wilkinson's body was dumped in maine. jean: jennifer crompton joins us live from dover. reporter: well, there are a lot of givens in this case, we know that tristan wolusky went with two friends to madbury in june of 2014 with the intention of robbing aaron wilkinson of we know the 18-year-old wilkinson was then stabbed over 20 times and his body dumped, along a road in maine. and we know the other two friends cut a deal with the state, they pled guilty to second degree murder, in tonight a jury has to figure out what role he played in a case riddled with accusations of lying. >> tatum and pinette made the decision to take knives up the driveway. pinette made the decision to hack aaron. that was never discussed. reporter: according to the defense, michael tatum and zachary pinette are lying. tristan wolusky may have tackled aaron wilkinson to rob him as planned but didn't know the others had brought knives and a machete. >> when he was surprised by the machete he jumped up, and when he jumped up somebody jumped in and that was michael tatum. tatum went completely nuts. r

mica: wilkinson' conviction doesn' comfort. son. >> he had compassion. he had a good heart. he was a child. mike: wolusky will be sentenced around the end of next month or beginning in december. appeal. as for the others, they will be sentenced november 10. tom: there are new charges for a man from middle 10 of holding a violent standoff. richer say while richard penney was being held at a state t supposed to have contact with according to his bail orders. he is now charged with stalking. penney was charged with holding a gun to his brother' s head and forcing his way into a woman' s home and holding her hostage for three hours. that court paperwork said he was found not competent to stand trial. s due in court tomorrow for two hearings. shelley: newington is discussing plans for new propane distribution in the region. the sitting planning board met so members could review the safety plans associated with the capacity. a superior court judge ordered the board to determine whether updated. pan am railways has said it will use its railyard near downtown portsmouth for loading

it will be wilkinson, cragin, and barker. we already talked about wilkinson, a claims attorney in washington who was instrumental in the indian claims commission. in 1945, the attorney that had been hired by the traditional treaty council of the western shoshones, he became a judge, so he turned all of his business over to his partner, wilson. wilson decided to bring in wilkinson, he agrees to partner with him. in planning for this claim, wilkinson stakes out the position that the title has been completely lost. he does this in a letter to wilson, saying, "if we prosecute this case, it should be on the loss of possession." remember, there is no advantage for saying that the title exists. they will pursue this idea. the first time this is explained to the western shoshone was in june, 1947, and he told him that the land was already gone, the best they could hope for was a monetary settlement. it was at that time that the bands signed a contract with barker, who will be the lead attorney through most of this. by 1950, wilkinson

because he was there when wilkinson was fatally stabbed by michael tatum and zachary pinette. the two have pleaded guilty to second degree murder in exchange for their testimony against wolusky. >> i'm okay, i know i committed a robbery. what i was not okay with was the fact that he had been murdered and i did not know how that would look, it obviously looks bad, but i did not know if they murdered him, because i was there. so i was trying to stay away from that situation. so i lied to everybody. reporter: wolusky says he now wants to take responsibility for his actions that night, insisting that he did not murder aaron wilkinson. instead the madbury teen was killed by tatum and pinette. suzanne roantree, wmur news 9. josh: a person accused of stabbing a woman to death in a maine grocery store pled guilty to murder today. she asked to be referred to as a woman in court, mcallister is charged with 59-year-old wendy beau drove at a supermarket in august. the state also shared two apology letters written by mcallister to the victim and her family. and manchester police are lookin

he says he did not kill aaron wilkinson. >> i know i committed a robbery. what i was not okay with was the fact that he had been murdered. i didn't not know how that would look. it looks bad. i did not know if they would try to say if i murdered him because i was there. i was trying to stay away from that situation. i lied to everybody. sean: tristan wolusky took the stand in his own defense yesterday. he says he wants to take responsibility for his actions. he was there with zachary pinette stabbed wilkinson to death and sent a text to the victim later to make it seem like he had left. both pinette and tatum pleaded guilty for testifying against wolusky. >>> state leaders are urging anyone that needs treatment to use the web site of nhtreatment.org. they say there's a problem to access the treatment even when it is available. they say the state should be putting pressure on insurance companies to cover more treatment services. >> we have a kid here that's been hanging out with us for a couple of weeks and living in a tent by the river. he wants recovery. h

wilkinson was stabbed more than 20 times, and his body dumped along a road in maine. as part of a plea agreement, wolusky's two friends pleaded guilty to second degree murder, in exchange for testifying against wolusky. his defense attorney argued wolusky's coconspirators killed wilkinson and said they lied during their testimony. he is shocked by the verdict. >> i have no idea what happened in the deliberation room, but they got to watch two people take the stand and lie their guts out, and what they saw was what everybody else saw in that courtroom. >> i think the attorney's comments are offensive. the jurors sat through the entirety of the case, they heard cross-examination from the defense for the state's witnesses. they also heard from the defendant himself. reporter: so wolusky will be sentenced in late november, early december, his two friends will be sentenced on november 10. coming up at 6:00 tonight we'll hear from the victim's father on how he's dealing with the verdict. live in dover, mike cronin, wmur news 9. josh: tonight police have identified the teen-

prosecutors say the rochester man and two others went to rob wilkinson at his home and wilkinson was stabbed more than 20 times and his body dumped. wolusky's two friend pled guilty to second degree murder in exchange for testifying against wolusky. his toif attorney argued the coconspirators killed will kin on and said they lied during their testimony. >> he had compassion, he had a good heart. he was a kid, you know. i could go on and on. but i'm not going to. reporter: so wolusky will be sentenced in late november, will be sentenced on november november 10. mike cronin, wmur news 9. tom: lawyers for a former st. paul's prep school student are reiterating their arguments that his most serious conviction be thrown out. owen labrie was convicted of five charges in connection to the all the of a teen-age girl. his lawyers say a felony computer related charge carries too harsh a penalty, requires him to register as a sex offender, and is inconsistent with lawmaker intent that someone convicted of misdemeanor sex assault should not have to register. jean: a rochester teenager was found

wilkinson is one of the lead investigators on this abi trial.hildren's hospital of los angeles and the university of southern california aren't the first to be performing auditory brain stem implants. surgeons in italy have been doing this procedure for more than ten years. but this trial is the only fda approved one in the united states. funded by the national institutes of health. >> you want that? you can have -- >> they are also focusing on one particular age group. >> good job, buddy. >> we know from cochlear implant studies that the earlier that the auditory system in the brain can be stimulated, the better the children will do. in our study, we actually have the ages of two through five. doing it at an age the child will benefit from the device. >> turning 5, one month after his surgery. the operation was a success, but the work is only just beginning. caden spent his entire young life with absolutely zero auditory input. it will take years of work to train his brain to understand and interpret sounds. >> this video is from march 2015. th

at the beginning of the trial, the defense conceded that he planned to rob his friend aaron wilkinson for money and drugs. was his co-conspirators in the robbery, michael tatum and zachary pinette, that actually killed the madbury teen. tatum and pinette testified against wolusky in exchange for a plea deal. while the prosecution said in closing that wolusky is convicted by his own words of second degree murder, the defense said it was the words coming out of the prosecution' s star witnesses that are not to be believed. mark sisti: tatum and pinette are on a collision course with each other. they destroy themselves with their past statements. they destroy each other under oath before you, and they belie medical and scientific evidence. peter hinckley: his story, even though it' s a lie, proves his guilt of that degree of murder. he was not a bystander -- he was the initial aggressor, he was an active participant in what happened to aaron with the full realization of the extreme risk of which he put aaron in. ray: the prosecution is wrapping up its closing argument now. the judge will

in june of 2014 police say wolusky went with two others to wilkinson's home. they went to rob him and wound up stabbing him 20 times and dumping his 3w0dy along a road in maine. >> he was our child. i could go on and on. but i'm not going to. agreement the two friends pled guilty to second-degree murder in agreement to testify against wolusky. knewington is discussing plans for c 3's expanded propane in the region. some members could review the safety plans associated with the propose to expand offloading capacity. a superior judge ordered the board to determine whether safety plans need to be updated. a decision is expected next monday. sean: turning now to commitment 2016 coverage. speculation continues to grow on whether or not vice president joe biden will interthe 2016 race. abc's stephanie ramos has the details from washington. stephanie: will he or won't he join the 2016 presidential race? that's still the question looming over vice president joe biden. >> he understands the pressure he is under but will make a decision when he is prepared to make it. s

wilkinson' s body was later discovered on the side of a maine road. a man from derry is accused of sharing child sexual abuse images. matthew rettig faces charges including attempted possession of child sexual abuse images, solicitation to manufacture child sexual abuse images, and indecent exposure or lewdness. police say his alleged victims range in age from 11 to 22 years old. police in hudson are looking for two people who targeted an 89-year-old woman at wal-mart. police say a man distracted the victim yesterday and then a female reached into her cart and grabbed the wallet. the pair left in a silver, four-door hatchback. man has experience with this at one point he took his hat off camera. definitely in the new england members of the public can recognize them from somewhere. described as possibly hispanic s. house and senate republican two-year budget deal with the white house that would avert a potential credit default and lower the odds of a government shutdown in december. abc' s lana zak has the latest. rep. boehner:l having listened to our

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jean: the fate of a man charged in connection to the murder of madbury teenager aaron wilkinson is now in a jury's hands. good evening, and thank you for joining us. i'm jean mackin. josh: i'm josh mcelveen. a jury is considering whether wolusky is guilty of first or second degree murder, among other charges. jean: wmur's jennifer crompton is live in dover with an update for us. reporter: this case comes down to credibility really, it's putting three friends against each other. zachary pinette and michael tatum, they struck plea deals with the state, they'll serve at least 30 years each for their role in the murder of aaron wilkinson. wolusky, on the other hand, faces both second and first degree murder and that of course means life in prison without parole if he's convicted. the defense painting wolusky as a young man who admitted planning to rob wilkinson that night but not to killing him. he points the finger at pinette and tatum as killers who brought the knives and stabbed him to death. the state claims while the codefendants have taken responsibility for their actions, wolusky ac

they say the rochester man and two others went to rob aaron wilkinson at his home. he was stabbed more than 20 times and his body dumped along a road in maine. >> he had compassion. he was a kid, a child. he was our child. i -- i'm not going to. >> as part of a plea agreement his two friends pleaded guilty in exchange for testimony against 19-year-old. the city planning board met and -- to expand offloading capacity, a superior court judge ordered an investigation on whether -- sean: turning to 2016 speculation. stephanie ramos has the details from washington. stephanie: will he or won't he join the 2016 presidential race? that's still the biggest question looming over vice president joe biden. >> he will make a decision when he is prepared to make it. stephanie: everyone but biden is weighing in on this decision. >> it's about respect. >> have you made your decision yet? stephanie: and still no decision. but how about this? subtle comebacks potentially aimed at the two frontrunners. hillary clinton and berny sanders. >> a possible response to clinton's debate quest

for dale wilkinson, the vote was 202 for recall, 346 to retain. for ted hughes, 203 voters voted to recall, 344 to retain. miller, the vote was 164 votes to recall, 383 to retain. the effort to recall the entire city council residents who oppose the annexation of some property. twtwnorfolk residents have been named to the new innovavaon task force for transportation, a body charged with helping the department of roads look at innovations in highway construction and funding. dirk petersen, vice president and general manager of nucor, and dav copple, state t& highway commission chairman, are among the 19 members named wednesday by state roads director kyle schneweis. the message was clear thursday night; farmers oppose requiring flow meters on all irrigation systems in the lower elkhorn natural resources district. the nrd is considering a modification to the groundwater management plan that would mandate flow meters district-wide. at a hearing held last night, all who testified opposed mandating flow meters. those and more stories can be heard on ne

but i do believe there's a solution. >> reporter: wilkinson says thicker sod and finding right materials to lay the turf on can help. >> good morning. >> reporter: today, 49ers coach was asked about the playing surface. >> i am very satisfied with the field. >> reporter: fans who saw the kicker lose his footing say it was a fluke. >> i didn't feel like all of -- the 49ers, we kicked four field goals yesterday. our kicker didn't slip. >> reporter: others say it's time for a change. >> either go to artificial turf or maybe find some better grasp. >> looks like my front yard. we did ask the nfl if it raises concerns for super bowl 50 here. sea think replace the turf before any super bowl anyway. >>> mother and daughter want to share their story during down syndrome awareness month. >> it's all thanks to a new technology used in the area. nicole johnson shows us a family who says people with disables can do more than you think. >> sometimes, like, it happened -- >> reporter: having friends over is nothing new nor fix cole. but she did have to learn how to use this buzzer system to let them i

wilkinson's body was later found along a road in maine. josh: invest in opportunity and stop crime before it starts, those are prawbs' words to law enforcement and communities across the country. aixa dias is in our washington bureau and the president touched on several police related issues today. reporter: he did, josh. the president talked about police community relations, prison overcrowding, and gun safety at a conference for police chiefs today in chicago. the president says he rejects the narrative of us against them, when it comes to communities of color and police officers. he says police must get the resources they need to do their goated for broader failures. president obama: we can't expect you to contain and control problems that the rest of us aren't willing to face or do anything about. problems ranging from substandard education to a shortage of jobs and opportunity. reporter: the white house says evidence does not show that more cops now are shying away from their jobs, and this comes after the f.b.i. director last week sa

a special election held thursday show that ted hughes, leonard miller, stephanie wanek and dale wilkinson all received more votes of support than votes to recall. petitioners who forced the recall election say they'r'runhappy council membmbs support annexing some property without regard for future costs. << >> weather ad-lib after a frosty start to friday for many, we won't see much relief this afternoon as temperatures only rise into the 50s making for football festivities tonight! there is another frost/freeze threat late tonight/saturday mornininfor areas east of sisix city where your temperatures will drop to near 30 degrees. see graphics. >> a south sioux cici, nebraska woman and her husband from schuyler have died in a fiery collsion with a semitrailer. 26-year-old liliana chavez-ortiz and 28-year- old jorge medina were killed in which happened late wednesday fremont. authorities say the couple's suv crossed the nter line and rammed into the truck, which was hauling a combine. the truck driver, 53- year-old vernon white of ringsted, iowa was rescued from the cab and flown to an omah

jurors found 19-year-old tristian wolusky of rochester guilty in the june 2014 stabbing of aaron wilkinson. prosecutors say wolusky and two others drove to the victim' s madbury home to steal money and against wolusky. emily: mashpee' s school superintendent could face charges for allegedly going inside a student' s home uninvited. superintendent brian hyde is accused of entering the home and rummaging through the student' s belongings to see if she was a legitimate mashpee resident. hyde claims he was invited inside. police will let a clerk magistrate review the case before charges are considered. an electrical short circuit is being blamed for a fire, that' s forced about 40 people out of their homes. the flames broke out on harrison avenue in boston' s chinatown last night. two people were treated for smoke inhalation but will be ok. the fire was out by 9:00. randy: an endangered sea turtle washes up on cape cod. the new england aquarium is treating this kemp' s ridley, after it stranded itself on scudder lane beach in barnstable yesterday. experts say cold temperatures likely immobiliz

a special election held thursday show that ted hughes, leonard miller, stephanie wanek and dale wilkinson all received more votes of support than votes to recall. petitioners who forced the recall election say they're unhappy council members support annexing some property without regard for future costs. a frosty start for some folks in siouxland. willlle see temps tumble e ain, tonight? chief meteorlogist ron demers joins us with our first look at the forecast at 5. freeze warning in effect for eastern siouxland early saturday morning frost advisory for southeastern siouxland early saturday morning after a frosty start to friday for many, we could see more patchy frost tonight, especially in eastern siouxland where a freeze warning is in effect for some. once we get beyond saturday morning, temperatures will start warming for us. hundreds of ssuxland women wore red today to support heart health. the "go red for women" luncheon took place today at the marina inn and conference center in south sioux city, nebraska. heart disesee is the number one e kikier of women. d, the event supports th

. >> pastor rich wilkinson jr., aka the lord's leo. he's pretty. >> a lot of people think, a man of god shouldn't hang out with he'd donism or hip-hop, profanity profanity. do those things collide? >> we have to understand that you don't have to approve of someone or even agree with someone always to accept them. jesus, the greatest criticism of him is that he was a friend of sinners, a guest of sinners. >> reporter: justin bieber is his pal. >> you're like a celebrity magnet. >> i feel like a lot of people get these terms like celebrity pastor. i think we're the opposite of that. there's people in my church no one's ever going to talk about. >> reporter: whether he likes the term it hasn't hurt. >> i love my life. >> reporter: rich and his wife dawn cherre, also a preacher, have a new reality show. >> we're a team in everything we do. >> reporter: "rich in faith" premiering on the oxygen channel. and a book deal. >> reality tv is the language of the cull doctor. curse the darkness or light a candle. >> i don't want any kreamer. >> you

year-old rochester man is charged with first and second degree murder in the stabbing death of aaron wilkinson in madbury last year. two other men have already pleaded guilty to second degree murder and testified against wolusky. but the defense claims that those men lied, and that wolusky didn' t know they had brought knives and a machete. a hotel guest at the radisson in manchester was arrested this weekend. officers say 25-year-old william maloof of derry refused to leave the hotel. police escorted him to his car where he hit a parked car and almost hit two officers while backing out. officers say maloof fought with them, and an officer tackled him to the ground to take him into custody. he' s charged with criminal trespass, conduct after an accident, reckless conduct, and resisting arrest. counselors are on hand today at spaulding high school in rochester after a student died over the weekend. today, police identified the 17-year-old found dead early officers are investigating the death as a possible drug overdose. but an autopsy will determine the exact cause and manner of death. nashua s

. >> no more provocative poses, kendra wilkinson. photo, let's move to this, okay, getting lots of attention this morning. the bride's family was in a car accident in tennessee. >> sara ray was heading to her wedding reception when she heard about the wreck, she rushed to the scene because she is also a paramedic. her mother snapped this photo of her in her wedding dress at the scene. >> i know the face i'm giving my mom is the really, mom, right now you're taking a picture? >> well, sara's mom says she loves s s it because it shows her true character. she's spending the week teaching classes and her new husband a paramedic. >>> once in a lifetime moment for a bride and groom in southern california lucky enough to get a wedding crasher like no other. >> the couple was about to get married in a san diego golf course just as president obama was hitting the links at first secret service forced them to keep their distance but when the president greeted the crowd they made a run for it. >> he posed for a few pictures with the elated couple and wished them good luck and they said it was awesome. >

i am not certain that lieutenant wilkinson coined that term.i don't have any information about where that word originated. it is known -- this program is known as dazzle design or camouflage design. i guess that is something i could look into. the program was adopted by the u.s. navy, but it was originally implemented in britain with his own workshop and designers and model makers. your phrase, plausible theorizing, is well-taken. i won't say that i played fast and loose with my research and with the archives, but i am still hoping to uncover his service record. inif you have any contacts that office, let me know, because i have unable to recover office. the st. louis of themhave hopes saying that they are there. they have not said they were destroyed in the fire. >> but they have told you -- >> they have not. i am still hopeful. >> they are still working on it. >> they are still working on it. >> the enduring optimism of historians. medicine -- medical care? >> the naval museum -- last summer, they did an exhibit on the dazzle -- yes. i rememb

jurors found the 19-year-old of rochester guilty in the june, 2014 stabbing of aaron wilkinson. prosecutors say he and two others drove to the victim's home to steal money and drugs. against him. >> no bail for jason flores the man accused of murdering a woman last year. he was scheduled for a bail hearing today but at the last minute his lawyer pulled the request. he is charged with killing jamie mendez last november. the 25-year-old single mother's body was found on the beach two months after she disappeared. >> olympic runner oscar pistorius is out of jail tonight but under house arrest in south africa. he was convicted of manslaughter for fatally shooting his girlfriend. he has served one year of his five-year sentence and has been transferred to house arrest for the remainder of his sentence. prosecutors are still hoping to murder. >>> new at 11:00 former nba star lamar odom is reportedly moving to a los angeles hospital. he has been treated in vegas since he was found unconscious week. the owner of the brothel said odom had asked all of the workers to sign confidentiality

debbie: i am not certain that lieutenant wilkinson coined that term.do not have any information about where that word originated. zlezll ogram as known as design or camouflage design. that is something i could look into. wilson's program was adopted by the u.s. navy but originally implement did in britain -- in britain -- implemented in britain. with the designers and model makers. yes, your phrase plausible theorizing is well taken. i will not say that i played fast and loose with my research and with the archives, but i am still hoping to uncover his service record. in thehave any time office let me know because i have been unable to recover them from the st. louis office. i still have hopes of them saying that they are there. they have not said that they were destroyed in the fire. >> they would not be in st. louis, with a -- what they -- would they? >> yes they would. still hopeful. it?hey are still working on debbie: they are still working on it. >> the optimism of historians. medicine, medical care. >> the naval station, the naval exhibit ony get

he is charged in the stabbing death of aaron wilkinson. two other men have pleaded to second-degree murder and testified against wolusky. the defense claims they lied. he only tackled the victim to rob him. they allege wolusky is the one that is lying and all three men worked together. >>> a man from maine is 71-year-old daniel alexander died at the hospital. his passenger was treated for non-life threatening injuries. it is not clear why the road. erin: new hampshire is getting more time to comply with the federal id act. they have not adopted the homeland security standard. starting sometime next year, non-compliant driver's license will not be enough to let you board an airplane. now homeland security says it will accept new hampshire licenses until june. there's a new bill in concord to bring the granite state in line. >>> a man from guatemala is accused ofdy trading investors out of $9 million. federal charges were unfilled yesterday. according to documents, he diverted money and subsidies. the fbi is still trying to find montano. sea

joining us to deal with them right here in london from skype is emily wilkinson.earch fellow at the overseas development research institute. first of all, good morning to you. >> good morning, fred. >> there was so much talk that perhaps el nino contributed to the fact that the waters with were so warm. how can the governments react better to something like this? >> well, the mexican government has a good system and i think they've responded very well. the evacuations they've kaeed out has been really effective and so far no fatalities releitesed to this hurricane. what needs to be done is better development plan, so there are lots of people living in coastal areas who are very exposed to these events. we need to think more about locating people further inland, avoiding destruction of mangroves, which form natural barriers protecting people from these kinds of events, and considering in our development planning, how we can actually avoid some of these very extreme events having a major impact on human lives and on property. >> that's a pretty lock-term undertaking

. >> a customer called the moment the 125-pound snake latched on to terry wilkinson's arm as he was feeding it coiled up his body, wrapping and squeezing his head, neck and torso. luckily a responding officer knew how to handle that snake and got it safely back into its enclosure. wilkins still recovering this morning. >>> a montana hunter fights off a grizzly bear. chase dell woe was on a hunting trip when the nearly 400-pound beast attacked. he remembered an article he was given from his grandfather about animals having poor reflexes. he stuck his arm down the bear's throat and it left him alone. >>> a high school football coach facing battery charges after punching a referee in the face. you can see him charging toward the ref, pulling his fist back last month two texas high school students pummeled a ref to the ground during a game. >>> the time now is six minutes to the top of the hour. sickness spreading. while doctors fear the worst ahead of the flu season. >>> the donald -- mcdonald's se breakfast all day long. a favorite is missing. we'll find out which one. salt. pepper. carved th

jurors found 19-year-old tristian wolusky of rochester guilty in the june, 2014, stabbing of aaron wilkinson. prosecutors say wolusky and two others drove to the victim' s madbury home to steal money and drugs. the accomplices testified against wolusky. randy: there' s now a third option on the table as education leaders discuss the future of standardized testing in the commonwealth. yesterday the commissioner of elementary and secondary education suggested making a hybrid of the existing mcas and newer parcc test. it' s not clear what exactly that would entail. a vote is scheduled for next month on whether to implement the parcc test, which is aligned with common core curriculum standards. it was a bit too cold for you yesterday, here' s some good news. those freezing temperatures killed mosquitoes and sent them into hiding, putting an early one health expert says a hard freeze like that virtually eliminates the risk for mosquito-born illness. emily: today the city of boston is recognizing a hockey player who changed lives after his own took a drastic turn. 20 years ago today, travis roy be

the man is charged with first and second degree death of aaron will will will -- wilkinson. the defense claims those men died and wolusky didn't know they had brought knives and a machete. prosecutors allege he is the one that is lying. all three men worked together. ! a man from maine is dead after a pickup truck crashed in hampton falls yesterday morning. police say 71-year-old daniel alexander died at the hospital. his passenger was treated for non-life threatening injuries. it is not clear why the road. erin: new hampshire is getting more time to comply with the real id act. four states, including new hampshire, have not adopted the standards. starting sometime next year, non-compliant driver's license will not be enough to let you board an airplane. now homeland security says it will accept new hampshire licenses until june. because there's a new bill in concord to bring >>> a man is accused of defrauding investors are new hampshire out of more than $9 million. federal fraud charges were unsealed yesterday. according to court records, he diverted money and government su

. >> wilkinson says thicker sod and finding the right materials to late turf on can help, and today 49ers coach jim tomsula was asked about the playinger is face. i'm very satisfied with the field. >> the fans who sought kiber lose his footing say it was a fluke. >> i didn't a lot of other people slipping and sliding out there and the 49ers, we kicked four field goals yesterday and others say it's time for a change. >> either they should go to artificial turf or maybe find some better grass. >> we asked the nfl if it raises any concerns about hosting super bowl 50 here and they wrote back and said they replace the turf at every stadium before a super bowl. reporting live in santa clara, iwane cole, nbc bay area news. >> they got to figure something out so the grass is great at oakland coliseum so the future of the raiders is just unclear and raiders fan and the nfl is hosting a public hearing to discuss relocating this franchise and the meeting is this thursday, not the following week at paramouth theater in oakland and the similar meetings will be held in san diego but a the rams an char

he is charged with the stabbing death of aaron wilkinson. two other men testified against wolusky. the defense claims those men died and they didn't know they brought knives and a ma cheat tee. >>> a special welcome home for members from at the army national guard. this is 18 of the support air lift deploying late last year. they returned back in july. they spent nine months in the middle east flying officials and supplies around the region. >>> let's take you outside. clouds moving in. hayley: temperatures cool in the 40's. that's just the beginning of how cool it is going to get over the weekend here. cold front number one. there will be scattered showers as we go through the morning hours and clouds too later this afternoon. a little bit of clearing. temperatures are in the 47 in manchester. 48 in nashua. 50 in lebanon. we'll only go a few degrees warmer than that. maybe get to the low 60's when the sun comes out. cold front number two comes through early tomorrow morning. there likely will be some snow accumulation. anywhere north of the notches dusting to an inch of snow. the

eric wilkinson has the story. "good morning, megan. good morning hunter." as they board her bus every greets all 90 students by name. "good morning jason, good morning andy, good morning cameron." there is a comfort and familiarity here. "it makes me feel warm inside." a warmth that radiates well beyond the bus to a woman known as "the grandma in the window." the 93 year old lady who has been waving to those kids from her dining room last five years. "carol was telling us, a lot of daughter's name, but she always the bus. so that made me feel really was empty. and the next day. and the next. a stroke. "it was kind of heartbreaking because she was always there." she'll be coming by... it turns out, the grandma's name is louise edlen. she has 30 grandchildren, 23 great grandchildren, and she's been married to her husband dave for 53 years. he's spent the past three weeks holding his wife's hand at a rehab center. when carol found out, she brought louise a simple bouquet of flowers. the next day... "the kids said look, look! there's a sign in the window." a si

have a history of domestic violence that they know of, but they did find with tonya will conson- wilkinson-sonya that it may be another abusive relationship. >> yeah, more details to unravel there for sure, thank you. >>> we also spoke to the spokesperson about the domestic violence and the proposed justice system that they will have more on the center for the next hour. and police say that they left on their own, riding on theatv as they tell us that he may have been in need of some help. other than those details, police are not saying much abwhout ere he was found and under what circumstances. >>> a dramatic scene is unfolding in maryland sky 9 here. over the car that was overturned, partially submerged. this happening off the vw parkway. and that we now know that one adult male was inside, pronounced dead at the scene. in that water for at least a day as we do not know the identity of the person that would cause the crash. >>> a robbery suspect was dead after a shootout with police. >> reporter: it happened this morning in the northwest as the businesses were opened and classes were starting

if the rochester man and two others went to rob aaron wilkinson at his home. he was stabbed more than 20 times in his body dumped along the road in maine. he will be sentenced in early december. knowing to and is looking at propane distribution in the region. the planning board met last night. they could remember the safety plans associate with the proposal to expand capacity. the board was ordered to determine whether plans needed to be updated for safety. we go outside and see temperatures in the 40' s in some areas. >> there are some minor shower activities. most of us continue to dry up. it you can see the pad to the north and west. it have clearing skies. clouds and some lighter showers this morning, we hav lighter showers out there. see the wind picked up out of the west and southwest. temperatures which likely get above 50 will jump into the lower half of the sixers this afternoon with sunshine. we will have a brighter and dryer afternoon. we will have more clouds move in along the warm front the will be in helping the area tomorrow. it looks like you b

the dad's name is randolph wilkinson.g son alone on the play ground, when he went to pick him up. to show just how outrageous it was he recorded it. watch this. >> see the director right there and she's looking right at me and she's like oh, your dad's here and she's looking around, everywhere. and she says, where he is? and i make a beeline straight to the door. and i said he's outside. >> he was outside alone. well, that day care director apologized. the bad says, his son won't be going there anymore. >>> well, frantic 911 call from wisconsin teenager after her car's accelerator gets stuck. >> my car just won't stop. my car will not stop. >> shift into neutral or your "n" if you can. >> okay. >> and she did. and that saved her. what an amazing person on the other end of the 911 call. well olivia crooks was at school in green bay, her car suddenly started speeding out of control, the 16-year-old immediately called 911, that dispatcher helped her pull her car over and she got out safely. there was a broken piece of plasti