

. >> the tooth is being studied by experts in claremont california it will stay there until analysis is complete. and casts will be on display in clouds in connerton temperature 78 degrees with a little bit of rain almost 1/2 of an inch of rain. this amount is typical with the passing showers moving across the region in new port richey 75 degrees with east wind almost 1 inch of rain, impressive amounts especially the western part of pascoe county, very strong thunderstorms passing across the area. 84 degrees with mostly cloudy skies in sun city center temperatures are cooler sunday six degrees, the rain is back in the picture certainly the case tomorrow as we get moisture slighting our way from the bahamas direction coming from the tropics. max radar picking up shower activity moving from the west and northwest, showers along i- 75 around saint leo weaker at very quiet showers moving across south tampa in the downtown area moving toward clearwater eventually safety harbor moving off to the west this passing across the howard franklin slowing down traffic a little bit. a few shower th

the scene is still very active right now, but again one person is dead after an officer-involved shooting in claremont. we are following breaking news out of washington state. police make an arrest in the deadly mall shooting. officers spotted 20-year-old arcan cetin 24 hours after the mass shooting that left five people dead inside the macy's zombie-like. >> investigators are on the scene of a three-alarm fire in roxbury. it started in the basement at a building on elm hill park. nine people are without a home. damage estimated at $750,000. the cause of the fire under investigation. also a boil water order is in effect in hamilton. the order issued after a major water main b be in effect until test results come back. that means residents cannot drink or cook that water unless it is boiled first. >> the red sox are in the playoffs after last night's win against the rays. dustin pedroia seventh inning grand slam extends boston's winning streak to 10 games. 6-4 is the final. the magic number for the sox to clinch the a.l. east is three following its win and the blue jays' win over the yankees. 32, as in

the new york system. grads make $147,000. number two is harvard. followed by m.i.t. and claremont mckenna college and princeton. s are focused on engineering. i'm not surprised by that. for the past five or six years i have been doing reports, it is always engineers. science, technology, engineering. >> what about art? >> i loved art history. >> that's why we're on at 4:00 a.m. >>> breaking details on the suspect in new york and new jersey bombings. he is charged with trying to kill police. officials wondering if he acted alone. breaking developments. "new day" starts now. >> this is the guy. this is the guy. >> the prime suspect in the new york and new jersey bombings is in custody. >> we are looking to see if this man has been operating alone. >> he is hiding in plain sight. >> we do not and never will give in to fear. >> he will be taken care of by some of the best doctors in the world. he will probably even have room service. >> welcome to america. you have a right to counsel. you have a right to hospitalization. that is our system. >> this is a sobering reminder that we need steady leadership in a dangerous

. >> host: here's the book, politics "politics in mexico", democratic consolidation or decline. claremont mckenna college professor, roderic ai camp is the author. thank you for your time. >> guest: thank you very much. i enjoyed it. >> here's a look at authors recently featured on book tvs afterwards. our weekly author interview program. georgetown university described the expanded role of u.s. military around the world. ann coulter made her case for supporting donald trump or president. pulitzer prize-winning journalist seymour hersh reported on the killing of osama bin laden along with the other covert operations that have taken place during the obama administration. in the coming weeks on afterwards, new york times publisher mark thompson will discuss the way political speech has changed over time. face the nation moderator, john dickerson will remember important moments in american presidential campaigns. also coming up, married thompson jones will talk about her investigation of thousands of leaks estate department cables. this weekend, former turner alberta gonzalez talks about his

the crash, happening around no charges have been reported. reid: a deadly officer-involved shooting is under investigation in new hampshire. police shot a man during a confrontation at a home in claremont. 25-year-old cody lafont was killed. investigators with the attorney general's office aren't saying what led up to the shooting. no officers were hurt. reid: right now, canton police are trying to find whoever torched a school playground emergency crews responded to kennedy elementary school around 8 this morning. area around this jungle gym. a nearby dumpster was also set on fire. they ask anyone with information to give them a call. nichole: commitment 2016 we're about 24 hours away from the first presidential debate and a new poll is showing the race in a virtual dead heat. the abc news-washington post poll has hillary clinton with the support of 46% of likely voters donald trump has 44%. that's well within the margin of error. newscenter 5's sally kidd is at hofstra university with a >> the big showdown happens here at hofstra university it could be a night of fireworks as each candidate tries to knock the other one off their game. for the first time ever, >> can you believe it? >

jennifer: autopsy results just released say the man who die in an officer involved shooting in claremont was shot three times. 25-year-old cody la possibility was shot and killed during a confrontation with officers who had responded to congress street sunday morning after receiving a 911 call. the attorney general's office and state police are still investigating what led up to that confrontation. tom: this weekend rochester program being called a first of its kind in new hampshire. let go to jennifer crompton who joins us from our seacoast bureau with what it all entails. reporter: the access to recovery program will be available all day every day and include several wrap around services, a new community recovery center, even a school education program. still, the rochester police chief calls this fight a marathon. >> the other day our overdoses that we respond to are but deaths are up 160%. reporter: rochester's police chief expressing the magnitude of the crisis. as they roll out a plan that launches october 1, starting with 24-7 access to recovery at the hospital e.r. and police dep

it happened last night in front of there home on claremont avenue in orlinda. julia spoke with the husband.>>reporter: the couple thought it was some sort of a joke or halloween prank the wife it just picked up her husband and they arrived at there home. they were confronted with the unexpected. i was shaken. thomas spalding was pistol whipped in the driveway of this orlinda home. his wife was shot twice. she is still in the hospital. the suspect were welling halloween masks catching them off guard.>> we thought they were my son and his friend doing a halloween prank. then i saw the guns and the guy said give it up. >>reporter: gave up his wallet but was still with. -- pistol whipped. the suspects got her purse and shot her twice before taking off. carol is the vice president of the orlinda school board. the family has lived here for more than 35 years. police say it's likely the suspects followed them home. they knew the neighborhood, they parked her car facing down the street, there is only one way in and one way out. >> this is very rare. the neighbors heard the shots and they h

the hospital. he is expected to recover. a deadly officer-involved shooting is under investigation in new hampshire. police shot a man during a confrontation at a home in claremont. 25-year-old cody lafont was killed. investigators with the attorney general's office aren't saying what led up to the shooting. no officers were hurt. nichole: a lasting tribute to boston marathon victims the message to you built right into the new peace garden. mike: an hour-by-hour breakdown of when the rain moved through. >> kind of gross. >> monday on the eye, scoring free upgrades at the airport. >> three steps you can take to get bumped up to first class. >> we'll see you on at 4:30 i'm a public school teacher in massachusetts, and i've reviewed question 2. it will make public education even stronger, because question 2 would allow more access to public charter schools, so parents have more choices for their kids' education, and public charter schools don't take funds away from public education. in fact, question 2 will result please vote yes on question 2 for stronger public schools. this is the story of fall's biggest fan. autumn was born on the first day of fall. and from an