like we do. now, wmur news 9 this morning. amy: good morning, new hampshire. 6:00 on this sunday, september 25th, i'm amy coveno. we'll get to our top stories shortly, but first, josh judge is in with a look at the forecast. a notable cooldown. josh: it's chilly out there. and that's caused as we had our dew points, a little bit of fog and particularly in the southwest of the state and very low visibility as you can see ih take a look at the temperatures in the lower 30's, in northern new hampshire and many other spots have been reporting low 30's as well. even parts of southwestern new hampshire and 36 in concord and keene and 35 in lebanon and the temperatures still dropping for the next hour or so. because of that, a freeze warning is in effect in northern new hampshire and coos county because of the clear skies, it's chilly out there. temperatures will rebound, but 50's to the north and lower 60's everywhere else. and how long this cooler air mass sticks around before things start to get milder again in your full forecast. amy: overnight, more protests in charlotte after police released the dash cam and body cam video showing the fatal encounter between keith scott and officers. the video we're about toho graphic and may be disturbing to watch and we're not showing the actual shooting. eva pilgrim is in charlotte with the latest. >> the final standoff as recorded by police. keith lamont scott is seeing exiting the vehicle, walking backward his hands down and then-- >> this body cam video partially a officer wields a baton in an apartment effort to get him out of the vehicle. the 43-year-old is lying mortally wounded as police advance. officers appear to adminster first aid. >> we need to hold the wound. >> police confirmed this gunman pictured at the scene is the gun they say they recovered from we see, he absolutely had. >> scott's gun and an ankle holtster they say he was wearing. an investigator says that testing on the gun they found at the scene allegedly matches his fenger prints, dna and lawyers cast doubt. >> he doesn't lunge at the again, there is no definitive evidence in this video whether or not there is an object in his h hand. >> the streets of charlotte swelled with protesters for a fifth night. the demonstration saturday remaining mostly peaceful. eva pilgrim, abc news, charlotte, north carolina. >> the engines will roar to life. the new hampshire motor speedway in ours for the bad nascar's race for the chase. security always a big focus and in light of recent attacks around the country and a stabbing during a fight at the track friday night, officials are stepping up evidence. wmur's naoko funayama, good morning. >> good morning, amy, tens of thousands of people are expected at new hampshire motor speedway race at 2:00. police have been preparing months in advance for this, putting security protocols in place and they told us that the security plan here is going to be involving local police as well as state police along with homeland security and the fbi. there are added officers on hand this weekend. in fact, today, there are going to be more than 200 security personnel here creating a more visible presence. there was a fight on friday night that ended stabbed, but officials are not worried and most fans we spoke with say they feel safe and having a good time. now, the ticket booths open at 8:00 this morning along with a fan zone, kid zone and champions club. drivers introductions are at 1 and then at 2-- jr. and everyone is hoping to be kept safe. naoko funayama. amy: thank you. 10 years ago a memorial was created to honor new hampshire's fallen firefighters for their ultimate sacrifice. kristen carosa was there as six new names were added. >> the memorial was at the fire academy, created ten years ago to honor our fallen firefighters and to remember their service to their 85 names have been etched into the fallen firefighter memorial in concord and a flower was laid in each one. >> it's steeped in tradition and it's important for us and to show the families, what the sacrifices mean to us. >> six names were added this year, william whitney, milo judkins, francis driscoll, sr. clemens and waterbury. >> two firefighters died in the past year and we've found a few line of duty deaths we hadn't put on the memorial. >> family and friends gathered to remember their loved ones they may have lost this year or in years past. >> this is an amazing memorial. i've had the opportunity to travel across the country. this memorial is unique in its commitment, it's community. >> retired days of honoring the commitment of firefighters in every community. >> our volunteers serve some for absolutely no pay. as this memorial testifies, some pay the ultimate sacrifice. >> heidi packard lost her husband ten years ago at age 41. >> in 2006 he suffered a heart attack, after a call. >> fire marshall big duggan highlighted the importance not only of honoring the sacrifice >> unfortunately, they do occur, but we learn from each and every one of them, not only how to prevent the death, but the fires, because if we can prevent the fire, we can prevent the death. >> six names on the memorial will be placed on the national memorial next year. kristen carosa, news 9. amy: this morning a dog is being treated after being trapped well. firefighters safely got him out yesterday. they say it fell ten feet and was barking. news were able to get him. a shooting in washington state. now, police say they have a suspect in custody. situated on america's front >> good morning. welcome back. there's the rising sun over concord this morning, or at least soon to rise as we will see temperatures on the cool side and we're starting off a chilly 36 degrees in concord this morning. get ready for a chilly feel, if you head outside this morning early. we'll talk about the after a gunman went on a rampage in washington state in a mall killing five, police have a suspect in custody. authorities say 20-year-old arcan cetin walked in a macy's and started shooting. officers say he opened fire in the makeup aisle and left the mall before police arrived. police say it's too early to rule out terrorism because the preliminary stages. scuffles broke out yesterday as activists are asking the crescent city to remove a statue. and four were connected to confederacy. and they will take down the statues that are not jackson, but it's held up in court. in washington d.c. yesterday, it's the smithsonian's 19th museum on the national mall. the new museum celebrates the art, life and history of some of the most influential black leaders. president obama opened it during a ceremony yesterday. former president bush and oprah winfrey were some of the guests. the drought is taking its toll on agriculture in the fall season. we are one nation under god. josh judge is h that black and white, we are one nation indivisible. that republican and democrat, we are all americans. i'd like to punch him in the face. you know what they used to do to guys like that? i could stand in the middle of 5th avenue and shoot somebody and i wouldn't lose any voters. priorities usa action is responsible for the content of this advertising. my prescription costs keep going up. it's more expensive every year. it would be a lot cheaper to buy my medication from canada. kelly ayotte voted to block consumers from buying safe medicines from canada. and voted against lower cost generic drugs. when you take all that money it just changes you. kelly ayotte's not working for us. >> now, meteorologist josh judge with your storm watch 9 forecast. josh: good sunday morning and thanks for joining us here early as we're starting off on the chilly side. we'll look at sanbornton, the early beginnings of twilight as it's a chilly 44 degrees in the lakes region and colder in other locations, even chillier, as you degrees. 35 in lebanon. 36 in keene, although larry -- actually several people in the keene area have told me that it's as low as 32. swansy 32 there. 32 in white field. it's a chilly start to the day as you can see there. let's take a look at some of your reports here. our weather spotter numbers are coming in in southeastern new hampshire in the upper lower 40's as we head into southwestern new hampshire, obviously, more areas with temperatures a little bit cooler. it's 33 in marlboro there. central new hampshire, we've got 33 degrees in some locations and as you can see, even cooler as we head to the north, so there's a very chilly start. believe it or not, we could actually see temperatures a couple of degrees cooler than this tomorrow morning. until 8:00. so it's a little bit under two advisories in interor-- interior new england. and not much to look at here in terms of clouds. it's well to the west we'll watch the front that will will steam toward us and moves in late monday night, early tuesday morning and that's our next changes for rain in this upcoming week, a look at the cool air t and with that in mind, it slowly gets nudged out of here for the next couple of days. today and tomorrow, looking cool, october-like temperatures before we get warmer and back above average again by mid and late week. that front, i told you, is going to be moving in our direction. we watched that front evolve and head toward us for tuesday morning. a close-up look here, at all of tonight, clear, as i mentioned. it will be breezy as well. lots of sunshine, but the cooler temperatures will be made to feel a little cooler than that, thanks to a breeze out of the northwest that will gust up to 20 or 25 miles per hour at times. monday, lots of sun and here comes tuesday with showers and even some downpours around in the morning and mid day hours of tuesday before this pulls away on tuesday afternoon. after that, a few question marks about the rest of the week that we'll show you on the seven-day forecast in just a moment. righ the 50's in northern new hampshire. that will be the highs and lower 60's elsewhere, for race time right around 61, 62 degrees, do you think, for the big race. and there's a look at the week ahead, best chance for rain is tuesday morning, and then after that, the chances. amy: those overnight amy: those extreme drought conditions in new hampshire are felt right now. josh: but the farmers who grow christmas trees, for them the dry year will result in long-term losses. wmur's adam sexton is in milford to explain why. >> it might seem early to start talking about the holidays. when it comes to christmas trees, this year's drought has been a griven. >> at miracle makers farm in milford. it would take divine intervention christmas trees that tried and failed to put down routes in this drought stricken summer. >> everything we planted this year, died. >> warmer david wheeler who serves on the executive county says the farm's above ground water supply gave out weeks ago and he's used a well to save two and three years growth. >> sometimes it's disappointed they never seem to get here. >> miracle acres started growing christmas trees in 1996 and survived a severe drought in 2000. >> this is probably twice as bad for us. i mean, we plant about a thousand trees a year and in 2000 we lost about 500 of those. and maybe in some the areas where the soil is shallower, here we just lost everything, the whole thousand we planted is dead. >> the rest of milford is feeling the heat, too. from the souhegan river. for the first time the town instituted water restrictions. >> this year we've seen the water levels decrease a foot and a half, two feet, we're not seeing the bounceback like we typically do. >> at miracle acres, they're hoping for the bounceback, sooner rather than later, but the real drought in decades when they would have reached ma durt. >> he says it's important to keep them watered once they're in your living room. adam sexton. amy: adam sexton is no grinch. nascar back in the granite state. we're ahead of the bad boy off pam griffin: our daughter courtney got caught in a web of opiate and heroin addiction. doug griffin: our insurance company indicated that courtney's problem wasn't a matter of life and death - pam griffin: she told me that she didn't want to live like this anymore... she begged... she begged for help, saying mom - please help me. doug griffin: our family's tragedy could happen to any family... pam griffin: we knew we had to save other families from losing their children. kelly reached out to us. doug griffin: she came to my family to learn more. pam griffin: she listened to what we had to say, who we were - she cared about us... she didn't know us. doug griffin: kelly co-authored the comprehensive addiction and recovery act - this act will save kids' lives... ...and enable families to get the help they need. doug griffin: we don't want courtney to be remembered for her substance abuse, but rather for her struggle to achieve recovery. pam griffin: kelly believes recovery is possible. kelly: i'm kelly ayotte and i approved this message. colin van ostern: i know from my own life the difference a college education can make. narrator: colin van ostern. the son of a single mom, he went to college on student loans, a hundred million dollars in revenue. then, a top executive at southern new hampshire university's college for america. colin van ostern: most of our students graduate debt free. cutting student debt should be our goal for all state colleges >> loudon is about to get a whole lot louder. nascar back in new hampshire for the bad boy off road 300. the fun starts long before that checkered flag drops at 2:00. naoko funayama is live at the speedway where the fun is building this morning. good morning. >> good morning, amy. that's the case here. ticket booths are expected to open at 8:00 this morning and fans will start streaming come in at this early hour, already. thousands of those fans are coming from all over the country and they have been camped out here for days. many come back here after year. the fan and kid zone helped to get things revved up before the race. and jeff gordon will be at the champions club forum followed by trick. this is the time that tony stewart will race in new hampshire and finished in second place six other times and enjoys racing at loudon. and there's a new monument to stewart underneath the stands. if you are coming to the race or just driving in the area, certainly leave a lot of time. there is expected to be a ton of traffic, as many people in this area know, of course, for race weekend. we're live in loudon, wmur news coming up in our next half hour of news 9 this morning. >> presidential candidate showdown. hillary clinton and donald trump prepare to face off in the first debate. the state house celebrates the big 200. how the bicentennial celebrations kicked off this weekend. and you're looking at a glorious live shot along the seacoast of a beautiful horizon a sunday morning, josh judge is here with narrator: over and over it's been their agenda: anything to defund planned parenthood. kelly ayotte and washington republicans voted 6 different times to defund planned parenthood. they're on a crusade to block services new hampshire women and families depend on: cancer screenings, birth control, basic women's healthcare. kelly ayotte and washington republicans have put defunding planned parenthood at the top of their agenda... and it's time for that to change. i'm maggie hassan >> wmur news 9 this morning. amy: good morning, it's 6:30. i'm amy coveno. we begin with a beautiful look at hampton beach. the stories on the half hour. the engines will roar to life in a matter of of hours for the bad boy off road 300. it's the second race in the chase for the nascar cup. we're counting down the hours for the first debate between donald trump and hillary clinton. monday night is the first debate between the two candidates. the celebration at the state house kicks off with a cornerstone laying to mark 200 years since the initial ground breaking. first, let's check with josh judge with a look at today's forecast. hi, josh. >> good morning, it's a chilly start out there. we take you to goffstown where because of that, we have a freeze warning in effect it will 8:00. another hour and a half to go with coos county and frost advisories for carol and grafton counties. it's a beautiful start to the day, but it certainly is crisp and cool. look the a the temperatures, 30's and a good portion of the state and lower part everywhere else. and today, temra 60 to and 65 almost everywhere except for the north country where you'll top off in the low to the mid 50's and it will make it feel cooler. lots of brilliant sunshine. we'll talk about how long that sun lasts and when return returns coming up in a few minutes. >> now, to breaking news, just into our news room moments ago. the attorney general's office is investigating a deadly officer-involved shooting in clairemont this morning. the clairemont police chief morning. the officer was not hurt, but at this point it's not clear what prompted the shooting. one person dead after an officer involved shooting in clairemont. stay with wmur for updated details on this breaking story. now this morning, someplace are investigating a fatal car crash that left route 12 closed for more than two hours last night in westmoreland. police say 52-year-old valentine was travelling on capron road and her car flipped. she suffered fatal injuries. police believe that speed and c alcohol may have been a factor. there are lots of people in the granite state and the race is very important for the drivers. delighted that she joins us live. good morning, naoko. >> good morning, amy, a lot of people indeed. the stand here seat 88,000 and thousands more are expected to come here and take in the action. you know, there's standing room all over the place, so there's going to be so many people here and it's going to be an exciting day here in new hampshire motor speedway as the nascar print cup series race kicks off at 2:00. it's the second of the nca there's added pressure for the drivers this time because this is the second race in the chase for the cup, essentially the nascar print cup playoffs. mar tip truex, jr., he's followed closely by brad keselowski and he sits in 12th place after next week only the top 12 stay in the chase. safety on the mind, of course, fans say they're not worried. >> completely safe. this is, it's just good people having a great time and the security folks around here do a great job. i have no worries whatsoever. we campaign on thursday, leave monday and we're safe the entire time. >> fans will notice an added security presence here more than 200 law enforcement officers on hand and it should certainly be a very exciting day here at the track and for the weather looks perfect for drivers and fans. we're reporting live. wmur news 9. amy: 43 days away from the general election and a little over 24 hours a way from an epic night tomorrow. donald trump and hillary clinton will face off in their first debate. host soledad o'brien has didn't make the cut. >> monday's first presidential debate is shaping up to be the super bowl of politics. as many as 100 million people could watch. and from the sidelines-- >> it's frustrating not being in the presidential debate. recently i found out ross perot the last presidential candidate as a third party in the debates was polling lower than was in the debates. 70% of americans don't know who i am. can't win the presidency if that's the case. >> finally what you're saying. what would you ask the presidential candidates at their first debates. >> my concern is about education 'cause i am a student and at theened of my studies i will have a lot of loan to pay back. >> we went into the middle east to fight terrorism and now progress. amy: be sure to watch "matter of fact" with soledad o'brien right after close-up. donald trump and hillary clinton are taking time off from the campaign trail to prepare for the debate. massachusetts senator elizabeth warren was in the granite state, to campaign for clinton a she made stop in durham. hillary clinton will be in new hampshire on wednesy. the campaign has not provided details where she'll be. it will be the first visit since the democratic national convention. donald trump's running mate will also be back in the granite state this week. vice-presidential candidate mike pence will hold a rally at milford auditorium. this is pence's second visit to the state since becoming trump's wmur, tomorrow night. hillary clinton and donald trump will go head to head in hofstra. coverage begins pat 9:00. 200 years after the laying of people gathered for a special anniversary yesterday. he - the building in concord is the nation's oldest continuously used state house. people were treated to a procession followe b more than 100 people took part in free guided tours by the state house yesterday. it part of a pilot program provided by the state and greater chamber of commerce and the concord business community. if you missed out additional tours will take place later in october. a peace garden honoring a victim of the boston bombings is opening today. the krystle campbell peace she was one of four killed in the terror attack and ensuing manhunt for the suspects. the other victims, officer sean collier, lu lingzi, and martin. and katrina kiely was with breast cancer and is cancer-free over three years. she's reached her goal to provide mammograms to 50 women. we hope you stay with us. coming up next, high school teams facing off on the gridiron. jason king has your scores and highlights from around the granite state. >> it's certainly chilled out last night. may have needed a jacket last night or early this morning. we'll tell you when things businesses. businesses. new data from the bureau is a when i first found out that carl had been using heroin on and off for a year. i immediately thought not my son. i found him in his bathroom with a syringe still in his hand annie kuster is leading the fight regarding this opioid epidemic. she's trying to do everything she can to get laws changed. so this doesn't happen again. she's definitely a leader. i just love annie. vo: kelly ayotte says she's on our side, but on our rights, she's squarely with donald trump: trump: planned parenthood should absolutely be defunded. vo: ayotte agrees, voting six times to do just that - and both oppose our right to safe and legal abortion. ayotte: i certainly think that roe should be overturned... trump: ...there has to be some form of punishment. matthews: for the woman? trump: yeah, there has to be some form. vo: ayotte and trump: wrong for new hampshire women. senate majority pac is responsible for the content of this advertising. my prescription costs keep going up. it's more expensive every year. from buying safe medicines from canada. and voted against lower cost generic drugs. kelly ayotte gets all that money from the big drug industry. hundreds of thousands of dollars in campaign contributions. when you take all that money it just changes you. kelly ayotte's not working for us. >> welcome to new hampshire's business, i'm fred kocher. since the recession we have been looking at income and wages stagnant. now, new data from the census bureau, income is up across the country and in new hampshire. let's look at the household has one of the highest household incomes in the country. look at that, maryland, new jersey, california, connecticut, district of columbia, massachusetts and there is new hampshire and then in virginia and hawaii. with me to talk about this and revealing numbers on income, especially in new hampshire is russell thibeault, economic research out of laconia. >> great to be here. >> nice to have you back. >> thank you. >> the income numbers we're about to look at put up on the census bureau and show incomes are up. what's driving the increase in incomes? not only here in new hampshire, but generally. >> i think the main things and they're good looking numbers for a change. we have a lot more jobs. that means there's more workers per household that are bringing it into the household and it's bumping up. let's look at the u.s. median income and you can see the change. it a period from 2008 to 2015. that is indicative of income going up. comment? >> yeah, early on in this down turn, and even into the recovery, household income was dropping. people were losing ground relative to inflation. this year, median household since the recovery began that has shown up in the income numbers. >> this next graph shows it by category of income, lowest and medium and highest. what are we looking at. >> for a long time, most of the benefits have been fostered into the high income category. >> the low bar here. >> it grew at 2.9% and what is encouraging here. the lowest 10%. house households, had the highest income growth. the benefits are spreading across a broader spectrum of the households in the country. >> and now, new hampshire, pay attention to the next graph because this is significant. here is new hampshire total income has jumped by nearly 5 billion this year. and look at the three years. march of 2014 on the far left, and then in the middle. which is the increase. again. >> yeah, this helps everything, services and retail trade. the rate of income growth is twice as high this year as the prior years. what's finally happening, this recovery now seven or eight years in process is now coming b back. >> at the research center, good research comes out of the center as well as your they have the nationwide study that just came out that shows the middle class is in decline and stuck because of among other things income. >> that's true over the longer term, but this year says this is the first year in the recovery where the middle class has seen noticeable, measurable gains. we are chipping away at it, but no doubt that the middle class has lost ground. and the middle class is participating in this recovery for the first time. >> what in new hampshire. we showed that new hampshire income going up. what's particular to new hampshire, do you think, that might be indicative and special through new hampshire in terms of the reason for that going up? >> we have the lowest or second lowest unemployment rate in the country. so we've had a lot of job growth and our unemployment rate is going low. the number of workers is economic research. >> thank you, fred. >> if you want to look at the graphics on income. go wmur.com and click on news and click on project economy. >> now, meteorologist josh judge with your storm watch 9 forecast. >> it's a chilly start and we're going to see the temperature only making it up into the 50's and lower 60's. so, certainly, a cooler start. around is 42. one of the warmer spots is 42 over at the seacoast. higher in some locations and also a lot lower. look at that, 32 degrees on our map for white field and 34 in berlin and 36 in keene. 35 in lebanon. it's chilly out there. there's freeze warnings in effect for coos counties and frost advisories in northern and western new england as well. the interior locations often more cold, especially some of the valleys, and a little bit of valley fog as well. otherwise, no clouds for the most part and we don't see anything until we look at the middle of the country. how often do you see that? the entire eastern part of the country is mostly clear this morning. and off to the west, that's the front moving in on tuesday morning early. so if you have tuesday morning plans, do plan on a pretty high high. it's high for a lot of sun today, but cool start out there, but eventually this warmer air will push on in. it's not that much warmer, but it will warm us up a little bit. back to a little above average this time of year, but not as warm as we've been seeing in recent week. this big turn toward fall weather that we took yesterday looks to stick for at least a little while. we'll see how long it lasts. that will day. full sunshine and hashedly any clouds, high, thin clouds. tonight, another chilly one. a couple of degrees cooler tonight than what we saw last night and then monday, more sunshine on the way for tomorrow. after the chilly start. it's sunny and temperatures into the mid 60's, tomorrow night into tuesday morning, there's a look at rain showers, it will be arriving and there could be downpours along with the rain through the morning hours and then it's departing during the clearing trend beginning to move in by mid afternoon on tuesday and back to sunshine again on wednesday. the chance of rain very high on tuesday, and then after that, there's some question marks. notice how thursday, friday, saturday, there's a big system that could move in and a lot of rain to stay away. a lot of question marks about that as it's at the end of the week. high temperatures today with breezy conditions into the lower 60's north country, and the extended forecast showing the temperatures remaining in the 60's for the next couple of days. 60's with rain showers on tuesday and the rest of the week warmer and we'll work to see if those are job. >> now, news 9 sports. . >> that is your high school football edition of sunday morning sports. new hampshire tackles hundred dollars. a lot of unbeatens going head to head. first half, robert connects for the bulldogs, 7-0. it was 14-0 in the second quarter and goffstown quarterback is going to break free for 25 yards and grizzly touchdown. bedford will hold on. winning 21-7. a good start. and he hits and he does the rest. 55 yard touchdown made it 28-7. merrimack in front. under pressure this time, going to double pump and decides to let it friday and chris is there for the pick six. touchdown for concord made it 28-14 game. but the tomahawks cruised. 42-14 is the final there. there's these teams, unbeaten. firing to the end zone, a great catch for the touchdown. falcons trailed 7-6. plenty of time for plymouth. roy goes downfield to doesen, the junior receiver on the touchdown, 14-6 plymouth and garrett rushed for 251 yards and three touchdowns and plymouth stays unbeaten. they win 28-12. how about john stark, at home hosting the kingswood knights in the first half. ramsey gosselin throws is up for the big tight end. ke kelly hauls it in. the john stark touchdown. john stark improves to 4-0 and they win it 42-0. milford cruised past west and pelham beat gilford belmont and six different players for conville. and red hawks get their second win of the season. in division three. franklin beat warmington newt. and lakers are is monadnock, and they've not allowed a single point this season and kearsarge beat. red sox beat the rays, 6-4 clinch themselves at least a wild card playoff spot. their magic number know win the division is three games. at sprint cup at magic mountain. reaction for you. that's sports. amy: thank you, jason king. hold your news, something stinks! it's attracting spectators at dartmouth college. we'll explain. now to our u local hotshot. golfers in new england raising more than millions at the retirement golf tournament in ma >> nascar fans from all over the country are gearing up for the big race at loudon today. we're joust hours away from the bad boy off road 300. and naoko funayama is live for us. how are things going out there? things are relatively quiet although the crews are very hard at work getting everything set up for the race this afternoon. here is a look at the race day schedule we have going for you. we've got driver introductions set for 1:00 and then at 2:00 for the bad boy off road 300, that's when things get started. and carl edwards is on the poll and it's the third one with at his side. and it opens at 8:00. there was plenty of action on the track, but people are camping for days and fun at the races. lots of food, people playing game and catching up with old friends. many of these fans come back year after year. so a very fun atmosphere here at new hampshire motor speedway and of course, i think everybody is ready to get this race started. 2:00 is the race start time and you can catch that sports network. wmur news 9. >> thank you, naoko. should be live first all morning long. something stinks at dartmouth college, it's the corpse flower named morphy. if you want to visit. the greenhouse is opened from 10:00 to 3:00. start collapsing on sunday. josh: wow, it's fascinating to me that people will flock to something that smells terrible. amy: horrible. rotting flesh, they say. josh: i've had a lot of friends like that that nobody flocked to. look at the nice day, a chilly start and a cool fall, almost october-like day. there's your weekend ahead. it's warmer later on this week. >> today's top stories, up next, race day. we're here all 300. also the granite state honors colin van ostern: i'm colin van ostern. you can go online and read our plan to create good jobs and keep young families in new hampshire. first, we should cut inefficient state spending, just like a business. no sales tax, no income tax. we need to help small businesses and startups grow with less red tape. lower college costs and cut student debt. >> the chase for the cup is back in the granite state. tens of thousands of fans expected here at the motor speedway. we're live in loudon and get you set up for families what the sacrifices mean to us. >> the granite state remembers firefighters who died in the line of duty. the fallen firefighter memorial that will honor their sacrifice forever. >> we're off to a chilly start this sunday morning. a look at how much those temperatures will warm up and a peek ahead to our next chance for rain. >> another night of protests in charlotte after police released the frantic final moments of a >> no one covers new hampshire like we do. now, wmur news 9 ts morning. amy: good morning, new hampshire. 7:00 on this sunday, september 25th. i'm amy coveno. we'll get to stop stories in just a minute. first, josh judge is in the weather center with a look at the weekend forecast. hello, mr. judge. >> hello, amy, it's a chilly start no doubt. we've got freeze warnings for coos county in northern new hampshire and frost advisories for many parts of the state as well. clear skies, a nice sunrise underway and temperatures very crisp and cool and october-like. look at this, it's now fallen to 30 degrees in white field. our new number's coming in. and 30 in so many locations, 34 in concord. so it's a very chilly start and believe it or not, it may be a degree or two cooler. we get temperatures into the lower half of the 60's. it will be a beautiful day out more like october for today. we'll talk about how much longer the cool temperatures stick around and the rain headed our way and how much rain and when it arrives in your full forecast coming up. >> we are following breaking news this morning into our news room. in the past 30 minutes or so, the attorney general's office is investigated a deadly officer involved shooting in clairemont this morning. the clairemont police chief telling news 9 that a person was shot and killed on morning. the officers was not hurt. at this time it's not clear what prompted the shooting. again, one person is dead after an officer involved shooting in clairemont. overnight, more protests in charlotte after police released the dash cam and body cam of the officers. the video is graphic and may be shooting. the latest. >> in this dash cam, the final moments of the title standoff as recorded by police. keith ahmad skol is seeing exiting his vehicles, his hands down and then-- [gunshots] . >> we've got shots fired, one person down. >> an officer wields a baton in an apparent effort to get scott and scott is seen in the parking lot and then the 43-year-old is seen lying mortally wounded with guns drawn. officers appear to administer first aid. >> we need to hold the wound. >> police confirmed to abc news, this gun pictured at the scene is the gun they say they recovered from scott. >> based on the totality of what we see, he absolutely was in possession of a hand gone. what they say is scott's gun and an ankle holster, they say he was wearing. investigators say that testing on the gun police say they found at the scene allegedly matches his fingerprints or dead. and lawyers continue to cast doubt on the account. >> he doesn't lunge at the officers, appears he has his hand by his side. again, there's no definitive evidence in this video as to whether or object in his hand. >> the streets of charlotte swelled with protesters for a fifth night. the demonstration saturday remaining mostly peaceful. >> and the engines will roar to life at the new hampshire motor speedway in hours. this is the second race in nascar's race for the chase. security always a big focus and stabbing during a fight at the track. officials are stepping up efforts this weekend. naoko fun yama is live what what they're doing. >> tens of thousands of fans are expected to come to new hampshire motor speedway for the race this afternoon. it's now 2:00. police have been preparing for months leading up to the huge sporting event. they have to put the security protocols especially in light of the race. >> there are added officers on hand this weekend. today. there will be more than 200 security personnel here creating a more visible presence. there was a fight as you mentioned on friday night that ended with two people stabbed, but officials are not worried and most fans we spoke with this the ticket booths open at 8:00 this morning, take a look at the schedule along the fan zone. kid zone and champions club. driver introductions are set for 2:00 and then the green flag start at two. a chase leader martin true x junior. the news are things up and promises to be a fun day at the speedway and everyone should have a great time. amy: naoko, thank you. ten years ago, a memorial was created to honor new hampshire's fallen firefighters for their ultimate sacrifice. wmur's kristen carosa was in concord as six new names were added to the memorial. it was created ten years ago to remember their service to their communities. >> 85 names have now been etched into the fallen firefighter memorial in concord. on the 10th anniversary, a flower was laid for each one. >> the fire service is steeped in tradition. it's important for us, and important to show the families what the sacrifices mean to us. >> six names were added this year. william whitney, driscoll, sr. david david pipe and charles waterbury. >> two firefighters died over the last year, but over the years there were line of duty deaths we hadn't put on the mem memorial. >> and they honored those who they lost this year and in years past. >> this is an amazing memorial. i've had the opportunity to dedication and connection to its community. >> retired fire chief says the days of honoring commitment and firefighters in every community. >> our volunteers serve some for no pay and some pay the ultimate sacrifice. >> heidi packard last her husband ten years ago at age 41. >> in 2006 he suffered a heart attack after a call. >> heighting of fallen firefighters, but also looking back at what happened. >> unfortunately, they do occur, but we learn from each and every one of them how we can prevent not only the death, but the fire. if we can prevent the fire, we can be-- reporting in concord, kristen carosa, wmur news 9. recovering after being trapped in an abandoned friday well. they say it fell about ten feet and it was barking. crews were able to use a ladder and reunite it with its owner. coming up next, a deadly shooting rampage in washington state and now they do have a suspect in custody. situated on america's front >> good morning. welcome back. look at that sunshine. it's sunny and chilly, here is a look at hooksett on i-93 this morning. we're starting off with sunny, but it's a chilly start the look for sunshine today. we'll talk about how high the temperatures rebound in your after a gunman went on a rampage in washington state killing five. police have a suspect in custody. they say that arcan cetin walked into macy's and started shooting. he opened fire in the makeup aisle and left before police arrived. police say it's too early to rule out terrorism because the investigation is still in its preliminary stages. police in baltimore searching for gunman after including a three-year-old girl and her father were among the victims. all eight are expected to survive. police believe it was in response to retaliation from a shooting earlier this month. the national museum of african-american culture, the smithsonian's 19th museum on the history of some of the most influential black leaders. president barack obama formally opened the museum during a ceremony yesterday. and former president george w. bush and oprah were among the attendees. taking agriculture into the fall season. it's 7:13 on this sunday morning, you're looking live >> now, meteorologist josh judge with your storm watch 9 forecast. josh: good morning, it's a chilly, crisp, but beautiful start out there on this sunday morning. we start you off with an amazing look here. ok rah over from littleton to cannon mountain. that's covered in the clouds and below, the valley fog. many of our locations around this morning, seeing blue skies, but in the valleys and over some of the rivers and lakes, we're seeing fog around as you can see right here. southwestern new hampshire. we've got fog showing up in keene, airport, a lot of the valleys, through southern new the border there, you've seen that fog and the steam fog over the lakes is amazing with cold air over the comparably warmer waters of the lakes. a look now at the temperatures. it's chilly and already we're seeing the temperatures dipping down in some areas and beginning to rise know others. berlin up into the lower 40's. and whitefield went down to 30 degrees. an start out there and tomorrow morning, a couple of degrees cooler are likely. so it's going to be a cold start tomorrow morning when you get the kids off to the bus. 30's in new hampshire. 32 in marlboro and 30's throughout parts of western and central new hampshire. the temperatures get chilly as you get into northern new hampshire and the valleys as well. it's a chilly start. warning in effect in coos county until 8:00 and all the blue areas here that's the frost advisories. look for more tonight into tomorrow morning. clear skies out there though right now. we've got blue skies that will be around all day long and most of tomorrow as well until this month begins to get closer, tomorrow night late and into tuesday morning. look at dipping down of the cold air, it's dropped down from canada, but the edge just to west. the temperatures start to edge upwards over the next few days with a couple of the october-like days. they're feeling different and refreshing there for sure. you'll notice it outside this morning. sunshine, it goes the whole day long today and then clear skies tonight, again, a bit of a breeze out there. wind, 15 to 10, maybe gusting 20 miles per hour during the day tuesday morning after a sunny monday we've got the rain and downpours, a likelihood and really needed and very possible. that's the best chance for any showers in the next few days. there is a look at your high temperatures today. 50's to the north and race time. 62 degrees, and hanging out in the lower 60's as well. there's your week ahead. in the 60's and then back to upper 60's and lower 70's as we go through the end of the week. rain chances es chance of it because of our drought situation. >> we're talking about the drought situation in our next story that's particularly in southern new hampshire felt right now. but for farmers who grow christmas trees, this dry year will result in long-term losses. wmur's adam sexton is in milford to explain why. >> it might seem early to start talking about the holidays, but when it comes to christmas trees, this year's drought has at miracle farms in milford, it would have them take roots in this drought-stricken summer. >> everything we planted this year, died farmer david wheeler says the above ground water supply dried out weeks ago. he's been able to use a well to second christmas trees in second and third years of growth, but he like so many others in new hampshire, agriculture is >> sometimes just disappointing. you see on the weather, scattered showers coming and they never seem to get here. they survived a severe drought in 2000. >> this is probably twice as bad for us. we plant the trees and 500 of those where the soil is >> the town of milford is dealing it, too. they get their water to gravel wells by the souhegan river. >> it's decreased a foot and a half, two feet, it's staying there. we're not seeing the bounceback like we typically do. >> at miracle acres, they're hoping to felt in ten years. >> this year's crop will be fine and ready for harvest for the holiday. they're going to be quite dry and it's important to keep thaem watered once they're in your living room. amy: and from christmas to halloween. the national retail federation is forecasting an 8.4 billion more than three billion to costumes and masks, and treats. americans will spend $390 million on halloween cards. as for the costumes, most people will head to the store and purchase. 17% say they'll look for ideas on facebook and 17% will rely on p my prescription costs keep going up. it's more expensive every year. it would be a lot cheaper to buy my medication from canada. kelly ayotte voted to block consumers from buying safe medicines from canada. and voted against lower cost generic drugs. he big drug industry. hundreds of thousands of dollars in campaign contributions. when you take all that money it just changes you. kelly ayotte's not working for us. >> loudon is about to get louder. nascar is starting and the fun is long before the checkered flag drops at 2:00. naoko funa >> fans will start streaming into new hampshire motor speedway. it's going to be an exciting time in loudon and of course, thousands of those fans are coming from all over the country. they have been camped out here for days and many come back year after year. n now, the fan and kid zones, they're offering fun and exciting things to help get all of the fans revved up and fans at the champions club from 10:00 until 11:00 this morning. followed by a concert by the brand cheap trick. this is the last time that the fan favorite tone stewart will win in new hampshire. he's won here and finished second place. he enjoys racing at loudon. smoke will start in the 22nd spot. and at the stands. there are expected to be a lot of people here so traffic is going to be pretty heavy in in area. reporting live from loudon at new hampshire motor speedway. wmur news 9. amy: good advice, naoko, to leave early. here is what's coming up in our next 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student debt. and expand clean energy. let's take the next step forward, >> no one covers new hampshire like we do. now, wmur news 9 this morning. amy: good morning, everybody. happy sunday. it's 7:30. i'm amy coveno. we begin with a live look at there over the ocean. here is a look at top stories on the half hour. the engines will roar to life. the new hampshire motor speedway in a matter of hours, the bad boy chase for the cup. we're counting down the hours until the debate between hillary clinton and donald trump. record ratings are expected for monday night's first debates mark 200 years since the initial ground breaking. we'll get to those, but first, let's check with josh judge as we always do in the weather center for a look at the forecast. josh: we're monitoring is beautiful start to the day. a freeze warning in effect for another half hour in coos county and frost advisory for the areas with the lighter blue and more areas could be seeing frost advisories as tonight will be we have got clear skies in terms of the weather. check out the temperatures, 30 degrees in wayfield right now. and 30's in many parts of the state, even concord. and we'll see them generally between 60 and 65 for highs today. northern new hampshire from the notches on up, you'll be in the low and mid 50's. it will be breezy today. keep that in mind. winds out of the northwest, gusting as high as 25 miles per hour. forecast just a few minutes away. >> we begin this after hour with breaking news into our news room. about an hour ago, the attorney general's office is investigating a deadly officer-involved shooting in clairemont this morning. they tell news 9 a person was shot and killed on congress just before 5:00 this morning. the officer was not hurt. it's not clear what prompted the shooting. one officer deadft officer-involved shooting in clairemont. new this morning, police are investigating, and 52-year-old lorrie valentine's car crossed the southbound lane, went off the road and flipped. valentine sustained fatal injuries in the crash. police believe that food and alcohol may be factors. >> it's race weekend in new hampshire and the chase for the cup is on. extra people here in the granite state and it's important for the drivers. and wmur's naoko funayama has her spot picked out and joins us live. good morning. >> good morning, amy, it's chilly here, the sun is out and it's becoming such a gorgeous atmosphere here with the weather perfect and of course, the fans are going to start filing in here momentarily and with us now is director of comca thanks for joining us this morning. >> it's shaping up to be a gorgeous day here at the new hampshire motor speedway. >> tell us about the events and things happening. >> today we'll be celebrating tony's last ride. tony stewart, one of the veterans, it's a chance for fans to see him race. one thing to keep an eye out on we've got a piece here to honor his wins here and free posters in the fan zone and excitement to see him one last time. the race changed its name because of the sponsor change, with that-- >> the bad boy off road 300. and we're exciting to announce they'll present a to the winner in victory lane. along with a traditional trophy, loudon the lobster, and today is national lobster day, they'll take home an atv. >> they're racing for the next round and cool stuff in front of speedway. >> setting us up for the day. >> look forward to seeing the fans out here today. >> naoko funayama. amy: thank you. we're 43 days away from the general election and a little over 24 hours away from an epic night in politics. donald trump and hillary clinton will face off in their first debate. >> monday's first presidential the candidate hit the debate stage. larry johnson will be watching from the sidelines. >> a little bit frustrated not being in the presidential debates. just recently, i've found out that ross perot, the last presidential candidate to appear as a third party in the debates, was polling lower than i am right now when he was allowed to be in the debate. and can't win the presidency if that's the case. >> finally, what you're saying. what would you ask the presidential candidates at their first debate. >> my concern is about education. because i am a student and at the end of my studies i will have a lot of loan to pay back. >> we went into the middle east supposedly to fight terrorism. and now there's more. how did you undo that negative progress? >> be sure to watch fact with soledad o'brien at 10:30 after close-up with josh mcelveen on wmur. donald trump and hillary clinton are taking time off from the campaign trail to prepare for the debate. massachusetts senator elizabeth warren was here to campaign for clinton and maggie hassan. she made stops in manchester and the first visit to the since the democratic national convention. donald trump's running mate will be here. mike pence holding a rally at milford's town auditorium tomorrow. it starts at 1:30 and this is mike pence's second visits since becoming donald trump's running mate. they'll go head hofstra university in new york. coverage begins at 9:00. >> 200 years after the laying of the cornerstone on new hampshire's state house. people gathered for a special ceremony commemorating the anniversary yesterday. the building in concord is the nation's oldest continuously used state house. and people were treat today a procession carrying the ceremonial cornerstone followed by speakers. and they took guided tours as by the state, the greater concord chamber of commerce and the community. >> the state house is a working museum. it's very accessible monday through friday and there are lots of tours and visitors and a lot of people want to come in that make it during the week. visitors to the state of new hampshire as well as residents. >> additional state house tours will be available on saturday, october 1st. and the 8th. from 10:00 until 2:00. happening today, a hundred years of horseac auctioned off at rockingham park. everything must go from the rock, including pictures, brochures, jaockey equipment, even poker room equipment. liquidation is expected to raise a half million dollars, it closes on friday. support is growing for a new hampshire girl diagnosed with leukemia. you may have seen the orange and businesses to remind her how much people love her. yesterday at the john stark football homecoming game, abby was the honorary captain. we hope you stay with us. >> if you're looking for something fun to do with your family. well, we have some ideas for you. we'll tell you what's happening, new hampshire. >> i'll tell you what's happening. it's chilly out there and it's going to be a couple of cooler days for sure. we talk about how long this cooler weather lasts and arrives. >> ten straight wins for the red sox and a playoff spot clinched. jason king has details next ? ? take your eggs. even your o organics chips. and join the organic movement. organic food is no longer just for the privileged few. now everyone can afford to go organic. o organics, exclusively at shaw's & star market. my prescription costs keep going up. kelly ayotte voted to block consumers from buying safe medicines from canada. and voted against lower cost generic drugs. kelly ayotte gets all that money from the big drug industry. hundreds of thousands of dollars in campaign contributions. when you take all that money it just changes you. kelly ayotte's not working for us. >> from parades to pies. there's plenty to do in the granite state. here is a look at what to do, new hampshire. >> head to stratham to celebrate the town's 300th birthday. an anniversary parade starts at 2:00 and going to stratham park the 12th annual friends of the south ferry tour in portsmouth. it has more than 200 fairy houses made by local businesses, artists and school children. 11 a.m. to 3. tickets are $15 or $5 for kids under 12. join the juvenile diabetes research foundation in manchester in a walk to change lives. registration for the one walk starts at 9:00 at northeast delta dental stadium. and proceeds for type one the great new hampshire pie festival takes off. it's the best bakers or join off and the kids pie eating contestsment adults for $10 and kids three and under get in free. that's what's happening, new hampshire, i'm shelley walcott, wmur, news 9. >> josh judge with your storm watch 9 the forecast. >> it's a brilliantly beautiful start our day. notice it's a lot chillier out there. a crisp autumn feel for sure and that will inspire a great day to go out and pick apples or drink apple cider or have donuts because it's that type of a day out there today. 44 degrees here in warner with blue skies and so chilly in some spots. 30 degrees in whitefield. tonight, by the way, northern new hampshire likesly gets into the 20's as it will be a few degrees but right now, it's certainly a cold one out there. and the average high is 69 degrees for concord. we will not be getting near there. we'll be into the lower part of the 60's for highs there. we still have a couple of minutes left of the freeze warning for northern new hampshire and those will be allowed to expire in about 15 minutes from now. and more will likely be issued tonight. in fact, areas farther south will likely see frost advisories the upper valley and as south and east as the concord area. tomorrow, more sunshine and this arrives late monday night into tuesday morning and the front will push through and give us a shot of much needed rain, it's possible we could see up to a quick half inch to an inch of rain moving through and tuesday during the morning and mid day hours. look at the cold air dipping down, but you see the back edge of it right therend on in with this, and with the 70's and then after that, we'll see the chance of a couple of showers later in the week, too. about you right now, the best bet for rain is right here as this front moves across the country and pulls through our neighborhood during the day on tuesday. so, a look at futurecast here, plenty of sunshine. beautiful sky conditions for today. it will be a bit on the breezy side. keep that in mind. tonight, clear skies and chilly as the winds light up. tuesday after a monday sunny day, we've got that rain i've been mentioning and downpours are possible during the day on tuesday. it pulls away and skies clear out. the rest of the week we'll have to wait and see. the high temperatures, lower half of the 60's most places and northern new hampshire. 50's. if you're at the race today. a look at the temperatures to expect. 50's this morning, lower 60's this afternoon and as i mentioned, a little ee temperatures, upper 20's in northern new hampshire. 30's everywhere else and then tomorrow, more temperatures in the 60's, low to mid 60's, so a couple of degrees warmer tomorrow. another beautiful day on the way for tomorrow as well. tuesday, rain and then wednesday, thursday, friday, milder. thursday and friday, there are question marks right now, whether we could see rain or if it stays sunny. amy: we went apple picking. josh: what flavor? >> honey crisp won the flavor. a big race in loudon. hours away from the bad boy off road 300. and naoko funayama is there for us. naoko, how are things going? the sun is shining on your face. >> it's a pretty good day at loudon we'll see how that affects it later on. they've got the music going. the crews are working hard to get it set up. the race schedule for today at 1:00. driver introductions and then they're going to drop at two or the bad boy off road 200. as we understand it, there's going to be a flyover, a couple of f-15's. so that's very cool. there's plenty of action yesterday on the track as well. thousands of people camped out here for days, so, they have a lot of fun away from the racing, as well. everywhere you find a lot of food, people playing games, in fact, a couple of people playing corn hole already as we speak. of course, catching up with old friends. many of these fans come back year after year and it's certainly a terrific atmosphere here in loudon. there are supposed to be 88,000 people in the stand catch the action here for the bad boy off road 300. it's a cool name here for the track. we're live here today. wmur news 9. >> now, news 9 sports. >> hey, everyone, the red sox continue their series with the rays. and the 10th consecutive win with rick porcello on the mound. grand slam put the red sox in front for good. and clinched a playoff spot and porcello improves to 22-4 on the season. and motor speedway. the chase drivers led the way, kyle larson in the 42 was fastest on practice and denny hamlin, two second fastest followed by kasey kahne is a fan favorite. and the top five rounded out by three time new hampshire winner jimmie johnson. 6th fastest was martin truex, jr. will to start in the front row today. jamie staton caught up with him on saturday. >> this is a breakout year and the toyota coming into this year, including last week in chicago, and in the points race, he's in first place. >> martin truex, jr., you start in new hampshire with the front row. life is good right now. >> things are going well for us. we've had really a great couple of weeks and last week was a big one for us. looking forward to continuing on this weekend. love this race track and excited to get back up here. >> you kind of growing up watching your dad race and win and you went to victory lane in july of mean for you and your family to go to victory lane in a sprint cup car? >> you know, led a lot of laps in june and felt like we had a shot at it. hopefully we can, you know, finish off a deal here this weekend. it's been really good so far this weekend, we've been fast and the cars were great. it would be awesome to went here. >> so many kids up here with my dad and this is such a big weekend for us, you know, this was our daytona back then in the bush series. so, just always enjoyed coming here and i loved the track and feel like we're starting to figure it out again. and we'll get back to victory lane again. >> it might bring it to a championship here. >> things are going well, we've got a g of momentum right now. >> he's been coming here for generations and maybe this trip to new hampshire will land martin truex, jr. here in victory lane. >> jamie staton, news 9 sports. >> the truck race series unoh 175. the first ever chase race for the truck the start of the playoffs for the drivers. the season for byron. that's five consecutive at the magic mile won from the pole position. unh began conference play on the road at rhode island. first quarter the wildcats driving and trevor knight connects with neil o'con more. 22 yards for the touchdown and 7-0 new hampshire. it was 7-7, and night goes in after a two-point conversion. knight threw for two t 39-17 and host william and mary next saturday. jack hannigan passed for 240 yards and a touchdown and dartmouth's defense forced four turnovers in a win over holy cross and they improve on the year. st. anselm and plymouth state in action on saturday. the hawks lose at home and panthers improve to 4-0. plymouth state. 2200 returns from 156 high schools from new england and new york and the top three finishers from new hampshire. and jacqueline from exeter won it in a time of 1808. laya of bedford was second. and julia robitaille finished third and chris zaino of londonderry was the top finisher in third place. the winner was lucas brookline. and hthere you go. and the sprint cup race up at the new hampshire motor speedway will go at about 2:00 and we'll have full race coverage and reaction for you tonight at 6:00. that's sports, have a great sunday. >> thank you, jason king. ahead on news 9 this morning. hold your nose, something stinky is attracting spectators at this city is it. great food, gorgeous scenery, friendly people. and what's better than doing something g it for free. we hear you. that's why a-a-r-p is hosting fun, free, informative events. like wine tours and movie premieres. plus, we're offering resources to help you achieve your goals. and we're finding ways to make manchester even more livable. so if you don't think, "this is right for me" when you think a-a-r-p then you don't know "aarp." get to know us at aarp.org/manchester the long brown path before me leading wherever i choose. the east and the west are mine. the north and the south are mine. all seems beautiful to me. >> well, something stinks at dartmouth college. we're not being disrespectful. it's attracting spectators. the infamous corpse flower, named morphy. the seven and a half foot flower has a horrendous smell. if you'd like to see it, we've made it owe appealing, you better hurry, the flower is sunday. josh: that's today. we should make one of those perfumes out of it. amy: oh, you do. josh: or a cologne. amy: a casanova there, josh. what an idea. josh: today is a nice day to get outside and smell the roses. sunny and temperatures in the 50's and 60's, breezy at time and chilly for sure. if you head out this morning, if you're out for the charity walks or a run or you'll notice. amy: and race day, live ahead of the manchester speedway ahead of ? ? grocery shoppers of america! take your o organics baby carrots. take your eggs. even your o organics chips. now everyone can afford to go organic. o organics, exclusively at shaw's & star market. vo: kelly ayotte says she's on our side, but on our rights, she's squarely with donald trump: trump: planned parenthood should absolutely be defunded. vo: ayotte agrees, voting six times to do just that - defund planned parenthood. and both oppose our right to safe and legal abortion. matthews: for the woman? trump: yeah, there has to be some form. vo: ayotte and trump: wrong for new hampshire women. senate majority pac is responsible for the content of this advertising. >> things are gearing up for race day here at new hampshire motor speedway. we're live in loudon where tens of thousands of fans are expected to file in shortly. >> it's important to show the families what the sacrifices mean to us. amy: the granite state remember line of duty. the fallen firefighter memorial that will honor their sacrifice forever. josh: we're off to a chilly start this sunday morning. amy: another night of protests in charlotte after police >> no one covers new hampshire like we do. now, wmur news 9 this morning. amy: good morning, new hampshire, it is 8:00 on this sunday, september 25th. i'm amy coveno. we'll get to our top stories just a minute. but, first, josh judge is in the weather center with a little fall-like feel in the air, right, josh? >> absolutely. the newsho new hampshire have just been allowed to expire. i was just widening the view because new hampshire is empty of them. we've got a couple left in maine and parts of upstate new york. that's about it. it's a chilly start, but at least the freeze and frost advisories and warnings have been allowed to expire. there's your cool conditions. white field no longer at 30. 34. 40's in berlin and 30's and 40's 50's and 60's. 50's north of the notches and 60 to 6 5 everywhere else, do expect a little bit of a breeze at times out of the northwest. there is some rain that's slowly headed in this direction, we'll tell you the timeline for when this arrives in the your full forecast. amy: early this morning, the attorney general's involves a investigating a shooting in clairemont. a person was shot and killed just before 5:00 this morning. the officer was not hurt. at this time it's not clear what prompted the shooting. the scene is active right now, again, one person dead after an officer-involved shooting in clairemont. we do have a crew on the scene and we will bring you any new online as soon as we get it. the police released the cam video of an officer-involved shooting. it may be disturbing to watch. we're not showing the actual shooting. >> in the dash cam video the frantic final moments of the fatal standoff was recorded by police. keith scott is seen vehicle, walking backwards, his hands down and then-- >> we've got shots fired, one suspect down. >> this body cam video partially silent has another perspective. an officer wields a baton in an effort to get scott out of his vehicle. he's briefly seen standing in the parking lot and then lying mortally wounded as police advance with guns drawn. first made. >> we have to hold the wound. >> police confirmed to abc news this gun pictured at the scene is the gun they say they recovered from scott. >> based on the totality of what we've seen, he was in possession of a handgun. >> police released a photo of what they say was scott's gun and an ankle holster, they say he was wearing. >> and testing on the gun police say they found at the scene allegedly fingerprints, dna and blood. lawyers for the family cast doubts. he doesn't lunge at the officers, hands at his side. and in the video, whether there is a object in his hands. >> the streets of charlotte swelled with protesters for a fifth night. the demonstration saturday remaining mostly peaceful. carolina. the engines will roar to life at the new hampshire motor speedway for the bad boy off road 300. the second race in nascar's race for the chase and there's plenty of history at the track. wmur's naoko funayama is here to explain that history. >> yeah, who better than to talk history of motor sports racing than, of course, the long time na curator of the motor sports museum. let's talk race day first, this is tony stewart's last go at the magic mile and fans are excite today see him one more time. >> indeed, tony has won here in two different divisions or stock car. a great regard here. and he starts deep in the field along with teammate kevin he's from new england, let's all cheer for joey logano. >> and at the museum. >> we had an open house, people who made to become members got a first look inside the museum and had a big crowd of people that came and everybody had a good time. how good are you at painting? we're going to paint the interior this week. >> not a very exciting day. what's especially about the magic mile. >> the fact that it's the new england race track, we went throughout from 1928 until was opened in 1990. the racing exciting as the track is warn it. eddie mcdonald started 31st in his race and won it. speedway. >> thank you for your insight. the long time nascar broadcaster and the curator of the motor sports museum. naoko funayama. amy: thank you. ten years ago, a memorial was created to honor firefighters for their ultimate sacrifice. wmur's kristen carosa was in concord as we this were added to the memorial. >> it's h our fallen firefighters, and to remember their service to their communities. >> 85 names have now been etched into the fallen firefighter memorial in concord and on the 10th anniversary, a flower was laid for each one. the firefighter is steeped in tradition and it's important to us and it's important to show the families what the sacrifices mean to us. >> six names were added this phillip damon pike. douglas clemens and charles waterbury. two firefighters died in the last year and we put their names on of the over the years, there were a few line of duty deaths we hadn't put on the memorial. >> families and friends gathered to remember their loved ones who they may have lost this year or in years past. >> this is an amazing memorial. i've had the opportunity to travel across the country and this memorial i commitment, its dedication and its connection to its community. >> and the days about honoring the commitment to firefighters in every community. >> our volunteers serve, some for absolutely no pay and as this memorial testifies, some pay the ultimate sacrifice. >> heidi packard lost her husband ten years ago at age 41. >> in 2006 he suffered a heart attack after a call. highlighted the importance of not only honoring the sacrifice of fallen firefighters, but also looking back at what happened. >> unfortunately, they do occur and, but we learn from each and every one of them how to prevent not only that, but we can prevent fire, we can prevent the death. >> the six names placed on the memorial will be placed on the national memorial in maryland next year. kristen carosa, morning, a deadly shooting rampage in washington state. now, police say they have a suspect in custody. situated on america's front yard. narrator: over and over it's been their agenda: kelly ayotte and washington republicans voted 6 different times to defund planned parenthood. they're on a crusade to block services new hampshire women and families depend on: cancer screenings, birth control, basic women's healthcare. kelly ayotte and washington republicans have put defunding planned parenthood at the top of their agenda... and it's time for that to change. i'm maggie hassan and i approve this message. >> good morning. welcome back. here is a live look at the seacoast. the beautiful blue skies out there. it's chilly, in the 40's and 30's in the granite state this get tonight. as it gets colder in your forecast coming up. amy: just a little over 24 hours after a gunman went on a rampage in washington state, killing five. police have a suspect in custody. authorities say 20-year-old arcan cetin walked in a macy's and started shooting. officers say he opened fire in the makeup aisle and left the mall before police arrived. investigators say it's too early to rule out terrorism because the investigation is still in its preliminary protest in new orleans yesterday as activists are asking the crescent city to remove a statue of president andrew jackson and wants to remove several monuments from new orleans including four related to confederacy. new orleans agreed to take down the monuments that do not include jackson's statue, but the removal has been slowed down in court. >> the national museum of african-american history and culture opened its doors in washington d.c. yesterday. museum on the national mall. the new museum celebrates the art, life and history of some of the most influential black leaders. president obama opened the ceremony and former president bush and oprah were among the high profile attendees. and the drought is taking a toll on the josh judge it would be a lot cheaper to buy my medication from canada. kelly ayotte voted to block consumers from buying safe medicines from canada. and voted against lower cost generic drugs. kelly ayotte gets all that money from the big drug industry. hundreds of thousands of dollars in campaign contributions. when you take all that money it just changes you. kelly ayotte's not working for us. dscc is responsible for the content of this advertising. ostern. the son of a single mom, he went to college on student loans, became a stonyfield business manager responsible for a hundred million dollars in revenue. then, a top executive at southern new hampshire university's college for america. colin van ostern: most of our students graduate debt free. cutting student debt should be our goal for all state colleges >> now, meteorologist josh judge with your storm watch 9 forecast. >> on this sunday morning, we start you off with a look at our web-cam in mount monadnock. and a chilly, crisp, start to the day. but the temperatures have begun going back up after bottoming out in the 30's in so many locations. right now, 36 degrees in the monadnock region. i want to show you this, i've been watching this all morning long and this is the view from enveloped in clouds and fog. amazing pictures there. where it's 34 degrees, it was down to 30 degrees just a little while ago. 30's and 40's on the map, and already getting closer to 50 degrees in the milder spots, like downtown manchester at 48. and let's take a look at some of the home townes around the region here with your storm watch 9 spotter network temperatures in the 40's right now. most of southeastern new hampshire, southwestern new hampshire a lot of up as they're doing in central parts of the state in the lakes region. wolfeboro at 38 and 36 in pittsburgh and stewartstown and you can see 34 in white field there. the average high for concord is 69. so far we've made it to 46 and climbing in concord. look at the record high from 1970 of 89 degrees. there's chilly air overhead, but along with it, very clear skies. clouds over the mount and a little bit of mountain and valley fog around the region, also some river fog in some locations this morning as well, but that will be burning off quickly with such dry air, much of the east coast, almost the entire east coast is clear right now, but this front will be approaching and we'll watch that move in as we go through the next couple of days, arriving on tuesday. so, your futurecast showing lots of sunshine for today. temperatures make it up the lower and mid 60's. and look at the sunshine for tomorrow and less windy tomorrow. tomorrow night into tuesday, here comes rain and look, there could be embedded downpours. half an inch to an inch of rain possible on some locations in tuesday and it clears out after that. let's take a look at high temperatures today. 60 to 65 degrees south of the white mountains and 50's in the the big race today in the 50's now and lower 60's by the time the flag is waved this afternoon and both the start flag and the checkered flag, temperatures in the lower 60's and falls down again quickly. another nice day on the way tomorrow. lots of sunshine and 60's again. amy: lots of people rejoicing. fall has arrived. josh: a lot of people looking forward to it. feeling, josh. josh: yes, the farmers who grow christmas trees, for them this year will result in long-term losses. adam sexton is in milford to explain why. >> it might seem early to start talking about the holidays, but when it comes to christmas trees, this year's drought has been a real grinch. >> at miracle acres farm in milford, it will take divine intervention to bring back the christmas trees that tried and this drought-stricken summer. >> everything we planted this year died. >> former david wheeler who served on the executive council says his farms above ground water supply tried out weeks ago. he's been able to use a well to save christmas trees in the second and third years of growth, but he, like so many others, in new hampshire agriculture, is still waiting for rain. >> sometimes it's disappointing, you see on the weather, scattered showers coming. well, they never seem to get here. >> miracle acres started growing christmas trees in 1996 and survived a severe drought in 2000. >> this is probably twice as bad for us, i mean, we plant about a thousand trees a year and in 2000 we lost about 500 of those. maybe in some of the areas where the soil is a little shallower. here we lost everything. the whole is dead. >> and medford is feeling the packed wells charged by the souhegan. and for the first time they have water restrictions. >> we've seen the water decrease a foot and a half, two feet, it's staying there. we're not seeing that bounc bounceback. >> the real toll of this doubt will be felt in about a decade when the trees would reach maturity. >> the life of harvested and ready for the holiday. naturally they will be quite try so it's important to water them in the living room. amy: coming up next, nascar is narrator: over and over it's been their agenda: anything to defund planned parenthood. kelly ayotte and washington republicans voted 6 different times to defund planned parenthood. they're on a crusade to block services new hampshire women and families depend on: cancer screenings, birth control, basic women's healthcare. kelly ayotte and washington republicans have put defunding planned parenthood at the top of their agenda... and it's time for that to change. i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. i'd look her right in that fat ugly face of hers. she's a slob. she ate like a pig. a person who's flat chested is very hard to be a 10. does she have a good body? no. does she have a fat [expletive]? absolutely. do you treat women with respect? vo: kelly ayotte says she's on our side, but on our rights, she's squarely with donald trump: trump: planned parenthood should absolutely be defunded. vo: ayotte agrees, voting six times to do just that - defund planned parenthood. and both oppose our right to safe and legal abortion. ayotte: i certainly think that roe should be overturned... trump: ...there has to be some form of punishment. matthews: for the woman? trump: yeah, there has to be some form. vo: ayotte and trump: wrong for new hampshire women. ising. >> loudon is about to get a whole lot louder. nascar back the bad boy off road 300. the fun starts long before the checkered flag drops at 2:00. naoko funayama is there. good morning. >> good morning, amy, the music is going, sun is out and we're getting a feeling for the race. that's this afternoon, the sprint race for the cup. it should be a good time here from all over the country and have been camping out for many days, some as long as a week. many of the fans come back year after year, so there's catching up with cold friends and that we're seeing. the fan and kid zones are opening up at 8:00 this morning, same with the ticket booth and the fan zones, of course, are offering all kind of things to help everybody get revved up for the race. jeff gordon will be followed by a trick. it's the last time that fan favorite tony stewart is going to rice here. finished in second place six different times and he enjoys racing at loudon. smoke is going to start in the 22nd spot today and there's a new granite piece to honor stewart underneath the stands. if you're here, definitely go check that out. and you know what? fans are already here. if you check out the garage area, that's what you're seeing maybe getting pictures and autographs and the excitement is starting here in loudon. if you're headed to the race or plan to be driving near here. later today, certainly leave a lot of time. there is expected to be a lot of traffic. especially after the race gets out. again, the race is scheduled to begin at 2:00, and they're live at the new hampshire speedway. news 9. >> you can feel the here is a look what's coming up in our next half hour of news 9 this morning. presidential candidate showdown. hillary clinton and donald trump prepare to face off in the first debate. the state house is celebrating the big 200. how the bicentennial celebrations kicked off. >> we head into break with a i'm really good at war. i love war in a certain way. including with nukes, yes including with nukes. i know more about isis than the generals do, believe me. nuclear, just the power the devastation, is very important to me. pam griffin: our daughter courtney got caught in a web of opiate and heroin addiction. doug griffin: our insurance company indicated that courtney's problem wasn't a matter of life and death - so she wasn't eligible for treatment. pam griffin: she told me that she didn't want to live like this anymore... she begged... she begged for help, saying mom - please help me. pam griffin: we knew we had to save other families from losing their children. kelly reached out to us. doug griffin: she came to my family to learn more. pam griffin: she listened to what we had to say, who we were - she cared about us... she didn't know us. pam griffin: we talked about the ways to remove the stigma of addiction so parents can get help. doug griffin: kelly co-authored the comprehensive addiction and recovery act - this act will save kids' lives... ...and enable families to get the help they need. doug griffin: we don't want courtney to be remembered pam griffin: kelly believes recovery is possible. >> no one covers new hampshire like we do. now, wmur news 9 this morning. amy: good morning, everybody. got a cup of coffee going, maybe? i'm amy coveno. we have a live look at berlin. the camera there, 42 degrees there and fall colors are starting to pop with the foliage. the stories on the half hour. the engines roar to life at the new hampshire motor speedway. the bad boy off road the nascar cup. record ratings are predicted for the race between the two candidates. >> the bicentennial for the kickoff. it marked 200 years since the initial ground breaking. we'll get to those stories and more in a minute. josh: i do, for the weather. it's cooler, but we'll see the temperatures warm up. and look at the nice visibility that we have for miles and miles. don't always have that and that's because there's virtually no clouds around, just a few clouds, you can see them there at the top of your screen, right around and in and around the mountain and wave clouds and there's a couple of we'll see those at times. but otherwise, it's clear out there as you can see. it's clear to see that temperatures are on the chilly side, but warming up at least and we're well down into the 30's and now more 40's pop up in the map and eventually the 60's by this afternoon. not in northern new hampshire. in the 50's there. and anyone heading, hiking for today. make sure, at least have a jacket ready as you go up in altitude. the temperatures will be lower. and our next chance for rain, that's just a few minutes away. . >> we do begin with breaking news, our first video of the scene of an officer involved shooting in clairemont. the attorney general's office now leading the investigation, but the clairemont police chief tells news 9 a person was shot and killed just before 5:00 this morning. the officer was not hurt. it's not clear what prompted the shooting. >> the one person dead after an officer involved shooting in clairemont. we have a crew on the scene. we'll bring that to you on the air here and online at wmur.com. >> also, new this morning, state police are investigating a fatal car crash that left route 12 closed for more than two hours last night in west berlin. police say 52-year-old lorrie valentine was travelling capron valentine sustained fatal injuries in that crash. police believe that speed and alcohol may have been contributing factors. >> a dog helped to alert a man his house was on fire. when firefighters arrived on mount tug road just after 2:00, they discovered flames coming from the second floor. crews were able to keep it from spreading to the first floor, there's a lot of damage to the home. they had to truck water into the scene here. no one was rt officials think an electrical problem may have sparked the blaze. >> and in manchester, fire caused about a $10,000 worth of damage to an apartment on summerville street. firefighters discovered flames coming from the third floor. six families were evacuated, fortunately, all are safe. the cause remains under investigation. >> it's race weekend in new hampshire, and the chase for the cup is on. that means there are a lot of the race is important for some drivers. wmur's naoko funayama has her spot picked out. >> good morning, we're going to bring in an expert to talk about the race. i can say expert, four-time winner here at the speedway. jeff, thank you for joining us. >> it's cold in new hampshire, i'm from north carolina, it's not just cold yet. you said the cold front affect the driv so hot inside and on a day like this, the inside is way more comfortable. it's chilly right now and when they get ready to drop the flag, it's perfect conditions. >> who do you like? we've heard names as favorite and potentially the underdog in tony stewart, what's your take? >> to me the two fastest. i don't care what happened last week, this is a competitive series. guess what, he's fast again. and the guys in the championship in for the chase, there's probably 12, 13 others that look like they're running the same speed. that's going to be an interesting race because the guys qualified near each other and as soon as the green flag drops they'll be racing each other. one position is one point in this three-race segment we're in right now. you have a mistake and have a bad race, it's hard to get out of that. sove out right now. >> so certainly a lot riding on the race today. we talked about how special the magic mile is for you. do you have any tricks of the trade here? >> well, for me, this race track is unique. there's no other race track like this in the country and that means there's an opportunity. because you don't run around tracks like this very often. you have to drive it differently and different skills required. it requires a lot of aggressiveness at the right places and you need to drive in too much speed before the center of the corner, it messes up the center and the exit. so all of those little things, i know it looks like cars going around in a circle, but i promise you it's not. a lot more going on than having the car driving the way that and what his car will give yo and you can't just drive the car the way you want to drive it all the time. you have to drive what the car will give you technique in itself. and one thing and then the next lap your car gets tighter and it doesn't turn well, you have to adjust to that as a driver. there's a lot going on in the cockpit. >> we're looking forward to the race and thank you for giving us so much to look forward to with the race today. >> there's so much on the line and the championship means so much to everybody. i think you'll see the incensety on the race track. jeff burton analyst at nbc sports network and of course thank you for coming on the show with us this morning. he's a four-time winner here at the motor speedway. naoko funayama, news 9. amy: we're 40 days away from the election, and hillary clinton and donald trump will in their first debate. soledad o'brien has reaction from with uncandidate who did nt make the cut. >> and monday is the super bowl of politics, as they hit the stage. libertarian candidate gary johnson will be on the sidelines. >> it's a little frustrating not third party candidate in the debates, was polling lower than i am now when he was allowed in the debates. it's frustrating. 70% of americans don't know who i am and can't win the presidency if that's the case. >> what you're saying, what would you ask the presidential candidates at the debate. >> my first concern is education. i'm a student and at the end of my studies have a lot of loan to pay ba. supposed will -- supposedly to fight terrorism and now there's more. how do you fight back. amy: it's right after close-up. and there are no details about where she'll be, but hillary clinton's first visit to new hampshire since the democratic national convention. donald trump's running mate will be back in the granite state this week. rally at milford's town auditorium. tomorrow is starts at 1:30 and this is mike pence's second visit to the state since becoming donald trump's running mate. hillary clinton and donald trump will go head to head at hofstra, new york. coverage begins at 9:00. >> 200 years after the laying of the cornerstone on new hampshire's state house, people gathered for a special ceremony commemorating the anniversary yesterday. the building in concord is the house. people were treat today a procession carrying that ceremonial cornerstone, followed by speakers. we hope you stay with us. coming up next, high school teams facing off on the gridiron. jason king has your scores and highlights across the state. >> it's a chilly start for some of us this morning, we're seeing the sunshine though and we'll talk about how long the sun lasts in your weekend forecast. my prescription costs keep going up. new hampshire it's more expensive every year. it would be a lot cheaper to buy my medication from canada. kelly ayotte voted to block consumers from buying safe medicines from canada. and voted against lower cost generic drugs. kelly ayotte gets all that money from the big drug industry. hundreds of thousands of dollars in campaign contributions. when you take all that money it just changes you. kelly ayotte's not working for us. >> welcome to new hampshire's business. i'm fred kocher. since the recession we have been looking at income and wages that have been stagnant. now new data from the census bureau, income in new hampshire. let's look at a household income list, and new hampshire has one of the highest household incomes look at that, maryland, new jersey, connecticut, district of columbia and there is new hampshire and virginia and hawaii, with me to talk about this and some other very revealing numbers on income, especially here in new hampshire. russell thibeault, applied economic research based in laconia. great to be here. >> nice to have you back. the income numbers about to be put up on the screen are from theen what's driving the incomes not only in new hampshire, but generally? >> i think the main thing that is under the numbers, they're good looking numbers. >> boy, they are. >> more workers for household are bringing incomes into the household and therefore household income is bumping up. >> let's look at the median income and here it is. you can see the change. a period from 2008 to 2015. that is indicative of income going up. comment? >> yeah, early on in this down turn and even into the recovery, fred, household income was dropping. people were losing ground relative to inflation. this year, median household income went up over 5%, over and above inflation, which is a first time since the recovery began that it's shown up in the co next graph. this shows it by category of income, lowest and median and highest. explain what we're looking at. >> well, for a long time, most of the berths -- benefits have been in the high income category. >> the low bar here. >> it grew at 2.9 the percent. the households were 10% lowest of income highest growth. spreading across a broader spectrum. >> now, new hampshire, pay attention to the next graph. this is significant. >> here is new hampshire, total income jumped by nearly 5 billion this year and look at the three years. march of 2014 on the far left, and then in the middle, march of 2015, and then march of 2016 on the right. which is the increase. again. >> yeah, well, this h everything, helps services and retrail trade and growth rate is twice as high. this recovery seven or eight years in the process is back into the household spectrum of the economy and in the form of rising incomes. >> right. the pew research center as you know, good research comes out of the pew research center as well as your office. they have the nationwide study that just came out that shows other things, income. >> yeah, that's true, if you look over the longer term. but this year says that this is the first year in the recovery where the middle class has seen some real noticeable, measurable gains. so, we're chipping away at it, but there's no doubt that the middle class lost ground. >> and it seems to be disappearing by numbers. >> right, right, a lot of it's slipping downward and some is moving upward. again, these numbers show that last year for the first time. >> and what had new hampshire income going up? what's particular to new hampshire, do you think that might be indicative and special to new hampshire in terms of the re reason? >> really had a lot of job growth and our unemployment rate is low and wages are bid up in new hampshire and the number of workers is rising. if you want to take a look at graphics again on income and hope yours is up, go to wmur.com, click on news and then click on project economy. >> now, meteorologist josh judge with your storm watch 9 forecast. >> sunday morning, we've got blue skies out there and beautiful conditions, although it's still a little chilly although we've seen the temperatures edge upwards. i showed you the last half hour, you couldn't see it over the clouds and the low fog and now you can see background. 34 degrees in the north country in some spots and notice 45 in berlin. it's all ruled by topography and whether you're in the valley or not, it's a very different situation from different spots in the state. look at western new hampshire, in the 30's and farther to the south and east and we are in the 40's there. 23 atop mount washington right now. winds out of the northwest or the west-northwest depending on the time of day today. times gusts, and it will be breezy today. there is the cool air dipping down out of canada. sticks around today, tonight and tomorrow and we start to see the temperatures retreat. the cold air and milder air starts to push in. clear skies right now, this front will be heading toward us and here is how it looks the next day or two. tomorrow, more sunshine. as the front gets closer tomorrow night and into tuesday, that's when we see the rain. a closer look showing you the sunshine for today. again, a little breezy and october-like feel out tomorrow for sure. tonight, another very cold one and cold start tomorrow morning and tomorrow night into tuesday morning. here come the showers and downpours likely and maybe a half inch or up to an inch in some locations of much-needed rain. that is the good news. so, highs today will be in the low to mid 60's and then tonight we are going to see the temperatures drop. here is a look at your temperatures to expect at the 50's in northern new hampshire and the 60's everywhere else and at the race time today. we will be seeing those temperatures in the low 60's for the starting of the race and low 60's for the checkered flag as well. tomorrow, more sunshine, and then it starts to go up temperature-wise just a little bit with the much-needed rain that will be here on tuesday. >> the track isn't always blessed with great conditions. usually cursed with thunderstorms and-- >> takes a dry like this to deliver weather like we'll see. >> nascar fans from all over the country are gearing up from the big race at loudon today. we're hours away. and naoko funayama joins us with someone who knows racing well. >> good morning, i finally got my jacket off and it's warmed up. mid 60's, the perfect weather take a look at the schedule for today at 1:00. they're going to have the driver introduction and then, the check-- i'm sorry, the green flag at 2:00 for the bad boy off road 300. it should be exciting in loudon and everybody is getting the vibe and the feel of today's race day activity. we're live at the new hampshi >> now, news 9 sports. >> hey, everyone, this is your high school football edition of sunday morning sports. 14 games on the schedule on saturday, 12 serve as collection vi vites-- sites for new hampshire tackles hunger. bedford hosting goffstown, first half, a connection for the bulldogs touchdown, 7-0. it was 14-0 in the second quarter and goffstown free for a grizzly touchdown to make it 14-7. bedford hold on. bulldogs, 21-7. they are 4-0. concord home with merrimack. tomahawks a good quarter. 55 yard touchdown, made it 28-7, merrimack in front. under pressure, going to double pump and then he's and touchdown made it 28-14 game, but the tomahawks cruised from there. 55-20. salem off to a 4-0 start. they beat timber lane on saturday, 22-14 was the final there. bow also new hampshire tackle collection site, as they host. and bow is in blue. matt harkens fires to the end catch for the touchdown. falcons failed 7-6, plenty of time for plymouth. brandon roy deep downfield to doesen. the injury receiver catches it for the touchdown last play of the half. rushing 251 yards and three touchdowns and plymouth stays unbeaten. win it 28-12. how about john stark, they're home hosting the kingswood knights in the first half. the ramsey gosselin throws it up for his big tight end. mike kellyhalls it in. a first down for kingswood. the generals are for real. drew mccorey forced out of the pocket and barrels into the end zone. john stark improves to 4-0. they win it 42-0. milford cruised past west and of the season. in division 3, franklin beat farmington newt. and lakers are still unbeaten as well. so is monadnock, the huskies. and finally, kearsarge, they beat them. and red sox beat the rays last i spot, and the magic number to clinch the division is down to three games. the sprint cup race and we'll have reaction for you tonight at 6:00. that's sports, have a great sunday. amy: thank you, jason king. when i first found out that carl had been using heroin on and off for a year. i immediately thought not my son. i found him in his bathroom with a syringe still in his hand annie kuster is leading the fight regarding this opioid epidemic. she's trying to do everything she can to get laws changed. so this doesn't happen again. she's definitely a leader. i just love annie. colin van ostern: i'm colin van ostern. you can go online and read our plan to create good jobs and keep young families in new hampshire. first, we should cut inefficient state spending, no sales tax, no income tax. we need to help small businesses and startups grow with less red tape. lower college costs and cut student debt. and expand clean energy. let's take the next step forward, >> somehow this appeals wildly to the the infamous corpse flower nicknamed morphy, it's got a horrible stench and somehow drawing visitors from all over. visit from 10:00 until 3:00 today. josh: some people are going to go to smell it and hold their nose and won't smell it. amy: and dry heaving and say, let's go out to lunch. we've got a lot of sunshine in the future for today. it will be a beautiful day, but certainly more of an october feel to the day. it's a chilly start, temperatures only in the lower 60's today and a cold one again tonight. even colder tonight than last night. amy: fun time to be in new hampshire. so much going on. nascar, apple picking, fairs. good morning, america. breaking news overnight captured. the suspect wanted for killing five people in a washington state mall. picked up by police. >> he said nothing. he was kind of zombie-like. >> who he is and how they got him as we learn more about the horrifying in charlotte. police feeling the pressure and releasing the video of the moment they opened fire on keith lamont scott. the new angles and what they show. >> does not make sense to us how it was possible that this incident resulted in the loss of life. >> his hand. >> where the investigation stands right now. flash of the candidates. their date with the debate now

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