>> listen, it's wonderful, and it's thrilling and it's exciting, and it probably is the best film since "the empire sean: now on daybreak, national security and foreign policy took center stage last night during the republican presidential debate. and some of the candidates clashed when it came to their plans and their qualifications. >> people are dying and we need to do something about it. sean: lawmakers are taking steps to address the drug crisis in new hampshire with several bills now on the fast track and they could be law as soon as next month. kevin: a much lighter breeze with partial sunshine into the afternoon. a large change in the extended forecast. sean: another major water main break in manchester and this

protecting a historic building. announcer: no one covers new hampshire like we do. now, wmur news 9 daybreak. sean: good morning thanks for , waking up with us. i' m sean mcdonald. yesterday, hard to feel like it was december. kevin: nine degrees above normal after the fifth mildest november. 10 degrees above average today that it will be 10 degrees cooler than yesterday. clear skies in the southeastern half of the state and to the north and west, cloud cover. temperatures back in the 30' s. 18 a top mount washington. s and

s. coming up. we are joined by 95.7 wcid' davidson. state with no rain, fog or wet roads. through a construction zone on 93 southbound in and around derry. onto 293, everything looks good through the mill yard. the everett turnpike, 101 and 11 1 along with the spalding are up to speed. boston easy ride, no problems to report on. brought to you by peters honda, kia, and nissan. i am deb davidson. sean: the leading republican presidential hopefuls shared a stage in las vegas last night for their fifth debate. and this time the discussion

security and foreign policy. this was the first gop debate since the attacks in paris and abc' s stephanie ramos reviews some of the high points. stephanie: post gop presidential debate, donald trump sympathizing with his competition. >> i think jeb is a nice man i really do, but you know i think , i' d be attacking me. stephanie: on stage the gloves , coming off. jeb bush and donald trump wasting no time sparring over foreign policy. >> he gets his foreign policy experience from the shows. that is not a serious kind of candidate. >> i know you' re trying to build up your energy, jeb, but it' s not working. stephanie in their fifth debate : face-off, almost every question focusing on national security for the 9 leading candidates. with trump' s proposal to ban muslims from entering the u.s. at the forefront. >> we' re not talking about religion we' re talking about , security.

stephanie marco rubio and ted : cruz also clashing. over the nsa' s bulk surveillance first program then immigration. rubio suggesting the two of them have similar positions on the issue. >> for marco to suggest our record is the same is like suggesting that the fireman and the arsonist have the same ideas because they are both at the scene of the fire. >> i am open to a green card. >> we will build a wall that works and i' ll get donald trump pay for it. >> i' ll build it. stephanie trump and cruz neck in : neck in the polls but staying friendly throughout the debate. and governor chris christie boasting about his executive experience while jabbing at the senators. >> if your eyes are glazing over like mine this is what it is , like to be on the floor of the united states senate. stephanie: some other exchanges happening between cnn moderator wolf blitzer and ted cruz. cruz trying to get in on a question with blitzer telling him to hold on multiple times. next up the democrats face off , at a debate hosted by abc news

stephanie ramos, abc news, washington. sean: the 4 candidates lagging at the bottom of the polls shared a stage earlier in the evening. they also focused on foreign policy and terrorism and responded to donald trump' s proposal to ban muslims from entering the u.s., even temporarily. >> he has touched a nerve because people are angry and afraid that we are facing an enemy that this administration refuses to acknowledge. >> how do you think the king of jordan must feel to hear that? he is our friend, he is our ally, this is not the way to make america safe, this is the way to help our enemies. >> to target a religion and say regardless of whether you' american soldier whose fought on our side, or allies we have overseas, simply because of your re going to ban you is unamerican. s proposal is not the right proposal, but he brings up a very important issue that i think we' ve been ignoring for far too long in this country. sean: we want to know which

s debate. vote on our poll on our website on facebook or twitter. several proposals to deal with the drug crisis facing our state are now on the fast track toward becoming law. a special legislative task force is looking at everything from education to ways to target wmur' s ray brewer is live outside the state house this morning to break down the latest good morning. ray: good morning. the bipartisan task force including its worst and putting three bills on the fast track aimed at tackling the drug crisis. they could be on the governor' s desk as soon as next month. the three bills include harsher penalties for fentanyl dealers, studying increased distribution of narcan, and requiring drug education in schools. other bills focused on prevention, treatment, and recovery will either go through the normal legislative process or receive early recommendation meaning they' ll be voted on as , soon as possible when the full

session. >> i think this is a comprehensive approach that focuses on law enforcement, it focuses on recovery, and it focuses on treatment and that' s what we should be looking at. >> the stories that we' ve heard over the past 3 weeks are just so compelling. and it brings the real world into it. people are dying and we need to do something about it. ray: recommendations that require additional state money will go through the standard legislative process. some of the bills could be on the governor' s desk as soon as january 21. live outside the state house in concord, ray brewer, wmur new 9. sean: thanks. crews are still working right now to make repairs in manchester' s north end after a water main break yesterday afternoon. work is underway now at the intersection of elm and thayer streets. last night they were working near clark street.

flowing down the street leaving , people in the area without water. this was also right next to the historic john stark house and crews raced to protect the property. >> putting bags of speedy dry around the windows to keep the water from going into the basement. they have a little bit of water shouldn' t be an issue. sean: it is not clear exactly what caused the break. but officials say there is a lot city. they hope to have work wrpped up by 7:00 this morning. manchester police are investigating a pair of robberies including one frightening exchange. in this surveillance video from shawn' s corner market monday night you can see a man armed with a knife jump over the counter and then fight with the clerk while ordering him to open the register. he did get away with some cash. hours later, someone tried to rob the 7-11 on queen city avenue but the clerk grabbed a phone and locked herself inside the office. police are still trying to figure out if the cases are connected. a hudson woman is in a boston

serious injuries after she was hit by an suv while walking through a parking lot last night. police say 59-year-old pamela stultz was walking outside just after 5:00. hurt and police say neither drugs, alcohol nor speed were factors. still to come on new 9 daybreak , the city of concord is setting up a new shelter and you have a chance to help out. a student from nashua needs your s trying to get to the college football national championship game. and in the next hear from a half hour, peterborough man who was nearly killed last year when a rock smashed through his windshield and he still faces a long road to recovery.

kevin: starting off your skies in central and southern

up north we have lingering clouds. cooler air gradually over the next few days with wind picking up. one system between us and our weekend. details coming up. sean: the concord city council has agreed to use $30,000 to help open an emergency homeless shelter at the saint peter' s church this winter. the 60-bed shelter will open in saint peter' s church on north state street. the mayor says without the shelter the city would have had , to put people in hotels this winter and that would have cost even more money. it is not clear yet when the shelter will open. there is an informational meeting next monday at the saint peter' s parish hall for anyone interested in volunteering. a student from nashua needs your help so he can be a guest reporter for the college football national championship game. 21-year-old cam rogers is a journalism student at the university of maryland. he' s trying to win the

report at the game in arizona. to vote for him, go to our website, wmur.com. wishing him the best of luck. more than 14 years have passed since the september 11 terror attacks. and now some of the last remaining artifacts are being given away. we will explain. plus, the girl scouts are making it easier for you to get your favorite cookies from the

and join the thousands of -- york and new jersey is giving away the last artifacts from the terror attacks of september 11 that it has been storing in a last 14 years. none of the about 200 items are personal belongings. broadcast antenna that was on top of the world trade center, display items from stores and a commuter train car. the items are all being given away on the condition that they

eight people were hurt when a southwest airlines plane rolled off the runway at nashville airport last night. an airlines official says the flight had just arrived from houston when it went off the taxiway as it approached the gate and got stuck. eight people were taken to the hospital with mostly minor injuries. it is unclear why the plane left the runway. a man in florida is accused of trying to break into jail so he could visit his friends. police say the man was high on drugs when he crashed his car into the front door of the jail. and then slammed into a fence and tried to climb over the razor wire before getting stuck. he suffered only minor injuries but now faces a long list of charges. congressional leaders and the white house have reached a deal on a spending plan to fund the federal government through next september. house speaker paul ryan announced the deal last night. the $1.1 trillion plan would raise domestic and defense spending, increase the deficit and lift a 40-year-old ban on exporting u.s. crude oil.

tomorrow. it will soon be a little easier for people in the upper valley to get to boston and new york city. dartmouth coach plans to open a new bus terminal next fall in the former miller chevy dealership in lebanon. the service will offer eight round trips per day to boston and two to new york during the week with an extra trip to the big apple on the weekends. parking at the terminal will cost $3 a day. the girl scouts are making it easier to get your favorite cookies. the digital cookie 2.0 program launched yesterday. not only does it offer you a new way to buy your treats, it also allows the girls to create personalized websites and learn about marketing, budgeting and business. goodness here the girl scouts of , the green and white mountains are participating in digital cookie. what do you think? kevin: any way to get the cookies.

kevin: you are going to have a lot of impulse buys. sean: i need six boxes. kevin: we start early this morning with clear skies in southern and southeastern and if you central areas. farther north and west, clouds and overcast giving way to partial sunshine. a cooler day today. less wind, so temperatures will be about 10 degrees cooler. still about 10 degrees above normal for this time of year. clouds increase tonight, could be drizzle tomorrow morning. temperatures near freezing and there could be patchy freezing drizzle. rainfall tomorrow afternoon and tomorrow night leading to cooler and brisk winds later friday. early this morning, northwest-southeast split with clear skies and down sloping for southeastern areas drying out. anything out west should give

up north gets more dicey if the clouds break apart. an area of high pressure settles into night. more clouds run in, this is the rain we will see later tomorrow. we will gather moisture by the time it gets here. temperatures in the 30' s running about 10 degrees cooler than yesterday. quoteer -- cooler air to our west behind the next front. temperatures between 37 and 47. 37 in pittsburgh and kohlberg to 47 through nashua. any clouds in the north country trying to give way to partial sunshine. the rest of us should enjoy that through the afternoon. we start with partly cloudy to mostly clear skies to see more clouds overnight. there may be enough moisture, we may kickoff drizzle as temperatures ease into the 20' s and 30' s.

later, rainfall moving in. way to clearing skies. opening the door to the cooler air that arrives friday night. brisk winds over the weekend with highs in the 30' s. it is going to feel more like the 20' s both days over the weekend. we start into the 30' s and jump to the 40' s for most. a a few more clouds tomorrow, drizzle to start the day. a better chance of rain into the evening with gradual clearing credit. a chilly weekend -- wind chills and the 20' s. yes, it looks like it will turn milder for next week. sean: i guess they can make snow over the weekend. mother nature not providing much. let' s check our top stories. here' s ray brewer.

the heroin and opiate epidemic has put three bills on the fast track including harsher penalties for fentanyl, distribution of narcan, and drug education in schools. other bills focusing on prevention, treatment and recovery will go through the receive early recommendation. sean: crews worked through the night to repair a water main clark streets in manchester after water started flowing yesterday afternooon. they are now working at elm and thayer and hope to be finished by around 7:00. and police in the queen city are looking for the man seen on surveillance video jumping over the counter of shawn' s corner market monday night and fighting with the clerk while holding a knife. he did get away with some cash from the register. coming up on daybreak author , james patterson is known for his detective thrillers but now he is also building a reputation for generosity and he' s shelling out big bucks again this holiday

paris: there's a lot to do on a dairy farm. nobody's gonna do it for you. you have to get out there and do it yourself. bernie sanders is a well-known friend of family farms. bernie cannot be bought out by big money. bernie's opinion cannot be purchased. it's time for our next president roll up his sleeves, take off the gloves, and take on wall street, take on big business, take on big money, and get the working class back to where they should be. he's a rock. sanders: i'm bernie sanders

sean: a beautiful look in the port city. kevin: 33 degrees and clear skies. later wind through the afternoon. colder air in time for the weekend. details coming up. sean: is mid-december after all. author james patterson is making the holidays a little brighter for school libraries and bookstore workers around the country. he just gave out $1.75 million in grants to hundreds of school libraries and another $250,000 in holiday bonuses to workers at independent bookstores. kevin: patterson says it is his way to recognize the hard work in libraries and bookstores.

last year. sean: a generous guy right there. the new year is just a couple of weeks away and new york city is getting ready to celebrate. the giant one and six for the 2016 sign arrived on broadway yesterday. kevin: only it gets a parade. kevin: each number stands seven feet tall and people had the chance to pose for pictures with the 16 all day. the numbers are now headed to times square to join the 2 and zero and wait for the countdown. sean: 2016, i cannot even imagine that when i was a little kid. that was like "the jetsons" or something. coming up in the next the half hour, injuries keep mounting for the patriots. they are now without legarrette blount for the rest of the season. guilty that is the verdict , against philip chism and the victim'

people are working harder than ever, but the everyday cost of perscriptions, child care, or even just buying groceries can be a stretch for too many families. hillary's plan: raise the minimum wage, get equal pay for women, cut taxes for the middle class, and new incentives for business to share profits with employees instead of just rewarding ceos. those at the top are doing just fine. it's your family that needs a raise. i'm hillary clinton, and i

announcer: no one covers new hampshire like we do. now, wmur new 9 daybreak. sean: welcome back, good morning. kevin: a live look at meredith, just above freezing. another nice day. cold on the way. sean: first, let' s get to our top stories. the republican presidential hopefuls went head to head in a debate in las vegas last night. this was the fifth and final gop debate of the year. new hampshire lawmakers have laid out proposals aimed at tackling our state' s drug crisis. that could be on the governor' s desk as soon as next month. and a man who witnessed the killing of an epsom police officer back in 1997 is now back behind bars after having his parole revoked. a gorgeous day out there.

kevin: 20 degrees above normal and today we are still 10 degrees above normal with wider -- lighter wind. clouds in the northwestern state. those decrease and eventually s. clouds move and on tonight. sean: let' s check out the roads. a look at i-93 from our common man camera in windham. kevin: for a look at the morning drive here in the granite state we' re joined live by 95.7 wzid' s deb davidson. good morning deb. ,deb: good news is all major roads are missing well -- moving well. i do need to let you know that police and water crews on the scene of a water main break in manchester on elm street on elm and thayer, that is closed to traffic.

i will keep you updated. into boston, 93 south, route 3 south and 495 looking good. this is brought to you by peters honda, niss an and kia. from the wzid traffic center, i am deb davidson for 95.7 wzid. sean: the last republican debate of the year is the books and it didn' t disappoint. the gop candidates clashed in las vegas last night over national security and other hot topics. nikole killion is in our washington bureau this morning with a closer look at some of the highlights. nikole: this was the first debate since the attacks in san bernadino, which sparked heated debates over how the candidates would tackle -- [no audio] sean: having some technical

you think won last night. call or text or vote on our website. here' far. donald trump won the debate. 13% say rand paul. 10% say ted cruz. and 5% say marco rubio was the winner. the next republican debate is scheduled for january 14 in south carolina. this is the last debate before the iowa caucuses. meantime the democratic , candidates will debate this weekend in new hampshire. coverage begins at 8:00 on saturday and you can watch it right here on wmur. several recommendations for fighting the drug problem in our state are now closer to becoming laws. a special legislative task force has approved bills for the fast track that range from targeting fentanyl dealers to drug education. ray brewer joins us live at the state house in concord now with

ray: when the legislature convenes in january, some of those bills recommended by the committee could be heard in a joint house session, meaning they could go to the governor' s desk as soon as january 21st. proposals aimed at addressing new hampshire' s substance abuse crisis could become law next month. three bills were expedited tuesday by a bipartisan task force in concord. the legislation consists of harsher penalties for fentanyl dealers, studying increased distribution of narcan, and requiring drug education in schools. in recent weeks, members of the task force listened to testimony and looked over several proposals. >> the stories that we' ve heard over the past 3 weeks are just so compelling. and it brings the real world into it. people are dying and we need to do something about it. ray: other bills focused on prevention, treatment, and recovery will either go through the normal legislative process

soon as possible in session. >> things like drug courts, the money for enhanced law enforcement, i think they will go through relatively easily. ray: lawmakers say more work will need to be done as they build on these initiatives. going forward melissa crews of , hope for new hampshire recovery hopes lawmakers will continue to consider the opinions of people who have dealt with addiction. >> who better to help someone figure out how to fix an addiction problem than someone who' s lived through it themselves? ray: bills that require additional state money will go through the regular legislative process. reporting live outside the state house in concord, ray brewer, wmur news 9. sean: thinks. a man who witnessed the killing of an epsom police officer and then fired shots during the getaway is back behind bars this morning. kevin paul had his parole revoked yesterday just 7 months after it was granted.

in 1997 when perry shot and killed epsom police officer jeremy charron. paul pleaded guilty to several charges related to that crime and was sentenced to 16-50 years in prison. yesterday the board found that paul violated 10 of the 13 complaints filed against him -- that included a drug offense and failing to report to his parole officer. >> it is clear that you cannot take him at his word. his words mean nothing and quite frankly he thinks your words mean nothing. if you' re going to say zero tolerance with all due respect , it has got to be zero tolerance. today is the or else day you keep telling this defendant about. sean: paul was sent back to prison for two years. he can apply to go before the parole board every six months. a peterborough man is fighting to recover one year after he was nearly killed when a seven pound rock crashed through the windshield of the car he was riding in. the rock crushed adam lecomte' s skull.

d be in rehab for two years, but he was home in just 4 months. lecomte does not remember the accident, but he is told that the rock must have been kicked up by a truck. now in a wheelchair, he is back running his contracting company. >> steps are very sloppy but i can take a few. that' s all new. the leg was supposed to be paralyzed. >> he' s alive and he' s doing awesome but it' s just hard seeing your brother like that. sean: lecomte says police still have the rock that struck him. investigators continue to look for the truck it came from. new statistics show that new hampshire has one of the highest high school graduation rates in the country. about 88% of granite state students graduated last year. the national rate is 82%. iowa has the highest graduation rate at 90%, followed by nebraska, new jersey, and texas.

coming up on daybreak, it was a marriage proposal that had a lot of drivers outraged. a man is now facing charges after popping the question in the middle of a busy highway. and as people across the world prepare to celebrate the birth of christ, scientists have drawn a new portrait of what they believe jesus really looked like. kevin: back into the 40' s today and through the end of the week, colder air arrives for the weekend. all the details coming up.

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announcer: you are watching wmur new 9 daybreak with erin fehlau, sean mcdonald, and meteorologist kevin skarupa. now, new 9 continues. sean: wednesday morning december 16. a look at the scoggin valley hospital camera. kevin: clouds giving way to sunshine in the afternoon. temperatures in the low and mid 40' s, still 10 degrees above average. later this afternoon. we will have more on the change for the weekend coming up. sean: thank you. we are following a developing story out of arizona this morning.

helicopter crashed last night with 3 people on board. the chopper went down in rugged terrain about 55 miles east of phoenix. two people were killed but the third person survived. just last week four people were , killed when another medical helicopter crashed in california. jury deliberations resume today in the trial of a baltimore police officer charged in connection with the death of freddie gray. officer william porter is charged with manslaughter, assault and reckless endangerment. he' s the first of six officers to stand trial on charges stemming from gray' s arrest and death. gray' s neck was broken while he was being transported in a police van back in april. yesterday the jury deliberated for 8 hours without reaching a verdict. a massachusetts teen has been found guilty of raping and murdering his high school math teacher. philip chism' s attorney admitted that his client killed colleen ritzer in 2013 but said he was

illness. chism was 14 years old at the time of the murder. he is now 16 and was tried as an adult. ritzer' s family spoke out after the verdict was handed down, saying there can never be true justice for the crime committed against their daughter. >> there remains a tremendous and painful absence in our lives, one that, sadly, can never be replaced. sean: chism' s conviction on the first degree murder charge means he faces life in prison. but he can appeal and will eventually be eligible for parole. a sentencing date has not yet been set. a strong gust of wind is being blamed for causing a construction wall to collapse onto a sidewalk in malden, massachusetts, pinning several people underneath. a mother and her baby were among those hit by the falling wall. fortunately the baby was in a , stroller and all of the victims suffered just minor injuries. scary stuff. after proposing to his girlfriend in a unique way.

sean: the man actually shut down a busy interstate over the weekend so he could pop the question. you can see it here. he and his fiancee both got out of the car, bringing traffic to a standstill. the man is now charged with obstructing a highway. if convicted, he could face a fine or up to six months in jail. looks like she said yes. christians now have a new way to envision jesus christ. british scientists drew this portrait of what they believe jesus really looked like. the portrait was drawn using forensic anthropology, which is a similar method to how police solve crimes. as you can see, the drawing depicts jesus with dark skin and eyes and short curly hair -- contrary to many religious art depictions that feature a blue-eyed man with long hair. let' s talk sports. more tough news for the new england patriots. running back legarrette blount is out for the season after

sunday night in houston. blount leads the team with 703 rushing yards and 6 touchdowns. deon lewis, the other excellent running back for the pats, is already out for the season with another injury. the remaining running backs on the 53 man roster are james white and brandon bolden. speaking of injuries. skier mikaela shifrin is off the slopes as she recovers from a torn knee ligament and a painful bone bruise. shifrin, who grew up in the lebanon area, suffered the injury during a training run for the giant slalom last saturday in sweden. considered the best technical female skier in the world, shifrin won gold in the slalom at the olympics, as well as the last 2 world championships. to the hard court now. the celtics took on lebron james and the cleveland cavaliers at t.d. garden last night. an early turnover by boston. james stole the ball and took it in for the score, but he did a lot of complaining to the refs, thinking he was fouled on the play. boston led after the first half 46-40.

went on to win the game 89-77. the celtics play in detroit tonight. team police was on the ice at the verizon wireless arena this week gearing up for the chad battle of the badges. the 9th annual grudge match against team fire benefits the children' s hospital at dartmouth. >> it is a big game. we' ve got to get used to the team. we' ve got to get chemistry going. the sooner the better. >> we need to practice. we have real jobs so we' ve got to get out here and practice and get some rhythm with new people and new lines. >> work with one another, skate with one another and know-how each other plays. sean: they will have time to prepare. the battle of the badges will take place on april second. while mother nature has yet to drop a lot of snow on new england, it is a much different story out west. a powerful storm dumped up to two feet of snow in the colorado

the snowy weather prompted hundreds of flight cancellations and left dozens of drivers stranded on the roads. we' ve yet to see pictures like this out of new hampshire. kevin: summer winter season' s start first out west. normal air continuing from great around halloween and it looks like the pattern continues. the longer we go without any snow on the ground, temperatures at or above normal. this weekend we will have brisk winds, along with temperatures in the 30' s. that will add a chill to the air. wind chills through the weekend in the 20' s. clouds in the northern and western sections come i love this will erode -- a lot of this will erode. a blend of sun and clouds,

a southeasterly wind could mean patchy drizzle. with temperatures at freezing or below there could be patchy, freezing drizzle tomorrow. down near freezing in several locations in southern new hampshire. near 40 up coastline. a upper 20' s to mid-30' s in the north country. 18 atop that washington with a breeze. 10, 15 cooler than yesterday. highs today with a similar amount of sunshine but later winds. getting 10 degrees cooler than yesterday but these numbers still 5-10 degrees above where we should before this time of year and that continues through friday. ahead of that will be mild temperatures today, tomorrow and friday with highs in the low-to-mid 40' s. here comes the increase in clouds, early tomorrow morning, a few areas of drizzle.

maybe a few areas of freezing present. then a lot of clouds tomorrow, light rain showers. a better chance into tomorrow evening as rain moves through, clearing skies behind early friday. that will be the leading edge of cooler air which will not be truly felt friday, temperatures will be in the 40' s. as cooler russia' s -- as cooler air rushes in friday night, winds could be gusting. it is going to feel more like the 20' s. mid 40' s with a light wind and sunshine and clouds. more clouds before the north you go and we dropback tonight. temperatures near the freezing mark north and west of concord and manchester. any drizzle that tries to develop overnight could be in the form of freezing drizzle. could be slick spots tomorrow morning. the better chance of rain is

-- is tomorrow night and early friday with a chance of .5 inch. those temperatures are close to the averages, it is a weakened situation as we climb through the 40' s by the middle of next week. mild for christmas eve and christmas day, could be some rain, that is something we will update. sean: it is kind of like my life, above average all the time. kevin: you' re a big white guy. sean: all this month we have , been asking you to show us your holiday lights displays. this display is set up at pasture drive in goffstown. 15 and this scene is on old rochester road in dover. a lot of work and it looks beautiful. jeremy boston says he and his dad have been lighting up his gingerbread house for at least ten years. how cool is that. still to come on new 9 daybreak this morning. an incredible find is about to go up for auction. we' ll tell you where this vintage dodge charger was

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kevin: starting off with a look in goffstown as the sun comes up. 37 degrees and expecting a lot of sun in central and southern areas while the clouds up north erode. in the 40' s in most locations. sean: coming up on the shortest day of the year. a rare vintage car that has been sitting in a barn in alabama for more than 40 years is going up for auction. this 1969 dodge charger daytona is one of only about 500 ever built. it still includes most of its original features, including a white wing spoiler and the original 440 magnum engine. i don'

the car only has about 20,500 miles on it. a restored version of the same car was sold at auction in january for 900,000 dollars. this one is expected to sell for at least $150,000. and see what happens. a very generous person made the holidays even more special for some shoppers in ohio. kevin: someone went to two walmart stores and paid for everything that was put on layway. the items ranged from a pair of socks to a 70-inch television. the total cost of the layaway items was nearly $107,000. >> i just cried. it' s amazing someone would have this much compassion during the christmas season to help us. to help people that maybe wouldn' t have had christmas. kevin: the man who paid for the layaway items made the walmart workers promise to keep his identity a secret. sean: what a neat way to give a gift. coming up in the next hour of new 9 daybreak. new steps in keeping the homeless warm this winter. we' ll tell you about an emergency shelter that'

in concord. ray: a bipartisan drug task force concludes its work. we tell you which bills it is recommending be fast tracked. sean: a bizarre situation for police in florida. they say a man actually tried to break into jail. nikole: i' m nikole killion in washington with more on the gop fight night in vegas. debate highlights, coming up. oh, that is the robber? sean: a huge surprise for one news reporter. the suspect in a bank robbery he was reporting on ran right past

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sean: now on daybreak, national security and foreign policy took center stage last night during the republican presidential debate and some of the candidates clashed when it came to their plans and their qualifications. >> people are dying and we need to do something about it. lawmakers are taking steps to address the drug crisis in new hampshire with several bills now on the fast track and they could be law as soon as next month. kevin: a much lighter breeze with partial sunshine in the afternoon. a large change in the extended forecast. sean: another major water main break in manchester and this