why he was struggling so bad. >> it's a sight vaughn has never seen.but he's not immediately worried. he thinks the lift operator could simply back the chair up to the drop-off area that was much less steep. but that drop area is not as close as it seems. and what vaughn doesn't realize is that the boy's backpack is caught in the chair. the strap is around his neck and slowly choking him. >> you can see him just really kicking and struggling to try and get free. >> vaughn films the terrifying scene. the boy hangs on for more than a minute. then as the crowd gasps, the boy finally slips and falls the equivalent of three stories on to the hard snow. >> oh my god! >> it was just kind of like in slow motion, until he hit. it was a long ways down. >> the ski patrol is standing and tends to the boy in a matter of seconds, but is the boy alive? and if so, has he suffered serious injury? >> i'm very amazed that i survived. >> five years later as a 17-year-old, anthony traber recalls that day and everything that happened that led to his dramatic fall. >> oh, my

. >> reporter: her boyfriend vaughn is a factory worker too. >> i woke him up, we won! what? i won the lottery, we won the lottery! oh, get out of here. >> i was in disbelief. >> reporter: listen to those shifting profountain ining pron >> we won, i won the lottery, we won the lottery! >> reporter: could their 36-year relationship about be to face a test? >> this is my significant other. we've never been married. my two children are with him. >> reporter: a point that came up awkwardly at the press conference where she alone held that check. >> he hasn't proposed in the last day or so? >> i said he'd have to sign a prenup now. >> reporter: for some lottery winners all that money can cause greed and jealousy. worst case scenario, deedee moore, found guilty of swindling and killing abraham shakes peer after he won a $17 million jackpot. she buried him in the backyard. >> the lives of lottery winners is so fascinating they made a reality show about it. "lottery changed my life." some of them hitting it big on the slot machines. others, teenage millionairesing about the restauran

jennifer: i' m jennifer vaughn. police say jason morales was well over the speed limit when he crashed in the entire event was caught on camera. josh: andy hershberger is live with court documents about what he allegedly said before the crash. andy: police say the driver that crashed into this building was going about 90 miles per hour west on granite street sunday night. surveillance video that was turned over to police from a nearby gas station shows a car driving on granite street before it hits a median and crosses main street. police say the car then crashed into the old dunkin' donuts building. jason martinez-morales faces five felony charges that include two for criminal threatening. police say there was some sort of argument between martinez morales and his two cousins that were in the car. at one point, police say martinez morales said they were all going to die before crashing into the building and leaving the scene. >> any time a vehicle' s traveling at a high rate of speed through a downtown area 10:00 a

jennifer: and i'm jennifer vaughn. police searched the home of sue hutchinson after she was reported missing back in september, but when they went again last night they found a woman's body hid then a crawl space. andy hershberger live in manchester where a memorial has been created for her.

it's a replica of the vaughn image. this one was requested by a man named vaughan and then also owned by someone named sinclair, so that's why it's called the vaughan sinclair image of washington. this is a replica of the very first image of washington that stuart did.ery you can see the red drapery in the background capturing the presidential image there. beside it is an image of washington by rembrandt peale. it's done much later. it's done in 1859, so it is after washington had died. it we also in the gallery have in another image now by rembrandt peale of george washington, washington before yorktown, that hangs in the stairwell. it's a new painting. it's a magnificent painting and we may see it later. let's walk across the room and e look at these portraits of johnt and abigail adams.hese we saw john upstairs.and abig actually that portrait we saw h upstairs of john in his brownish-red coat is a replica from this painting. this painting was commissioned in 1800 when adams was about 65. stuart never finished it. f a

it is a replica of the vaughn image. this one was requested by a man named vaugn and owned by someone named sinclair. and this is the first image, -- a replica of the first image of washington that stuart did. you can see the red drapery in the background and capturing the presidential image there. beside it is an image of washington by rembrandt peale. it is done much later in 1859, after washington had died. also, in the gallery, we have another image, now, by rembrandt peale of george washington, before yorktown, that hangs in the stairwell. it is a new painting that came from the corcoran. it is a magnificent painting, and we may see it later. let's walk across the room and see these portraits of john and abigail adams. we saw john adams upstairs, and actually that portrait that we saw upstairs of him in the brownish-red coat is a replica from this painting. this painting was commissioned in 1800. it was when adams was about 65. stuart never finished it. abigail adams wrote that she just did not know what to think ab

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>> chip vaughn. >> i knew it. >> chip muscle man vaughn.e is carrying a camera and doing it one handed. props to chip. >> well let's be honest it is a go pro. >> that means nothing. no, he is doing it all with a camera on. >> okay get down safely all three of you and the camera. >> we'll do. >> and we've got to try to get the rock wall selfie of course. >> wow you're a brave guy. i love it. >> this is why i'm going to fall. >> ha is -- that is okay. thank you christien. >>> here in oakland the city is expecting big crowds for tonight's first friday event. it gets under way at 5:00 this evening. dozens of food vendors, artists, community groups, street performers, musical acts. >> coming up here on mornings on 2, the 9 the sausage and suds festival is this sunday in san leandro. we give you a sneak peek this morning. we have mike talking beer and sal talking sausages. we'll talk to these guys in a few. >>> welcome back to the 9. the 18th annual sausage and suds festival. it features sausages from 40 vendors. and local beer. to get in the moo

. >> vaughn. >> mary anne vaughn and then jim and they look at you across the way. sometimes he'll give you the verbal report. last time he just pushed a piece of pain area cross his desk. just you read it. >> ohh that's not good. >> it's about you. >> it was on yellow piece of paper. >> yellow. >> you have had one yet. >> i have not had mine yet i'm sure it's coming any day. >> there's a maximum of five they give you paper and like no one gets a five. >> make you feel better of yourself. >> scale of 1 to 5. >> i can't get 4.75 or 4 about the 89. >> 4.9. >> maybe if you looked more like alex. >> they did not say these things. >> they do. >> i got a five. >> they probably say be more like mike. >> i think all of us go through this at our jobs. there's a relationship expert that says how about the same concept for marriages? wow go see a marriage counselor once a year to get a little checkup right? so they -- you can identify goals for future and avoid conflict and therapists say the review should not take -- you don't take it lightly be serious about it and you want

live in the newsroom, jennifer vaughn, wmur news 9. josh: you can read more on the labrie case on our website as well as watch legal signal says from our expert, dave ruoff. jean: in other news, it's tough to think about the price of heating your home this winter when it feels like a spring day out there, but there are clear price trends in place. the cost of heating oil and propane are down, while firewood prices are up. we found families with their winter meeting strategies ready to go. reporter: even when they are out for a stroll on a warm october day, winter isn't too far from their minds. in year nay have special reason to keep the home fires burning. 5-month-old georgia. >> she's always be warm, though. reporter: so they have heating options for a new hampshire winter. >> we had oil for a while, then we went pellet a few years ago. bought a nice pellet stove. but this year oil is cheaper so we're just running oil. >> it's good to have both because it's always going to fluctuate. reporter: there is price fluctuation this year for

good evening, everyone, i'm jennifer vaughn. josh: and i'm josh mcelveen. tonight that driver is facing charges after police say he passed out apparently under the influence of heroin. reporter: the officer was on routine patrol when he saw a man slumped over inside. surveillance video shows the officer standing next to the cadillac escalade when police say the driver woke up and began accelerating. it hit another vehicle, ran over a tree, crashed into a fire hydrant. alexander dimaggio appeared in court briefly this morning asking for a lawyer before his arraignment that was rescheduled for tomorrow. a felony level reckless conduct. >> sleferl observations were made, he was apparently under the influence of a narcotic, specifically heroin. there was heroin in the vehicle. reporter: court records say dimaggio refused medical treatment at the scene and the police officer was unhurt. his bail is set at $2500. i'm andy hershberger, wmur news 9. josh: commitment 2016 now, for the first time in a long time the focus on next year's election is not about the presi

jennifer: i'm jennifer vaughn. sue hutchinson and steven andrade disappeared last month, but andrade's body was found in a tewksbury motel. the two lived together on kalif road, but manchester police started to investigate after family members say hutchinson disappeared on september 20. then on tuesday, 36-year-old steven andrade's body was found in a motel 6 in tewksbury. he apparently had shot himself. manchester police say andrade was last seen driving hutch i son's silver bmw, which was found monday in merrimack. police don't yet know if hutchinson was in that motel room, but manchester police chief willard says andrade's apparent suicide makes him more concerned that something bad may have happened to her. >> we're deeply sorry, our condolences to steven andrade's family, and we concerned for sue hutchinson's safety. >> i hope she's still alive, but it doesn't sound very good. i've never talked to her before, but i've seen her outside a lot. jennifer: police say andrade had been dating hutchinson's daughter, a

jennifer: i'm jennifer vaughn. this is a big weekend to check out the fall colors, so let's get right over to meteorologist hayley lapoint who has the timeline on when all the wet weather will move on out. hayley: luckily that will be over the next couple hours here, so the worst of it happening now, this is a last blast heavy rain, in fact it's over and done

jennifer: i'm jennifer vaughn. the development comes from our latest granite state poll, and the question, what is the most important issue facing the state. for the first time ever, the majority of respondents say it is drug abuse. josh: this is also the first time in almost a decade that the number one issue has not been the economy. and this survey also reveals how many lives have been personally affected by the crisis. the heroin crisis in new hampshire is visible to everyone, from law enforcement -- >> i'm up to my eyes in the heroin addiction. josh: to the clerk at the corner store. >> people staggering tell they're on drugs. josh: now among all the other concerns facing the lives of granite staters, the drug problem in new hampshire has reached a new level. >> this is the first time that we've seen drug abuse rise as the most important issue, anywhere near this level. for the last 15 years it's been at about 1 mrs, 2%. josh: but now a full area of the state sees the heroin issue as the most important problem

`jennifer vaughn, wmur news 9. `josh: two lawsuit have been `filed against the town of new `durham as well as the chair and `vice chair of the select board. `five residents representing a `group of 600 petitioners are `asking a stratford county judge `to invalidate the board's vote `july to fire police chief `bernier. `a conflict of interest is among `the allegations, and in a `separate suit they're asking the `judge to throw out a vote in `april that actually reinstated `the town's fire chief. `jean: the city of franklin will `no longer enforce its curfew `after concern from the aclu. `it applied to anyone under 16. `the aclu says parents and `guardians are in the best `position to know when children `should be home, not the `government. `josh: fighting heroin and ways `to help the economy, those were `two of the issues at the `democratic debate. `they have very different `opinions. `reporter: the challenger in the `mayoral race says when it comes `to helping the city move forward `the current mayor is continue `a

first drive after half time, carr backs up, vaughn miller sacks him and steals the ball. >> big time play by miller. a game changing play. >> ensuing broncos drive, manning hit december ms demariut can't hold on to it. that led to a field goal. peyton to thomas, this time he will hang on to it and with pa that pass peyton manning breaks brett favre's record for most passing yards in nfl history. over 71,000 yards passing, bill. >> big time: he's one heck of a player. >> later in the drive, peyton looking deep for thomas. intercepted but look at the intercepted by old man woodson. >> he kept his eyes on the ball, caught it at the highest point. what a play by charles woodson. >> now time for six all time for interceptions with 64. fourth quarter, broncos ball, c.j. anderson gets the carry, justin tuck brings him down and he's injured. >> you see the arm as he's reaching to make the tackle. his arm goes way back. very dangerous. >> and this was very dangerous as well. car picked off by chris harris, jr., runs it back for the pick six. that's a 75-yard interception return. is one bronco

it's interesting if you look at the map today, vaughn probably the only friend turkey had, if you can call iran a friend. they have significant political relationships going on. today you have russia operating in syria you have assad gaining ground and momentum after the russians attacked in syria and his support.at least from a political perspective, many countries around the world to include even some gulf countries agree that assad can be part of a transition. turkey does not have good relationship with him. turkey does not have good relationship with egypt because of the muslim brotherhood issue. they don't have a lot of good relationship with countries like saudi arabia for example also because of the muslim brotherhood situation. so the situation with turkey is very much complicated. and that is a reflection negatively on the domestic politics in turkey. >> and that matters to us because turkey is a member of nato. stay right here, we'll take a quick break and we'll talk about whether we come back why turkey matters so much to us. stay with us. >> i'v >> talking tonight about th

owen wilson and vince vaughn have nothing on here's a live look at west lake okoboji from okoboji skycam... here's your "feel good" story of the day. a father who battled leukemia worked to defy the odds again to make his daughter's wedding day even more special. after enduring extensive chemotherapy , surviving a coma, and going blind in one eye, ralph duquette and his daughter agreed that he didn't have the strength to walk her down the aisle. well, guess what? he worked with physical therapists all summer, and there they go. and ralph didn't just walk his little girl down the aisle: he also performed the ceremony, and even danced with her at the reception. a wedding in la jolla, california had an un-invited guest show up. but the happy couple didn't mind at all. after all, how many marriages start out with << this could be the ultimate wedding crash - that the bride and groom almost missed. as president obama played golf on torrey pines golf course sunday, stephanie and brian were about to get married at the adjacent lodge. (brian/groom) "he actually took his last putt and came over t

. >> reporter: as we leave west wildwood, we find nathan vaughn. he can't get around by car, so he paddles home and sums up what most are feeling this week op the jersey shore. >> water's everywhere. >> you took the kayak out? >> yeah. >> what's it like kayaking down your neighborhood? >> everybody's taking pictures. >> reporter: that's what most people are saying, it is fun to see the water in the streets, but it is causing a lot of damage. again, residents up and down the jersey shore basically have two or three high tides to be concerned about. the one coming up in a couple of hours. some say the daytime tides in the afternoon have actually been a lot worse. >> in north wildwood, cape may county, our cameras caught this house afloat. it collapsed overnight. the strong high tide lifted the 2 1/2-story home off its foundation, sending it flowing down the grassy sound inlet. fortunately no one was hurt. >>> more than 21 million people along the eastern seaboard are under a flash flood watch, or warning. wide areas of charleston, south carolina, are

jennifer: i'm jennifer vaughn. before learning his sentence, owen labrie heard not only from the victim herself but her poorns too who focused on what they called his cruel intentions. wmur's andy hershberger begins our live team coverage to you from outside the courthouse in concord. reporter: labrie was sentenced to one year in jail and will serve up to three years probation, but the 20-year-old will still remain free while his case is under appeal. the teen-age victim in this case gave her statement to the court through videotape, it talked about how her life was forever changed when she was sexually assaulted by owen labrie. >> made me feel like i didn't belong on this planet. and that i would be better off dead. reporter: labrie was convicted of five charges related to the sexual assault of a 15-year-old, while both were students at the in may of 2014. the assault took place during a school tradition called the senior salute where upper class men ask younger students on dates. labrie's lawyer asked the court t

were drafted in the same year 18 years later woodson gets his first pick off manning. 3rd quarter vaughn miller got the pressure and sacked car forcing a fumble denver takes over deep in raider territory led to a field goal. denver within one point. it's 9-7 broncos 3rd quarter. woodson getting greedy with interceptions manning's pass toward the sideline look at charles woodson second pick off manning. sea bass in for 40-yard field goal. this time wide left. denver continues to lead 9-7. that would end up being critical. 7 minutes to go 4th quarter. back breaker, car off his back foot into the hands of chris harris, jr. 75-yard pick 6 and denver scores. they win 16-10 to extend their winning streak to 8 against the raiders. >> there's no moral victories for us. we feel we can compete with everybody, and we feel like we could win games, but we're young and we're learning how to do that. and so we got to continue to grow now. >> i wouldn't say we kept up. i think that we played aggressive aggressive shall aggressive as a collective team and we'll see them again. so, it's not over with of i

vaughn miller sacks car forces a fumble led to a field goal for denver. 9-7 broncos in the third woodsonas getting greedy with interceptions. manning's pass throats towards the sideline woodson races in to make the interception. sea bass came in to kick a 40- yard field goal and this time he misses left. denver holds on to a 9-7 lead. 7 minutes ago 4th quarter back breaker by carr. he threw off his back foot into the hands of chris harris,, jr. 74-yard pick 6 for harris to give denver their first touchdown of the game. and they win 16-10 and extend their winning street to 8 against the raiders. >> there's no more or less victories for us. we feel we can compete with everybody, and we feel like we can win games, but we're young and we're learning. so we got to continue to grow now. >> i wouldn't say we kept up. i think that we played aggressive as a collective team. and we'll see them again. you know, so it's not over w. they may have won the first game but there's still another one. >> terrible news for the chiefs. jamaal charles suffers a torn acl and will miss the rest of the season. 1

earl vaughn decided to beat the rush and just finished his retro fit. >> it's the largest single expenditure i've made since i've owned this. >> he says if an earthquake wiped out his property, he'd have no reason to put the same kind of building up again. >> it's very difficult to keep up with my costs because of the rent control. >>reporter: considering everything that l.a. stands to lose, a big quake could change the city for years, maybe for a generation. >> the largest growth decade in the history of los angeles is the decade after the 1906 earthquake as people came south. we look at los angeles and say we gained at that time. what's going to happen when it's our turn? >>> the creators of the hit show homeland are admitting they were sabotaged. a group called arabian street artists were hired to create the set and instead painted messages like homeland is racist, homeland is not a series, and black lives matter. >> regardless of the fact of it being fiction, it presents itself very realistically using very real world contemporary issues. it's still important to address this idea that st

filed in superior court they alleged numerous acts have of sexual harassment by milt hallick and vaughn clemens. >> closed the door and came from behind and grabbed my boobs. so i turnaround and i was like wow, what are you doing. he is like what do you mean, what am i doing? you know you like that. you know you like that. >> reporter: in one incident hallick is accused of pulling down a hand to see what color underwear and cell phone pictures of his genitals. >> asking him to send him in a prep eighth pictures of yourself to get the a daze off of work. >> reporter: we tried to ask him his side of the story and after initially being told he would come see us,'s parentally changed his mind. >> is he aware of the lawsuit? is he aware of the sexual harassment lawsuit? >> reporter: lawsuit alleged that the owners of signature smiles scott and ana, not only knew about the harassment, but they retaliated with baseless write ups, demotions and firing a human resource assistant who exiled a log of her absence complaints. no response to the estate the in mays landing but their attorney did suppl

. >> oh, her high school sweetheart and partner of 36 year s years vaughn avery was at the announcement along with some of their children and grandchildren. will they be getting married sometime soon? >> i said he'd have to sign a prenup now. >> i don't blame her. >> yeah, that'll get any guy to put a ring on it. leach said that she will be buying some land to build houses for her family. >> she took a lump sum payment which after taxes comes out to $140 million. i'd probably do the lump sum too. >> absolutely. give or take a few thousand. >>> okay, so someone else into money these days the current "jeopardy "jeopardy" champ matt jackson. 23 years old, paralegal from washington, d.c. >> incredible knowledge about most subjects has led to wide margins of victories in his eight wins. though he wins have been worth more than $230,000. >> get this, before going on the show he shut down his facebook account in order to fully concentrate on his preparations and during that time, he also read a book written by "jeopardy" legend and goes for victory number nine tonight. >> i wish that's all it

democrats block a bill and with me now the policy director on the center for immigration studies, jessica vaughn. why do we even need sanctuary cities as a federal law allows an illegal to stay here if there is a victim of a crime. >> we don't need them. the purpose of the sanctuaries is not to make immigrants more comfortable. they will obstruct them from doing its job. the politicians don't agree with the immigration laws that we have. >> clearly they don't need them. when there were crimes involving illegals and they get to stay here and cooperate. let's talk about this bill that the senate democrats voted down. you have a five-year minimum of those who are illegal after committing two aggravated felony crimes or if there two reentries. what's wrong with that? >> i certainly don't object to the policies, but you know the reality is that if nobody can prosecute an illegal alien up to deportation, if they can't get custody to begin with, they keep releasing them back to the streets. we need to find a way to better deter them from coming back here. >> how do we do that? >> i think the government

wmur' s jennifer vaughn sat down with former governor lynch to hear his memories of this disaster. jennifer as the rain pounded : alstead, then-governor john lynch was halfway around the world. >> the mission was to germany, ukraine and chezch republic. jennifer the trade mission was : not to be. as lynch arrived in berlin, an urgent phone call came in. >> i got on the next plane which was 45 minutes later and , returned home, went to eoc and alstead the next morning out. what he saw was horrifying. jenniferwhat he saw was horrifying. : >> the place was devastated, as we know. destroyed. lost their lives. communication was down, people didn' t have power. it was a mess. jennifer as he toured the town, everyone he saw. on it, his personal cell phone number. >> i wanted people to be able to call me direct, if they had a problem big or small, if i heard about it i could then contact the right people and make sure that problem was solved. state departments were jennifer activated, then the : federal government and non-profits. helpful, but the governor says alstead takes care of each o

i mean, you think of these women like vaughn, like this grandmother, i could, you know, go on, these>> host: eleanor in texas. eleanor, what's the name of your town in texas? >> guest: it's wax hatch chi, texas. >> host: thank you, ma'am. where is that? >> caller: it's south of dallas. >> host: all right. go ahead and ask your question or make your comment, ma'am. >> caller: okay. my comment is this. i'm so full of gratitude to vice president cheney and lynne cheney, his wife, the second lady. they were unbeatable during that time when everyone was so shaken up by the 9/11 attack. >> guest: well, that's, that is just so kind of you that you're making me a little bit weepy. but thank you for those thoughts, and i will certainly pass them on to dick. >> host: even though you've been out of office for quite a while, do you still have any official commitments or official roles? do you get invited to certain things? >> guest: well, in wyoming where lots of our friends show up in august, you know, we go out a lot. and that's just fun. you know, these are people we've known for such a long

it took three more years to develop practical airplane so vaughn real airplane come as we would say, that people could learn to fly, was born at the prairie. >> host: new jersey text, do you think the right brothers hindered progress of the navy--american aviation? >> guest: no. no more so than alexander graham bell ended the use of telephones for the development of the telephone or alexander graham bell's patents stalled the use of the telephone. no. all you have to do is look at what happened to aviation. with an almost no time the right brothers, the planes they had developed was not recognized as a reality until 1908. the plane used in world war ii, world war i was vastly different than what they had flown an inch the more advanced plane had developed in those seven years, eight years since the wright brothers's plane was recognized to be at reality. as the acceleration of progress was beyond anyone's imagining where charles lindbergh flying the atlantic in the 1920s, orville wright lived to see jet propulsion, jet engines, rockets, he lived to see the horrible devastation caused

. >>> lindsey vaughn vaughn is 31. mary ann. i don't know her as dawn wells. >>> thousands of rowers in the two-day event. the championship races are today. a little chilly for the spectators. they've got to bring their sweaters and coats and hats. it's chilly out there. >> alumni day for all the colleges. you know, colby and boden and tons of massachusetts schools participating. world-wide known. it's cold out there this morning for spectators and rowers. 6:16. we're just starting to see some light. today is the first morning we're seeing sunrise in the 7:00 hour. you can ponder that for a little bit. it is chilly out there this morning. we do notice that we have a few snow showers in western new york. not anything big, but nevertheless, there are some snow showers and rain showers. same neurological levels. this is actually about 7 days later than you'd expect where the foliage is. in some ways, the pattern right now, similar to what we saw last february, you do have a big area of high pressure coming straight down out of cana

we will talk with jordan vaughn a former platoon mate of bergdahl. >> the commander-in-chief sittingr an interview on cbs's 60 minutes talking about everything from syria to hillary clinton's e-mail can sda-- scan. >>> this interview covered a lot of topics from syria in russia to the 2016 race. on the topic of former secretary of state e-mails he thought hillary clinton did make a mistake but did not endanger national security. >> she made a mistake. she is acknowledged it. i do think that the way it has been begined up is in part because of politics and i think she would be the fest irst to acknowledge maybe she could have handled the original decision better and the disclosures more quickly. >> president obama was asked if he knew his russian counterpart vladmir putin machine planning to bring troops in when they met in the general assembly. >> we have good intelligence. >> you knew he was planning to do it. >> we knew he was planning to provide the military assistance that he was needing because they were nervous about a potential eminent collapse of the regime. >> and when asked