participants will groan their way to downtown wolfeboro. what zombies without michael jackson's thriller? there will be a showing at 6 p.m., dress in character and be prepared for a night of fun. get ready to eat, meals on wheels and solar lights are making a homemade harvest dinner at the senior center in newport. come with an empty belly and leave with a fun night of food and chatter. the king of the road challenge is happening today, it's a bike riding experience for the entire family iar family. the ride isn't just stratham based, it's an effort it raise money for the crepple center located in portsmouth. the center helps those living with brain injuries, all are asked to ride for the entirety of the event. it's worth of smile, sweat or wind. that's what's happening, i'm tom griffith, wmur news 9. >> now, jason king and news 9 sports. >> hey, everyone, seven weeks into the high school football season this is your abbreviated version of the friday night football report. derry, a showdown with pink pinkerton. 7-zip. a 56 yard touchdown. 1

other five properties on the list, the oceanic hotel on the aisled of shoes, the pickering house in wolfeboro, the rye town hall, the community center in berlin stratham. mike: nice and mild during the day yesterday, and some spots did hold onto lower 60's for highs today while other spots were cooler. right now in the lakes region as can you see from the time lapse from sunup to about the present time, clouds have been winning over the sunshine, but temperatures have been running right at the average for this time of year. big changes coming on in over the next couple of days, in terms of those temperatures, as a warm front clearly marked by these clouds here moves on through tonight allowing allowing the winds to kickback out of the southwesterly direction. certainly a warm air direction for new hampshire. and that means temperatures will be higher than the average for thursday. following that the wind bank around to the northwest, driving in much cooler air and that classic fall chill for friday. so that's basically how the next couple of days will play out. along that warm front that's mo

republican presidential candidate marco rubio held a town hall in wolfeboro this evening, and talked about the importance of hard work and education. >> that' s why our safety net programs, our so-called anti-poverty programs that don' t cure poverty, actually cure poverty by encouraging work and education. by requiring everyone who' s on public assistance, if you' re not disabled and you' re receiving public assistance, you must either be working or going to school so you can find a job and never have to get from the government again. shelley the florida senator says : he believes the most important lessons and values are taught at home, and it' s the government' s responsibility not to do anything that makes it harder for families to succeed. new jersey governor chris christie was in raymond tonight for a town hall. the republican presidential candidate says this is his 25-th town hall in the granite state. christie held two others this he' ll be here through tomorrow, and has a 26th town hall planned republican presidential candidate lindsey graham will tomorrow. the south carolin

wednesday, he has offense in dover and wolfeboro. tom: the state supreme court has rejected derry' safety. three people sued when counselors did nothing, and the tuesday, october 13. polls will be open from 7:00 a.m. until 8:00 p.m. shelley: frisbie memorial hospital in rochester is making a groundbreaking move. they are working with local pharmacies to make narcan available over-the-counter for addicts, as well as the people who can save them if they overdose. frisbee is doing what they can to put an end to the heroin epidemic. >> we want to put all the effort into working together collaboratively to stop this epidemic. shelley: today, the hospital announced a partnership with local pharmacies. a physicians have pre-signed a standing order of prescriptions for narcan. that means it can be sold over the counter for anyone at risk of overdosing or any family member or friend who is training and opioid -- trained in opioid prevention. the standing prescription is for nasal spray narcan. it is available at the walgreens in rochester and

he'll attend a house party in bedford tonight, and tomorrow he has events in dover and wolfeboro. erika: a new focus on the new hampshire senate race now bound to be one of the toughest in the nation. democratic governor maggie hassan says she will run. she will challenge republican senator kelly ayotte next year. ayotte says she welcomes hassan to the race. here's how tight this race could be. a wmur poll shows ayotte leading hassan by just two points, 45 to 43 percent. emily: in economic headlines this morning, foreign a.t.m. fees hitting a record high. how much it's now costing you to withdraw your money. and a local mom's travel nightmare sparking outrage. the newton mom told to breast pump in the pet relief area. the airlines response to the incident. if you are heading out, you can watch the latest newscenter 5 newscast right now or anytime on night. cindy: i don't know what is happening here. this is not planned. we're all feeling blue today. erika: we're all connected. emily: the sky was like on fire. i missed it but we had so many pictures. cindy: it was amazing. we'll sh

campaign stops today. tour of a business in the millyard and from there he is headed to dover and wolfeboro. two other presidential contenders will also be in new hampshire today. south carolina senator lindsey in brookline. and new jersey governor chris christie will hold a town hall meeting in raymond. portsmouth police are asking for your help in tracking down 3 men behind a serious assault. early sunday morning police say a man was attacked near the intersection of fleet and hanover streets. the suspects are described as one white man and two black men, all between the ages of 25 and 30. after the assault, the suspects took off in the direction of deer street. the victim suffered serious injuries including a concussion. police are asking anyone who may have information on this attack to call the seacoast crime stoppers. state police are investigating a drowning in the ellis river in bartlett. troopers say local officers were conducting a welfare check when 57-year-old man in the water. at this time, the man' s name is not being released. mother nature created quite the mess at a cemeter

police in wolfeboro are investigating a fatal crash. this happened just after 10:00 last night on beach pond road. only one vehicle was involved and speed appears to be a factor in the crash. police have not identified the driver. and just into our newsroom minutes ago we are learning of a lincoln yesterday. officials say a 24-year-old from quebec collapsed about 3 miles up the falling waters trail near shining rock. a medflight team was dispatched man. fallen 5k will start at manchester police headquarters just a few moments from now. it begins at valley street and will end inside gill stadium. all proceeds benefit the manchester police athletic league, which connects local officers with youth through we have a number of people from wmur running in this. they have good weather, right? josh: it is going to be real nice. a look at goffstown. our cameras looking northwest paired sunshine in most places. some clouds we started out with already breaking apart. we started and their 30' s. we continue to go up. clouds breaking apart. by lunch

jon nicoll, a retired captain who now lives in wolfeboro, spent nearly 40 years on the same route the el faro ran to puerto rico. he says he is looking hard at the captain' s decision to head into the storm instead of going around it. nicoll says the fact that the storm turned from a category-one to a category four within just a few hours could have been key factor. >> it was very explosive, so to make a decision, you know, is a very tough one. and to guess what he was guessing is even tougher. sean: nicoll predicts the ntsb will be looking into whether the crew may have been under time, despite the menacing weather. company executives have denied that theory. authorities in the eastern european country of moldova says the fbi helped them thwart potential smuggling of nuclear times in the last five years. u.s. officials were concerned that the smugglers would try to sell the materials to extremist groups such as isis. ,in one of the rates, -- raids authorities took down smugglers , with links to russia. the commander-in-chief apologize for a deadly bombing on a doctors without borders

he'll attend a house party in has events in dover and wolfeboro. emily: democratic frontrunner hillary clinton calling for sweeping changes to combat mass shootings and gun violence. she talked about her plan while campaigning in new hampshire. clinton: when this happens, people are quick to say that they offer their thoughts and prayers. that's not enough. emily: clinton says a 2005 law that shields gun manufacturers from lawsuits needs to be repealed. she also says expanded background checks are needed for gun shows and online sales. gun-shop owners in new hampshire maintain background checks are not the problem. right now people in the carolinas are still on alert after days of historic flooding. thirteen people are now confirmed dead. cindy, the rain has stopped, but the threat certainly has not. cindy: that's right. the rain finally winding down. you can see it here behind me over the carolinas. this morning evacuations are still in effect. several dams has already burst and more are in jeopardy. this man, using a kayak to go house to house se

in wolfeboro, investigating a fatal crash on beach pond road. only one vehicle was involved here and speed appears to be a factor. police have not identified the driver. this week, voters in derry will get to weigh in on the budget after a state supreme court rejected the appeal filed by the counsel. the town council passed a budget this year that included several cuts, including to public safety, but residents filed petitions and the election is now set for tuesday. we will of course let you know how that turns out. >> and moving on to commitment 2016 coverage this morning, another presidential candidate visiting the granite state today. lindsey graham will follow stops in goffstown and hudson and including martin o'malley, donald trump, lindsey graham, jorge pataki, jim webb, and john kasich, all of whom will be at the no labels solvers convention in manchester. the red cross installed free smoke alarms in nashua. volunteers helped to create evacuation plans and plans for emergencies. part of the home fired campaign and installing smoke alarms

cruz will then stop by in laconia and wolfeboro. santorum will make stops in portsmouth and dover. fiorina also visiting portsmouth frank: a health alert this morning out of grafton where state health officials are investigating a case of tuberculosis at the high school. in a letter to parents on wednesday, the investigation is said to be a routine assessment of any risk of exposure to tb at the school. the superintendent said the building is just three years old and has an up to date ventilation system. it may be getting colder but mosquito-borne viruses are still a threat in new hampshire right now. while no human cases have been reported, four towns had mosquitoes or a bird test positive for west nile virus since september; two for triple-e. state health officials say don't be fooled by the cool weather. they're urging residents to take precautions until the first hard frost. another hazard in the battle against opioid abuse. antoinette: the needles found in a new hampshire elementary school playground. the action the school and the town is taking to protect children. and also a

check in on new hampshire, as well as of the lakes region seeing some of the heavy rain come through wolfeboro, ossipee, wakefield, pushing off toward western maine over the next 20 minutes. we'll see plenty more heavy rain overnight. the heavy downpours, this takes you to the start of the morning newscast. i told you i would be tracking it all night and first thing in the morning. shiri takes over at 4:00 a.m. and that's with the thunderstorms look like they'll start to erupt. especially southeastern massachusetts, look at that, we futurecast very other than, unless we're dealing with thunderstorms and i do believe we'll be dealing with that during the morning hours and southeastern massachusetts especially. that doesn't mean you'll get a thunderstorm anywhere else, but this is the most likely area, also the area seeing some of the heaviest rain when of the storm hits, the convection or thunderstorms start to development. thunderstorms will spike our temperatures up to the low 70's. it will be a nice warm day tomorrow, after we have get rid of the rain. wind gusts right now, 31 miles per hour

he spoke at town hall fornumb wolfeboro and defended safety net programs which he says is poverty by encouraging a strong work ethic and values should be taught at home and chris christie was also in the granite state yesterday and he will be at an event in hannakerr this afternoon. >> majority leader kevin mccarthy of california is front runner but group of conservative house members plan to support representative daniel webster of florida. current speaker john barren plans to resign at the end of the month and full house will vote on his replacement three weeks from today. >>> another setback this morning in the fight against flooding in columbia, south carolina canal has collapsed forcing crews to abandon repair work and water for reservoir that feeds the water plant and city that's running out of clean drinking water until officials work out new plan to get more water. flood waters nearly took the life of south carolina grandmother but she saved herself by clinging to wooden cross. it was dark and rainy when clara drove to church on sunday and didn't see the sheet of flood water

ted cruz continues his two day trip with snhu, laconia and wolfeboro. and rick santorum and carly fiorina will be here. santorum in fnhu. jamie: and fiorina will visit ad play like a girl, making a debut on the gridiron. and the red sox, could they get a win in cleveland? >> around here, clouds in the southern half of the state and we'll see sunshine breaking out for some areas. at 7:43 and who is it that's got the foreign policy experience to deal with what has become an increasingly complicated world at a time when america needs to emerge and restore its leadership? no one really has that experience, except for maybe one. john kasich's for us. new day independent media committee, inc. is responsible for the content of this >> now, meteorologist josh judge with your storm watch 9 forecast. josh: we're starting off today with some clouds for some areas and you'll also see sunshine in parts of the state as well. it depends where you are. you can see the temperature differences around the region as we start the morning with 30's in areas to the north and