sean: good morning. i'm sean mcdonald. the moon is simply gorgeous. didn't even put headlights on this morning. it is a nice night. kevin: the window would be closed. it is chilly this morning. we have started off with temperatures in the mid 30's in the north country with patchy frost. even a few western spots the potential there with temperatures in the upper 30's to near 40 degrees. we're at 43 in the monadnock region. you notice the clear skies. thick fog has formed in we're as cold as 35 in whitefield and as warm as hah 49 in manchester. highs today in the low to mid 70's. we'll talk about when the next system arrives coming up. let's look at your friday morning ride here in the granite state. we're joined live by deb davidson. happy friday, deb. deb: happy friday. we have fog slowing things down as you make your way from tilton to foggy at the 293 split. 293 is foggy from the hooksett area. then the fog lifts and it is all right. 101 is okay from bedford to hampton. all major roads are up to speed. the traffic report brought to you by autofair. i'm deb davidson for 95.7 wzid. sean: all right. thanks. the investigation into a deadly shooting in manchester continues this morning. no arrests have been anun erin: the state attorney's general office is leading the investigation after a man was shot in the chest near the intersection of merrimack and beach streets wednesday night. ray brewer is following the case live for us in manchester. ray: an autopsy was completed yesterday. investigators have ruled the death a homicide. details are still very scarce. now investigators saying that a manchester native, 25-year-old was shot. police were called just before 7:00 wednesday evening. they have focused on a car at the scene. they will not say what connection the car has to the case. >> i've noticed a lot more police volume. definitely. it seems like it has gotten a lot worse. it terrifies me. especially for people with children and, you know, we've got a park right down the street. we have kids riding their scooters. it is absolutely horrible. sean: the investigation remains very active. police would like to hear from anything whom might have some information about the case. reporting live in manchester, ray brewer, wmur news 9. erin: thank you. new this morning, a homeless woman from concord is accused of attacking a police officer after driving drunk and crashing. list of charges. she crashed into a driveway. when police arrested her, she assaulted an officer. she was drunk, her license was suspended, and she was already out on bail for charges in concord. sean: a laconia man is accused of threatening to blow up the city's police station. 45-year-old warren bears was armed with a machete tee and threatened to blow up the department using a propane tank. squad was called. bear is charged with criminal threatening and deadly weapon with use of a molotov cocktail. >> it is concerns that someone was making threats to blow up the police department. he had taken a substantial step toward doing that was very concerning. we are happy he was taken off of the street without incident and nobody was harm. sean: bears told them he was mad at police because they ruined after he was arrested on a drug charge. erin: salem arrested two alleged heroin dealers. they received many complaints. police finally witnessed a deal. 44-year-old christopher reinhold, who lives at the house, is charged with selling drugs. police did seize nine grams of heroin. se: picking pumpkins. the drought is causing problems. the soil is so dry it is hard to absorb any water. the pumpkins they do have are about half of the size they should be. at sunny crest farm in londonderry, they've been trucking in water. they lost entire patches of pumpkins. >> it is the driest i've ever seen it. it is the driest of all of the generations that are still alive has ever seen it. sean: hick says he's not sure if there are plenty of pumpkins for anyone who wants to come and pick their own. it is that time of year. the bear hunting season in new hampshire is two weeks old. it seems to be average so far. about 300 bear haves been killed so far. despite the lack of food, conditions are improving thanks to acorns and apples. officials are asking hunters to avoid killing any bears wearing radio collars. they are being used to >> interesting. still ahead, stuck trucks are a serious problem on a scenic road in vermont. officials hope to prevent traffic tieouts. sean: this week's hometown hero is a standout football player. his greater impact is helping classmates. erin: leaves made off with kevin: friday morning, september 16th. we look at lakes region. temperatures still in the upper range of the 40's this morning. you get just a couple of miles away. you are in the upper 30's to lower 40's this morning. we are looking at some frost up north early on. warmer temperatures this afternoon and for the weekend ahead of the next system. the details on that coming up. erin: kevin, thank you. transportation officials in vermont are trying to figure out how to help keep trucks and buses from getting stuck on one of the scenic roads. sean: that's right. part of route 108 is known as the notch road. it is only open five months out of the year. it is so narrow that trucks and buses often get stuck. in fact, it has happened eight times this year. 45 times since 2009. now the state is looking to improve signage and is asking technology companies to provide alerts to truck drivers through their gps units. this guy is hoping to lead the windham high school football team back to the division ii game. victor pizzotti run for 13 yards and has scored four times in two game this is year. off of the field, victor is involved with the jca club, which works with special needs students. >> i had a lot of fun with it. it is like we get to interact with the kids. they like to play with in certain things. it is just a really good time. >> he's a leader off of the field. he's the one in school that will go sit with somebody alone in the lunch room or greet the new student to the school. he's really that type of person. erin: victor says he hopes to continue playing table in college. he wants to study environmental science. good luck to him. sean: good for him. ten minutes past 5:00 on finally open this morning. erin: plus call for help as the new school year gets underway, the city of manchester needs subject teachers. sean: meet buttons. this week's adopt a pet is an 11-month-old boxer mix. she's very friendly and gets along with other animals. sometimes she wants to play with cats more than she wants to play with her own. narrator: over and over it's been their agenda: anything to defund planned parenthood. kelly ayotte and washington republicans voted 6 different times to defund planned parenthood. cancer screenings, birth control, basic women's healthcare. kelly ayotte and washington republicans have put defunding planned parenthood at the top of their agenda... and it's time for that to change. i'm maggie hassan and i approve this message. erin: welcome back. brain cancer is now the deadliest childhood cancer in the u.s., moving ahead of leukemia. that's according to new government numbers released this morning. overall cancer is the fourth leading cause of death for children and about a quarter are from brain cancer. there are still more cases of leukemia each year, but treatment has longer. sean: the manchester school district is putting out a plea for a substitute teacher. there's a shortage of subs across the country, including in manchester. you do need to have a degree. your schedule must be flexible. your phone may ring before sunrise. subs in manchester get $70 a day. para professional subs get $10 an hour. president obama has officially created the first national monument in the atlanti the cannons and sea mounts marine covers five miles. monuments come with restrictions, including bans on commercial fishing. after a transition period, they will not longer be able to catch lobber is in the area. losing this much area could force some companies out of business. vehicles. it affects various chrystler, dodge, and jeep models from the 2010-2014 model years. three deaths and five injuries are blamed on the wiring problem. federal regulators are now officially recalling about $1 million galaxy samsung note 7 because the phones could catch fire. the company is already initiated a voluntary recall after dozens of fires were reported during charging. several people have been burn airline passengers to not turn on or charge the companies during flight to put them in checked bags. this comes as the new iphone 7 and 7 plus hit stores today. if you are hepping to get one, good luck. apple says the phones will be in short supply. all of the 7 plus models for snatched up by pre-orders. walk-in customers will not be able to get the black. sean: a new pipeline is in use in bell gum. it doesn't carry gas or oil. instead it carries beer. a brewery built it to carry the beer about two miles away. for years hundreds of trucks have been carrying beer through the cobble stone street there is. the project was financed partially through crowd funding. speaking of which if you are looking to raise pun, by the way -- the company by the paddy wagon has an inflatable tub. there are two different sizes. you can set up it in minutes. demand is so high, the web site has crashed twice. they are looking to franchise at this point if you want to set that up in your yard for the weekend. if you are looking for some great food and fun, head to manchester. the annual greek featuring all of your favorite greek foods, along with music, dancing, and much more. there's a free shuttle and the mcdonough school. looks like some decent weather. kevin: kind of a mixed weekend. we have a good deal of the sunshine. the more reliable of the two days is saturday of we get into sunday, we're going to look at an increase in clouds and scattered showers. there's the potential of more than just the average shower activity. and into sunday evening. more on that in a moment. for the time being the big headline is the cooler temperatures. about as chilly as we've been this season in several locations, including lower and mid 30's up north. we're in the lower 40's out west and either side of 50 degrees in south eastern areas. it comes with a good deal of clear skies. we've had some fog form overnight. that should burn off slowly in western and northern areas. system coming through the central planes. they will try to link up over what is a non-existent, and previously tropical system as it continues to wander off of the east coast. temperatures in the 30's. a few upper 30's in western areas within including keene down to 38. we're at 41 in concord. 48 in portsmouth. they were just looking at the record lows to get an idea. 37 is the record low. 17. nowhere near that early this morning. again as cool as we've been so far this season in quite a few areas. down to a third of a mile or less in a few western and north western areas of the state this horning of we are looking at temperatures running another five, six, seven degrees cooler. it is the second night of the area of high pressure. usually it is lighter winds and cooler days. temperature haves less to fall. usually because of that you wind up cooler overnight. this continues to rotate through today. chilly later on after highs today in the 70's. it comes with a good deal of sunshine which will start to turn on shore at the coast for the afternoon. area of high pressure is in control through the day tomorrow. another banner day if you are kind of looking at all of this through a window at work. well, tomorrow evening west a sometime later tomorrow evening or early on sunday. i think the lion share of the activity will be on the daylight hours on sunday. as you notice and pick a location here, it isn't an all day rain. there already some showers around. they will be most organized. it is going to try to link up moisture from what all of the area of precipitation down to the south. if it does, we can see two-thirds of an inch of rain maybe over an inch of rain before it winds down on monday. break the drought. any sort of rainfall is good. a couple of banner days on the way through the day tomorrow. we'll add clouds tomorrow evening. scattered showers off and on. there may be a brief downpour. a couple of lingering showers. it seems i haven't used the words lingering showers. we haven't had a system that has had a chance to linger. kevin: yes, temperatures remaining mild through the beginning and middle of next week. above average temperature fall loo sean: now i have the cranberry song" linger." it will be there all morning. erin: oh, no. you need to find a new song. here's ray brewer. ray: the attorney general's office has identified the man shot and killed wednesday night in manchester. the victim identified as 25-year-old jonathan vazquez ojeda. he was shot in the chest and died later at the hospital. to merrimack street just before 7:00 wednesday evening. they have focused on a car at the scene. they are not saying at this point what connection the car has to the shooting. erin: a concord woman is accused of attacking a police officer after driving drunk and crashing. laura fortin faces a list of charges. she hit a mailbox in dunbarton and crashed into the driver wednesday evening. it is time to start picking pumpkins. the drought farmers say they are losing entire patches. the pumpkins they do have are smaller than normal. there are penalty for people to pick. sean: coming up this morning, your eyes are not deceiving you. that's really a golden toilet. it is fully functional and open for business in i'm really good at war. i love war in a certain way. i know more about isis than the generals do, believe me. nuclear, just the power the devastation, is very important to me. i want to be unpredictable, unpredictable, unpredictable, unpredictable. sean: welcome back, everybody. a california man is setting off on a special trip across the country this morning. erin: david plans to fly from california to the atlantic ocean in a home made strike bike. which is really a modified-powered hang glider. he expects the trip will take 40 days and cover 4,000 m, flight in 1911. he hopes to make a film of his adventures. sean: apparently back in 1911 when you rode your trike bike, you needed a cigar. the throne room is getting a fancy upgrade. erin: the 18 karat gold toilet and replaces the toilet. visitors are urged to use the golden throne like any other facility. they are expecting there will be a line. there will be a security guard posted outside. sean: there's going to be a line for that. it is going to become a meme on facebook in ten minutes. you name it. coming up in the next half an hour, drama at fenway. the red sox pulled off the incredible comeback against the could changes be comes brenda willis: when washington bureaucrats threatened access to mammograms, kelly ayotte stopped them. david goethel: and when red tape threatened to crush new hampshire's fishing communities, kelly fought to save us. cheryl coletti-lawson: kelly's legislation on the heroin epidemic will help save lives. jamey french: kelly reaches across the aisle to conserve our environment... becky stafford: kelly is so committed to our veterans one of us. veteran: she's not forgotten where she's come from. brenda willis: she cares. dean kamen: that's kelly - an independent leader, fighting for new hampshire. kelly: i'm kelly ayotte when i first found out that carl had been using heroin on and off for a year. i immediately thought not my son. i found him in his bathroom with a syringe still in his hand and that was the worst day of my life. annie kuster is leading the fight regarding this opioid epidemic. et laws changed. so this doesn't happen again. she's definitely a leader. i just love annie. >> no one covers new hampshire like we do. now wm understander r "news 9 daybreak." erin: good morning to you on friday, september 16th. look at this. we're in the 40's along the seacoast. it is a little bit of a chillier morning. we're going to look at the weekend forecast in just a moment. sean: i spent a good ten minutes shutting windows. it was cold out in a moment. the attorney general's office has released the name of a man killed in a shooting wednesday night. 25-year-old jonathan vazquez ojeda died of a gunshot wound to the chest. a driver is recovering after crashing her car into an apartment building in dover. londonderry police are asking for your help tracking down a driver that hit a pedestrian plane field. it was just beautiful. kevin: after a chilly start, we are going to be same. we get it again tomorrow. the next system approaches will be affecting the second half of the weekend with scattered showers. it is a chilly start. patchy frost up north and a few spots out west. as cold as we've been so far this season, we're talking upper 60's in far northern areas. 70 to 76 for most. erin: all right. we want to check the roads and see how things are moving out there right n. in hooksett. kevin: for a look at the morning drive, we're joined live by deb davidson. good morning, deb. deb: good morning, kevin and erin. we have patchy fog that we need to be aware of. as you make your way from tilton through concord and from the upper 293 split down through the stretch. just be careful. 293 is foggy from hooksett. no problems on the interstate 95. if you are heading into massachusetts, all of the major roads are currently traveling at the posted speed limit. this traffic update being brought to you by autofair. from the traffic network, i'm deb davidson for 95.7 wzid. erin: all right. thanks. the investigation continues this morning into a deadly shooting in manchester. erin: police say a man died after being shot at the intersection of merrimack and beach streets wednesday night. no arrests have been made. ray brewer live. he's at the manchester poliep investigation. good morning, ray. ray: good morning, erin. there's no doubt that people living in the area are on edge as police try to figure out what lead up to the homicide. it was just after 7:00 p.m. on wednesday when manchester police say they found 25-year-old jonathan vazquez ojeda suffering from a gunshot wound at the intersection of merrimack and beach streets. he later died at the hospital. vazquez ojeda's death was a gunshot wound to the chest. he certified the manner of his death as a homicide. ray: there was a car in the center of the crime scene. they aren't saying if the victim was inside when he was shot. the homicide coming after several recent reports of shots being fire in the area. >> i've noticed a lot more police volume definitely. it seems like it has gotten a especially for people with children. you know, we got a park right down the street. you've got kids riding their scooters. you know, it is just -- it is absolutely horrible. ray: the attorney general's office says it does remain an active investigation. if you have any information, you are asked to get in touch with the manchester police department. reporting live, ray brewer, wmur news 9. erin: thank you. new on "daybreak" this morning, an building. fire officials say the driver was on route 155 yesterday afternoon when she went off of the road and crashed into an apartment building. no one inside the building was hurt. the driver was taken to the hospital. this time there's no word on her condition. the building sustained minor damage. sean: new this morning, a teen from seabrook is facing charges in connection with a stabbing. 18-year-old savannah raven turned herself in. she's accused of stabbingom pierceson street in july. raven is set to be arraigned next month. manchester police are asking for your help in tracking down a man involved in a violent con confrontation. it all started wednesday night when 28-year-old shane blanchard told officers he witnessed a hit-and-run in windham. he decided to look for the car that hit her. he found the honda on i-93 and followed it into manchester. honda drove for his car. he was standing outside and had to slide over the hood, crack the wind shield. blanchard confronted the driver while holding a gun. the two got into a struggle. the suspect managed to fire a shot before taking off. the suspect car is missing the front bumper. erin: londonderry police are on the look out for a hit-and-run driver. a dark colored suv hit a man when he was crossing after the victim was taken to the hospital to be evaluated. the vehicle that hit him has front end damage and a broken right headlight. anyone with information is urged to call the londonderry police department. a road rage incident is under investigation this morning. police were asking for the public's help in finding a car that was involved. they are trying to locate a newer model the man was a slender man with short hair. there's no word on exactly what the road rage incident entailed. the car was last seen heading toward epping on grant road. anyone who sees the vehicle matches the description is urged to call the new market police department. sean: donald trump held a campaign rally in laconia last night. it was his fourth visit to the granite state since winning the new hampshire primary. >> just so you understand, new hampshire is a special place in this is where i won my first primary. sean: the republican nominee addressed the economic plan earlier in the day. he's promising lower taxes and more jobs. trump questioned hillary clinton's judgment as secretary of state and stressed the importance of winning new hampshire in the general election. >> new hampshire can be the state that pushes us we're going to win new hampshire. we're going to win back the white house. we're going to make america great again. remember that. sean: trump told supporters to make sure he wins in november or he's wasted a lot of time, energy, and money. erin: tim kaine was also in the granite state. he held a round table discussion in portsmouth with members of the non-profit group stay, work, play. kaine laid out the differce campaigns. he also visited exeter town hall where he held up the candidate's books. kaine says clinton's book "stronger together" highlights the democrat's upbeat vision. trump's book takes a different focus. >> this is a view out of the penthouse of the tall tower. looking down at seeing a crippled america. i do not recognize this i don't. this is not who we are. erin: senator cain reminded the crowd this is a battleground state and no one should take it for granted. sean: a lot of produce was stolen. the owner oflavalley farm, someone took produce. the owners say they are thankful for the support after people have dropped off donations. >> it is been overwhelming the amount of support. the community is amazing. we've had a couple of businesses some in. the tap house came yesterday and bought tons of produce to prepare and sell at the restaurant. sean: authorities are looking for the person or people responsible for produce theft. hitting them while they are down. erin: a chaotic scene in new york after the man goes on the attack. >> the cops shot for five seconds straight. erin: what police say lead to the suspect going on a meat cleaver rampage that left three officers injured. kevin: chilly start and sunshine to start the weekend before the next system arrives. how much rain we might see from that i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. i know more about isis then the generals do. john mccain, a war hero. he's not a war hero, he's a war hero because he was captured. i like people that weren't captured ok. donald trump compared his sacrifices to the sacrifices of two parents who lost their son in war. how would you answer that father? what sacrifice have you made for your country? i think i've made a lot of sacrifices, built great structures. kevin: friday, september 16th. as that burns off and after the chilly start, it is sunshine across the area. a warmer afternoon. a lot of folks into the 70's and to start the weekend before the next system arrives. the details with the future cast coming up. erin: three new york city police officers are recovering this morning after suffering injuries when a man armed with a meat it erupted during rush hour yesterday. the suspect, 32-year-old was shot and is now in serious condition. we have the details. >> everybody said what are you doing? reporter: the story started several locks away. he was enraged to find his car was bolted. he started pounding away. it attracted the attention of police detective who flagged down an officer in uniform. >> he has a meat cleaver. >> as we were pursuing him, we have video. he has the cleaver in his hand. you can clearly see it. he is waving around. ray: cops chased him through people finally cornering him. >> he went through the front grill of the marked police car that was responding to the off-duty detective attempted to subdue the suspect. he was struck in the head from the cleaver causing a six-inch gash in his head by his jaw. reporter: the off-duty chop. a lucky break on the last night as new york's top cop. >> i them for their bravery and performance and pushback about the number of shots fired. >> there were a lot of bullets fired. 18 by police as they tried to neutralize the suspect. a block from new york's pen station at the height of rush hour. not one civilian was hurt. abc news, new york. sean: a little girl that was kidnapped from the home in north 6-year-old stephanie lopez castro was found yesterday morning chained to a tree in the woods. one man says he was driving by the area when officers ran out of the woods. the man happened to have a saw. he followed the officers back into the woods and saw the girl chained to the tree. >> thick chain and thick padlock. he was laid down on her back. she must have there all night. the mosquitoes were out there. >> i have a granddaughter. it is personal when it is in your community. sean: the girl is doing well. erin: police in texas are can see the store -- they have pulled off similar smash and grabs. sean: six manatees trapped for a week. high water from hurricane hermine allowed the manatees to move into the pond. a blockage stopped them from getting red sox open the tour-game series with the yankees at fenway park. the division title is still up for grabs. 17 games to go in the regular season. yankees were up 5-1 in the eighth. david ortiz hit his 34th home run of the season. then in the bottom of the ninth, the yankees were leading 5-4 when hanley ramirez delivered the game-winning blow. the red sox went on to win 7-5. game two is tonight. sean: the dartmouth football team is preparing for the season opener against the university of new hampshire. the wildcats head to hanover with two games under the belt. dartmouth is coming off one of the best seasons in recent history. they hope to make a statement on saturday night. >> i've got to work on things. they are not sure what they are doing to do. they lost a lot players. they are football players. >> our guys are very excited. this is a big game. u.n.h. is a top-ranked teems. they have to chance to play the team. we've had a good pre-season. we are ready to play. sean: we'll see what happened. good luck to both teams. erin: some people in australia are trying to immortalize their he was killed by a sting ray in 2006. the chief of the royal australia mint has invited the petitioners to send in a formal proposal. sean: if you are feeling blue, take a selfie. it leads to increased confidence. the group that was asked to tack day while smiling was more confident and happy. the group that was asked to take daily pictures of object that make them happy was more reflective and appreciative. the group was asked to send a photo that would make that person happy. this explains why i walk around taking selfies of myself. erin: i just want to be happy. sean: and more confident. kevin: what about the folks that erin: you need to start. kevin: gorgeous sunrise. temperatures inspect upper 40's at the coast. for a lot of folks, this is as cool as we've been. near the freezing mark on top of mt. washington this morning. with mostly clear skies. we do have some patchying with dense fog that has developed overmight. we're expecting the fog to be before burning off the sunshine and what should be a pleasant afternoon. we're up above 70 degrees. there will be a few hold outs up in the north country. full harvest moon rising tonight after sunset. it will be lugeing at a clear sky with temperatures again cool tonight. not as chilly as this morning. sunshine to start the weekend and the clouds arrive saturday night. scattered showers around and likely on sunday from time to time. we're expecting a lot of sunshine after the fog burns off this morning. for your saturday. that's the pick of the weekend is saturday. as we get into sunday, it won't be an all day rain, there's going to be scattered shower activity around. it could be locally heavy into the afternoon and evening. temperatures in the 40 eels all the way to the coast this morning. you are going to notice a couple of spots wedged in between. some upper down to 38. 38 in sunapee this morning. if you are along the big lake, you have warmer temperatures. then you get just a couple of miles away and down into the upper 30's. this is the coldest day of the stretch. you are going to notice 70 to 77 for most today. clear skies. light breeze out of the south. more along the lines of the even. i think the on and off showers and what is left of the tropical system well to the involved with the system as the front edges closer. that may mean two third of an inch or over an inch of rain if it lasts into monday morning. there would be beneficial rain. again the full harvest moon out there tonight. it will be brighter just due to the moon itself. scattered showers developing later saturday night for some. on and off sunday into through the middle of next week. sean: i look forward to that. erin: the 41st annual clan games. there will be music, dancing, a information, head to wmur.com. if you are hankering for hagus, new hampshire is the place to go. sean: we did try it. if you like fried foods, stay tuned for this. where one restaurant is sean: you know the statue is staying put. it was at golf course in 1958. some people were worried it would disappear after the land was sold. a project partner said the dinosaur will stay put. it is an icon. kevin: i bet. erin: along with the cactus. some walmart customers in texas will be seeing a lot of friedd. the walmart says it will only serve foods found at the state fair of texas. kevin: the menu will feature 45 items, including cookie fries, smoky bacon, fried poptarts, and deep fried cuban roles. he hopes to have 15 restaurants open by next year. i believe one of the fairs was doing a fried jell-o. this. sean: it holds together for a moment. there you go. got to head to texas. if you don't have time to go to the bar, look into this. a boston company that's renting out an inflatable pub. erin: ever dreamed of using a golden toilet? where you can. sean: where our viewers say you can find the best cupcakes in sean: now on "news 9 daybreak," homicide investigation. new details about a deadly shooting in manchester that left many neighbors rattled. erin: driving while arrested. what the woman is accused of doing while crashing not once by twice. kevin: a chilly start to the day. the warming weekend ahead. erin: crop concerns. it is time to start picking pumpkins. the drought is having an effect. >> no one covers new hampshire like we do. now wmur "news 9 daybreak."