and treated for minor injuries. the lieutenant says the dash cam video shows how dangerous a chase can be for everyone involved. at this point his adrenaline is already flowing because he was just in a pursuit with a vehicle, you never e know what is going on inside that vehicle. is someone intoxicated? is there more than that going on? reporter: he did post bail but will be back in court to f josh: right now a state of emergency is in place for parts of florida, georgia, and the carolinas. as hurricane matthew nears the u.s. millions are beinged to to prepare for evacuations, the governor of florida has urged people living along the coast to leave now. thousands of national guardsmen are standing by for what could be the largist vaccination in florida s history. food, water and gas. went to four different stations trying to get gas and no gas. there was no one at costco and people are just grabbing up all the water at wal-mart. josh: mike haddad has been tracking the sto
like we do. now, wmur news 9 this morning. amy: good morning, new hampshire. 6:00 on this saturday, october 29th. i m amy coveno. we ll get to our top stories in just a minute, first, josh judge is in the weather center with a look at the forecast. hi, josh. josh: good morning, it s saturday. we had rain yesterday and now there s more moving in from the west as you can see here on the latest satellite imagery and radar and the last two hours because it s about to rain, perhaps, where you are. maybe it already is and notice a little bit of mixed precipitation possible in the higher terrain and areas to the north. a quick burst of rain here, but more showers off to the west could move in through the mid day and early afternoon hours. temperatures in the 30 s to lower 40 s and headed to the 40 s and milder today after 40 s the last couple of days, some today and that s a trend that will continue in the next few days, we ll talk about the warmer air pushing in this direction comi
injuries and fluids leaking. e.m.s. went out, but everybody refused treatment on the scene. so there were no injuries. reporter: tasker is free tonight on $1,000 cash bail for the d.w.i. arrest and is scheduled to be arraigned on november 14. but that could change if he is taken into custody for violating his first bail. we reached out to tasker for comment, he has not responded. suzanne roantree, wmur news 9. tom: tonight a charged with negligent homicide after police say he caused a deadly chain reaction crash while under the influence of drugs, it happened on 111 in salem. wmur s cherise leclerc live in the studio now with more on the charges he now faces. reporter: that man, todd gurley, not only faces the negligent homicide charge, but also accused of driving under the influence of drugs and trying to hide heroin in his car. the first place when he allegedly crashed into a car, causing it to swerve head on into another vehicle being driven by david bouchet, whose wife wa
have been meeting in washington, d.c., to work out a deal. today s meetings to resolve the need to resolve the issue were productive. drivers outside of the month are working under a current contract and are prohibited from striking, but, other first student school bus drivers have indicated that if belmont goes on strike, they may honor it and not operate their buses either. that could affect as many as 33 districts all across new hampshire. really a community issue. parents have a great deal of reliance on schools to provide transportation with those will buses running in the morning and afternoon. families that have both parents at work or families that have one parent in a household, this really does pose a lot of issues. reporter: these districts are preparing plans just in case those sides do not come to an agreement next tuesday. wmur news9. josh: right now police in nashua are investigating a shooting there. jennifer: it left two people with serious injuries and a
osha officials say the company ignored seven weather alerts from the national weather service that had warned of more than 60-mile an hour winds. the florida-based company is facing a criminal trial and a wrongful death lawsuit filed by the victim s family. wmur, news 9. we do have some breaking news just coming in, a woman in durham has been rushed to the hospital with life-threatening injuries after being hit by her own car. authorities are still trying to figure out exactly what wmur is live right now with all the breaking details. reporter: it was about 3:30 this afternoon that durham police got a call to baghdad report with a report that someone had been struck by a car. when they arrived they found an 86-year-old woman in the roadway with severe injuries and her car idling nearby. police say it appears that her own car ran her over. now they are still in the process of trying to figure out roadway closed until then. we are still investigating, but it appears as thou