wmur's ray brewer is live at saint anselm college this morning with a recap. reporter: recent polls show senator ayotte and governor hassan are locked in a very close race, and the results could affect the balance of power in washington, so there is a lot at stake. this was the second leg of our granite state debates here at saint anselm college. the candidates covered a wide range of issues including cyber security student loan debt and the drug crisis. neither ayotte nor hassan was presidential nominee. they did clash when it came to gun rights. >> i appreciate so much how important it is that we keep guns away from criminals and terrorists. i also believe it's equally important that we stand up for the 2nd amendment rights of our citizens. >> we should be closing the loopholes in our background check systems so that terrorists can't buy guns online and at gun shows, and even after the tragedy in orlando, senator ayotte had the opportunity to vote to close those loopholes, and she reporter: the candidates did agree that there should be no u.s. ground troops

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reporting live at saint anselm college, ray brewer, wmur news 9. erin: and again our granite , state debates start tonight at , state debates start tonight at 7:00, when the candidates the u.s. senate candidates are up tomorrow, followed by both congressional districts. and you can watch then all right -- we can watch them all right here on wmur, or on our website, mobile app, or facebook page. vermont senator bernie sanders is holding "get out the vote" rallies at plymouth state university and dartmouth college today, rallying support for both maggie hassan and hillary clinton. meanwhile, a new report from "the new york times" suggests that donald trump's own lawyers were concerned about how he managed to avoid paying certain taxes. and clinton is dealing with the involving her private server. abc's lana zak reports. lana: good morning. donald trump is hoping the fbi's investigation will propel him to a come-from-behind win. he is even taking on states like michigan, were even though he continues to trail in the poll, just a week ago seemed out of

anselm. and this may be shea porter and guinta part four, but -- >> we have three podiums which is a first for a general election of independent candidate. as you know 41% of new hampshire voters are registered as undeclared or independent. so this independent candidate is sort of a new twist for general election here in new hampshire. josh: clearly the polls would indicate that sean o'connor is a bit of a long shot, but if there's ever a cycle where people are looking for something let's say phone traditional, this is it. >> this whole election has been nontraditional and we've seen in states like maine and vermont, they have picked incandidates. looking forward to it. josh: we say this all the time, but five days before the election polls are what the polls are, but new hampshire voters are discerning, the debates are important because people change their minds. >> absolutely. these are the most educated civically engaged voters in the country, and they watch these debates. and these debate

all of the debates begin at 7:00 here at saint anselm college. you can watch them live on wmur or on our website or mobile app. live in manchester, ray brewer, wmur news 9. erin: the new hampshire community college system is working with police to recover $130,000 it lost to wire fraud. a spokeswoman says the college system was making payments on a project by check. but it was recently asked to pay through an electronic funds transfer instead. the system was told that the funds would be paid through an organization called automated clearing house. but it later discovered that the organization is a fraud and the funds never made it to the vendor. sean: work is expected to resume today at a construction site in the men were working at the new public safety complex project, when a roof support came crashing down. town officials say the workers were installing wooden roof trusses when one buckled, bowed and fell on them knocking them to the ground. the men were taken to concord hospital with serious, but non life threatening injuries. >> one had a br

reporting live at saint anselm college, ray b erin: thank you. we are following breaking news out of iowa, where two police officers have been shot and killed in ambush-style attacks in des moines. investigators say they first responded to reports of shots fired just after 1:00 this morning, and found one officer shot. about 20 minutes later, another officer was found shot. about two miles away. both died, and now a manhunt is underway for the suspect. a press conference is getting underway right now to provide we will continue to update you on the story throughout the morning. sean: right now, police say charges are possible after a deadly crash in salem. investigators say a car turning onto route 111 from ermer road around 4:30 yesterday afternoon hit another car, pushing it into oncoming traffic. a 69-year-old woman who was riding in one of the cars died. one driver was flown to a boston hospital. another is being treated for serious injuries in manchester. officers say the man who caused the crash was treated at the scene. >> it is a high-spe

the saint anselm college field hockey team is in the tournament for the first year ever. there is your newest fcs called football poll. molly's not thinking about cancer today, but three years from now, a routine screening will catch it early and make all the difference. so when chris sununu voted to cut funding for planned parenthood, cutting access to cancer screenings and birth control for thousands of women, for molly, it's the rest of her life. the stakes are too high to make chris sununu governo. this advertisement has been paid for by put new hampshire first i'm maggie hassan, and new hampshire has a very clear choice: do we keep going with a senator who repeatedly votes with the corporate special interests... or a new senator who sides with the people of new hampshire? my focus has always been on creating opportunity for working families: more affordable. lowering prescription drug costs. and always protecting a woman's right to make her own health care decisions. these are my priorities, why i approve this message... and why i respectfully ask i'm hillary clinton

moderator and wmur political director josh mcelveen begins our team coverage tonight live from saint anselm college. josh: good evening to you guys. the two candidates came into the debate acutely aware of two way, -- week away, and roughly half the electorate are yet to make up their minds on who they will for for governor. contrast is not been hard to find throughout these two and that was true tonight on the debate stage where they mixed it up pretty good. for a recap of tonight's debate, let's send it out to jean mackin. jean: sandwiched in between state issues the candidates kept coming back to experience. dissecting each other's resumes. colin van ostern and chris sununu debated which executive councilor has the best experience. >> his only job in the past decade is working for the sununu family. and when his family bought him a ski mountain for him to run. he hasn't been able to keep an eye on the bottom line or look out for people. >> we're the only resort on the entire east coast expanding pill the fact that while he was running campaigns i was cleaning up hazard waste sites. jean:

that will wrap up our coverage from the college of saint anselm college. tom: our commitment 2016 coverage never stops on wmur.com and on our mobile app. go to our elections section to watch extended clips from white house, hillary clinton's former rival bernie sanders says new hampshire voters play a critical role in the presidential race. >> the future of this country may rest on your 4 electoral votes for president. shelley: the vermont senator visited plymouth state university and dartmouth college campaigning alongside governor hassan. he urged the crowd to make their vote count and says theirs a -- there is a stark difference between clinton and trump on >> the differences between secretary clinton and mr trump are day and night on every major issue facing this country sec -- secretary clinton's positions are far far better for the working class and middle class of this country. shelley: sanders will be on the campaign trail for clinton all week. with events from coast to coast. tom: republican nominee donald trump says a clinton victory will destroy

anselm hockey team is in the final four, we talk about a possible national championship this weekend. josh: and one cancer survivor has even more reason to celebrate the unexpected launch of her singing career. tonight, after two people were struck by a car. now the driver under arrest. and a harrowing night spent on the side of the highway in epping. a woman injured in a crash, but not found for hours. josh: a virginia college student a cancer diagnosis prevented her from auditioning for the voice. jean: now she's singing with country music stars garth brooks and trisha yearwood. drew wilder has the amazing story. reporter: daniellea won a meet and greet with garth and trisha through a local radio station. she told them her story and added she's a huge carrie under wood fan. when garth heard her story he invited her to sing during a sound check. was singing one of her songs with her, and i'm like i'm not going to mess her song up. she wasn't feeling well, she had a little cold and she said how would you like to sing with me, and i was like what, tonight? >> she was also impressing th

saint anselm college and snhu, ready to hook up on the court to get the season started at penmen fieldhouse. with snhu leading the series 33-31. the penmen have won 4 of the last 5 games. most recently, they played in the ne-1o championship game last season, with snhu winning by 16. it's a win for the manchester monarchs on education day. over 6000 fans were there. kevin morris, son of former monarchs head coach mark morris, scored his first goal of the season. the monarchs win it 4-1. the teams play again friday night in manchester. first goal that we wanted and a voice came out ready to play. it was a good teed up points. we played this team again all weekend. you have to's have that you have to have the same effort friday through saturday. jamie: it was a tough week for the unh hockey team overtime losses against boston college and arizona state and a tie against merrimack college. they only got one point in 3 games. but one thing they have going for them they are in 3rd place in hockey east, just one point behind second place umass lowell. unh plays just one game this weekend. we asked

wmur political director josh mcelveen is live at saint anselm college, where the candidates will face off in tonight's granite state debate. >> unlike the other high profile characterized as stemcells are close races, she comes into this the heavy favorite over her republican challenger, both in terms of name identification and fundraising. that is translating into the numbers where she has a 14 point lead. a poll is a call, and according to bill gardner, roughly three quarters of a million people will cast a ballot in the election, so anything can happen. this his final chance to turn things around. we will have a lot of questions in terms of the issues, but this will be a debate where jim lawrence has to have a big debate. we will see what have they have in terms of support outside. how is it looking outside now? >> as you said, here we go with gathered outside the new hampshire institute of politics, far fewer supporters than we have seen for other debates. supporters for democrat annie kuster have been here before with the incumbent running for her third term four years ago this m

the saint anselm field hockey team lost in overtime to l.a. you post. the teams met in the division ii national semifinals tonight. gronkowski is officially out for sunday's game in severance cisco. he took a hard hit to the chest in last sunday's game with seattle. he has not practiced and will not play. chris hogan has also been rolled out with a back injury. there you go. tom: a lot going on. a great job on friday night football. coming up, and epic fall on live shelley: but it is what the anchor does after hitting the ice that will have you laughing [ whistling ] we've got a problem, friend. half off any smartphone for anyone who switches? what's the problem? the naughty list shouldn't get deals! yeah, but anyone who switches gets half off of any smartphone. even these? yeah, any smartphone. call the big guy! [ bell dings ] santa? no, jingles. [ knuckles crack ] [ spits ] ooo. ouch. [ neck cracks ] [ darien ] switch and get half off any smartphone. shelley: a news anchor hit the ice literally. tom: carol brown tried to imitate a figure skater but hi

democrat congresswoman annie kuster and republican jim lawrence will hit the stage at saint anselm college. wmur political director josh mcelveen will moderate tonight's debate. josh, this is the only race in which our polls show a candidate with a significant lead what can , and what can we expect tonight? largely flown under the radar. it did not get attention from national parties. it has been relatively quiet, at least in terms of the political theater. that does not make the issues any less important. social security, energy, important things they will be talking about tonight. term, while jim lawrence ran a couple of years ago in a primary race for the republicans, then won the primary this time around, but again, he is an underdog coming into this race, but they also have their core supporters, because on a friday night, donald trump in town, high-profile candidates coming into the state this weekend. they are gathered there for a while. we're standing by live. fourth and final debate, and as you said, no other place to be on a friday night for these political supporters gathered ou

saint anselm college against snhu. hawks in blue. brendan kane makes a glove save. first goal of the game goes to the penmen. the penmen trying. power play, fires one home for the 2-0 lead . timothy bayliss scored the game-winner. snhu wins 3-2. it is the annual tradition. the jou yukica new hampshire chapter of the national football foundation held their annual huddle tonight. it's a chance for the high school coaches to get together and talk about the season gone by. congratulations to them. continues. on to the second round of the playoffs. the guys are getting ready to go. they played james madison earlier in the year. >> my kids are playing confident. they believe in themselves. they always had. i think saturday's game will give a boost to what they are doing. >> we are playing a good team. we put 64 up on them and we just need to play like we did in the fourth quarter for four quarters. jamie: they had a big come back in that game. hopefully they have four strong quarters. tom: still to come on wmur news 9. shelley: completing a cross-country challenge. how mu

now to the rivals, saint anselm college at snhu. season opener for both teams. snhu coach stan spirou was honored for his 600th career victory with a banner in the fieldhouse. adrian oliveria drives and scores. harrison taggart scores just inside the 3 point arc. 10-7 hawks. 74-68. how about this challenge for the umass lowell basketball team, playing at assemlbly hall against 6th ranked indiana. 1st half. an early and short-lived lead. jahad thomas drives the lane for the spinning layup. score, 5-4 umass lowell. inbounds tipped away. juwan morgan with the fastbreak dunk. in the second half, a big alley oop dunk. indiana wins 100-78. it's a win for the manchester monarchs on education day. they dropped the puck at 10 am in front of about 6000 kids at snhu arena. kevin morris, son of former monarchs head coach mark morris, scored his first goal of the season. the teams play again friday night in manchester. >> the boys came out ready to play today so it was a good two and we will have the same effort friday and saturday. >> tuesday they play a couple of days befo

the debate begins at 7:00 tonight, live from saint anselm college in manchester. you can watch it right here on wmur as well as on our website and mobile app. the candidates in new hampshire's first congressional district got a chance to face off in last night's debate. incumbent republican congressman democrat carol shea-porter and , independent shawn o'connor all took part. guinta and shea-porter took turns taking jabs at o'conner. shea-porter took digs at his business record while guinta slammed him as a bernie sanders progressive. >> mr. o'connor has identified himself as a progressive democrat, a bernie-crat, and that's why he was running for a year and a half in the democratic primary. >> he had a boutique business that helped people get into law school. we need jobs that people can actually have right now. >> i understand that both the meteoric rise in the polls, but the fact of the matter is i created jobs here in new hampshire. erin: if you missed any of our granite state debates, you can watch them right now on wmur.com and on our mobile app. now to to d

moderator and wmur political director josh mcelveen begins our team coverage tonight live from saint anselm college. josh: good evening to you guys. we talked about the price tag so staggering. we're talking north of 100 million dollars, but at the end of the day, this is about candidate themselves, their voting record and plans to solve the problems we face in this state and in this nation. not to mention that this is also a tight race, it's too close to call according to the latest granite state poll. this debate tonight was a number of different issues. for recap, let's go to adam sexton who is standing by. adam: some moments of contention but for the most part, the candidates did stay mostly in their lanes tonight, content to race side-by-side in their their way. even in a discussion of cyber-security, these two u.s. senate candidates so unwiling to fully embrace their respective parties presidential nominees find themselves pulled back into the orbit of trump and clinton. >> wheu cyber-security, the democratic nominee, hillary clinton, that governor hassan has followed on so many issue

the saint anselm college field hockey team is in the tournament for the first year ever. there is your newest fcs called safe hands. croydon home are being rehabilitated. tom: the dogs range in age from three weeks to much older and many are extremely malnourished. it could take weeks before any of the dogs are well enough to be adopted. they >> do need a of medical attention. >> several of them have never logical issues. they are fair -- have neurological issues. they are very wobbly. there is one that is blind. tom: work. it could take weeks before the dogs are put up for adoption. i am sure there will be a lot of good families. shelley: beautiful day for election day. mike: you could not ask for much better. temperatures 10 degrees above average. it is coldest friday night into saturday night before temperatures get back to the average. could not be better molly's not thinking about cancer today, but three years from now, a routine screening will catch it early and make all the difference. so when chris sununu voted to cut funding for planned parenthood, cutting access

anselm wrapped up the regular season on the road with a loss. the cross country meet of champions found at mines falls in nashua. patrick o'brien was the boys winner in a time of 15:3.4. nashua north won the team title. jacqueline goss of exeter won the girls' race. a couple volleyball state championships going on today as well. hollis brookline wins 3-1 and ago. summersworth and wyndham are on the court for the division 2 championship as we speak. still to come tonight the playoffs begin for 24 high school football teams. find out who is moving on to jason: high school football quarterfinals merrimack and goffstown in division i. tomahawks in blue. first quarter justin grassini 7-0 merrimack. the 36th touchdown pass of the season for grassini. a new state record. grizzlies respond. still in the first peyton bickford hits franklin castillo diaz in stride. he's gone. 79-yard touchdown. grassini threw six touchdown passes today. now has 41 for the season. tomahawks get the first playoff win since 1995. in the east-west bracket nashua north and bis

the debate begins at 7:00 tonight live from saint anselm college in manchester. watch it here on wmur as well as republican senator kelly ayotte and democratic challenger governor maggie hassan faced off last night in the second of our granite state debates. recent polls show the two are locked in a very close race. the candidates covered a wide range of issues during the debate including cyber security the drug crisis and gun rights. >> i appreciate so much how important it is that we keep guns away from criminals and terrorists. important that we stand up for the 2nd amendment rights of our citizens. >> we should be closing the loopholes in our background check systems so that terrorists can't buy guns online and at gun shows, and even after the tragedy in orlando, senator ayotte had the opportunity to vote to close those loopholes, and she has declined to do that. kristen: neither ayotte nor hassan was willing to fully support their respective party's presidential nominee the candidates did agree that there should be no u.s. ground troops in iraq for the fight

anselm college. it is the second in our granite st hampshire institute of politics. josh mcelveen is live now with what we can expect to see when these two candidates take the stage. josh: we talked a lot about this race over the year, but much of the discussion has been in the context of the top of the ticket. but the reality is there are a lot of issues facing the state and a nation. foreign policy, national security, foreign and domestic terrorism. obviously we have an opioid crisis in new hampshire, and everyone is worried about the for these candidates to make their case and offer solutions to the problems that we do face. and the latest wmur granite state poll shows that this race is tied. and the same poll shows that roughly 40% of voters have yet to make up their minds. so this puts more pressure on what is already a high stakes debate, tonight is critical to both campaigns. there are a large group of people here at the institute of politics outside right now who do not fall in the undecided kelly ayotte have some loyal core support. for more on that we send

anselm college. josh, what can we expect from josh: let's back up a limb, for the last 10 years the first district of new hampshire has been represented by either shea-porter origin that, and this election represents chapter number four of their political rivalry. as you can see, we have three podiums tonight, and that's because independent candidate o'connor made a late surge to get on the debate stage and he'll be talking a lot to the invoicer out there, and there's no question about it if had this cycle has taught us anything is there an appetite for something but this will be an important debate for all three campaigns. and there are no shortage of issues. obviously there's the economy and pocketbook issues, the opioid crisis remains a major problem in new hampshire, and there's also foreign policy issues to discuss as well. so this is an important night for all three campaigns. the supporters for all three also started turning out at the institute of politics earlier than expected. and they're s

josh mcelveen moderated tonight's debate and joins us live from the institute of politics at saint anselm college. reporter: over the course of the last elections, carol shea-porter has developed a political rivalry and it is often played out on the you debate stage and while they were certainly not shy about going after each other with criticisms they also managed to find some common ground in this one at least when it came to the independent candidate in this written the end of etiquette it was on stage with him tonight shawn o'connor let's get a recap that debate with adam sexton who is standing by live. reporter: josh the past 3 debates between carol shea-porter and frank guinta have been tense and testy affairs this one was a little bit lighter, even when the candidates were mixing it up but that had a lot to do with the fact that they had someone else on stage to attack. >> -- race, and endorsed bernie sanders. >> ok, ok i got this, alright? reporter: in their 4th granite state debate match-up frank guinta and carol shea-porter joined forces to tag-team the new candidate on their tu

anselm college. they kick off tomorrow at 7:00 p.m. right here on wmur. first with the candidates for governor, followed by u.s. senate and both congressional districts later this week. tom: now to the race for the white house. the latest poll shows the race tightening. if the election were held today, hillary clinton would defeat donald trump by a seven-point margin. trump with libertarian gary johnson and green party candidate jill stein combining to get seven points of support. hillary clinton campaigned in ohio today where she criticized the fbi for announcing friday it was reviewing more material that could be linked to clinton's e-mail scandal. the bureau will be reviewing e-mails tied to clinton's aide huma abedin, focusing on a laptop that belonged to former congressman and abedin's estranged husband anthony weiner. the clinton campaign calling the double standard. mrs. clinton: and i am sure they will reach the same conclusion that they did when they looked at my e-mails for a year. there is no case here. tom: the clinton campaign manager calls t

anselm professor of politics chris galdieri says a kind of permanent campaign might work, but the question would be who's holding down the fort in washington. of course, if resi president trp ever starts feeling bogged down in the beltway, escape will be just one tweet away. >> my guess is it will be very difficult to keep trump from adam: even as trump is promising to keep things more presidential online he was at it again on , twitter this morning going after the "new york times," claiming they are losing subscribers due to highly inaccurate coverage of the trump phenomena. cherise: right now crews are , searching through the rubble for survivors of a powerful 7.8 earthquake that rocked new zealand this morning. at least two were killed several buildings damaged. as abc's jennifer eccleston tells us, emergency official higher ground in threat of a tsunami. reporter: shattered glass and fractured nerves in new zealand. the island nation rocked by a major earthquake overnight. sirens ringing out across several coastal towns. many people waking up to shaking and things crashing to the groun

for more on that, we send it out to john distaso, he's anselm college. reporter: hi josh, yes, i'll be looking for a group of towns. but there are five big ones, obviously the stiff manchester and within the city of manchester one of the first group of returns that comes in is from ward one. manchester of course has a democratic edge, but often goes republican. nashua, huge, especially in the senate race. democratic strong hold, democratic edge in registration, but it's kelly ayotte's home mitigate. she needs to do very well there if not win it, come very close. even though it's democratic. the city that might be the well weather for the state because it's evenly matched in terms of democrats and republicans is rochester, stratford county. watch rochester as well, very big. derry, republican town but blue collar. so will it go democratic? will it go for trump? could it be a big place donald trump. in the past it's gone both ways in terms of republican and democratic. and then claremont which is a democratic city, but it's a very blue collar democratic ci

anselm lose at aic. bruins and coyotes, the passernak with a with un-- one-timer, they play at colorado tonight. the monarchs in reading. diamond scored two goals and added assist, they win 6-4. they're off until they'll host reading in manchester. unh at home with arizona state. the first period kellerher scores, ties it. and shane yzerman gets one for the wildcats. they take a 4-2 lead. they score this one in overtime and arizona state takes it 5-4 in ot. unh back at it this afternoon isaiah thomas scored 23 points including boston's final 8 and the celtics beat the pacers in indiana 105-99. olenik, and boston plays in north northerlied-- new hampshire. and the top three g from new hampshire. jacqueline of exeter became the first girl from exeter high school to win a new england cross-country championship and first from new hampshire since 2006. congratulations to her. for the football scores and highlights from yesterday's high school playoff action, go to our website, wmur.com/fnf. and the patriots,

anselm off our debate series tonight with the race for governor. josh: our latest poll shows the race between van ostern and sununu is still very close. josh mcelveen is joining us live tonight with what these candidates need to do to gain the edge. josh? josh: you know for several months now we've heard the constant drum beat of the top of the ticket race in a presidential election that we've never seen bef has the attention of the nation and it's costing more than $100 million before it's all said and done. but this race obviously very important. the two men on stage tonight, colin van ostern, and chris sununu, and there are a lot of votes still to be had out there. the poll we released yesterday shows that van ostern appears to haven't made up their minds, nearly half haven't decided yet. there are a lot of issues on the minds of voters, particularly when it comes to the economy, public safety, crime, the drug problem here in new hampshire. they want to hear from the candidates and then decide for themselves who they think is best to lead the st

to our live wmur granite state debate series from the new hampshire institute of politics at saint anselm college. i'm political director josh mcelveen. tonight, we'll be addressing the most important topics in new hampshire and the nation, with the candidates for our state's first congressional district, independent candidate, businessman shawn o'connor, democratic challenger former u.s. congresswoman carol representative frank guinta. we will take a look at the format. questions will come from the moderator and our panelists, each candidate will have one minute to respond. rebuttals will be at the moderator's discretion. each candidate will also get time for a closing statement. before we start with the questions tonight, let's meet our panelists. dan tuohy is a reporter for the new hampshire union leader. john distaso is a wmur political reporter. and josh rogers is a reporter for new hampshire public radio. first question, which goes to the question that needs to be asked. it is a revolving door. this year, voters sent a message for change when they voted for donald trump and bernie s

welcome to our live granite state debate series from the new hampshire institute of politics at saint anselm college. the top issues facing our state and the nation with the senate's for u.s. senate, republican incumbent senator kelly ayotte and then cut challenger, governor maggie hassan. let's have a look at the format. two nights questions will come from the moderator and our panelists. each candidate has a minute to respond. rebuttals will be at the moderators discretion. there will be time at the end for a closing statement. kevin landrigan is a reporter for the new hampshire union leader. john distaso is a political we're going to begin with the threat that is emerging at a very rapid pace, cyber terrorism . about 10 days ago, the new hampshire technology company dime -- dyne was attacked. the experts say could easily happen again. some people worry that attacks like these could disrupt the financial markets or knockout target. -- our power member of the security committee. is there anything we should do to stop that threat? sen. ayotte: it is great to be here with governor hassan nada

anselm field hockey lost in overtime. emily miller scored the game winner in overime to lift the pioneers to a 1-0 win. the hawks end a great year of a record of 17-5. and patriots tight end ron gronkowski is officially out. he took a hard hit to the chest in the game with seattle. he will not play on sunday. wide receiver chris hogan has been ruled out a back injury. a big game for unh football, 1:00 up in maine. the winner of that game keeps their playoff hopes alive, the loser, their season is over ap dartmouth wraps up at 1:30 against the princeton tigers on the three state championship football games up to durham. division 3, division 2 and night cup is division 1. that's sports on saturday. amy: the spirit of giving, how you can help your fellow granite staters have a happy thanksgiving and why it means so much. now to our u local hot shot. check out this beautiful day including with a beautiful hike up plymouth mountain. a great shot! you can submit >> this morning, the spirit of giving, a food drive is underway fo

anselm lost 28-25 despite a fourth quarter rally. kyle hill had 10 catches for 108 yards and two touchdowns. plymouth state improved to 5-4. they win 28-7 at home against and mitch out of milford had 167 yards and a receiving touchdown. those 167 yards were rushing. he caught a touchdown pass. four high school soccer championship games will be played. the girls two games in exeter and two in laconia. we'll have highlights and scores later today in sports. have a good sunday. amy: the final countdown to election day. how the trump campaigns are trying to sway undecided voters. shots ring out in a manchester neighborhood. what police say started an argument that left two people injured. we bring you this live look at the unh arena in manchester. the 10th annual marathon about to get underway. josh judge is in with your molly's not thinking about cancer today, but three years from now, a routine screening will catch it early and make all the difference. so when chris sununu voted to cut funding for planned parenthood, cutting access to

anselm played the season finale at southern connecticut and in dartmouth there at cornell and that's a 1:30 kickoff. you get wisconsin at northwestern at noon. clemson and syracuse your 3:30 game and nightcap, nebraska at ohio state which should be a good one. the red sox lost their bench coach, the arizona diamondbacks have he managed the team for 49 games in 2015 when john farrell left the team to undergo treatment tore lymphoma. if you'd like to see last night's football report, a preview of the 12 playoff games today. go to our website, wmur.com/fnf. >> ahead on news 9 this morning, molly's not thinking about cancer today, but three years from now, a routine screening will catch it early and make all the difference. so when chris sununu voted to cut funding for planned parenthood, cutting access to cancer screenings and birth control for thousands of women, it's politics for him. for molly, it's the rest of her life. nt has been paid for by put new hampshire first and has not been authorized by any candidate. i'm maggie hassan, and new hampshire has a very clear choice: do we kee