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now, wmur news 9 this morning. hampshire. on this sunday, november 8th, i'm erin fehlau in for amy coveno. we'll get to the top stories in just a moment. josh: it's cooler, milder spots around, look at the blue or soon to be blue skies there, clear skies over the seacoast and everywhere else. highly variable temperature-wise at the moment. 32 in keen, but 42 at the seacoast and 30's in western and northern new hampshire as well as concord at 36. so a chilly start out there and a little bit of a breezy making it feel cooler as well. there's a few clouds left over, mainly just in and around the mountains and through the morning, we'll see a lot of sunshine out there as high and it delivers beautiful weather and these are average temperatures for this time of year, but it hasn't been for a while. we may not be quite-- we'll look at the rest of the week ahead in a few minutes. >> thanks so much. laconia police arrest a man accused of shooting into the ground. neighbors heard what they thought was a gunshot. when officers arrived, they found patrick manley who was allegedly intoxicated and reportedly fired a muzzleloader into the ground behind his home. he's now charged with reckless conduct. >> where 48 of my brothers, we stood together against 200. erin: veterans day is this week. an american hero stairs the story about the day he was almost killed by enemy fighters. medal of honor recipients was honored by a group that goes the extra mile to help vets. mike cronin was there to hear his powerful story. >> hundred of people got together at the radisson in nashua to salute our soldiers and raise money for veterans and their families. inside the packed ballroom. more than 500 people raised money for those who served. >> we're trying to raise money for the veterans and their families who fall through the cracks, if you will, with dignity. we're not a hands out or hands up organization. >> the dinner was a program of easter seals. >> the suicide rate among other veterans is lowest per capita. >> because of this program? >> because of the program. >> they've raised more than $1 million. the goal for this was to raise $40,000. >> every dollar goes where it's supposed to go. >> honoring staff sergeant pitts, receiving the medal of honor. >> i'm here because my brothers made it possible. >> in 2008, despite being badly wounded pitt fought and helped with air attacks. >> the only way i could describe it, it's like getting out of your car and dodging raindrops. i looked around, i was wounded in the initial volley, but i looked around and everybody was doing their job. >> pitts says it's now his job to honor the memory of the nine in his mra platoon didn't make it. >> we may not like to admit it, veterans don't like to admit. i'm thinking i've been to war and take care of myself, but even we need help some time. >> if you'd like to learn more, visit our website at wmur.com. mike cronin, news 9. erin: and staff sergeant pitts has a new role and we'll take a closer look at that on veterans day. veterans in manchester were honored. a lunchen was held at the country club. a recipient of the distinguished flying cross attended the event. the event was hosted by the sons, daughters and children of the american revolution and they presented each with a certificate of appreciation. a student from curry college south of boston is under arrest after police say they found a gun and ammo in his room. 18-year-old darius boodoosingh was charged with unlawful possession of a firearm and ammunition. this comes after curry college searched a residence hall last campus. >> we just got a mass e-mail, pretty much telling students about the situation. >> if it wasn't for the e-mail, i probably wouldn't have known it occurred. >> in a statement, curry college says there is no immediate or ongoing threat to the campus. tomorrow. set in place on concord saturday as part of the city's 250th anniversary, the historical society buried a time capsule and opened a 50-year-old time capsule capsule. it was slated to be open 2065. boy scouts are preparing for scouting for food drive. you may have found a flyer on your door or mailbox promoting this annual event. residents are encouraged to leave household foods out for pickup. canned proteins, soups, veggies and fruits as well as grains like pasta and rice. hygiene products are needed. over 285,000 items were collected by scouts in new hampshire last year. >> winter will be here soon and most of us are looking for ways to save money and conserve energy. often those two goals go hand in hand and this month we'll look at simple things you can do around your home to reduce your costs. >> and as there's a thorough investigation of the building as a system of interconnected components. >> paul owns energy audit of your home will help determine where air is flowing in and out losing energy including in the building systems. >> where is my building broken and how can i fix it? >> button says there are three primary goals, first and foremost, safety. making sure the home is safe to live in and not so tightly sealed that gases get inside. >> saving money and improving energy efficiency and he wants to dispel one common belief. >> people think energy efficiently, let's change the windows, but windows are the last thing i ever talk about because the return on investment is just not there. >> now, to be clear, stalling better windows and making sure windows are stalled and sealed properly can help. there are other things you can do for less money. >> those options are coming up. >> boycott on the field. claiming the game they love. and following that fatal russian plane crash, how one the son of a polish immigrant who grew up in a brooklyn tenement. he went to public schools, then college, where the work of his life began -- fighting injustice and inequality, speaking truth to power. he moved to vermont, won election and praise as one of america's best mayors. in congress, he stood up for working families and for principle, opposing the iraq war, supporting veterans. now he's taking on wall street and a corrupt political system funded by over a million contributions, tackling climate change to create clean-energy jobs, fighting for living wages, equal pay, and tuition-free public colleges. people are sick and tired of establishment politics, and they want real change! [ cheers and applause ] bernie sanders -- husband, father, grandfather, an honest leader building a movement with you to give us a future >> good morning, welcome back. here is a look at the clear skies over the lakes region. it's going to be a sunny one out there today, but certainly a bit cooler than we've become accustomed to lately. a chilly start with a little bit of a breeze making it feel coolerment we'll talk about the week ahead forecast in a few minutes. >> a pretty shot of the lakes region. missouri football players announced they will not participate in team activities until the university president is removed from office. the athletes posted a statement on social media saying, we are united. the campus groups protested the way that they've dealt with issues of harassment over the school year. >> the investigation continues this morning into that fatal crash of a russian passenger plane in egypt. investigators are now analyzing a noise heard in the last second of the cockpit recording. this may prove suspicions that a bomb downed the flight carrying 240 people last week. the ahead of the investigation team says all scenarios considered and too early to confirm that possibility. still to come, a new england fifth grader and her best friend, how this great dane is helping her live her life. and it's going to be a bit cooler out there today. coming right up. >> now, meteorologist josh judge with your storm 9 forecast. >> it's chillier than yesterday. we were near 60 degrees. in some spots, a little cooler out there. here is portsmouth with clear skies and 40 so a good 15 to 20 degrees cooler this morning than it was yesterday at this same time. and we will see chillier conditions out there for today, all day long. and here is your current temperatures, it's chilly, but seasonably chilly. these are a little above average. we're in the 30's and in some cases 40's in a moment. a little bit of a west to northwest wind is making it feel cooler than it is, but not as windy as yesterday. clear skies out there in southern and parts of central new hampshire, farther to the north and west, a few leftover clouds and the clouds, it looks like they'll dissolve away through the morning hours. we'll see a good amount of sunshine for the day. a big portion of the nation, clear, but it's to the south of us where all the rain is right now. and this system stays to our south for quite a while, but it does develop a coastal system that makes a run at us late tuesday and into wednesday. and that's a new wrinkle in the forecast this morning. so, we'll have to be watching that over the next few days and possible implications for veterans day morning. a look again at clear skies out there. we'll put futurecast in motion and see how they should continue for the most part and some of the clouds may linger in the mountains for a while and mostly sunny, blue skies and a fairly nice day out there. it's just it will be notably cooler than we've been recently. tonight, clear, tomorrow a chilly start and then a very nice day, ab and tomorrow, 50's, and 60's. tuesday with a start off with partial sun and the clouds i can can-- thicken up. rain arrives late day into the even, from south to north and the system pulled away wednesday morning, but there could be some showers in the morning for veterans day. for today, here is a look at high temperatures to expect. yeah, this is certainly a lot cooler than what we have become accustomed to lately. of course, friday it was in the low and mid 70's in many spots and here we are a good 20 to 25 degrees cooler for highs today compared to where we were on friday. but lots of sunshine, winds out of the northwest this morning and then lightning, but turning over to the southwest, which warms us up just a little bit into tomorrow. for tonight, a little bit chillier, so, some frosty conditions expected for the nighttime hours tonight and as we get into tomorrow. i mentioned tomorrow might be the nicest day of the week and there is why. 50 to 60 degrees, basically state-wide is what to expect for temperatures there. and let's take a look at the rest of the week ahead. ok? a nice one for today, but cool. beautiful tomorrow and then tuesday, increasing clouds by nighttime, there should be some showers that could linger into veterans day on wednesday morning and kind of ho-hum the rest of the week after that. >> kind of evened out around 50 tomorrow. >> we're not in the 70's tomorrow, are we? >> it was nice, but-- a young girl in massachusetts is enjoying a new freedom, thanks to a great dane. >> abc's david muir has that story. >> meet bella and george. she's in the fifth grade. and george, 131 pounds. >> he acts smaller than he actually is. >> bella was diagnosed with. a half, a rare again net -- bones. she was in a wheelchair, but that changed because of george. in ipswich, massachusetts the connection immediately. since getting george, she put away her crutches and gets to close on her own and she gets to her desk and he gets sleep. >> when i had crutches, i couldn't walk at all, but now i can. >> even at lunch. >> thank you. >> he's right beneath her. then it's off to gym as he guides her through the gym doors. >> he helps me walk. i lean on him like a clutch. >> sledding last winter, bike riding in the spring and vacation at the beach. >> i think it's given her more energy and strength. >> every night, it's bedtime >> what a sweet story. a girl's best friend, huh? coming up next on news 9 this morning, granite state made, we'll take you to a local business making itself in the gluten-free world. addiction in new hampshire. the summit held and what officials think needs to be done to end the heroin if you think there's no solution to the climate crisis, think again. in america, clean energy is already producing enough power for 18 million homes, reducing our dependence on foreign oil and supporting over one million jobs. i'm tom steyer. with bold leadership and an endless supply of wind and sun, we can do even more. the goal is 50% clean energy by 2030. >> if you're hungry why not head to the seacoast today. restaurant week is now underway. it runs through next saturday with close to 50 restaurants offering price fixed menu options for lunch and dinner. some related are offering specials. >> there's a revised push to influence the minimum wage. they're planning on a nationwide strike this tuesday. they're expected to walk out on their jobs, demanding a living wage of $15 an hour and the right to unionize. the group representing fast food workers has been successful influencing cities like new york, san francisco and l.a. to raise their minimum wage to $15 an hour. >> a new political talk show will premier this morning, right here on wmur, matter of fact is a new half hour interview and discussion show. he has interviewed top politicians including president obama and jeb bush. wmur. here is a look what's coming up in the next half hour of into u.s. news 9 this morning. how law enforcement and recovering addicts came together to discuss the issue. a vehicle charges into the charles river. the terrifying scene and how by >> and there are many sides to basketball star an fashion icon russell westbrook. and with coverage in the middle of anywhere from u.s. cellular, he can find some new ones. like, farmer. russell's brussels. russell speaking. paleontologist. hashtag t-rex. park ranger. where am i? 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a guardrail and was completely submerged in the water when crews arrives on the scene. >> we may have had a very warm week and we enjoyed that. this was the scene on mount washington 24 hours before the observatory was pushing 50 degrees. of course, that's changing. meteorologist josh judge is here to tell us what to expect. today is cooler than yesterday. >> just a little bit cooler. today will be about average for this time of year, we haven't been seeing those temperatures and it's going to feel cooler. 40 at the seacoast there, and 30's and 40's around the granite state as well. here is a look at what's going on. clear skies across the state and some areas to the north and west, there are lingering clouds, we all see plenty of sunshine to the west. more sun, but a system to our south arrives tuesday night into wednesday. chances for rain, and for today, sunny and cooler, northern new hampshire, 40 to 45, and central and southern new hampshire, upper 40's to mid 50's and we'll talk about that ahead. >> we're following breaking news out of salem. salem police responding to a crash in the southbound lanes of 93 at the massachusetts state line. right now, only the high speed lane is open, we're told. we'll continue to follow the story and bring you updates as soon as they come in. the new hampshire medical society held a conference saturday, focused on addiction and substance abuse. law enforcement and recovering addicts joined for them to look for the heroin epidemic. >> this event is held every year by the medical society and the topic, so happens this year, is extremely timely as the drug epidemic in new hampshire continues continues. as the number of overdose deaths continue to climb. those are trying to help find a solution. >> helping to have them not use again. there's no one face of addiction, so this was very relevant for us this year, particularly as the numbers are staggering and in our state it's a standout. >> medical professionals and law enforcement hope to learn from each other about drug addiction and the best way of addressing the crisis. the doctor from ontario canada was this year's keynote speaker and says that prevention is key. >> the most important message, i got, we need to be the mentors and leaders in this and we haven't as a group had enough training to do so and we need to lead the way. >> what is striking to me, i thought i knew a lot about open opiate addiction and i'm learning so much today. kristen: funding and expanded to address the crisis at hand. >> that represents the only significant influx of resources to tackle opiate, the opiate addiction crisis. >> people in recovery were part of saturday's conference like lauren stahl, created a website to help people suffering from addiction. >> if there's anything i can do, being a person in recovery to advocate to get the message out there, i'm going to do that. >> lauren is from new york and she's willing to help anyone suffering from addiction head to wmur.com for that information. reporting in portsmouth, kristin en carosa, wmur news 9. erin: an armed robber is on the loose. police say this man held up the credit union on elm street. that he ran off after getting cash. if you recognize the man or have any information about the robbery. >> please call police. >> a scary scene in front of the mall of new hampshire yesterday after a car rolled over. thankfully, no one suffered any serious injuries. the crash did tie up traffic, but the road was never shut down completely. police were working out to figure out exactly what led up to that crash. new details on a story we brought you yesterday morning. a salem man was thrown from his car. police say a 23-year-old man was driving more than 90 miles per hour on main street. an officer tried to pull him over, but lost sight of the 97 lexus just down the road police say the driver hit several degrees and crashed. he was flown to a boston hospital. >> it's a heavily settled area, several family residents, multi-family area, these could end up in somebody's bedroom, front living room, kitchen. we're lucky at this point it was only the driver that was affected by this. >> this morning, he remains in the hospital with life threatening injuries and police are investigating whether alcohol or drugs played any roll in that crash. two people are dead after a pickup plunged into the charles river in boston last night. valiant attempts were made to save lives, but it was too late. reporter reid lamberty from w-cvb has the latest on the information. >> not 50 feet from where this happened sits a police barracks. and troopers witnessed this and one jumped into action. seconds. >> and went into the water. >> the pickup truck carried a man and woman both of whom died. seconds before the crash, screeching and blaring horns. same lane. box. >> and threw the guardrail until it dropped 15 feet into the charles river and submerged. it happened across from the boston state police barracks and under the science park west end t-stop along the green line. >> i was doing a lot of yelling, i think a lot of people were doing the same thing. >> a state trooper who witnessed the crash who jumped into the water in an attempt to save lives. divers eventually pulled the man and woman out through the window of a door. >> we october evaluated dive did a preliminary search of the area and we're not aware of anywhere else in the water. >> water cascading from the pickup as a heavy tow truck lifted it from their end. witnesses were displayed. >> something needs to be done and that was the difficult part about it. >> a scary scene at the manchester airport last night. a broken indicator light forced a flight to turn around. the delta flight was headed for detroit. because of the faulty light the pilot could not be sure that the landing gear had locked. it made a safe landing in manchester and delta send another aircraft for the passengers. >> turning now to commitment 2016 coverage. presidential candidate marco rubio released two more years worth of credit card statements all for an american express card that was given when he was speaker of the florida house. his campaign acknowledged that he used the car for personal expenses and paid for all of >> chris christie visited the granite state yesterday for a town hall meeting in plymouth and combined the event with a veterans appreciation breakfast. the republican acknowledged that he is preparing for tuesday's debate. even though he will not be on the main stage. his low poll numbers have moved him down to the undercard debate which will air first. republican jim gilmore attended a veterans event. and later went to unh for football game. and carly fiorina attended a town hall in franklin and londonderry and fiorina spoke at a republican rally fright night along with former new york governor george pataki on friday night. and the state house monday at 12:30, clinton will make tops in nashua and attend a town hall in windham windham. for the primary in concord. this month, the state is working to complete several construction projects on roads before winter limits what it can do. tonight on news 9 investigates, the whoo -- highways in nom and a sinkhole, could this happen again? the department of transportation says a long-term solution drainage. >> the best way to have effective drainage and to prevent those kind of failures that we're talking about is to invest in your maintenance operations and preserving that and that's what we're doing as much as we can. >> on news 9 tonight at 11 :00 1:00. we will take a look at a potential new law that could maintenance. and starting tonight, tune in at 5 p.m. for an hour long edition we're debuting news 9 at 5:00. with new hampshire chronicle. >> while our popular granite state made series is back during the month of november, we're going to show you some of the many many unique products in new hampshire. taking us to a bakery with a special mission. >> peace of mind baking company is a gluten-free vegan bakery located in north conway. and nancy plant started that for a very good reasons. she suffers from silliac disease and crohn's disease and her son has severe allergies to white and dairy and her daughter dairy. >> anything i make her, i'm going to feed it to my kids and want them to be healthy and strong and other people want that for their families and that's what peace of mind is for. >> she started out with vegan-free gluten muffins and then pizza crust. she approached the company about carrying her crusts. >> flat breads was so welcoming. let's do this. >> she now sells to 13 flat breads across the country from new york to hawaii. she makes gluten-free cookies and whoopie pies and can be put in the freezer up to eight months. she's hoping to take her company and mission nation-wide. >> we bake with a conscience here at nation-wide. anything i use as an ingredient. i don't want to use anything that would compromise them on any level. and now the knowledge that i'm helping other people enjoy eating out again. >> and if you're looking for some vegan, gluten-free treats for the holiday. you can't order online yet, but you can contact nancy by phone or e-mail to place an order and nancy recently auditioned for shark tank and is waiting to hear from the show. coming up next, un. had football team picked up a big win and jamie will show you how they did it. josh: the temperatures are a lo the cooler than what we've seen lately. we'll talk whether that trend holds. >> coming up in new hampshire's business. lagging in wages are going up who grew up in a brooklyn tenement. he went to public schools, where the work of his life began -- fighting injustice and inequality, speaking truth to power. he moved to vermont, won election and praise as one of america's best mayors. in congress, he stood up for working families and for principle, opposing the iraq war, supporting veterans. now he's taking on wall street and a corrupt 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[ cheers and applause ] bernie sanders -- husband, father, grandfather, an honest leader building a movement with you to give us a future to believe in. sanders: i'm bernie sanders, >> welcome to new hampshire's business. i'm fred kocher. the new hampshire economy is in pretty good shape at this point. unemployment is down and housing has come back and wages are on the way back. that's the key point we're going to talk about wages, which is the last piece of the economy to come back, but there are signs that wages are coming back and sort of thing, russ thibeault. >> good to be here. >> nice to see you. >> thank you. >> and let's put the first graph up. we've got two pie charts here. this is the first pie chart and describe, russ, what we're looking at. the green sliver there. >> that's the tiniest, the job growth by wages between 2009 and 2013. the green is what we'd like to see be a big slice of the pie, because that's the sectors of the economy that pay above average wages. the small part of the pie, the sector at that pays below average wages. >> that's kind of not the way we'd like. >> yellow is about average? >> yellow is about average. look what's changed. the green has exploded and the red has shrunk. and the yellow has stayed about the same. >> what's happening, we looked the more recent trend, it's showing improvement and adding manufacturing jobs and more of couple of years has been in higher wage sectors of the economy. >> let's go over the first pie chart here, let's see the difference, the red is huge, the green is very small and let's go to the updated one, 2014 to 2016, the red has shrunk dramatically, the green has dramatically, and the yellow is about the same. going up. >> there are two reasons, part of it we're having more job growth in the sectors of the economy that pays above average. >> finance, construction, those sectors of the economy are losing manufacturing jobs before. >> the below average wages are in retail and food service accommodation. >> good service and they're coming back? >> yeah, the main difference is, we're getting good job growth and manufacturing for the first time in a long time. >> let's go to the graphic. new hampshire and manufacturing, all of these pie charts are new hampshire. 2007 on the left and 2015 on the right. look what happened from 2007 all the way through up to 2014, where you see a little bit of increase and now in 2015, new hampshire manufacturing employment is started up again. 68,000 about, when it was 78,000 back in 2007. what's driving that? >> well, i think it's-- part of it's what's called insourcing. we've had outsourcing over the years to asia and china. >> right. >> some of those are moving back into the united states and more of the firms in new hampshire and america are seeing benefits to really add employment and expand manufacturing capacity here in the states. that's a good sign. it's important to remember for a lot of people struggling in terms of wages and job growth. >> i was going to ask you that. >> that's just the beginning right now. . >> there's the underemployed those working part-time and they were working full-time before. and those in the jobs less qualifications. >> we don't see them. they're over 3%, if you add in those working part-time, but rather have a full-time job, it just about doubles. yeah, there's little a lot of underemployment and we're just seeing-- beginning to see wage growth and it's because the unemployment rate is low and employers are having to pay more to get people into the shop. >> and to keep the ones they got. >> 2016, one to ten, one being lowest, 10 the best. where is the economy floating? >> i think a seven. it's going to be another good year. barring any national disruptions or international disruptions, we're on a pretty even keel now and that's a good thing. >> russ thibeault. if you missed part of this go to come come, lick on news and click on project economy. >> now, meteorologist josh judge with your storm watch 9 forecast. >> good sunday morning, it's cooler than yesterday morning at this time and we've got a lot of sunshine though. it's going to be a very sunny day, but a cooler and more seasonable day as well. 43 degrees in downtown manchester right now, with the winds pretty night and the visibility good. there's your temperatures around the region. 30's and 40's for the most part at the state's airports. let's check out the change from yesterday. check this out. 24 hour change from yesterday morning at this same time, between 15 and 25 degrees cooler. >> look at keen, 25 degrees cooler than yesterday morning during this same hour. in. spotter network showing temperatures in southeastern new hampshire. over to the seacoast, parts of the merrimack valley. part of the 30's as you can see there. and then the monadnock region, 30's and 40's, central part of the state. upper 30's and lower 40's, it's highly dependent upon your location, either your elevation, if your a shielded by the mountains or valley and it will play a huge factor in your temperatures this morning. the wind not that strong, but just enough to make it feel a little cooler as you head out this morning. the breeze will calm a little bit today. but still a bit of a breeze, not nearly what we saw yesterday for wind. the clouds in the mountains slowly are going to be dissipating through the morning hours, still being caused by that breeze out of the northwest as that wind shifts to the west and then the southwest as clouds should loosen up. much of the nation is clear, from about the midway point on westward. there's almost nothing going on. southeastern parts of the united states seeing the most rain, and through yesterday giving us the clouds pushed away allowing the cooler air in and sunnier skies. now, this system redevelops over the coast and does make a run at us, around mid week. that's what we have to watch here and yesterday, if you remember, we showed this warmer air still overhead, but it's been pushed out now, that's why things are cooler for today. we start to rebound all over again tomorrow. it won't be as warm as this past week. certainly a little above where we'll be for today. let's take the futurecast and show you the chance of quite a bit of sunshine for today. a pretty nice one, despite the cooler conditions, just put on a fall jacket or whatever the proper attire is for you and how much you like cooler air. other than that, sunshine and bright skies. monday for tomorrow being more of the same. tuesday, watch the clouds thicken through the day. by tuesday night, a couple of showers at southern new hampshire and moving forward. pulling away during the day on wednesday morning. that's how it will go. let's take a look at your five-day forecast and make it into a seven-day forecast for the week ahead. looking pretty good, but again, we'll have to watch tuesday night into wednesday morning. now let's check out what happened on fields last night. >> now, jamie staton and news 9 sports. >> check on sports here with hockey and college football. bruins taking on montreal as part of a wild saturday in sports. they were at montreal and there was a redirect outfront. fifth of the year, 1-0 boston after one. another for the bruins in the seconds. and gets his first career goal with family and friends there to celebrate 2-1 bruins. the montreal power play, he scores with just 68 seconds to go in the game. bruins win 4-2 and that's one win for the bruins in their last 13 tries against montreal. monarchs and the nice 5-1 win. second of three games between the seems this weekend. we'll play again today. unh hockey at michigan state. put up four goals, but lost 7-4. wind ham's chris miller scored for the wildcats and there was a goal and assist. unh at merrimack college. and at cowell stadium. unh had to win to keep their playoffs hopes alive. 19 yard touchdown, 7-7. unh doing it with defense, came up with five turnovers, four interceptions two by patrick mensa. led to a long pass play. all the way down at the one yard line. ran it in on the next play. just before the half. an eight hard touchdown pass, this play coming up helps to keep it gold rich to powell again. never lost a cnh at home. they win it 20 to 35. the last two games at albany and maine, they have a good chance at making the playoffs. >> all right, jamie, thank you so much. we continue to follow breaking news out of salem. police are responding to a crash in the southbound lanes of 93 at the massachusetts state line. closed. we will continue to follow the tire and -- story and bring you the latest. ahead on news 9 this morning. newborn photos were made more i owe about $68,000. i owe $44,000 in student loans. my plan, the new college compact, says you should not have to borrow money to pay tuition if you go to a public college or university. and you ought to be able to refinance student debt. and i don't believe the federal government should be making a profit off 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"a@qvxx tt2watv# 14! bm@q]st tt4watv# 14!" dztq pnl tt4watv# 14!" entq j, tt4watv# 14!" gzt& 9mt tt4watv# 14!" hnt& )c8 tt4watv# 14!" iztq c*@ tt4watv# 14!" jntq qz tt4watv# 14!" lzt& i7\ >> a curious deer recently photo bombed a newborn baby's photo shoot in louisiana. >> take a look at this, the photographer said she had just set the fall scene with baby connor when the deer walked out of the woods and surprised them. this is not the first time that the deer made an appearance. the photographer says the animal has been sneaking into her photos since the beginning of summer. >> what a sweet shot. you would have liked to have had a camera ready. them. a small chance, but you never know, but caught me off guard. so neat to see that this morning because of the clear skies right now and will be around today and tomorrow. >> if you see something like that. >> let us know. >> the news continues with today's top stories, next, a medal of honor recipient shares his story of survival. how he and other veterans will be honored. and a new england college having a gun >> now on news 9. honoring our nation's veterans. the special event held and the emotional message from a medal of honor recipient. a gun found on the new england college campus, how school officials found the weapon and what students say about the incident. josh: as we head into the second half of the weekend, we'll see plenty of sunshine, but cooler. we'll take a look how warm it gets and plus, our next chance for rain this week. >> fighting addiction and substance abuse. how members of the community hampshire. >> no one covers new hampshire like we do. now, wmur news 9 this morning. erin: good morning, new hampshire on this sunday, november 8th. i'm erin fehlau in for amy coveno. we're monitoring a crash that has taken place on 93 south. it's closed a section of the road right at the mass border. a detour at expert 1, and josh judge is in for our weather. it's going to be cooler. josh: it's going to be nice, but cooler. look at the sunrise over the big lake in meredith. 41 degrees. mainly clear skies, mostly sunny for today. but here is a bit of a chilly start and cooler day ahead with temperatures today only topping off in the 30's-- excuse me in the 40's and lower 50's. lots of clear skies. you can see clouds around the mountains and they should release themselves later on today with more clear skies to our west, it means we are going to be doing well the next couple of days. plenty of sunshine today. highs low to mid 40's in upper 40's and lower 50's in southern new hampshire. so, yeah, this is certainly cooler than we've seen, but this is about average for this time of year. we'll talk about whether these temperatures bounce back for the weekend ahead coming up in your forecast. >> more on that breaking news that we're following for you out of salem. police are responding to a crash in the southbound lanes of 93 at massachusetts state line. all lanes are closed as emergency responders work to bring in a helicopter. the area is described as a parking lot. so please avoid it if you can. we're told there's a detour at exit one. we'll continue to follow the story and bring you the latest as it comes in. laconia, police were called after neighbors heard what they thought was a gunshot. they found patrick manley, originally intoxicated and reportedly fired a muzzleloader into the ground behind his home. conduct. >> where 48 of my brothers, we stood against 200. >> veterans day is this week as you probably know. this morning, an american hero shares his story about the die fighters. >> ryan pitts was honored last night by a group that goes the extra mile to help vets. wmur's mike cronin was there to hear his powerful story. >> with veterans day just a day away. hundreds of people came together in nashua to salute our soldiers and raise money for veterans ar their families. >> inside a packed ballroom. they were for those who served. >> we tried to honor our veterans and families who fall between the cracks. we're not a handout organization, we're a hands up organization. >> the dinner was by a program of easter seals. >> the suicide rate amongst those in new hampshire were among the lowest. >> because of this program? >> because of this program. >> if hour years, the organization has raised more than 1 million dollars. the goal for this dinner was to raise 400,000 dollars. >> 90 cents on every dollar goes to where it's supposed to go. >> the event featured speakers, including new hampshire native ryan pitts, a former army staff sergeant and recipient of the medal of honor. >> and i'm here because my brothers made it possible. >> despite being badly wounded, pitts fought off and guided air attacks. >> the only way i can describe the amount of fire going on. and dodge raindrops. it seemed unfathomable, but i looked around -- i was wounded in the initial volley, but everybody was doing their job. >> pitts says it's his duty to honor those nine who lost their lives. he says transition is hard, but this make it easier. i'm independent and i've been to war and i can take care of myself, but even we need help sometimes. >> if you'd like to learn more about veterans count. visit the story on our website, wmur.com. in nashua, mike cronin, news 9. >> staff sergeant pitts has a new memorial in boscawen, we'll look at that. honored. and it was held at the derry country club. a recipient of the distinguished flying cross hosted the event by the sons and daughters and children of the american revolution and they presented each veteran with a certificate of appreciation. a manchester man is accused of putting a fake inspection sticker on his car. he admitted to making the sticker himself. police say while they were arresting duquette. they were facing marijuana. a college is under arrest after police say they found a gun and ammunition in his room. darius boodoosingh was arrested for unlawful possession of a firearm and unlawful possession of ammunition. >> this comes after curry college reported thefts on campus. >> we just got a mass e-mail, pretty much telling students about the situation. >> if they didn't send an e-mail, i probably wouldn't know that the situation occurred. >> in a statement, curry college administrators said there is no immediate or ongoing threat to the campus. boodoosingh will be arraigned tomorrow. a gift for granite staters of the future was set in place in concord, saturday. as part of the city's 250's anniversary. the historical society buried a time capsule and opened a 50-year-old time capsule that contained coins, medals and documents. it's slated to be open in the year 2065. winter will be here soon and most of us are looking for ways to save money and conserve energy, right? often those two goals go hand in hand. this month we're going to look at simple things around your home to reduce your costs. >> and as there's a thorough a system of interconnected components. >> paul button owns energy unlimited in manchester. an energy audit will help determine where air is flowing in and out and identify where you could be losing energy, including the electrical and plumbing systems and building design. >> people want answers to two questions, where is my building broken and how can i fix it? >> button says there are three primary goals of an energy audit. first and foremost safety, making sure the home is safe to live in and not so tightly sealed that gases get trapped inside. >> next, ensuring the comfort of those living there, and finally, saving money and improving energy efficiency. >> and he wants to disspell one common belief. >> people think energy efficiency let's change the windows, but windows are the last thing that i ever talk about because the return on investment is just not there. >> it should be clear, installing better windows and sealed properly can help. there are other things you can do for a lot less money. we're going to take a look at some of the options coming up this week. and coming up on news 9 this morning, boycott on the field. why some missouri football players are protesting the game they love. tight security continues at airports worldwide following how . >> good morning. and welcome back, as we look over towards goffstown, under clear skies this morning. it's cooler than yesterday morning by a good 15 to 25 degrees. yesterday was mild and this morning cooler and tomorrow morning colder than that. in between a chilly day today, but nice, we'll talk about that and the week ahead in your forecast a few minutes away. >> new developments in that nightclub nightmare in romania. the death toll has risen to 41 people. officials say nine more people died with burn related injuries yesterday. the incident itself occurred in late october during an album release party at a club. high row techniques -- pyrotechnics may have contributed to the blaze. the prime minister and cabinet resigned. combatting a four alarm fire yesterday. at least 45 people were displaced because of the blaze. in a 12 unit apartment building and took a few hours to get under control. no injuries have been reported. the fire is under investigation. the investigation continues this morning into that fatal crash of a russian passenger plane in egypt. investigators are analyzing a noise, a noise heard in the last second of that cockpit recording and it could prove suspicions that a bomb downed the flight carrying 224 people last week. the ahead of the investigation team says that all scenarios will be considered and too early to consider that possibility. missouri football players announced that they will not participate in team activities until the university president is removed from office. the athletes posted a statement saying we are united. the move alliance the team with campus groups who have been protesting the way the university president dealt with issues of racial harassment during the cool year. well, still ahead, news 9, a new england driver got more than she bargained for. your full sunday the son of a polish immigrant who grew up in a brooklyn tenement. he went to public schools, then college, where the work of his life began -- fighting injustice and inequality, speaking truth to power. he moved to vermont, won election and praise as one of america's best mayors. in congress, he stood up for working families and for principle, opposing the iraq war, supporting veterans. now he's taking on wall street and a corrupt political system funded by over a million contributions, tackling climate change to create clean-energy jobs, fighting for living wages, equal pay, and tuition-free public colleges. people are sick and tired of establishment politics, and they want real change! [ cheers and applause ] bernie sanders -- husband, father, grandfather, an honest leader building a movement with you to give us a future to believe in. sanders: i'm bernie sanders, and i approve this message. >> now, meteorologist josh judge with your storm watch 9 forecast. josh: sunday is chillier. it's chilly this time of year, the overnight lows, overlooking the lake, the mountains and the partly to mostly clear skies out there. still a few clouds as you can see. and those are right around the mountains this morning. 43 degrees there on the lakes region and southern new hampshire, northern new hampshire, depends where you are. elevation a big factor here as well as if you're in and around the mountains, hilly terrain. it affects your temperatures, 30's and 40's this morning. at this time tomorrow morning, there will be 20's and lower 30's. so a good, 5, 10 degrees cooler tomorrow morning at this same time. there's also a little bit of a breezy this morning and that will make it feel a little cooler if you're headed out early this morning, a look at those clouds, go en, parts of central new hampshire through the mountains, largely these clouds are caused by the mountains as the wind banks into them and that's why down wind of the mountains you're clear. eventually as that wind loosens up a little bit, the clouds should loosen their grip as well. a large portion of the nation is weeft free, central, western u.s., no clouds for the most part. high pressure pulls away it gives this system up toward us and brings us rain showers. on the computer models, watch the rain come through here. it is it office here, it's sort of a new development. most of your computer models pushing the rain tuesday into wednesday morning. there could be rain showers around. mainly clear skies, skies clearing slowly through the day in the mountains, everywhere else, mostly sunny skies. for tonight, clear skies as well and then tomorrow, more sunshine. a little warmer tomorrow. today is the coolest day and then we get a little better. tuesday as that system approaches. the clouds are slowly thickening up through the day. then some showers will pull in during probably tuesday evening and they may linger into wednesday morning before that system pulls away. for today. if you're away from the mountains in particular, a lot of sunshine is in our future. the again, the temperatures cooler, 52 the average for this time of year for manchester and that's where we'll be, 52, 53 or so in manchester. clear and chilly. 20's and 30's and tomorrow, more sunshine, coming back again. highs in the upper 50's, for today again, those temperatures are topping off in the 40's to the north. upper 40's and lower 50's everywhere else and we bounced back a little bit. 5 or 7 degrees for tomorrow. warmer with sunshine and the biggest news of the week ahead, news night that wednesday, we really need rain, but it's a shame if it happens on veterans day morning. >> yeah, it would be a shame. >> well, a driver, distraught over news about her dying mother met a massachusetts police officer with a generous spirit. >> yeah, reporter sarah congi has the story. >> robin with the coping her mother is about to receive hospice care. >> i thought i kept it together until i was pulled over. shortly after she was pulled over for speeding. while the officer ran her information, robin became emotional. >> she hadn't had a ticket since the '80s. she gave her a warning and the officer gave her more. sending her a bouquet and kindness. >> hoping to live in your heart and memories, signed the officer who pulled you over this morning. >> that hit me personally because i have a mother and i am a mother. >> the officer who pulled robin over is ashley. she says she simply wanted to help a person in need of comfort. >> and i just felt bad i couldn't sit there and talk with her and give her a hug. after she left i thought about it and didn't leave me and i still think about it and thought i'd do issing nice and send her flowers to put a smile on her face. >> this morning, she brought the flowers to her ailing mother, the reminder to the family of a stranger's act of kindness. >> her message: . >> i can't imagine anybody do doing that, but because you did that and it's so appreciated, you rock. erin: what a sweet gesture, right? on news 9 this morning, what officials think needs to be >> there is a revived push to boost the minimum wage and influence the 2016 elections. fast food workers are planning a nationwide strike this tuesday. workers from 270 cities are expected to walk out on their jobs, demanding a living wage of $15 an hour and the right to unionize. the group representing fast food workers has been successful an influencing cities like new york, san francisco, and los angeles to raise the minimum wage there to $15 an hour. if you're hungry, why not head to the seacoast today. restaurant week is underway. it runs through next saturday with close to 50 restaurants offering price fix menu options for lunch and dinner and some are offering some specials. >> the half hour interview and discussion show matter of fact, with fernando espuelas is on wmur this weekend. here is a quick look. >> how hard is it to get up in the morning and deal with so much negative press and perhaps >> it doesn't bother me a bit. i'm a grinder. i wake up, i eat a few nails before i have breakfast. i campaign hard. >> and he'll join us to talk about that interview and what else we are going to see in his new show. good morning, fernando. >> good morning, how are you. erin: i'm doing well. thank you for joining us. we're days from the next g.o.p. debate. as someone who spent years monitoring the political process. what will you be watching for when the candidates take the stage on tuesday night? >> i think there are almost two tiers that you can talk about. the people at the top, carson and trump, who are now really engaging each other, trying to take each other's support away and hopefully build a majority for one of them. that's the strategy. looking at the second and third tier of candidates, they need to break out. the clock is running and i think that people's perception of these candidates are starting to gel. so if there's some movement pretty soon for one of them or a couple of them, i'm not sure if they're going to get that momentum going forward. >> this week brings release of a book that's causing a stir in the political world. a biography of former president george h.w. bush. and he has criticism for some in his son's administration. can you talk about his other son running for the white house. >> it's not an accident the book is coming out in the middle of the campaign season, but unfortunate for jeb bush because his father is criticizing his son, george w. bush and his advisors, who are many of the same advisors jeb bush has in his kitchen cabinet so far. i think the bigger story here is that with jeb bush comes a tremendous amount of family drama and the request he is still out, of course, whether americans really want to be part of that telenovella. erin: fernando espuelas. thank you for joining us. and "matter of fact" airs here on wmur. on news 9 this morning, fighting back against substance abuse. how law enforcement and recovering addicts came together to discuss the issue. a vehicle crashes into the charles. the terrifying scene and how bystanders tried to save the victims. and it may feel more like november today. to to the climate crisis, think again. in america, clean energy is already producing enough power for 18 million homes, reducing our dependence on foreign oil and supporting over one million jobs. i'm tom steyer. and an endless supply of wind and sun, we can do even more. the goal is 50% clean energy by 2030. so, what are we waiting for? >> no one covers new hampshire like we do. now, wmur news 9 this morning. erin: good morning to you, it's now 7:30. here is a live look outside of portsmouth. could say, a lot of sunshine and 43 degrees out there. take a look at your sunday forecast right after our top stories. an event held by the new hampshire medical society last night focused on the problem of addiction and substance abuse, recovering addicts and law enforcement officers offered their thoughts on what needs to be done. scary moments at the manchester airport last night when a plane landing. a delta flight had a faulty issue. a truck careened off the road and landed in the charles river last night. it was completely submerged in the water when they arrived on the scene. we're going to go to those stories in just a moment. first, josh judge is in the weather center. we have to say goodbye to the 70 degree temperature out there. >> you don't get that so often. 41 and clear skies, a good portion across the granite state. 30's and 40's, you can see the temperatures wildly. right now 43 degrees in manchester, but as the sunshine warms things up, it only goes so far. highs only in the lower 50's for that area for today. so, we'll talk about when the temperatures start to rebound, at least a little bit in your week ahead forecast coming up. >> the new hampshire medical society held a conference saturday focused on addiction and substance abuse. they joined with society members to look for ways to fight new hampshire's heroin epidemic. wmur's kristen carosa was there. >> this event was held by the new hampshire medical society and the topic is chose and year in advance. it so happens the topic this year is extremely timely as the drug epidemic in new hampshire continues. >> as the number of drug overdose deaths continues to climb in new hampshire. feel the urgency to find a solution. >> how to help people and offer them something more than they use again. >> the doctor is an emergency department physician and president of the new hampshire medical society. >> there is no one face of addiction, so, this was very relevant for us this year, particularly as the numbers are staggering. >> medical professionals and members of law enforcement, hope to learn from each other about drug addiction and the best way of addressing the crisis: dr. jim ducharme was this week's keynote speaker. >> the most important message, we need to be the mentors and leaders in this and we haven't as a group, we need to lead the way. >> what is striking to me, i thought i knew a lot about opiate addiction and i'm learning so much today. >> dr. thomas sherman said they need to have medicaid expansion with the crisis at hand. >> that represents the only significant influx of resources to tackle opiate-- the opiate addiction crisis. >> people were part of the conference like lauren stall. she's created a website to help people suffering from addiction. >> if there's anything that i can do, being a young person in recover to advocate to get this message out there, i'm going to do that. >> lauren is from new york, but is willing to help anyone suffering from addiction in new hampshire. head to wmur.com for that information. >> reporting from portsmouth, kristen carosa, wmur news 9. >> an armed robber remains on the loose. this was on manchester's elm street. he held a large handgun and ran off after getting the cash. if there's any information about the robbery, please call the police. >> a scary scene in front of the mall of new hampshire, after a car rolled over. thankfully, no one suffered any serious injuries. the crash did tie up traffic, but the road was never shut down completely. police are working to figure south exactly what led up to that crash. >> two people are dead after a pickup truck plunged into the charles river in boston last night. police responded 6:40 p.m. on saturday and found that truck fully submerged in the war. two occupants were removed and taken to the hospital where they later died. truck went through a red light, sideswiped a car and went into the water. divers found no one else. >> a broken indicator light forced a flight to turn around. the delta flight was headed to they weren't sure the landing gear had locked. hillary clinton will be in new hampshire tomorrow. the former secretary of state is expected to file for the primary at the state house monday at 12:30, after that she'll make stops in nashua and attend a town hall. and jim gilmore is expected to file at 11:00 in concord. >> continuing our commitment coverage, donald trump hosted "saturday night live" yesterday, but the reception of his appearance drew protesters. dozens gathered outside of the studios in new york city chanting their dismay in english and spanish, this all stemming from the controversial comments he made about illegal immigration when he announced his candidacy for president. this month the state is working to complete projects for the roads until winter limits what they can do. the state highways in new hampshire. crews made quick work of this. a large sinkhole, 93, it broke out. 93 north over the summer, but could that sinkhole happen again? the department of transportation says a long-term solution involves having adequate drainage. >> the best way to have effective drainage and to prevent those failures that we're talking about is to invest in your maintenance operations and preserving that and that's what we're doing as much as we can. >> on news 9 at 11:00. we look at repair projects going on across the state and a potential new law that could further fund highway maintenance. starting tonight. tune in for an hour long edition of news 9. we're looking at new weather and sports reports. live interviews and stories from new hampshire chronicle. join us for news 9 at 5:00 tonight. stay with us, because coming up of his way to help heroin air dikts air-- addicts. how he's using a flip phone to save lives. >> the temperatures, well, they're going to be the coolest in some time, but right around average. we'll talk about when they go above average coming up. >> it was an incredible saturday of high school sports action. >> we continue to follow breaking news out of salem for you at this hour. police are responding to a crash in the southbound lanes of 93, this is at the massachusetts state line, right now, we're told the high speed lane is open to drivers. we're going to continue to follow this story and bring you the latest as soon as it comes in. many experts say decriminalizing drug addiction and offering treatment over jail is the only way to stop the spread of things like heroin. the laconia police department put that theory to the test. wmur wmur's amy coveno found unexpect the results in unexpected. >> i used to have veins and now i don't, i just have scars. >> zack can't see his son, doesn't have a job and wrestles >> as soon as i started using needles, i wasn't taking no for not getting high. i was willing to do crazy things. >> zack says he's a lucky man for a number of reasons. he could be in prison a much longer sentence. he could be dead. he could still be ravaged by withdrawal symptoms and credits his mom. >> i don't know who she talked to down there, but she said to talk to officer adams and he'll help me and i was skeptical. police have never been my friends in the past. ok. >> officer adams is taking on the heroin crisis and winning. >> his weapon of choice, a flip phone that he answers any time of the day or night and every single day of the week. >> you stay on the phone and you keep talking to them. you keep telling them that you can make it. >> laconia, population 18,000, the city is wrapped up close to 100 overdose calls so far this year. six were fatal. it's clear, the status quo wasn't working. >> if you're just going to an overdose and you're not offering any resources to these people and you're just getting them up to the hospital or if they just refuse, you turn and walk away. you're going to be back there, yeah, you're going to be back there in a few hours for another overdose. >> the laconia police department advocacy and the program is a year old. so successful. that it's on track. several police departments around the state. >> the concept is simple. eric adams says what makes it work in laconia is eric. >> part big brother. >> kind of like the thorn in their side that won't go away. >> part advocate, part coach. >> you've got to be compassionate. you've got to show that you care. >> should be one in every town. a couple of them. >> a positive male role model who is know the trying to throw me in jail. >> the addict doesn't just effect the adam, but i suggest not trying to give up. >> she's trying to hold it together for her kids and fiance, when she's not sure she has the right answers, she calls eric. >> it's the positivity. he doesn't look at you like there's a problem. >> i don't claim to be a social worker, i'm not. you know? i'm just a, you know, just a human being that cares. >> this heroin crusader says addiction and recovery can be achieved outpatient. it's cheaper and more immediate. >> it's not always about the bets and i want new hampshire to make sure that they understand that. be out of jail and reclaiming his life. starting with his one-year-old son. >> i'm glad to be clean and sober and to be able to feel back. >> so, we're going to stay on that track. hampshire are searching for strategies to fight the heroin epidemic. last week the executive council approved a special session to approve the issue and begins november 18th. >> now, meteorologist josh judge with your storm watch forecast. >> it's cooler than yesterday morning by the tune of 15 to 20, maybe 25 degrees, cooler than yesterday at this same time. >> yesterday was unusually mild and today is closer to average and still, in fact. a little above average temperatures right now. there's a look at a difference between yesterday morning and this morning, 25 degrees cooler this morning in keene and 16 degrees cooler in concord. there's the satellite. lots of sunshine in some parts of the state. clouds clinging on the mountains across parts of central new hampshire, as well as northern new hampshire. the rest of us are in the clear right now and the other spots should become that way as we go through the day as well. speaking of clear, look at the clear skies to our west, but not to our south. so, high pressure builds in today and tomorrow and then this storm system to our south should run up the east coast and give us rain chances on tuesday night into wednesday morning. cooler air settling in for today. but a little bit of warmth muscles back in for tomorrow. bringing those trends back upwards just at least a little bit. anyway, in a pretty beautiful monday ahead. clouds across the mountains, not showing up here on futurecast, but they'll be around a little while before we turn mostly sunny and breeze out of the northwest calming a little bit, but still this morning, it certainly makes it feel a little cooler. clear skies for tonight, and tomorrow, lots of sunshine all over again. a little bit warmer. tuesday we start off with sunshine and then the clouds move in and rain moving in tuesday night it appears, some rain showers around that could linger into parts of wednesday morning, that's veterans day and that's a new wrinkle in the forecast this morning. temperatures today are going to be on the cool side. as i mentioned, this will be the coolest day in quite some time 70's on friday. we're upper 40's and lower 50's in central new hampshire and mostly lower 50's in southern parts of the state today. even colder tonight. 20's to lower 30's, a frosty night tonight and tomorrow we rebound with temperatures generally between about 50 and 55. a pretty nice night, excuse me, 55 and 60, a nice day, tuesday night into wednesday. a chance for scattered showers and there's a look at the week ahead. now let's check out sports. >> jamie staton and news 9 sports. jamie: good luck to the girls yesterday, four boys state titles in soccer. amazing. boys division one, londonderry and concord. when our grew got there, nearly tied. behind the defense, but the goalie makes save. lancer is trying to find the net and trying the volley. it will go wide left and that's all the scoring. concord, they celebrate the state title, the only other title was back in 2005. boys division two. good chances for the clippers, henry extrom. they'll keep it scoreless, check out the shot by colin tucker, coming up, diving save made for portsmouth in net. half. this is the championship winning corner kick. he puts it in the air and the ball bounces before colin tucker drills it home and the celebration is on 1-0. the cinderella run for the clippers comes to an end. bobcats one 1-0. boys d-3 soccer championship. hillsford. and he'll send it out front. a rebound chance by cooper johnson and then a really good save again by warren. check out a great chance for gilford coming up. a corner kick by cody sanborn. it will be by bryce workman. goes off the cross bar, cleared by reed ericson. they were clear until they scored in double overtime. and make it a incredible n incredible 15 state championships by the golden eagles. division 4, molenboro against dairyfield. a great chance, but the goalie out of the net, but diamond gets just enough of it to keep it scoreless. he drills one from the top, but the save made by sisle. four straight titles for derryfield and 17 titles in school history. amazing. the road to durham begins. first round of the football playoffs. north is in white. second play from scrimmage from the game. la vek back to pass, it's picked off by leahy, the grizzlies were in business and kicked a field goal after that. a screen play and the senior takes it 30 yards from the touched. the offense looks like it's playing downhill. and down to andrew duval for a touchdown, 17 hadden en den en hadden-- 17-0. bedford at goffstown next week. in the other bracket, exeter and pinkerton both won and they will host the blue hawks next week. division two, milford able to win at sau hegan and then kennett and windham going to final four as well. division three, stevens in the white, you know, forl. bell will connect with parker smith. a good pass play and a first down for the cardinals. a good looking catch. they connect again. bell to smith for a nine yard touchdown. 6-0, that was the score at halftime. after that, the falcons took control. christopher robbins with a nice run. they are going to the division three championship game. newport over somersworth and then the win against stevens. host the lakers in a lakes region semifinal. girls cross country in nashua. great to see 157 runners heading up the hill and up to mines falls trails. the returning champion, look how easy she makes it looks. it doesn't make it look like she's running hard. she wins in 1734. she looks back to see liz-- elizabeth. and sauhegan, and running in college. in boys meet, the race at the start and cameron daley ran away with it, a 12 victim victory and here he comes down the hill and into the track. division one champ liam kimbell, and exeter third. and pinkerton will be going for a new england championship in vermont next saturday. the volleyball state championships, pinkerton for girl's one and two. in d-1, against bg. the fourth state title in history. and against somersworth a terrific five set match. gilford wins 3-2 and they won two state championships soccer and volleyball. that's all of your high school action from saturday. thank you so much. now to your u local hot shot photo of the morning. a couple of dogs enjoying a november swim. it was warm enough for it this join the thousands of u local >> we're looking decent weather. >> cooler than average. you will definitely notice it's cooler. that's because it's unusually, and we'll continue with today's top stories, next, a medal of of >> now on news 9. honoring our nation's veterans. the special event held and the emotional message from a medal of honor recipient. a gun found on a new england college campus, how school officials found the weapon and what students say about the incident. >> as we head into the second half of the weekend. we'll see plenty of sunshine, but it will be cooler, we'll take a look how warm it gets, plus, our next chance for rain this week. >> and fighting addiction and substance abuse. how law enforcement and members of the community hope to solve the crisis in new hampshire. >> no one covers new hampshire like we do. now, wmur news 9 this morning. >> good morning, new hampshire, on this sunday, november 8th, i'm erin fehlau in for amy coveno. we'll get to the top stories after the weather check. josh judge has a look at the weekend forecast for this sunday, it's going to feel more like november, i guess. >> absolutely, it's feeling like it should this time of year, whether that's a good or bad thing is up to you. everybody has a different opinion on that. what i can tell you, there will be lots of sunshine for today and temperatures starting 0 of in the 30's and 40's and headed for 40's and low 50's across parts of the granite state. clouds around the mountains and these will be around the morning. and sunshine today and tomorrow, before a system rides up the east coast for tuesday night today, upper 40's and lower 50's away from the mountains with sunshine and cooler than the conditions we've seen recently. northern new hampshire today coolest with highs of about 40 to 45 degrees. the sunshine continues, but for how long, we'll talk about that coming up in your full forecast. >> more now on breaking news out of salem we've been following for you all morning. police responding to a crash in the southbound lanes of 9 the 3 at the massachusetts state lines. it's open now to drivers. we will continue to follow the story and bring you the latest as soon as it comes in. laconia police arrested a man accused of shooting into the ground. police were called to warren street last night after neighbors heard what they thought was a gunshot. when officers arrived. they found patrick manley who was allegedly intoxicated and fired, a muzzle loader into the ground behind his home. >> and 48 of my brothers stood against 200. >> veterans day is this week and this morning an american hero shares the story about the day he was almost killed by enemy fighters. medal of honor recipient ryan pitts, mike cronin was there to hear his powerful story. >> with veterans day just a few days away, hundreds of people came together here at the radisson in nashua to salute our soldiers and raise money for veterans and their families. inside the packed ballroom. more than 500 people raised money for those who served. >> we're trying to raise money for the veterans and families who fall between the cracks, if you will. with dignity. we're not a handsout organization, we're a hands up organization. >> the fourth annual salute our the suicide rate in new captive. >> because of this program? >> because of this program. >> in four years, the million. the goal for this dinner was to raise 400,000. 90 cents on every dollar. including. sergeant pitts, recipient of medal of honor. >> i'm here because my brothers made it possible. despite being badly wounded in 2008 in afghanistan, he helped guide air attacks. >> the amount of fire coming down, like getting out of your car and dodging raindrops. it seemed unfathomable. i looked around, i was wounded in the initial volley, but i looked around and everybody was doing their job. >> pitts says it's now his job to honor the memory of nine members from his platoon killed that day. he admits transitioning from military to civilian life is hard, but says that organizations like veterans count makes it easier. >> we might not like to admit it, veterans don't like to admit it. i've been to war and take care of myself. even we need help sometimes. >> if you'd like to learn more about veterans count, visit the story on wmur.com. in nashua, mike cronin, news 9. erin: thank you, mike. and safe sergeant pitts has a new role. we'll take a look at that on news 9 at 5:00. a veterans appreciation luncheon was held at the derryfield country club. 50 veterans including three from world war ii and a recipient of the distinguished flying cross it was hosted by the sons, daughters and children of the american revolution and they presented each with a certificate of appreciation. a manchester man is accused of putting a fake inspection sticker on his car. and he admitted to making the sticker himself. while they were arresting duquette. he's now facing drug charges. a student from curry college is under arrest after police say they found a gun and ammunition in his room. he was arrested on several charges, including unlawful possession of a firearm and unlawful possession of ammunition. this comes after curry college public safety searched a residence hall last week after reported thefts on campus. >> we just got a mass e-mail, pretty much just telling the students about the situation. >> if they hadn't sent me an e-mail, i probably wouldn't have known that it occurred. they say there's no immediate nor ongoing threat to the campus. boy scouts throughout the state were preparing for the food drive. you may have found something on your mailbox promoting the event. they're encouraged to leave the items out for pickup saturday. the most needed items include canned proteins, soups, vegetables and fruits, as well as grains like pasta and rice. hygiene products are also needed. over 285,000 items were collected by scouts in new hampshire last year. >> winter will be here soon and most of us are looking foreways to save money and conserve energy. hand. this month, we'll look at simple things around your home to reduce your costs. >> and a thorough investigation of the building as a system of interconnected components. >> paul owns energy audits unmriment un audits-- unlimited in manchester. they could identify where you're losing energy. >> people want answers to two questions, where is my building broken and how can i fix it. >> buttons says there are three primary goals of an energy audit. first and foremost, safety. making sure the home is safe to live in and not so tightly sealed that gases get trapped inside. next, ensuring the comfort of those living there. and finally, saving money and improving energy efficiency. and he wants to disspell one common belief. >> people think energy eif i shall shall-- efficiency lets you change the windows. the return on investment is just not there. >> now, to be clear installing better windows, there are other we're going to take a look at some of the options coming up this week. ahead news 9 this morning, boycott on the field, why some missouri football players are protesting the game they love. tight security continues in airports worldwide following that fatal russian plane crash. could prove the >> good morning and welcome back. it's a sunday morning with mainly clear skies out there. out in central and northern new hampshire. temperatures much cooler that morning and it will be a cooler day, we'll talk how much sun and how high the temperatures go for the forecast in a few minutes. erin: missouri football players announce they will not take part in team activities until the university president is removed from office. they posted overnight, saying we are united and aligning with campus groups protesting the way that the university president has dealt with issues of racial harassment during the school year year. the investigation continues into the fatal crash of a russian airliner over egypt. the noise in the cockpit recording may prove suspicions that a bomb downed the flight carrying 224 people last week. the investigation team says all issues are considered and it's too early to consider the possibility of a bomb. >> a fifth grader and her best friend. how this great dane is helping her live her life. your full sunday >> now, meteorologist josh judge with your storm watch forecast. >> here it is with blue skies in many parts of the state. a look at the monadnock region there, showing the temperature at 32 degrees, it's a chilly start in many parts of new hampshire this morning and the temperatures are going to be on the cooler side today. although it will still be a pretty beautiful day, just the temperatures will be closer to what you'd expect this time of year. there's our current temperatures, as you can see, keen is one of the cooler spots around the entire state right now. look atop mount washington where it's currently 12 balmy degrees this morning. 44 in both concord and rochester and nashua. the spotter network here, showing temperatures fairly similar. upper 30's and lower 40's. coolest across parts of the mon monadnock valley and you've got the temperatures all over that's because of the fact that the different. and obviously, that weather station is malfunctioning. and those are reported in. take a look at the central parts of the state and 30's and lower 40's and clinging on to some 20's in far northern locations here, pittsburgh and stewarttown degrees. sunset 4:29, we trim a couple more degrees-- minutes is what i'm trying to come up with, off the sunset time so it's getting dark earlier and earlier. average high today, 52 for concord, we may not make that. it's close, 51 or 52 probably the high temperature for concord today. lots of sunshine, still a few clouds as i mentioned clinging onto the mountains and those will be melting away. pushing in with high pressure, this system we need to watch. a look at futurecast and watch it move up the east coast as we go through the next few days. cheer skies here, tuesday night into wednesday morning and veterans day, that system could move through. we have to watch that closely, that's a bit of a new wrinkle in our computer models this morning. so partly to mostly sunny skies on the way for today. a little bit of a breezy, not too bad. nothing like yesterday. upper 40's, lower 50's except for new hampshire in the lower 40's, a much chillier one, although what you'd expect this great. and nice one for tomorrow. today. south to north after a sunny start and then showers moving in tuesday night and they're pulling away some time on wednesday morning. keene area, topping off right around 50 degrees for today with the clear blue skies. for tonight, another chilly one, watch the temperatures plummet down through the 30's and in some cases into the upper 20's by early tomorrow morning. tomorrow, we rebound though pretty nicely. a nice day tomorrow, highs in the upper and mid 50's in the state as the temperatures will rebound at least a little. for today, upper 40's and lower 50's out there. and a look at where we're headed for in upcoming week. mid to upper 50's tomorrow after the cool day tomorrow. tomorrow may end up being the nicest of the entire week. blue skies and sunshine. veterans day morning, a couple of scattered showers around and we'll follow that closely. >> 11 minutes for the start time for the seacoast marathon. weather looks great. >> yeah, mentioning to me that the weather is comfortable for >> for running. if you're going to run a half marathon, that's perfect. >> we're moving on, a young girl in massachusetts is enjoying a new freedom all thanks to a great dane. josh: our abc's david muir has that story. >> meet bella and george. 43 pounds. and george, a great dane, 131 pounds. >> he acts smaller than he is. >> pella was dgdz with a rare genetic disease that attacks the bones, there is no cure. before george, bella couldn't walk on her own, she walked with crutches and this year that change because bella met george. at the service dog project at ipswich, massachusetts, the connection immediate. since getting george. he helps her get from class to class on her own. she gets to her desk and he gets some sleep. >> when i had the crutches, i couldn't walk at all, but now i can. >> even at bunch, he's right beneath her and then off to gym as he guides her off to the gym doors. >> he helps me walk, i lean on him like a crutch. >> sledding last winter. bike riding in the spring and vacation at the beach. >> i think it's given her more energy and strength. >> every night it's bedtime again. erin: what a wonderful story. quite a pair. made. we're taking you to a local business making a name for itself in the gluten-free world. and addiction in new hampshire. officials think needs to be done talking over one another my dad carried mail on his back. they called him "john the mailman" and they loved him because he looked out for everyone in those neighborhoods. i learned something from my father, do your best to look out for other people. we turned ohio around and we created jobs and cut taxes and balanced our budgets. john kasich's for us. new day for america is responsible for the content of >> our popular granite state made series is back and we'll show you unique products made in the granite state. sean mcdonald takes us to a company with a mission. >> it's a gluten-free bakery located in north conway. nancy plant started the business from her home kitchen seven years ago for a very good reason. she suffers from ciliac disease and crohn's disease and her son allergic to wheat and dairy and her daughter dairy. >> and anything i made, i'm going to feed it to my kids and i want them to grow healthy and strong and others want that for their families. >> nancy started by making gluten-free vegan muffins and soon after made pizza crust. she approached a company about the gluten-free crusts and they jumped at the idea. flat breads said, oh, yes, get us samples right away. let's do this. >> she sells to 13 flat breads across the country. from new hampshire to hawaii. she makes gluten-free cookies and whoopee pies, they, as well as muffins can be put in the nancy is hoping to take her company and mission worldwide. >> anything i use as an ingredient is thought out. i don't want to use any ingredients i think could compromise anybody's health on any level. now, it's like so amazing to have the knowledge that i'm helping so many other people enjoy eating out again. >> and if you are looking for some vegan, gluten-free treats for the holidays, check out peace of mind baking co.com. and you can't order online yet, but you can contact nancy by way. nancy recently auditioned for shark tank. she's waiting to hear back, but show sometime soon. >> if you're hungry why not head to the seacoast. it runs through next saturday with close to 50 restaurants, offering fixed price menu options for lunch and dinner and related businesses are offering specials as well. a new political talk show will premier this morning right here on wmur. "matter of fact" with fernando espuelas, interviewing top poll significance including president obama and jeb bush. it premiers at 10:30 this morning right here on wmur. here is a look what's coming up in our next half hour of news 9 this morning. fighting back against substance abuse. how law enforcement and recovering addicts came together to discuss issues. a vehicle crashes into the charros. tried to the son of a polish immigrant in a brooklyn tenement. he went to public schools, where the work of his life began -- fighting injustice and inequality, speaking truth to power. he moved to vermont, won election and praise as in congress, he stood up for working families and for principle, supporting veterans. now he's taking on wall street and a corrupt political system funded by over a million contributions, tackling climate change to create clean-energy jobs, fighting for living wages, equal pay, and tuition-free people are sick and tired of establishment politics, and they want real change! father, grandfather, an honest leader building a movement with you to give us a future to believe in. sanders: i'm bernie sanders, and i approve this message. >> no one covers new hampshire like we do. now, wmur news 9 this morning. i'm erin fehlau in for amy coveno this morning. 45 degrees, a lot of sunshine, but yes, you'll notice it, cooler out there more like november. i'll look at your forecast right after our top stories. an event held by the new hampshire medical society last night focused on the problem of addiction and substance abuse. recovering addicts and law enforcement officers offered their thoughts on what needs to be done. scary moments at the manchester airport last night when a plane had to make an emergency landing. a delta flight had an issue with a faulty indicator light. and in boston, two people are dead after a truck careened off the road and landed in the charles river last night. the police say the vehicle crashed through a guardrail and was completely submerged in the water when they arrived on the scene. >> we may have had a very warm week. this was the scene on mount washington yesterday. we're just 24 hours before the observatory was pushing 50 and it's a different story this morning. meteorologist josh judge is here to tell us what to expect for the coming week. i guess we're getting to temperatures more normal this time of year. >> 50 degrees, mount washington and more and today it's 12 is atop mount washington. 45 though at the seacoast. we've got blue skies and a good portion of the granite state right now. 30's and 40's out there. a chilly start to our day. and there's the clouds, watch them slowly shrinking away and sunny. at this point most of us are. high pressure is building in and it's just here to our west and gradually drifts overhead. for today, mostly sunny and certainly cooler. the highs in northern new 45. the rest of the state, upper for today. so, get ready, although these temperatures are average for this time of year, it will to what we've become used to. we'll talk about the minutes. >> the medical society held a addiction. they're looking for ways to fight the heroin epidemic. wmur's kristen carosa was there. >> this was held by the medical society and the topic this year is extremely timely as the drug epidemic continues. those in new hampshire, those on for a st. louis. >> they find something more than what they use again. >> the doctor is a emergency department-- there's no one face of addiction and this is relevant for us this year, particularly as the numbers are staggering in and and it's standout. it's learned from each other about drug addiction and addressing the crisis. dr. jim ducharme from canada was this year's keynote speaker and says that prevention is key. >> the most important message, we need to become the mentors and leaders in this and we haven't as a group had enough training to do so and we need that training to lead the way. >> what's striking to me. i thought i knew a lot about opiate addiction and i'm learning so much today. >> dr. thomas sherman says the state needs to renew medicaid expansion to deal with the crisis at hand. >> that represents the only significant influx of resources to tackle opiate, the opiate addiction crisis. >> people in recovery were also part of saturday's conference, like lauren stahl. she's created a website to help people suffering from addiction. >> if there's anything i can do, being a young person in recovery to advocate. to get this message out there. i'm going to do that. >> lauren is from new york, but willing to help anyone suffering from addiction here in new hampshire head to wmur.com for that information. reporting in portsmouth. kristen carosa, wmur news 9. erin: an armed robber remains on the loose. police say this man held up the triangle credit union on manchester's elm street yesterday. he demanded money by holding a large handgun and ran off after getting the cash. if you have any information police. new details on a story we first brought you yesterday morning. a salem man was thrown from his car, it happened about 3:00 saturday morning. police say a 23-year-old man was driving more than 90 miles per hour on a main street. the officer tried to pull him over, but lost sight of the 97 lexus just down the road. police say the driver hit several trees and crashed. he was flown to a boston hospital. >> it's a heavily settled area, several residents, multi-family residents within the area, that this vehicle easily could end up in somebody's bedroom, front living room, kitchen. so, we're pretty lucky at this point it's only the driver that was affected by this. >> this morning, he remains in the hospital with life threatening injuries, police are still investigating whether alcohol or drugs played any role in that crash. >> two people are dead after a pickup plunged into the charles river in boston last night. valiant attempts were made to save lives, but it was just too late. reporter reid lamberty from our sister station wcvb has the latest. troopers among those who witnessed the truck crashed right through this guardrail. one of them jumping into action. >> witnesses say the deadly plunge took only seconds. >> and then went into the water. man and woman, both of whom died. seconds before the crash, the sound of screeching tires and blaring horns. >> i saw two cars sort of fighting for the same line, but the truck hopped the curb and hit a lek n electrical box. the luck dropped 15 feet into the river. it happened just across from the police barracks and the t-stop. >> i was doing yelling trying to direct people and a lot of people were doing the same thing, confusion. >> a state trooper jumped into the 50 degree water as did a passerby in an attempt to save lives. divers eventually pulled the man and woman through the window of the door. >> they did a preliminary search of the area, we're not aware of anyone else in the water. >> water cascading from the truck lifted it from its watery end. witnesses dismayed that little else could be helped. >> something needs to be done and you didn't know what to do. it. scene. airport. a broken indicator light to detroit, they weren't sure if the landing gear were locked, so a return to manchester. candidate marco rubio released two more years of credit card statement for an american express card he was given when he was the speaker of the florida house. his campaign acknowledged that he used the card for some personal expenses, but says that he paid for all of those charges. chris christie visited the granite state yesterday for a combined the event with a veterans appreciation breakfast. the republican acknowledged that he's preparing for tuesday's debate, even though he will not be on the main stage. his low poll numbers have moved him down to the undercard debate which will air first. republican jim gilmore attended a veterans event saturday at keene state college. he later went to unh for a football game. and republican carly fiorina attended a town hall in franklin and a town hall meeting in londonderry as well. fiorina and gilmore spoke at the republican rally in dover, along with former new york governor george pay tacky. the former secretary of state is expected to file for the primary at the state house monday at 12:30. after that, clinton will make steps at nashua and attend a town hall in windham. and they're expected to file in concord. this month, the state is working to complete several construction projects on roads before winter limits what it can do. crews made quick work of repairing this large sinkhole on 93 north over the summer, but could this happen again? a department of transportation says a long-term solution involves having an adequate drainage system. >> the best way to have effective drainage and prevent those failures that we're talking about is to invest in your maintenance operations and preserving that and that's what we're doing as much as we can. >> we'll look at repair projects going on across the state and a potential new law that could further fund highway maintenance. and starting tonight, tune in at 5 p.m. for an hour long edition of news 9. we're debuting news 9 at 5 on the weekend with new weather and sports reports. a live interview segments and join us for news 9 at five tonight. stay with us, because coming up next, unh football team picked up a huge win in durham on saturday. jamie staton will show how they did it. josh: it's a much cooler start than we saw yesterday. the past week. the temperatures all day long today, upper 40's and lower 50's south of the white mountains, but lots of sunshine. we'll talk about when the temperatures rebound. >> coming up in nom's business. the last piece of the economy that's been lagging. hampsh on average, an extra two hours each day, to earn the same paycheck as their male coworkers. join the fight for equal pay. join the fight for sara and women everywhere. i'm hillary clinton, >> welcome to new hampshire's business, i'm fred kocher. the new hampshire economy is in pretty good shape. unemployment is down, housing come back and wages are on the way back. that's the key point we are going to talk about, wages, the last piece of the economy to come back, but there are signs that wages are coming back and my guest is somebody who tracks this sort of thing, russ thibeault president of applied economic research. welcome back. >> good to be here, fred. >> nice to see you. >> thank you. >> let's put the first graph up. we've got two pie charts here. this is the first pie chart. describe what we're looking at, the green sliver. >> this is the tiniest, job growth of wages between 2009 and 2013. the groo en-- green is what we'd see. they pay above average wages. the red would be a small part of the pie, that's the sector that pays below. >> by low average wages. >> kind of not like the way you'd have that. >> yellow is about average. >> look at the change, look at this. look what's changed. the green has exploded and the red has shrunk. and the yellow stayed about the same. >> that's right, what's happening, if you look more recent trend is we're starting to show some improvement. adding manufacturing jobs and more of our job growth over the last couple of years has been in higher wage sectors of the economy. >> let's go back to the first pie chart again. look at the difference here and see the red is huge and the green is very small and let's go to the updated one, 2014, to 2016. the red has shrunk dramatically and green grown dramatically and the yellow about average wages is about the same. so, that is significant. wages are going up. >> and there's two reasons, really, part of it is that we're having more job growth in the sectors of the economy that pays above average insurance. >> finance. >> finance, manufacturing, construction, those sectors of the economy are growing now, whereas we were losing manufacturing jobs before. >> and the below average wages are in retail and food service-- >> transportation. >> accommodation. >> food service and they're coming back? >> yeah, the main difference is, we're getting good job growth and manufacturing for the first time in a long time. >> let's go to that graphic and here it is. new hampshire manufacturing, all of those pie charts are manufacturing. 2007 on the left and 2015 on the right. look what happened from 2007 all the way through up to 2014 where you see a little bit of increase and now, in 2015, new hampshire manufacturing employment is started up again. and 68,000 about, when it was 78,000 back in 2007. what's driving that? >> well, i think it's-- well, part of it's what's called insourcing. we've had a lot of outsourcing china. now, some of those are moving back into the united states. and more of the firms in new hampshire and in america are seeing benefits to really add employment and expand manufacturing capacity here in the states. so, that's a very good sign, but it's important to remember, for a lot of people, they're still struggling in terms of wages and job growth. it's just the beginning right now. >> there's the underemployed, those working part-time when they were working full-time before and those are numbers that we don't see very often. >> we don't see them often. the current unemployment working part-time and they'd rather have a full-time job. it just about doubles. we're just beginning to see wage growth and it's because the unemployment rate is low and employers are having to pay more stop. >> and to keep the ones they've got. >> right. >> keep the ones they've got. quick, 2016, one being the lowest ten the best, where is the new hampshire economy going to be floating? >> i think about a seven. >> about a seven. >> it's going to be another good year, barring any national disruptions or international disruptions, we're on a pretty even keel now and that's a good thing. >> russ debow, thank you. >> thank you. >> if you missed part of this interview, go to wmur.com, click on news and click on project economy. >> now, meteorology josh judge with your storm watch 9 forecast. >> it's a bright and sunny sunday morning, cooler than what we've seen in recent days and weeks and that will continue. 45 degrees, we've seen the sunshine rising up and raising those temperatures a bit over the last hour or so, so, heading out of the 30's into the 40's for many spots, not everywhere though. 37. berlin, white field, also the temperatures have gone up a little bit. 40's across a good portion of central and southern new hampshire. the clouds are shrinking and will continue to do so over the mountains. everywhere else you're already in the bright sunshine. it's going to be a nice day in terms of the weather itself. it's just that, yeah, it will be a little cooler than what we've seen. all of that cloudness from yesterday. clouds back and forth along with that high pressure building in, pushed it out for today and tomorrow. for it will head up the eats -- east coast. tuesday night to wednesday morning is when it appears likely. cooler air, dominating today. pushing in and temperatures will modify a little bit more for tomorrow and even still, today, temperatures are going to be pretty much average for this day and so you really should expect temperatures like this and this seen this for a while so it will feel colder than we're used to. clear skies developing today, and tonight, and right through the day tomorrow as well. tomorrow, we'll see the temperatures jump up, perhaps, five to eight degrees higher than where we'll be today. so, tomorrow could be the nicest day of the week. another clear sky tomorrow night and then for tuesday, we start off sunny and see the clouds roll in. clouds take over and then by tuesday, late day or evening, some showers and they linger into wednesday morning as well. we're talking about the clear skies, and there's something going on this week. the fire ball is extremely likely, what is a fireball? it's a bright meteor. and there's a meteor shower around this week, it's been around for a couple of weeks. the torrids, the reason it's interesting because there's a lot less immediateors with this immediator shower. however, the meteors caused by the earth going through the larger fragments, therefore, a much higher chance for fireballs with this one. i myself saw one on the which into work this morning and i was mentioning to remind you, what we're doing all week. they're not known for the higher numbers. but highs today, well, that fire in the sky, the sun warms us up into the upper 40's and lower 50's out there and there's a look at the temperatures we're expecting for the rest of the week. and we are taking a look there at how the temperatures will not be much warmer as we go through the week ahead, but maybe a couple of degrees warmer. but 70's, those are pretty much done with for at least a while. >> it was nice to have them though, that's for sure. >> it was, i enjoyed it. >> it's 8:50, an update to breaking news we've been following for you throughout the morning and a new picture to show you. we have new information on this crash on 93 south in salem. we've learned that at least three people were trapped in this car when it crashed this morning. it took crews an hour to get at least most of them out of the vehicle. they were taken to the hospital with serious injuries. the high speed lane has reopened to drivers, so there is some cars are getting by that area, but there will be backups for quite some time. >> now, jamie staton and news 9 sports. jamie: all right, check on sports here with hockey and college football. bruins taking on montreal as part of a wild saturday in sports. and ericson with a redirect out front. 1-0 boston after one. another for the bruins in the second. springfield, massachusetts native frank petrano gets his first goal. the montreal power play, david dearn, a nice 5-1 win. second of three games between teams this weekend and they'll play again today. unh hockey. they lost 7-4. windham's chris miller scored for the wildcats and there was a goal and assist next saturday night. college football. shaun mcdonald hosted number five richmond. they had to win to keep the playoff hopes alive. very good. down 7-0 in the first, cats get it back. and gunned it to powell. 19 yard touchdown, unh doing it with defense. they came up with five interceptions two by patrick mensa. got that one there. that led to this play. all the way down at the one yard line. gold rich a ran it in on the next play. and caught an eight yard touchdown play. richmond made it close in the second half, but this play the lead. they've never lost a game at home. unh win it 30-25 over fifth ranked richmond. they win the last two games at albany and maine and they have a really good chance at making the playoffs. >> thank you so much. and still ahead at news 9 this morning, newborn photos made special thanks to a woodland creature. how a photographer got an amazing shot. our u local hot shot of the you can log >> take a look at this, yes, that's a rabbit keeping a sat warm on the mbta. the cutie's presence didn't bode well with traps sit police. josh: the mbta tweeted this etiquette notice, telling travelers, please keep your rabbits inside their carrier when travelling on the t. erin: not something you see every day. josh: have to pay a fee for the rabbit? >> more animal news. a deer photo bombed the baby. >> and the photographer just set the scene with baby connor and the deer walked out of the wood and surprised them. not the first time it made an appearance. the animal was been sneaking into her photos since the beginning of the summer. erin: apparently likes being in photos. josh: yeah. it's animal morning, here is a look what's going on today and tomorrow. lots of sunshine, cooler today and gradually rebounding the next couple of days. erin: all right. be sure to tune in at 10:00 or 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