davidson took a back seat in the movie script. >> william davidson is in the story as a brother to the founders but in reality, he was an integral member of that team. >> great grandson bill davidson is taking that in stride, knowing that the motorcycle as always is the absolute star of the show. >> the neat thing is how great of interest in the history of harley davidson. and that people all over the world from all walks of life have an intrigue with this great brand. and we can come to the harley davidson museum here in milwaukee and see that real story, the real facts. >> harley and the davidsons is a three-part, six-hour docu-drama. ryan braun rides to the rescue for the brewers. plus, why the badgers star running back isn't concerned about his ankle injury. adrienne: and how the packers withstood the heat and the jaguars offense to win the season opener in jacksonville. dan needles and stephanie sutton have team coverage next in big i know you! [laughs] welcome! hi! we're your neighbors. we live across the street. thanks for this. i see you've got time warner cable like the rest o

only on wisn 12 we went to a , reliable source, named davidson. ? kathy: shot in romania starring actors from game of thrones fame it is titled, harley and the davidsons. >> i thought, wow, a dramatization on the beginnings of our great company. kathy: bill davidson is thrilled the discovery channel is putting the spotlight on the company built by his great grandfather, two of his brothers and their buddy william harley. starting out in a shed built by davidson's great-great grandfather. have here at the harley davidson museum that my relatives and bill harley were there in their early 20's when they roll that first bike out of the shed in 1903 in milwaukee. they were extremely excited, driven, passionate. kathy: a relative was so proud he painted a sign on the shed giving harley top billing. >> it was a relative of the davidson family. >> >> yes. kathy: making a movie and separating fact from folklore is a challenge. the head of hd archives, bill jackson says the movie crew , scoured documents copied the drawings for serial number one which stands

davidson took a back seat in the movie script. >> william davidson is in the story as a brother to the founders but an integral member of that team. >> great grandson bill davidson is taking that in stride, knowing that the motorcycle as always is the absolute star of the show. >> the neat thing is how great it is that there is this amount of interest in the history of harley davidson. and that people all over the world from all walks of life have an intrigue with this great and we can come to the harley davidson museum here in milwaukee and see that real story, the real facts. >> harley and the davidsons is a three-part, six-hour docu-drama. sheldon: coming up in sports, ryan braun rides to the rescue for the brewers. plus, why the badgers star running back isn't concerned about his ankle injury. adrienne: and how the packers withstood the heat and the jaguars offense to win the season opener in jacksonville. dan needles and stephanie sutton dan: the packers have now won 15 straight regular season games when jordy nelson has caught a touchdown pass from aaron rodgers. rodgers certainl

and the davidsons. they researched the history of the company to bring the story to life. four men from milwaukee started one of the largest motorcycle companies in the world in a small wooden shed. >> it's anomenal ory. >> bill davidson is the great grandson of william a. davidson, one of the original founders. he's now the vice president of the harley-davidson museum. >> when you think back about those humble beginnings of those wooden shed in the backyard of my great, great grandparents, it's amazing to see that shed, we have a replica here in the museum grounds. and then know what our company is today. >> reporter: he says the show's creators used the museum as a research center, and they allowed the davidson family to preview parts of the script. >> the family has talked a lot about it. we don't know really what to expect. but, the neat thing isis helped them on some of the facts and figures, and pictures of motorcycles. so, i think they really tried to be as true as possible, but, also want to bri

it kicked off last night at the harley davidson museum... with the unveiling of the brand new planned all weekend... celebrating harley davidson and it's history in milwaukee. "well the milwaukee rally is exciting - i mean we're surrounded by harley riders from all across the nation and its great that they are all coming home to the birthplace of harley davidson." motorcycle shows, concerts and other events are planned all weekend long at the harley davidson museum, the pilgrim road plant and at 5 area dealerships. today's highlights include a woman's ride starting at 9 this morning at the at hal's harley davidson in new berlin at 5:30 tonight. "there is no life i know who compare with your imagination." amc theaters are celebrating gene wilder's life, by bringing two of his biggest hits back to the big screen. "willy wonka and the chocolate factory" theaters - including at mayfair 18. willy wonka will be shown at 5 o'clock on saturday and sunday. blazing saddles will play at 7-30. tickets will be 5 dollars for each movie. gene wilder, who w

research center -- and allowed the davidson family to davidson family to preview parts of the script. bill davidson... the great grandson of one of the founders of the company... says the business has come a long way since it was started more than 1-hundred years ago. when you think back about those humble beginnings those four founders working in a 10 by 15 wooden shed in the backyard of my great great grandparents its amazing to see that shed we have a replica here on the museum grounds and then know what our company is today you can catch the three-part miniseries airs tonight on the discovery channel. still ahead... dispute between neighbors.what one man did to his neighbor's house and the firefighters had a hard time getting a massive house fire under control. dan krebbiel: i'm dan krehbiel -- a vietnam combat veteran. we don't need politicians playing games with attack ads. there's a better way. he combines targeted military force with better human intelligence. and, he'll work to get middle eastern states to take on the terrorists in their own backyard. russ feingold offers a t

. >> we compliment harley-davidson incredibly because we fall right underneath them. our motorcycles are smaller, lighter and more affordable. ,>> state tax bs bring the headquarters to milwaukee and the company hopes , the store will be the first of many. but royal enfield's interest wasn't just in locating the headquarters in milwaukee in general, but specifically in this third ward neighborhood. the company believes its brand appeals to the growing number of millennials here. >> they like kind of the lifestyle, the experience, that we think resonates with our brand. g.m. of the new operation considers a perfect fit. , >> at the end of the day, milwaukee is a motorcycle friendly city. ben: royal enfield will sell three styles of what it describes at middle-weight motorcycles, selling in the $5,000 to $6,000 price range. the store's grand opening is set for tomorrow. toya: new ton, milwaukee radio legend eric von. the prominent journalist passed away suddenly last night at his home in sherman park. von worked at wuwm and wmcs 1290 radio, and on milwaukee public telev

celebrating harley davidson and it's history in milwaukee. and carl deffenbaugh will be live from the house of harley starting in our 7 o'clock hour of wakeup. "we're surrounded by harley riders from all across the nation and it's great that they're all motorcycle shows, concerts, and other events are planned all weekend long at the harley davidson museum, the pilgrim road plant, and at 5 area dealerships. quite the afternoon for a mama bear and her two babies. quite the afternoon for a mama bear and her two babies. they spent the day in a pasadena, california neighborhood-- swimming n diving. experts think the two cubs are less than a year old. eventually the state's department of fish and wildlife tracked bear family to a tree. they're monitoring the bears and plan to wait until dark before moving them foot and a half below this deck. on camera i hope everyone is safe and all right." now at 5- hurricane hermine makes landfall...and causing some flooding issues in florida...and up the east coast. the storm has since been downgraded to a trop

the series called "harley and the davidsons" first aired last week. discovery said it was its most watched series ever excluding documentaries. much more is six-- on live at daybreak. including... high honors. where alverno college ranked in the u-s news and world report and how many times the college has been recognized for the honor. also... rise in home sales. the number of houses sold in august in four wisconsin counties and the two counties that had solid a good line of thunderstorms rolling through this morning but this isn't the only round we'll see today. i'll time out the next batch of rain in the now at six-- new information-- about the search for a shooting suspect on northwest side. ?just learned from police and why blocks-- will soon. then -- one of the only places you don't have to pay for parking in milwaukee... could soon start charging.where you can go to voice your opinion about paying for lakefront parking. and taking a live look welcome to live at daybreak. it's i'm bridget shanahan, in this morning for vince.and - i'm susan kim.we

bill davidson... the great grandson of one of the un company... william a. davidson.... says the business has come a long way since it was started more than 1- hundred years ago. when you think back about those humble beginnings of those four founders working in a 10 by 15 wooden shed in the backyard of my great great grandparents its amazing to see that shed we have a replica here on the museum grounds and then know what our catch the three-part miniseries airs tonight on the channel. a wisconsin couple is looking to reunite a dog with its owners after they say the dog floated down the mississippi river. the couple was camping -- when they saw the beagle struggling in the fast-moving river. they've named her annie for now .. and say the name fits her. "the night that she came in it was our wedding anniversary so we thought that was cute to name her annie for anniversary and it kind of fit the whole ph also discovered annie is deaf. it's unknown if the flood waters damaged her hearing, but it doesn't seem to deter annie from daily activities. up next-- on live at daybrea

we go to 95.7 deb davidson for good morning. deb: good morning. police are on the scene of a serious crash in manchester. at the intersection of hanover and beacon. they are asking you to avoid the area so they can get the area cleaned up. the major highways, 93 south looks good. it is beginning to get a bit busy by exit four. 293 and making your way through the mill yard. 95 north and south is looking great. from the traffic network, i'm deb davidson for 95.7 wzid. >> we begin with breaking news this morning. the attorney general's office is investigating a suspicious death. that's when we find ray brewer with what we know about the case this morning. good morning, ray. ray: good morning, sean. what we know unfortunately at this point is very little. we're at the intersection of milky way and caramel drive in danville. you can see the headlight and also the crime scene tape. at the point, the attorney general's office will only confirm they are investigating a suspicious death at the address. athi about how the person might have died or whether o

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thema: milwaukee is the home of harley-davidson. later today, it'll also be the home of another motorcycle company that's, in fact, older than harley. motorcycle maker based in india, is opening its first north american headquarters and store in milwaukee's third ward. the president of the company is a former harley executive who says they won't be competing for the same customers. >> we compliment harley-davidson incredibly, because we fall right underneath them. our motorcycles are smaller, lighter, and more affordable. thema: royal enfield will sell 3 middle-weight motorcylces, with a price-point of between $5,000 and $6,000. if you plan to take the bike out today, i don't know. maybe get the leather chaps on. jeremy: i would say do something inside and see how things look this afternoon. sunday is dry. you need an umbrella this thema: you can take wisn 12 news anywhere announcer: "jack hanna's wild countdown" is sponsored by nati jack: hi, everyone, i'm jack hanna, coming to you from my base camp here at the columbus zoo, and we

tim mccormick, harley-davidson museum: this is the biggest party of the year for us. we like to say we're inviting 100 thousand of our closest friends and family." family." bill davidson on tow us the first production motor with eight valves. four in each cylinder head. it's a great time to visit witd drool all over the chromed out bikes. we've got a series of stories about the different things you can check out at the milwaukee rally on our website cbs 58 dot com. look in the local news section. college football fans are rolling into titletown ahead of saturday's wisconsin-lsu mat. matchup.the city showed southern hospitalty to incoming fans at the airport.a marching band played the l-s-u fight song... and green bay's mayor passed out mardi gras beads. l-s-u fans say the one great weekend. 41-50gwen hamilton: "it is the first game of the season. the first game of the season is always the best game and to come to wonderful green bay makes it more exciting." exciting." 3 when fans were arriving... crews were out at lambeau field getting the turf ready for the game.they

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i'm deb davidson. sean: the investigation continues this morning into a deadly shooting in erin: a man die after being shot at the intersection of merrimack and beach streets. so far no arrests have been made. ray brewer live at the manchester police department with the latest on the investigation. ray: people living in the area say they are on edge as police work together to figure out lead up to the homicide. >>> it was just after 7:00 p.m. when jonathan vazquez ojeda suffering from a gunshot wound. he later died at the hospital. an autopsy performed on thursday. >> the cause of death was a gunshot wound to the chest. she certified the manner as a homicide. ray: there was a car in the center of the crime scene. they aren't saying if the victim was the homicide comes after several reports of shots being fired in the area. >> i've noticed more police volume. it has gotten worse. it terrifies me. especially with people with children. you have a park down the street and kids riding their scooters. it is

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i talked with bill davidson late this afternoon and asked him about the rally. rallies in milwaukee is the citizens of milwaukee really love harley-davidson and really support our great rant, and -- great brand, and when these writers come in from all over north america, they feel welcome, they feel like it is home, and that is a cool feeling. kathy: the milwaukee rally runs through monday. there is nothing to it ? kathy: catch willie wonka on the big screen this weekend. as a tribute to the late gene wilder, amc theaters will show "willie wonka and the chocolate factory" and "blazing saddles." you can see both movies saturday and sunday nights at mayfair mall. wilder, a milwaukee native, died monday of complications from alzheimer's disease. he was 83 years old. patrick: a very cool sight on lake michigan today. mark, a waterspout formed just east of kenosha. mark: they are beautiful and it is great when they are out on the lake. occasionally, they will come on land. this one state five miles out, and it is neat to watch this. this is when we start to get some

davidson from ohio. r. davidson: mr. davidson: i began my service here much like everyone else. we swear an oath to support and defend the constitution and that was the first time i swore before any of us here tonight. in 1988 at the climb action of the cold war, i enlisted in the infantry and i was honored to serve in germany after ronald reagan said, mr. gorbachev, tear down this wall. i was honored to be there at a ime when many people worried that ronald reagan with his intense rhetoric would somehow cause world war iii and maybe he was pushing too far, too hard or too much. i was horpped when east germans tore down their own wall. word had gotten past the iron curtain and they knew what we had here. they tore down their own wall and the oppressor did not stop them. i was honored that thanks giving to meet east berlinners who couldn't believe what they were seeing. they asked, is it like this everywhere and i thought they were talking how big berlin was. because they had not experienced what we had. we had the birth of plenty and the world's best markets and still do for goo

from the traffic network, i'm deb davidson for 95.7 wzid. erin: the national guard was called to help restore order after the second night following a police shooting. sean: what started as a prayer vigil erupted into violence. maggie rulli is following the situation for us this morning from charlotte. reporter: anger and violence taking over the streets of charlotte. at least four police officers are injured. and this morning one support after being shot in the head by another civilian. the protest started peacefully. but quickly turned chaosic. hundreds of protesters faced off against police in riot gear. some throwing fireworks. the police firing back with flash gore raids and tear gas. the governor has declared a state of emergency. anger is building here in charlotte over two different stories of h the police say they confronted scott inside an apartment complex and were forced to shoot. >> he exited the vehicle armed with a handgun as the officers continued to yell at him to drop it. reporter: police say a gun was recovered. his family

from the traffic network, i'm deb davidson for 95.7 wzid. >> we begin with commitment 2016 coverage now. hampshire rye -- primary. sean: democratic and republican candidates kicked off the debate. ray: good morning, sean and erin. all of the republican candidates hold the political office. last night they tried to solidify the name recognition and where they stand on state issues. the republican candidates for governor agreed on a few key donald trump and not supporting a state minimum wage. >> should new hampshire have a minimum wage? >> no. >> no. >> no. ray: and the background checks to buy a gun. >> it opens up a whole world of confusion and privacy issues when it comes to who is classified as being mentally ill. adjudicated. they should be put on the list. we had here in the city that shot two police officers. if they would have been on the list, they wouldn't have been able to buy a gun. >> i believe that we have to be careful about what we do with mental health records. >> mental illness is not a crime. as such, individuals should not

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we're joined live by deb davidson. good morning, deb. deb: good morning, kevin and erin. 93 south continues to move well. we're not seeing any from manchester down to the state line. everything is looking good on 101 from bedford out to hampton. on the everett turnpike, you are getting through the tolls with ease and making your way into nash wap. in massachusetts, heavy volume already at the 93 and 495 corrector in andover. from the traffic network, i'm deb davidson for 95.7 wzid. erin: the emergency following another night of violent protests. sean: the national gua has been called in. last night's protest started as a prayers vigil for the man at the center of a deadly police shooting. they quickly turned violent for when one was shot and critically injured. erin: after the shooting, they began marching through the charlotte, arm in arm, firing tear gas into the crowd. >> charlotte has always people can peacefully have dialogue and move forward. and when i look at the pictures, it is just -- this is not -- this is not who we are. erin

i'm deb davidson for 95.7 wzid. sean: all right. thanks. the investigation into a deadly shooting in manchester continues this morning. no arrests have been anun erin: the state attorney's general office is leading the investigation after a man was shot in the chest near the intersection of merrimack and beach streets wednesday night. ray brewer is following the case live for us in manchester. ray: an autopsy was completed yesterday. investigators have ruled the death a homicide. details are still very scarce. now investigators saying that a manchester native, 25-year-old was shot. police were called just before 7:00 wednesday evening. they have focused on a car at the scene. they will not say what connection the car has to the case. >> i've noticed a lot more police volume. definitely. it seems like it has gotten a lot worse. it terrifies me. especially for people with children and, you know, we've got a park right down the street. we have kids riding their scooters. it is absolutely horrible. sean: the investigation remains very active. p

we're joined live by deb davidson. good morning. deb: good morning. right now if you are starting your commute, everything is looking decent. then from the hooksett tolls down to the state moving well. in massachusetts, no delays on 93, 3, 95, or 495, from the traffic network, i'm deb davidson for 95.7 wzid. sean: thanks. topping the news this horning, an autopsy is scheduled for today on the body of a man killed in an officer-involved shooting in claremont. >> 25-year-old cody lafont died early yesterday morning after a confrontation with police. ray brewer is following the this morning live from the attorney general's office in concord. good morning, ray. ray: good morning. the attorney general's office leading the investigation. officials say it could take some time to figure out exactly what happened up there in claremont. they do tell us that police were called to congress street just before 5:00 yesterday morning after someone called 911 requesting service. it is not clear exactly what that call was for. 25-year-old cody lafont at the home and l

joined here by deb davidson. deb: good morning. we're already seeing some delays from bedford give yourself a couple problems on pet -- 93 south. from manchester to salem, you are up to speed. no delays on 111 or the spaulding. heading into massachusetts, all major roads are up to speed. i'm deb davidson for 95.7 wzid. sean: thanks. charges are possible say goffstown police. helped provide the key evidence in a case where a man had exdozed himself to children on a school bus. ray brewer live to explain. ray: good morning, sean. police say the man was following the school bus along 114 when the students noticed he appeared to be exposing himself. now the police say that the man, officers say the school bus rather was from a different school district and and that the gray nissan had been following for quite a while. the car pulled alongside the bus and the driver exposed himself to the girls on board and appeared not to be wearing any pants. that's when students jumped into action pulling out their cell phones. >> it was obviously to

from the traffic network, i'm deb davidson for 95.7 wzid. erin: and the polls are opening for the new hampshire primaries. erin: about 23% of register voters are expected to turn out it is pretty high for a state primary. far more republicans expected to vote than democrats. one of the biggest races is for governor. ray brewer is live at manchester's ward one this morning where the polls just opened. he has a closer look at the democratic field. ray: that's right. also a closer look at some of the early morning voters here at ward one in manchester have gotten up to cast their ballots. all three men hoping to political experience and they say they want to make sure the corner office says with their party. the candidates spent monday making a final push for votes. former state representative, mark connolly, shaking hands in manchester and speaking with the media. he says he's ready for the job and has the experience needed. >> i'm a person with a vision who wants to make new hampshire a safer and stronger place. ray: across the city, steve th

we're joined live by deb davidson. deb: good thursday morning. we're seeing some decent roadways in the granite state. 93 southbound is moving well from the plymouth to concord and from manchester to the state line. no problems on 293 from the upper split to the lower split in the bedford tolls okay with ease. in massachusetts, all major roads right now are up to speed. from the wzid traffic network, i'm deb davidson for 95.7 wzid. sean: thanks. new on "daybreak," police in tilton say they have seized a major shipment of drugs coming into the sate. erin: two people are facing charges. they found more than drugs. ray brewer live from the park and ride in tilton where the bustas ray? ray: police say this is where they watched the two vehicles meet and where officers spotted evidence of drugs in one of the cars monday evening. now police say initially they had stopped one of the vehicles for having a false inspection sticker. after searching the vehicle, investigators say they found more than 750 grams of heroin. that's worth about $80,000 on the st

i'm deb davidson for 95.7 wzid. erin: all right. thank you. we begin this morning in plaistow where the community is morning the death of a high school student. sean: the principal at timberlane regional high school says aun overdose early wednesday morning. her name has not been released. ray brewer joins us live this morning with the latest developments as police say they are investigating a death. good morning, ray. ray: good morning, sean. it was just a little over a week ago that school started and now the principal has already had to send home sad news telling parents about the death of a high school junior. in the letter the principal relayed the news that the student drug overdose. donald woodworth writing that counselors and administers are providing support for students. advice is hosted on how to cope with the loss. the school's superintendent said the student die of a drug overdose but didn't mention a drug or location. the police will confirm they are investigating a death. the principal says that classes and activities will go on

i'm deb davidson for 95.7 wzid. erin: a man accused of murdered a woman is expected to face a judge today. sean: 37-year-old stabbing death of joanne boucher. moore was arrested on friday. ray brewer live at the danville police department. what are officials saying about the relationship between the suspect and the victim in the case? ray: sean investigators with the attorney general's office aren't commenting on the nature of the relationship between moore and boucher. neighbors tell us that moore had been living with joanne boucher. caramel drive last monday. that was three days after authorities say she was killed. they say that moore stabbed her repeatedly. the new hampshire sex offender registry says that moore was living at the same address. it also shows he had a criminal record that dates back to 1996. in 1998 she was convicted of felonious sexual assault. and a statement issued after moore's arrest last week, boucher's ex-husband told news 9 quote we are glad that horrible crime. however myself, my fame, an

for that we're joined live by deb davidson. good tuesday that feels like a monday. right now we are beginning to see some building volume from exit five to the lower 293 split. just be alert. on the southbound side everything is moving well from north of the notches down to the hooksett tolls and making your way from manchester to salem. 293 is a good ride from the upper to the lower split. if you are heading into massachusetts, already seeing some busy volume on 93 southbound through network, i'm deb davidson. erin: we begin this morning with break news. the attorney general's office is investigating a suspicious death. sean: that's right. it happened in danville. we are joined live by ray brewer with what we know about the case. ray: the attorney general's office office is releasing little information. there's a state police cruir scene tape up behind me. once again the attorney general's office releasing very little information ordinary reason to say they are investigating what is being called a suspicious death. they are not saying whether or not the victim was

he worked for harley davidson for 24 years. he is also a military veteran >> thank you for your service. thanks four riding harleys >> reporter: today, members from his press scott community, along with the grand canyon harley davidson rallied around him to give him one last wish. >> put him on the back tri-glidend and take him for a ride. >> life long harley person, he lived in that mow minute. this is amazing. >> reporter: his granddaughter said this ride helped to bring his life full circle. he couldn't be any happier >> this is amazing. i'm pretty sure he thinks he has died and gone to heaven already. >> reporter: an event that started with just a few riders, but it quickly grew to more anticipation of this event. it was only a 15 minute ride, but he loved every minute of it. >> love to see that, thank you >>> still to come, many of us have dropped our cell phones into water. now, you may not have to worry whether your phone still works. a new device that is keeping it safe and dry >>> a hidden danger in your o'halleran: i

davidson? >> as dr. sosin said we work together through the changes and through the different reviews and the federal reviews and the gao, we have found gaps that we need to address. we have been active in the work that we have done with the inspectors and through the steps that we're taking through the guidance and policies ask we've got to continue to always look for improvement. >> let me ask one of the areas. so the gao report say that is they need to be reports, is this issue solved now dr. sosin? >> i do not understand. >> the in activation cases. is there a specific way that it's concrete now? >> yes. >> okay. do you have that set up now? >> yes, we've worked together to -- >> i have a few seconds, do you have that concrete and set up now where there's an in activation and case of clear reporting set up? >> yes, they're daupdated in august. >> general holcomb? >> yes, we do. >> okay. i'm out of time. >> thanks. in reviewing the ga i guess the 2016 report, there's now six additional recom

he's a former harley-davidson executive, bringing a new brand into harley's backyard. but, he says, they won't be competing for the same customers. >> we compliment harley-davidson incredibly, because we fall right underneath them. our motorcycles are smaller, lighter, and more affordable. kent: state tax breaks helped bring the headquarters to milwaukee, and the company hopes the store will be the first of many. royal enfield's interest wasn't just in locating the general, but specifically in this third ward neighborhood. the company believes its brand appeals to the growing number of millennials here. >> they like kind of the lifestyle, the experience, that we think resonates with our brand. kent: it's something john kear, the g.m. of the new operation, considers a perfect fit. >> at the end of the day, milwaukee is a motorcycle friendly city. kent: in milwaukee's third ward summer is back at milwaukee's lakefront. the annual celebration of native american culture will be at maier festival park today and tomorrow. features include dance, food, and activities such as

davidson. deb: good morning. we're seeing some delays in the nashua area. the highway is heavy on and also on the turnpike area. it is heavy by the northbound side by exit 13. if you are getting ready to commute, expect some slow-moving volume as you are approaching the hooksett rest area. it is slow on the southbound side through the area as well. if you are heading into massachusetts right now, all of the major roa from the wzid traffic network, i'm deb davidson. erin: federal investigators are looking into the man who carried out attacks. sean: ahmad rahami was arrested yesterday. murders of police officers. abc maggie rulli reports from new york. reporter: good morning. it began here and took police to a bar in new jersey where it all ended in a dramatic scene. >>> crossing two states the search for the suspected serial bomber ends in gunfire. >> there's a guy shooting a gun. reporter: unfolding after they sent a text alert of the suspect. the o o linden, new jersey, seeing a man sleeping in his hallway and calls the police. they recognize the suspect.

from the wzid traffic network, i'm deb davidson for 95.7 wzid. erin: thank you. the new hampshire supreme court is that a sexual history of a murder victim will remain sealed. yesterday's decision overturns a prior ruling. ray brewer is live outside of the court to explain the ruling. good morning, ray. ray: good morning. victim's rights advocates are hailing this ruling, saying it will help protect future victims of sexual assault. now the state supreme court in its ruling says that lizzi marriott's sexual history will re student killed in 2012. attorneys for seth mazzaglia wanted to use that history as part of his appeal. the attorney general's office state leaders, victim families, all objected to the release of the documents saying the state's rape shield law protects victims from having their sexual histories made public. >> we believe it was the right thing for the new protect the victim's rights. >> advocacy groups were waiting to see what decision would come down from the supreme court in new hampshire. ray: a spokesman for attorney general's office says

i'm deb davidson for 95.7 wzid. erin: thank you, deb. the republican race for governor is still too close to call right now. you can see that chris sununu does hold a narrow lead over frank edelblut. forester conceded. the winner will face van ostern in the general election. live to break down the governor's race. good morning, ray. ray: good morning, sean. later this morning the g.o.p. will hold their unity breakfast here at the bedford village in. as you mention, we still don't know who the republican nominee for governor will be. chris sununu does hold the slight edge over frank edelblut. the fact that edelblut has too much support is the state rep is not conceding. the campaign says edelblut might make a statement later this morning. psi knew knew pulled a lot of support. he is expected to hold on. >> it is exciting. it is exciting. i mean -- look. it is close. there's still a good amount of votes to come in. they will be counted. we feel very good. we're very optimistic. we have to count all of the votes. it wouldn't be a good new h

with it comes to town it brings thousand of harley-davidson enthusiasts from across the country. fox 6s julie collins caught up with a few of them theyve come from far and wide - 'this is their pilgrimage home; motorcycle mecca.' 'its a good opportunity to see whats new and check out some new merchandise and spoil the grandkids.' speaking of new -- its here where the new 2017 models were displayed unveiling the brand new "milwaukee eight" engine. 'brand new engine that we released just about 2 weeks ago on all of our touring bikes. more comfort, more response.' its here at the 16th annual and hours of hard work. 'hours, you cant even count them, well if we did, forget about it, you wouldnt want to count them.' no two harleys are the same and at the custom bike show that was evident snake alley custom bike makers entered 7 bikes into the show - including this hand made 11 feet long bike of steel - its the chicago based companys first time at the milwaukee rally 'we figured what better place to bring some others us.' the youngest bike designer - 9 year old adrijan who got his start

. >> reporter: he is been a lifelong harley-davidson fan. he knew the davidson brothers. at 101, all he wanted was one last writing fix. a community organized an event to get him back on a bike. it's one last drive and for ray western, it's the ride of century.>> i'll be 102 in harleys since he was harley. i fell in love with motorcycles.>> reporter: since then, he has been hug. he worked for harley-davidson for 24 years. not only was he a diehard harley rider, he's a proud military veteran. today, members of his press get valley community, hospice, the w davidson rallied to give him one last wish with one last ride. >> we put him on the back of a new motorcycle and took him for a ride.>> reporter: ray could not wait.>> yes indeed he. >> he is an amazing man. is almost 100 do. in good his body is falling apart, not reporter: he is grateful for one more ride that has brought his life full circle.>> i think he has died and gone to already. >> reporter: this event started with a few riders. it grew to more than 50. this ride was put together as an early birthday gift. his 10

from the traffic network, i'm deb davidson for 95.7 wzid. sean: thanks. claremont man shot by police is speaking out demanding answers. erin: autopsy results show that 25-year-old cody lafont was shot three times. ray brewer is live in the studio with reaction from lafont's mother. ray: cody lafont says her son has struggled with depression since he was you know young. this was not the first run in with police. he killed after a con problemmation. they say one officer shot lafont three times prompted the shooting. that part of the investigation could take sometime. tracy says her son loved animals and racing, he loved spending time with his family, especially his nieces and nephews. she said lafont had called 911 before in a cry for help. >> i don't know how many officers were there. any other times when i was called, there was at least two officers there. i can't imagine there restrain him. ray: she says she wants to know why this incident ended with her son dead. they say it is unclear when details of the shooting will be release. of it is

we're joined i've by deb davidson. good morning, deb. deb: good morning. if you are commute is starting on interstate 89, that's moving well from concord to the on the southbound side, we're not seeing any problems. things are slow right there between exit two in concord and the ramps get on to 93. 93 is okay through the state getting busy from exit three to the state line. the everett turnpike is moving along nicely from the bedford tolls to nashua. from the traffic network, i'm deb davidson for 95.7 wzid. sean: all right. deb, thanks. the mother of the claremont man who was shot and killed b morning is speaking out demanding answers. erin: autopsy results show that 25-year-old cody lafont was shot three times. wmur's ray brewer live in the studio with reaction from his mother. sean: cody lafont's mother says her son had struggled with depression since he was young. cody lafont was shot and killed early sunday morning after an confrontation with police in claremont. chest. it is still unclear what prompted the shooting. that part of the investigation coul

it's a restaurant with beautiful stage that is right next to the harley davidson dealership. it's saturday and sunday from 12:00 to 6:00. you can show up or nationalsingingstar.com to register to sing. it's all ages. all generas of music. here's the thing. you want to do it for fun? just for experience? for the cash prize? for the opportunity to go into a local recording studio in cleveland and do a commercial, sing a jingle. that is fine. you want to do it for a career move? kayla, jackie we arranged our producers are in direct contact with the producers from these big tv shows. they got finalists on american idol. yeah. >> there we go. >> that is kayla and jackie. we got byron he's doing legacy. this is show all over the country. he's doing. it's a tribute to the vegas royalty. >> so this competition, i think also what she's saying, people. but also what a great cause. >> i will get that in. . >> rainbow babies. >> we have raised $4.5 million for rainbow babies. but the money we raise here in cleveland goes to rainbow bays and childrens hospital. i want to say the timing of

you can sign up at the harley davidson on las vegas boulevard or the one in henderson. if you take the class you can bypass some of the steps needed to get a motorcycle license. it will also lower your insurance rate. our local first responders went toe-to-toe for the annual guns and hoses soccer game. members of the police and fire departments came together saturday at the soccer field over at u-n-lv. almost a thousand people came out to cheer on our local heroes. out las vegas fire and rescue... for the win. final score there... two to zip. proceeds from the event benefit the "injured police officers fund" and the "burn foundation." the 20-16 paralympics have come to a close. during the closing ceremony on sunday tributes were paid to the iranian cyclist who died saturday after crashing in a road race. china finished the games with 239 medals, 107 of which were gold. came in second with 147 medals. followed by ukraine with 117. the united states secured the number four spot with 115 medals the baton was passed off to tokyo, which will serve as host city for the 20-20

i'm deb davidson for 95.7 wzid. : thank you. our top story a new hampton man is accused of sexually assaulting two children ten years ago. sean: a 60-year-old robert ely was arrested at his home on wednesday. he was arraigned yesterday. he faces two counts of aggregated felonious sexual assault. his alleged victims were between 11:00 and 13 years old at the time. there could be more victims. >> we do think other people in the community them to come forward. sean: they have not said how ely met the children. if he's able to post bail, he's been ordered to stay away from anyone under the age of 16. erin: pinkerton academy is addressing concerns that some students wore racist outfits for spirit week. griffin morris says the administration become aware of the behavior yesterday afternoon. a concerned parent told news 9 that one student was seen wearing bla a confederate flag. the students in question have been talked to and the that school does not tolerate any attacks on another person. the incident remains under investigation. sea

i'm deb davidson for 95.7 wzid. sean: thanks. topping our news, the danville man accused of murdering a woman inside her home more than a week ago is expected to face a judge. erin: 37-year-old richard moore is charged with second-degree murder in the death of joanne boucher. ray brewer live in danville for us this morning. goodor we hope to learn more details in court today. investigators with the state attorney's general says that richard moore stabbed joanne boucher several times. moore has been charged with second-degree murder. they say that boucher was killed in -- on september 2nd, friday. her body wasn't discovered until monday inside her home on caramel drive. the officials aren't commenting on the moore was living with boucher. their investigation is far from home officials say, even though they have made an arrest. people who live the area say they are behind bars.t moore is we expect that he will be in court today to be charged with second-degree murder. live in danville, ray brewer, wmur news 9. erin: ray, thank you.

i'm deb davidson for 95.7 wzid. erin: thank you. all right. the new hampshire supreme court is upholding the rape shield law. they say the sexual history of a murder victim will remain sealed. yesterday's decision overturns a prior ruling. live outside of the supreme court in concord to explain the ruling. good morning, ray. ray: good morning. victim's rights advocates are calling the ruling ground breaking. they say it will help protect future victims of sexual assault. the ruling by the state supreme court means that lizzi marriott's sexual history will remain private. she was the u.n.h. student killed in 2012. attorneys for seth mazzaglia, the man convicted of killing her and sentenced to life in prison, wanted to use the history as part of his office, state leaders with and the victim's family objected to the release of the documents, saying the state's rape shield law protects victims from having their sexual histories made public. >> we believe it was the right thing for the new hampshire supreme court to stay

look at 'ready weather' 3 3 get your motor running, milwaukee.this is a live picture from the harley-davidson museum where the 16th annual harley milwaukee rally is just getting underway. it's the biggest free motorcycle rally in the midwest and of course it comes in the hometown of harley-davidson. the rally runs through the labor day like a women's ride tomorrow, demo rides on the newest motorcycles....a custom bike show and the big gig barbecue sunday on the summerfest grounds.that sound you'll hear all weekend won't be thunder..... downtown waukesha has been construction free for the past month... and after a ?rough summer? of roaclosures... we wanted to check in with businesses owners to see how they're doing since the reopened. jacob kittilst is live in downtown waukesha, where people say they're feeling pretty grateful it's all over...jacob? that's correct. in fact... for a lot of these businesses... just having their curbside parking bac gives them a boost to get back on track. the roads look great out here now... standing is huge contrast to last april when crews torn everything up..

. >>> two milwaukee police officers took part in the harley davidson women's ride today. the police department tweeted this picture of officer porter and sergeantnter outside the harley davidson museum. >>> gun owners and gun opponents are usually at odds at laws aimed at who should be allowed to buy a firearm. >> reporter: a mateen killed 49 people at an orlando nightclub questions were raised.?ctv about gun laws, disclosing the teen was at one time on the terror list. the question right now, ryan said, is that someone is on a terror watch list, are the authorities notified as to whether a person on that list is trying to purchase a gun or not? the brady bill mandated on gun checks by sales by firearm dealers in. 2004 the fbi began cross referencing the terror watch list, but not all private gun sales face the same scrutiny. >> there are 18 state that is require sales that require backgrounds checks and wisconsin is not one of them and the majority of states do not >> reporter: being on the terror watch list does not prevent someone from buying a gun. nearly 2500 backgun

they set up a 40-foot long learning trailer at the harley davidson in oconomowoc. riders of every skill level got to use the traffic simulators and other tools to help them learn how to safely get to their destinations. organizers say it's important to train all year >> it's a cycle motor skill. if you don't use it, you lose it, and nobody is as good as in the spring as they are in the fall. sheldon: you can you can take ae new on wisn 12, a wisconsin couple celebrating their anniversary get an unexpected visitor. adrienne: they were camping along the mississippi river, in iowa, when they spotted a beagle struggling in the water. they brought the dog to safety and say she was very hungry, but not hurt. now, they just want to find her owners. >> i wish we knew more about her. she's a house dog and someone has taken good care of her. >> just adorable, she's so good. adrienne: the couple decided to call her annie, at least for now, since they found her on the anniversary. it was gorgeous outside. tough to stay inside and watch football. sheldon: it was, but you got pi

it looks to stay on that path too and davidson and burton say they want to be long for the ride. >> we were pretty good, dude. >> so much fun. don't miss 11,000th episode of the young and restless today at 1:30 right here on cbs-3 after our noon show. >>> ukee was in l.a. and actually talk to the cast on set about this major milestone, see his report tonight on "eyewitness news" at 5:00. >> having a lot of fun. >> a lot of fun. >> cool guys. >> i love funniest thing is they lay father and son on the show, and it is really continue i. >> awesome. >>> coming up, local place where taxpayers can qualify for $1,400 rebate and why. >>> plus let you know it is flooding, we will see here this baton rouge on another natural disaster. you never know when you need to be prepared for an emergency. september marks national preparedness month so we will talk to the red cross about how to make an emergency plan, katie. >>> always important information to cover for sure. >>> in the meantime we are tracking tropics, tropical storm hermine now expect to have an impact on our labor day holiday weekend, s