i am proud of what we did in waterville valley. we are the only resort in the east coast expanding this year. we just got new workforce housing. we are the only group doing that. democrats can do what they want in terms of reflecting -- deflecting issues. i was at a debate last he did not even show up. i sat at a debate with an empty podium. they do not want to talk about issues, do not want to show up at the issues. in a couple of weeks, we feel very comfortable where we are. i think we will turn the state around. josh: i bet there are a lot of republican candidates who are lamenting running in the year in which donald trump is running out the top of the ticket. you are asked about this all of the time. is he now a liability? at poll numbers -- we do not look -- but even the wmur say we pull well ahead of donald trump. what he does in his election, that is his business. if there's any message people should take him about our campaign -- i do not trust washington. i do not trust anything that comes out of that place. i do not think

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a couple of pictures for instance up toward waterville valley. >> southern all weekend long. look at sunday, a couple of clouds start to filter in. we're getting up to 66 degrees. by kick-off at 1:00, i'm expecting full sunshine and 61. perfect weather for football. >> north carolina governor pat mcquery toured the devastating towns after historic flooding wiped out the communities on the atlantic coastline. hurricane matthew brought that have never seen flooding like this before. 20 people have died so far in his state alone. mcquery explained how widespread the flooding damage is during a press conference earlier today. >> it's the worst conditions and maybe even worse than what we saw in lumberton. again these are two cities 100 miles away from each other or more. and this is how widespread the hurricane is impacting the state of north carolina. >> the governor also said he saw people playing golf just a few is. his message to them tonight, we need your help. >> florida's governor announced the new zika zone late this afternoon. a one square mile area in miami. health offi

>> unfortunately for waterville valley no. jean: they disagreed on handling mental health background checks for gun buyers, minimum wage, and funding planned parenthood >> this isn't about politics, it's about people's lives someone will always be attacking planned pareho governor who was stanidng tup to women's health 100% of the time >> i've made the tough votes if anybody has thrown politics aside. jean: they focused on education funding and if the formula should be decided by the courts or legislature. >> i'm amazed that chris walked just say that he wont cut school funding in nh pass the buck >> it's not about cutting people. jean and van ostern challenged : sununu for endorsing donald trump with a swift response. >> he's a dangerous threat to our country and i think politicians who put their own ambitions ahead it calls your judgement into quesiton. >> are you saying bill and hillary are good role models for kids? >> what did the two candidates for governor agree on? both said no sales tax, no income white house, republi

waterville. oh, wow. can he walk? >> he doesn't need to walk. 31 pounds! that is a child. that is a small child. >> i love the name, logan. >> well, this video of this cat went viral after recent hotel guests -- he's barely moving here. this is viewed more than 29 million times. look at the legs. he can't support his own weight. received a lot of angry phone calls about his health. he's not overfed or mistreated. >> leave me alone. he's grumpy because -- who knows. >> there are ways to lose weight for the cats too. >> we'll see how that goes. >> $10,000 for a tank of gas. >> coming up, the glitch that led up to one family's pricey fill up. >> plus, piecing together what led up to a fatal train crash and the black boxes are not helping in the investigation. we'll be right back. >> first, we continue to follow breaking news out of waukesha, the police are looking for a missing child. yesterday afternoon. the crews and neighbors are been searching for him. the ten-year-old has autism and russ: i've travelled over 50,000 miles all across wisconsin - listening to people, hearin

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i remember when the world cup was at waterville and it was awesome. we've got to show case down the east coast our ski resorts. >> they had all >> i feel like it could snow at my house right now. it was in the 30s. >>> it's chilly. we're in for bright sunshine. it's definitely a morning where you want maybe the fall jacket maybe an extra layer and then you can get rid of it later on. chilly mornings warming up during the days, nice stretch of fall weather going to help the leaves pop too. quiet week of weather ahead too. mainly dry stretch of weather, a few showers will tuesday, right, but we're looking ahead to the weekend. it looks fantastic classic fall weather for both saturday and sunday. 44 in boston right now. low 30s in concord new hampshirl 28 degrees right now. 39 in plymouth. compare that to 50, you know wht has to do with the wind if it stays a little bit active tha help keep the atmosphere mixed up a bit. once the wind goes calm that's when you see the temperatures start to tumble. clear skies, sunshine going to be out today. big area of

>> yeah, when i was a kid they had it at waterville back in the '80s, it was awesome. >> it's huge. >> and really are rare to have it. so exciting. >> seriously so they've got the snow guns pumping up there. >> i guess that's the good news with the shot of cold air that's good. >> at least for snow making. yep, so it does feel liin . >> chilly out there this morning. >> i know. >>> look at the shot of boston right now beautiful take a moment soak it in, sunrise not coming up just yet just over a half hour from now. going to be a beautiful start to the day with temperatures running in the 20s to 30s out the door right a quiet week ahead with nice rebounds too. mainly dry stretch with just a few showers possible late on thursday. weekend is looking good too. 29 in springfield. 30 in bedford, 29 in norwell right now compared to 44 in boston. 31 in tout, why such a big jump in a short amount of distance? well because there's a little bit of wind in the cape. clear skies high pressure fair weather building right overhead today means it great stretch today, a few passing clouds tonight whic

but if you're going to highway in waterville valley. that is gorgeous stuff out there. the foam backis perfect especially in new hampshire and vermont. this is at the bay station at cog railway on mount washington taken yesterday but you can bet it's looking same. really good conditions. the leaves aren't going to be blowing off. get out there and see it. it'll be past peak in a week. support don't wait. there's the picture of the day, there's the winner of the day. nice shot of the skyline of your picture tomorrow not really dropping fast. the reason is there is a bit of a breeze out there. and the clouds, they left the areas with the clear skies. the temperatures will drop but it'll be more of a gradual drop tonight. in the morning the is sun will be out or at least coming out if you're getting up while it's still dark out. shiri spears will guide you through that. tomorrow afternoon sunshine. wall to wall, all across new england through the day fast-forwarding through saturday. not much change. it'll be clear tomorrow night, and you'll wake up to sunshine saturday mo

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look at the results at waterville valley under his mismanagement. we've seen half the number of skiers visits, jobs cut, and it informs how he will lead our state moving forward. >> talk to the businesses of the north country. talk about someone who doesn't want what we have to deal with north of concord. colin's entire world revolves around concord. sean: they did agree on one thing, neither one supports the are due in court after a four-month-long drug investigation. police arrested 34-year-old jamie butler and 35-year-old william butler yesterday. they found 15 grams of heroin and other drug paraphernalia in their apartment. both face drug charges. erin: the man police say was drunk when he lead them on a high-speed chase along winding roads is due in court tomorrow. >> stop. get on the ground right caught on pelham dash camera of a police officer started early wednesday morning after a driver sped by an officer on route 38 and blew through red lights. speeds reached 80 miles per hour forcing the officer to slow down before finding the car flippe

waterville valley about three or four. presidential range six to 10 with 3 to 7 in dixville notch. there's a windy side to this storm as well, notice that lull that's where the storm is expected to be. the winds crank up behind it. we could see scattered power outages on friday. beyond all of this it's much quieter for the weekend, clouds, a little sun, a passing shower for saturday. and it warms up as we go into the middle of next week, squeezed in between that is a bright and cool halloween, speaking of which we are now entering the last weekend for scream fest out there at to go to some spots where people don't want to go, what's it like? hayley: yeah, it really is. as you saw a couple moments ago, they have every type of ghoul, yes they even have clowns this year too, it is super scary, especially considering i'm in this massive warehouse turned into a haunted house. so you have to go through all these rooms with all these scary he'll tell us what's happening this weekend. >> we're very excited about canobie park scream fest this weekend, right before halloween, we have five ha

i have 800 employees at waterville very, very few are on minimum wage. but when you look at the trickle upper feks of how adjusting the minimum wage oh affects a business, i can tell you. we don't have a state minimum wage and we shouldn't. we defefer to but the impacts that the drastic minimum wage increases that you hear democrats talk about, the 10, 12, $15 an hour, that would be devastating to businesses. here's an issue where i am a stake holder, live and breathe this potential threat to my business every single day, and i understand the implications and the impacts it would have across the entire state. >> one of the ways we need to strengthen our state economy is minimum wage in the country. right now it's $7.25 an hour, there's no state in america with a lower minimum wage than new hampshire. we can do better than that. we need to look at a significant increase in our minimum wage partly because it will mean our consumers will have more money that they can spend in our state economy. it's horrible that we have anyone who is on public assistance w

if you left-handed pitchers right along the waterville everybody, -- if you live right along the water, winds should stay up, so we don't have a frost concern or in the city of boston of but the western coast and upper cape and parts of the vineyard under a threat for some frost by sunrise tomorrow. i have acl we get tonight straight ahead. >> mark: new at 6:00 p.m., police in swampscott are looking for this person of interest in connection with a number of suspicious fires. the fires are reported in the doherty area of town, doherty circle. police are looking for a person responsible and say two of the fires set in this case were cars. there is a reward of up to $5,000 for information leading to the arrest and conviction of the suspect. >> also at this hour, seakonk thanks to rhode island police. they seized 40 pounds of marijuana, along with a sawed-off shotgun and cash from a home. one person now faces charges. >> mark: surgery removed a kidney from the wrong person because of a name mixup at st. vincent hospital in worcester. the surgeon identified the patient using a name on a tes

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the man who won the contest was born in waterville and studied economics at harvard and built a careerinvestment management in chicago and new york city and returned to live in mid coast maine where he has been in the real estate business. he served as the state treasurer and won his first term in congress two years ago. thank you both for being here and at the coin tos the coin tos first. why argue the best candidate to serve the second congressional district? >> cain: i am so honored to have the opportunity to talk to people about the important choice that they have before them in november. my background is one i am proud of. i helped bring back the tax cut and to try to bring good jobs back across maine. that's what this is about, it's about putting them back in charge of our economy. a lot of people know my legislative background but they don't know that my dad is a shoe salesman and my mom is a sign language interpreter. i learned about good jobs and tough work. sometimes we were forced to change under difficult circumstances and i'm proud i learned from them the value of hard wor

bruce poliquin was born in waterville and started politics at harvard, made a career in adjustment antigens- adjustment management. he has returned to maine in the real estate business. after losing a bid for governor in 2010, he rent as straight -- he ran as state treasurer. thanks for being here. emily, why are you the best candidate to serve maine's second congressional district? ms. cain: thanks so much. i am happy about having this opportunity about this choice voters have been november. my background is one i am proud of. i served as appropriations chair serving difficult budgets in recession. i worked across the aisle to bring about the largest tax cut in maine's history to lower energy costs and bring good jobs back across maine. that is what this election is about, putting mainers attack in charge of our economy. a lot of people note my legislative background, but not that my dad is a shoe salesman and that my mom is a sign language interpreter. i learned about good jobs, hard work, and getting through tough times watching my parents. they worked hard to manage the ups and downs of

the man who won that contest, bruce was born in waterville and built a career in investment management and later returned to live in midcoast maine where he has been in the real estate business. after losing a bid for governor in 2010 he served as state treasurer and won his first term in congress two years ago. thank you for being here. the coin toss says that emily cain is first. why are you the best candidate to served the second congressional district. >> thank you and i'm honored to have this opportunity to talked directly to the people of maine about the choice they have before them in november. i served as the appropriations chair balancing budgets during the recession. i left my party and worked across the aisle to help bring about the largest tax cut and lower energy caught costs and bring jobs back. it's about putting us back in our charge of our company. many know my legislative background but they don't know about my dad is a shoe salesman and my mom's assignment which interpreter and interpreter and a teacher. i'm the oldest of three girls i learned about good jobs and har