erin: now on "daybreak," one person is dead after a fire in andover. investigators say it appears to a very tragic accident. sean: an apparent road rage incident ends with a man stabbed and bleeding in the middle of a busy road. now police in massachusetts are looking for the other driver. kevin: early sunshine to clouds ahead of the next system which affects our weekend. the latest timeline ahead. erin: market jitters. it's been a very bad start to the year. experts have good news for investors. >> no one covers new

now wmur "news 9 daybreak." erin: good morning, new hampshire. on this friday you made it through the workweek almost. we're going to have a look at your forecast for the weekend. sean: we're about one work shift away. this weekend we could see some rainfall out there; right? kevin: we've enjoyed a lot of sunshine. the clouds locked in through the weekend. we may start with sunshine. the clouds will be drifting in. you can see them posed off shore. western and northern chance of seeing sunshine for longer. temperatures colder there initially. everyone levels off in the 30's this afternoon with increasing clouds maybe a little bit of drizzle in south eastern evening commute. much more on your weekend in just a bit. let's look at your friday morning ride here in the granite state. davidson. good friday morning, deb. deb: good friday morning, kevin. all of the major roads in the state of new

it is a great, easy commute. which is a great way to start your friday morning. we're not seeing any delays on 233 or or 93 in the southern part of the state. we are seeing some delays in massachusetts on 93 southbound. it is a bit congested in andover,women mington, and stoneham. i'm deb davidson for 95.8wzid. sean: an autopsy is planned after a man died in anodes fire in andover. erin: there was initial confusion when the first call game in. ray brewer is live to explain. ray: when firefighters first responded to one 189 kearsarge mountain road in andover just after noon yesterday they were responding to what they thought was a propane explosion. but investigators say they were able to determine there had not been an explosion. instead there was a fire

by the time the emergency crews arrived on the scene, they say a man was already dead. the man's name and cause released until an autopsy is completed later today. the cause of the fire is stillened investigation. they say at this point, the death and the fire both appear to be accidental. reporting live in andover, ray brewer. wmur news 9. sean: police are investigating a serious carver suggestion pedestrian crash in manchester. officers say a volkswagen jetta was heading west on auburn street just before 9:00 when it hit a woman near the entrance to market basket president the woman of the taken to elliot hospital with several serious injuries. the driver was not hurt. police have not identified either person involved. they may release more information later today. erin: police in massachusetts are looking for the man that stabbed another driver during a case of road rage. officers say the

they stopped, got out of their cars, and started to fight in the middle of rush hour. one man pulled a knife. >> we pulled up. there was a man laying down. people ran up and were throwing blankets on him. he seemed to be bleeding. somebody said he was in the middle of the street bleeding. erin: the victim of the taken to a boston hospital. the other driver took off and police are still looking for him. investigators say they do have a vehicle description, but they are not releasing it at this point. sean: u.s. stocks are off to their worst ever start to a year after the dow shed nearly 400 points yesterday. stocks in china are up and down again this morning raising new concerns for wall street. as abc's lana zak explains, experts say there's no need to panic. >> good morning. even as the chinese markets were correcting themselves today, financial experts here at home have been saying that individual

finally a good trading day on the chinese markets. after previously sparking global panics over fears of a the slowing economy, shanghai closeed higher at the end of trading. that's when trading was suspended 30 minutes after opening which fueled a nose dive on wall street. the dow closed down 400 point on yesterday. so what should you do? experts say don't sell or change your 401(k) in a panic. >> if you end up selling when the market is down, you are setting yourself up for losses potentially. >> another thing to watch out for, the december jobs report which coming out today. most economist are optimistic, forecasting thousands of new jobs. lana zak, abc news, washington. sean: republican presidential hopeful, carly fiorina, is

with stops in new london, hillsborough, and amherst. she spoke to a packed house. she also took a shot at democrat, hillary clinton. >> the way to beat hillary clinton is to point out she doesn't have a track record of accomplishment. she's been wrong on every foreign policy challenge. she lied to the american people, not just e-mails and servers, but the benghazi attack. she lied over and over again. sean: john kasich is wrapping up meeting today as well. this marks the 100th anniversary of the new hampshire primary. we're looking at the future of the process as well as a view of the primary's history and what has made it so special. first in the nation:: 100 years of tradition airs tonight. >> after announcing a series of executive actions on tuesday,

town hall meeting in virginia to discuss guns in america. one of its invited guests was a native of westmoreland. she was a victim of a domestic assault from her step-father. >> you have to have a license. you can't just sell off of the internet and gun shows anymore. i feel that people have to come from the table and work on the issue together. erin: new hampshire state police say they perform more than 8,000 background checks for guns last month alone. more than twice the usual number. sean: the sentence will stand for a man from plaistow convicted of abusing his girlfriend's 3-year-old son. a review board has denied rowland dow's request to reduce his time behind bars.

mother, jessica linscott were found after they dropped the little boy offer at the hospital. isaiah williams reached a plea deal yesterday. the victim was beaten with a baseball bat and gun. another man convicted of participating was sentenced in november. erin: sharing the story of james foley. the mother of the strain journalist is writing a book about her son and his death. sean: a teenager has her sight set on on olympics in curling.

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8th. we start off with the a live look at the moon in goffstown. temperatures in the upper teens and lower range of the 20's. we're looking at clouds increasing today. precipitation chances for the weekend. erin: a sliver of the moon out there. beautiful shot. james foley's mother is writing a book about her late son. sean: he was killed by isis militants in 2015. he will share memories of her son and how the family dealt with the kidnapping and interactions with government officials. earlier it was announced a documentary will air at the sundance film

erin: a teenager is making a name for herself in the sport of curling. she practices her sport at nashua country club. curling when she was seven years old. she only starletted getting competitive about a year ago. she will compete later in month in minnesota. >> my ultimate goal would be to take it -- take myself as far in the competitive bracket as i can. even more than that, i just want to continue curling for as long as i can. i would love to two to the olympics some day, not even as much for myself but a chance to see people that are amazing at the sport that you love. erin: she loves the strategy of curling. it can be a challenge figuring out how the ice is different in different locations and how it is going to react to all of the brushing. sean: we learned on new beaded ice. it is a fascinating sport. erin: it is. sean: coming up, some of the

a new app will help out. erin: plus the slopes will be buzzing across the state. they try to break a world record. sean: meet ramsey, the 10-month-old pit bull mix that loves playing fetch and getting relabelly rubs. he would prefer not to live with cats but gets along great with other dogs. for more information on ramsey and other animals

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sean: astronaut, scott kelley, just shared this picture from the space station showing how much bad air pollution there is over china. the brown haze on the

is pollution. air pollution is killing an average of 4,000 china. a homeless man in california is recovering after he ended up inside a garbage truck. he was sleeping inside a dumpster and the garbage crew didn't notice hip. the truck made several stops and even man the compactor before they pounding. officials say a safety gate was just install on the truck a couple of weeks ago. that gate likely saved the man's life. he did suffer some crushing injuries. erin: time warner cables says that hackers may have stolen the e-mail addresses and passwords for more than 300,000 customer. they haven't figureed out yet how. there's no evidence of a breach. instead time warner says the information was likely stolen through malware. the first response test.

connection to the app on your smartphone. when you first sign up, you are going to answer questions on whether you want to get pregnant or not. it will provide suggestions for remaining calm and explains possible next steps after you find out sean: just remain calm. cut down on sugar and salt. that's new dietary guidelines. they say limit the amount of added sugar in your diet to 10% of you daily calories. and the cdc says 90 percent of americans consume too much salt. you don't need to limit yourself to two small eggs a day. you should be aware of your cholesterol intake. that's always good advice. several ski areas are taking part in a world record attempt. it is part of the nationwide effort for the most ski and snow board lessons taught in a single day. eight mountains are offering a 10-10 deal.

get a level one lesson and a chance to be a part of history. kevin: one of the three of us doesn't need a lesson. erin: that's not true. sean: are you serious? erin: i love lessons. i want to take a lesson. sean: i don't want to say anything, but somebody may have run over me with skis yesterday. perhaps she needs a lesson in stopping. kevin: she. that narrows it down. erin: i stopped. you were just in the way. sean: just learn how to stop. that's all. erin: i did stop. kevin: if we've learned anything, get out of her way. the clouds making their way in along the seacoast. a little bit of drizzle around later. inland sections is going to be a general increase after morning sunshine. should be another nice day. temperatures again climbing in to the 30's. maybe some upper 30's in a few spots. again clouds have been building out over the ocean this morning. a light breeze out of the east and southeast

once you cloud over, you are likely there for the afternoon and likely all the way through the weekend as it stands as the next system starts to approach from the west. it is a fairly slow moving system. by the time it gets here, we'll see mostly rain from the system. looks like that is centered around sunday afternoon and sunday night. temperatures either side of zero up north. we're in the teens and 20's elsewhere. seasonally chilly this morning. we had the clear skies and light winds. as i mention, very light flow out of the east and southeast. the clouds that are off shore are going to continue to work their way on shore from southeast to eventually western parts of the state late morning and in to the afternoon. eventually up north later on this afternoon or in to early this evening. all the while the next system inches closer. high temperatures today back in to the 30's. with a fairly light wind. that flow out of the east and northeast just isn't all that strong. maybe ten miles an hour closer to the shoreline. here's the squeeze play going on. with the clouds coming on shore, there may be drizzle later on this afternoo closer to the shoreline.

should be harm free from that. more clouds continue to build in western and northern areas later this evening. with temperatures in the 30's today, we're okay drizzle. as temperatures cool off later tonight, any areas of patchy drizzle could be freezing drizzle or mixed shower. if you are stepping out the door early tomorrow there's the chance there could be a couple of slick highways. from there, no one particular region of the state pointed out over the other. with the clouds lingering around saturday night, we wait on the next system which starts to move in early sunday morning. if it is early enough, there could be a few areas below the freezing mark and could be more of a mix. as you'll notice, the sunday afternoon to sunday evening rain heavy at times. could be over an inch and a half of rainfall in a few spots out of that before moving away later sunday evening. again we're in the 30's. increasing clouds and later in the day a stray area of mixed shower

then any sort of early mix very early sunday morning gives way to rain. there could be some winds gusting out of the southeast over 40 mile an hour. maybe a lingering snow shower on monday. maybe a weak system with light snow on wednesday. the main push would be off shore. temperatures cooling off yet again. sean: we're going to need to freshen up the snow. kevin: that's true. erin: all right. we want to check our top stories with ray brewer. ray: an autopsy is planned after a man's body was discovered following a fire in andover. firefighters called to 189 kearsarge mountain road. the incident reported as a propane explosion. investigators determined there had not been an explosion. there was a fire in the brush pile outside of the home. by the time the crews arrived, a man was dead. his name and cause of death will not be released until the

hospital with serious injuries. the woman was hit last night near the intersection of the entrance of the market basket on west auburn street. and police in braintree are look for the driver who stabbed another driver in an apparent road rage incident. the victim was left bleeding in the middle of the road during rush hour. sean: coming up, if you are

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it is important to let someone behind you in line go first. it is customary to cheer when a plate or glass smashes. i guess that kind of shows the support for somebody's, you know, wrongdoing there or something. erin: you need to know the bath is the lou. sean: the lou. there's more than four things. erin: there's a lot. beyonce is returning to the super bowl halftime show. sean: she will join cold play for the game on february 7th. she headlined the super bowl show back in 2013. she recently collaborated for the band's new album. star studded event for the 50th anniversary. erin: do you think they will bring back the dancing sharks? sean: i think they will make a comeback. erin: they may be in a commercial. coming up, a student from nashua is headed to the college football championship game after winning a contest to get

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indulge in a hot or iced macchiato today. america runs on dunkin'. >> no one covers new hampshire like we do. now wmur "news 9 daybreak." erin: good morning to you. we're seeing temperatures in the 20's along with the seacoast. and some rain is on tap for the weekend. sean: notice some clouds out there. that will be the theme. kevin will talk about that in a moment. first the top stories on friday. an autopsy will be conducted on the body of a man found dead after a brush fire in andover. they will not release the man's name until the autopsy is complete. police in warner say an elderly woman found dead in the snow may have fell and hurt

and a hearing for a manchester man who is held without bail after he assaulted some officers. erin: we had a chance to go to wildcat and do some skiing. beautiful blue skies. the conditions were good since we haven't gotten a lot of snow. kevin: they got enough from the one system that thereby still some very nice conditions up in that direction. you'll notice this morning the clouds making their way on shore from the coast. that's the increase in clouds for us today. in southern areas of the state first, then farther west and farther north as the afternoon wears on. could be patchy drizzle at the coast. the better chance is going to be tonight with temperatures below freezing. if you are headed out early tomorrow, it could be slick. erin: we want to check the roads for you. here's how they are moving out for the hooksett camera. davidson. deb: good morning. right now the roads are

which is a nice treat to start your friday morning commute. we're not seeing any delays. we have a couple of spots with some minor slowdowns. 101 eastbound. we're seeing some minor delays. just give yourself some extra time through there. the other slow spot is out on the seacoast. it is on 95 forth and hampton. we're seeing some delays. a crash in massachusetts and woburn at exit 36. we're seeing some heavy volume trying to get through that crash. this report is brought to you by autofare. i'm deb davidson for sean: all right. thanks. chinese stocks rebounded overnight after taking a major plunge on thursday, rattling global market. erin: the shanghai composite index was up 2% after swinging between gains and losses. trading was suspended after a key index plunged 7%. that raised a lot of concerns among investors

the dow lost 400 points yesterday. more on the details on the stock market coming up in a live report from washington. sean: closer to home. an autopsy is being performed today on the body of a man who was killed in a fire in andover. erin: the deadly fire broke out shortly after noon yesterday. ray brewer live from the andover fire department. it was initially reported as an explosion; right? ray: the initial report coming in as a prepare explosion. it was later determined it never happened. it was a fire in a brush pile at 189 kearsarge mountain road. emergency crewing arrived on the scene. by the time they got there, they say the man was already dead. now officials are not releasing his name until after an autopsy is completed today. the cause of the fire remains under investigation. the state fire marshal's office says this is appears to be just a

is not considered suspicious. reporting live in andover, ray brewer, wmur news 9. erin: an explosion across the border in north andover left four people critically injured. the bras happened at a dow chemical plant. hospital officials say the four people hurt suffered shrapnel and burn injury.% the impact cause remains they do say they were the time. that appears to have come in to contact with water or air setting off the blast. >> what the patients had was blast injuries from the pressure of the explosion as well as the chemical on their bodies that they were exposed to. the patients were washed with water for an extensive period of time prior to coming in to remove any contaminants. erin: this is not the first time the plant has dealt with annexes motion. back in 2013, a dow employee died after suffering severe burns and other injuries

inside the lab at plant. sean: a woman found dead on bear pond road may have suffered an injury before she passed away. the body of allison robertson of center ossipee was discovered by a group of people night. it appears her car got stuck on a rock and she then fell and hurt get help. her body was found until in the snow. it appears she was laying there for a couple of days. >> turn around and got the lights on her. i realized it was an old lady. my regards go out to her family. i would like to get in contact with them and give them my wishes and everything. so, you know, let them know we were the ones that found her. she can rest in peace. sean: an autopsy is scheduled for today. erin: a manchester man is facing multiple charges after he assaulted some officers. they were called to hanover street for a report of a man waving a box cutter at people.

search the suspect, 24-year-old useman trawalley, he dropped the box cutter and started to struggle. he punched and kicked the officers before he arrest. >> had the officer not taken the quick actions that he took and secured the item in his hand, could have been possibility stabbed or seriously injured. fortunately no one sustained serious injuries. erin: trawalley is being held without bail pending a hearing later on today. they are searching for two women wanted in connection with an attempted robbery in which the suspect was shot in the chest. 21-year-old julie lambert and 26-year-old amanda gurley were both in the car. they are wanted on charges of conspiracy to commit robbery. police believe they might be in the manchester area. sean: salem police came to the rescue of an injured owl.

injured owl on the side of the road. officers say the bird is being treated at the wings of the dawn wildlife rehab center in henniker. erin: the jackpot continues to climb. right now it is at $700 million which works out to a cash value of $428 million. the number is expected to grow. we asked some lottery players what they would do with all of the money. >> i'm going to retire. that's what i'll do. >> i have nine great niece and great nephews ten. >> i have plans. i got plans. i'll be living some place very warm. i'll be living in a nice house. maybe in south america. maybe in the island. lamborghini. those. erin: the list goes on and on. right? the jackpot is setting a record for the largest foulball jackpot in history.

record prize of $656 million. what would you do with all of that money? sean: i want a lamborghini and nice house and live in a warm place. we're on the same wavelength. coming up, an unusual delivery for doctors in texas. >> no one could give someone a greater gift. ever. sean: here's the twist, a grandmother recently gave birth to her own granddaughter. erin: sick of having cold toes in the winter? we're going to tell you about new smart shoes that can heat to your feet. kevin: a quiet day after a chilly start. sunshine gives way to clouds. the clouds with a train of systems back to the west.

kevin: starting off friday morning below zero. we've had the clear sky and light winds allowing temperatures to fall yet again. through the afternoon we're back up in to the 30's. a good deal of sunshine. clouds already moving in spots. we could see some drizzle around. much more on your weekend and other precipitation chances sean: sounds good. wall street is trying to major loss. most of it was prompted by concerns over china

twice this week. nikole killion is live in washington with more on the stock shock. how are things looking today? nikole: they are looking better. china's markets were still pretty volatile today. it will close up about 61 points, buoyed by support. it forced them to suspend trading twice this week. it has taken a toll on global markets, that includes wall street which dropped almost 400 points over concerns about the chinese economy which is the second largest in the world. >> its economy has been growing by gang busters until recent years. now the economy is slowing. markets are nervous because they think that china may be falling even more quickly than they originally thought. nikole: the dow has

year. it is the worst four-day start on record. sean: what is wall street expecting today? nikole: economist are predicting another month of job grain. somewhere in the neighborhood of 200,000 jobs. they expect the unemployment rate will hold steady around 5%. if we get a strong jobs reported, many think it will be good enough to allow the markets and economy to weather some of the financial turmoil that we're seeing overseas and places like china. sean: live in washington. thank you. erin: a philadelphia police officer is recovering. the officer was ambushed and had to undergo surgery overnight. survivor. the suspect fired a total of 13 shots, hitting the officer three times in the arm. he turned fire and shot the suspect. there's no word yet on the suspects condition. sean: an israeli reporter was

when the demonstration of a stab-proof vest went wrong. they volunteered to put on the vest on narcotic tv and allow another person to stab him in the back with a commando knife. in an earlier demonstration, everything went smoothly. later on it went through his vest there. the report suffered a surface wound that needed stitches. he didn't realize very much. i'll let you try that. erin: i don't think so. a debate over one controversial seal of a town. it depicts the founder in a friendly wrestling match with a local native american. it is supposed to show how white people gained respect from the local indigenous people. some people feel it is offensive. next week the townspeople will get a chance to vote on a serious of new images.

binding. sean: a 54-year-old just gave birth to a baby. this is not typical. she gave birth to her own granddaughter. the grandmother agreed to carry the baby after the couple struggled to conceive for three years. >> her and her husband had gone through so much. the misteenagers and pert fill -- miscarriages and fertilities. >> it takes a mountain of a woman. >> the family named the baby kelsey, which is a combination of mom and grandmother, kelly and tracy. erin: the celtics took on the bulls. brad stevens wasn't with the tame. he was visiting a former college player battling cancer. derrick rose pulled up with a floater to cut the lead. isaiah thomas scored 18 points.

won it. 101-92. celtics play at memphis on sunday. sean: they have won the campus contest and will be heading to report at the college football national championship game. >> i can't wait. it is going to be fantastic. i can't wait to be in front of the camera. i love to entertain in front of a camera. i've always had a vision ever since i was in elementary school. my friends are grown up and seeing me on tv on a weekday night on primetime. that's what i dream for. this opportunity is going to be fan it'sic. sean: he won an all expense paid trip to arizona. rogers received support from ryan seacrest and other celebrities as well. he leaves this morning and will be in arizona until january 12th.

he's well spoken. he will have no problem. a new type of technology is catching attention. samsung debuted a tv that can be stacked like lego. the individual screens form one large unit. you can't even see the black lines. it is all uniform. a powerful processing engine adjusted the picture to whatever shape you create. erin: really interesting. of course you'll do an s for sean; right? sean: i think a lot of people will; right? erin: why wouldn't they? another high-tech invention would be a big hit in states like new hampshire. these are smart shoes. they keep your feet warm with just the touch of a smartphone app button. they tighten and losen without the person wearing them having to bend over. it can track your foot steps and it includes a small headlight in each

you are walking in the dark. why would you ever want to take them off? sean: i don't know. save your bag. the kids they have no excuse not to run inside after sledding. my feet are warm. kevin: wear them to bed. they are great. erin: as for sean? sean: stud or sean. kevin: i was thinking j for jack. erin: i think we need to get to the weather. sean: i like the theme. do you have a graphic? erin: r for rip. sean: lots of hashtags here. kevin: clouds and drizzle in time for the evening commute. elsewhere we're be looking for patchy drizzle to start forming as clouds thicken later on this evening. with temperatures starting to fall back by low the freezing mark, that could mean some drizzle. linger tomorrow with a mixed shower or two around here or there with a huge canopy of clouds. i think the clouds that move in are around through the weekend. the next system runs in

sunday. looks like any sort of an early mix on sunday likely goes over to mainly rainfall. you can see the clouds kind of diving southwestward. it will be clouds filled for manchester to the coast this morning. an increase in clouds in south eastern areas. farther west and farther north you likely hold off to partial sunshine this morning before clouds start to drive in later this afternoon. this is sunday's system here. a wall of rainfall making its way toward us. could be over an inch and a half of rain. temperatures in the teens to lower range of the 20's early this morning. a light breeze out of the east and northeast. it will be another fairly comfortable day as temperatures go up in to the 30's above the freezing mark in the north country and mid 30's in southern areas. a thicker cloud cover closer to the shoreline and patchy drizzle later on this afternoon. inland sections enjoy sunshine this morning. starting to cloud over as the day wears on in and in to evening, setting up the chance of

from there, we're back in to the 30's tomorrow. with the clouds out there, we could see just a stray shower just any point on saturday. there could be a lot of drier hours to the day on saturday. i don't think that type of weather is going to alter any sort of plans that you have. from there, it is early sunday morning. just to the southwest where we have the moisture starting to make its way in. it could be an initial mix sometime very early sunday morning. if this starts to occur before 7:00 or 8:00 a.m., we could see the wintry mix with temperatures chilly enough. as it moves in, southeast winds will continue to pick up. it will warm up in to the 40's or lower 50's. the rainfall will turn heavy at times in to the afternoon and evening. winds turn back to the northwest and the colder air rushes in behind that system for the first half of next week. we're in the 30's today. a lot of clouds continuing to move in. kind of a gloomy set of circumstances in to the afternoon. once the clouds are in,

in for the rest of the afternoon and likely the weekend. patchy drizzle this afternoon. for most areas, it will likely be later on this evening or tomorrow morning that with have drizzle or freezing drizzle out there. clouds maybe a picked shower tomorrow. should be a lot of drier hours. then it is sunday, late morning through the afternoon and in to the evening where the rainfall could be heavy and have a couple of wind gusts over 40 miles an hour over the system before pulling away. colder air will rush in monday. sean: we'll take it. not bad. rain over the weekend. erin: a highly anticipated event is kicking off tomorrow. more than 75,000 high school students from around the world are taking part. at the kick off, they will receive their kit of parents and will have six weeks to desire and build their robot. sean: eventually get to the competitions. erin: in the viewer's choice, we asked where you can find the

sean: so many good ones. the purple tomato in lincoln was five, the nashua garden and sandwich master tied for third. two was hammersmith sandwich company and the number one place to get a sandwich is b beiderman's sandwich. erin: i want a sandwich. still ahead, a final check on your top stories. including the latest on

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come together as a nation? i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. erin: 6:55. updating our top story. sean: an autopsy will be conducted after a man was found dead after a brush fire. ray: the man's nature and cause of death are being withheld until an autopsy later today. they determined there was not an explosion but a fire in a brush pile outside of the home.

arrived, that man was already dead. erin: warner police say a woman found dead on bear pond road may have suffered an injury before she passed away. the body of 87-year-old allison robertson was discovered wednesday night. an autopsy is scheduled for today. sean: a woman suffered associates injuries when she was struck by a car last night. the woman was hit near the entrance to market basket on west auburn street. erin: the sentence will stand for a man from plaistow convicted of abusing his girlfriend's 3-year-old son. a review board has denied roland dow's request to reduce his time behind bars. he's serving 25 and a half to 67 years in prison. kevin: clouds continue in this morning. they will be thickest where there could be some drizzle around later on this evening and increasing clouds otherwise. tomorrow. mostly cloudy and a

any early mix means the wind swept rain with temperatures in the 40's to lower 50's on sunday and in to sunday evening. sean: that doesn't sound like mid january. erin: coming up next on "good morning america," the latest on the powerball fever. will the biggest jackpot ever hit $1 billion? they are going to talk about that. and why you may want to be ware of your offense lottery pool. sean: again i want to sliver that. plus a broadway sing off again aye lad din and lion king. yes, is the economy rigged? well, the 15 richest americans acquired more wealth in two years than the bottom 100 million people combined. i'm bernie sanders, and i approve this message. my plan -- make wall street banks and the ultra-rich pay their fair share of taxes, provide living wages for working people, ensure equal pay for women. the middle class

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