new directions. and reinvent himself and his music. >> his new album i hope it sean: now on "daybreak," planned parenthood is offering support to hillary clinton with the announcement right here in new hampshire. erin: more bad news for ben carson's campaign in the granite state. key supporters are jumping ship. kevin: after a mild rain, the colder winds return. how long it lasts. >> i feel like -- i wish i could have done more. sean: two boys are recovering after falling through the ice.

in to help. >> no one covers new hampshire like we do. now wmur "news 9 daybreak." erin: good morning, new hampshire. thanks for joining us on this monday. we hope you had a great weekend. i'm erin fehlau. sean: i'm sean mcdonald. the ups and downs of new england weather. today it is back to cold and windy. kevin: some spots with over two inches of rain. it will's back. it will continue to hold throughout the 20's and 30's throughout the day. partly cloudy sky. no precipitation falling. you notice there could be a couple of light snow showers falling with lake effects snow. we will be watching a system through the central plains this morning to possibility effect us tomorrow afternoon and tomorrow evening. temperatures will continue to fall back through the day. winds gusting still at this hour over 30 to 35 miles an hour through the day.

forecast. let's look at morning drive. we're joined live by deb davidson. good morning, deb. deb: good morning. right now the roads are a good commute. there are a couple of trouble spots we need to watch out for. that's north of the concord area. the d.o.t. is reporting some wet roads that have been freezing. the crews are out taking care of the roads. it will be on 93 north, north of the tilton area. also on interstate 89 around the hanover and lebanon areas. the d.o.t. boards are flashing to alert of you icy spots. 2 pet is moving well no problems and the everett turnpike down through the lane drop. heading in to bouts, 93, route 3, and 495 are all a good ride. the report is brought to you by duncan donuts.

95.7 wzid. erin: thank you, deb. hillary clinton has picked up a key endorsement. that's a first for presidential primary politics. sean: the political arm of planned parenthood offered their support during an event in hooksett. live in manchester to break down the endorsement. ray: good morning. planned parenthood making the announcement at the event in southern new hampshire university. this is a political first. this is the first time they have publicly backed a candidate. hillary clinton says she's always fought to protect women's reproductive rights. planned parenthood has become a lightning rod issue. they say it is endorsing early in order to remind voters about what it calls extreme positions from republicans on health.

to ban safe and legal abortion, they have pledged to appeal the acts and sworn to block access for millions of patients in the country. >> planned parenthood should be supported and appreciated not undermined, misrepresented, and demonized. ray: planned parenthood expected to spend $20 million in the presidential campaign. it say that none of the money will be used to criticize the main rival in the primary, bernie sanders. live in manchester, ray brewer, wmur news 9. erin: thank you. all five paid members of the pro-ben carson super pac in new hampshire have quit in order to volunteer for the cruz campaign. the staff said they recently decided that

most likely to win. they also say they were frustrated by the limited time that carson has spent in the granite state. this comes less than two weeks after two top new hampshire staffers left the carson campaign. the new mayor in nashua should look pretty familiar. jim donchess was sworn in yesterday. he also served as mayor from 1984 to 1992. twice during his tenure nashua was named best place to live in america by "money" magazine. he will focus on fighting the heroin epidemic and taking care of the municipal basics. >> we still plow the streets and have to keep the schools going. there are some things. certainly technology has changed. the economic -- the challenge of economic growth and jobs is different. erin: mayor donchess says she will hold a series of town halls around the gate city to hear

sean: the process of extraditing joaquin "el chapo" guzman could take months. he was just recaptured after his escape from the maximum security prison. reporter: the next stop may soon be the united states. the mexican attorney office confirms the extradition has begin. here it is. what officials say led to the recapturing of mexico's most wanted drug lord. "rolling stone" releasing proof of a secret meeting held three months ago between joaquin known as el chapo and sean penn. after running from mexican authorities, el chapo was rearrested on friday and whisked away his face held for the

when he wasn't bragging about his drug deals, he was trying to land a movie about his life shopping the idea around recording this video. specifically for penn and mexican actress super star turned jail pen pal. now that he's back behind bars, penn is under fire. >> if one of the american actors want to go all over a criminal and drug trafficker, they have a constitutional right to do it. i find it grotesque. >> we'll let somebody else sort out what sean penn did and didn't do. reporter: since he's busted out of the maximum security prison twice, this time his stay will be different the jail cell floor will be three layers of metal coated with concrete. stephanie ramos, abc news, washington. erin: a 12-year-old boy is in

through the ice in a pond in broxton, massachusetts. police say that a 9-year-old also fell in to the icy water on saturday night. they were playing with friends. two other kids ran to get help and flag down passing drivers. >> it stays in my head. i can't forget it. it was scary. >> i ran over and hopped over to the fence. i ran to the baiter and started breaking the ice. i didn't know there was another kid in there. erin: the man said he was able to pull him from the water. he doesn't know how to swim. counselors and support staff will be available to speak for those who sean: firefighters estimate about 500 gallons of oil spilled after a valve on a pump in the boiler room got stuck.

damage is minimal and contained but still needs to be cleaned up. erin: still ahead, the dreams are getting a lot bigger. the powerball jackpot is history. and it is growing. sean: get your sleds ready. the national toboggan here. erin: a major loss in the entertainment world. singer david bowie has passed away. it is now 5:09. find your sweet spot today with dunkin's chicken apple sausage sandwich. enjoy sweet apple and savory sausage together for under 400 calories.

the new caramel macchiato from dunkin' donuts. let hand-crafted layers of espresso, milk, and a caramel-flavored swirl uplift your mood. indulge in a hot or iced macchiato today. america runs on dunkin'. kevin: monday morning, january 11th. temperatures down near the freezing mark early this morning. just assume any of the untreated surfaces and slick spots due to road refreeze in places. details on the wind and the chance of snow

erin: the winning is just mind boggling. no one has won since november. now the jackpot is up to an estimated $1.3 billion. sean: debt -- let me tell you something, i'm due. it is so big that many billboards are listing $999 million because they can't handle billions. there were five tickets worth $50,000 sold from new hampshire for the past saturday's drawing. one was sold in bunny's superette in manchester. lines are still long for tickets. >> it's been busy. the last three or four days. i knew to expect more. sean: more coming. the odds to win are one in 292 million. the cash payout is $807 million. not bad. they expect the jackpot to grow. erin: can you imagine? winning $1 billion.

to grow in maine for something completely different. registration is open for the toboggan championships in camden. this is the 26th year for the annual race. hundreds of people rocket down a 400 foot long wooden chute on their sleds. the championships are set for february 5-7th. the number of teams is capped at 425. they have a lot of people show up for that. i don't know. something you would want to do? sean: i wouldn't mind trying it. that's quick for a toboggan. all time record territory. now the latest installment is helping launch an actor in to the record books too. erin: an accused jewel thief is behind bars. you got people working median family income today -- $4,000 less than it was in 1999. the bottom line of this economy is that it is rigged. what this campaign is about

an economy that works for all of us rather than a handful of billionaires. if you work 40 hours a week in america, you should not live in poverty. i'm bernie sanders,

erin: police in italy are wowing

the person that killed an american woman in florence. she was found dead in her apartment on saturday. police say her neck was bruised and scratched. they are waiting for autopsy results to confirm how she died. her landlord and boyfriend found her body after not hearing from her for days. sean: the watchdog says the government is not doing enough to make sure the airline pilots maintain their flying skills. many don't get complete training on how to monitor the control systems and cockpits. the rusk rusty manual flying skills could be exposed if there's ever a problem. the woman accused of stealing millions of dollars in jewelry across five states is due in court. 24-year-old abigail lee kemp made almost no attempt to hide her face during the crimes. the clear surveillance pictures were key in tracking her down.

kemp may have been part of a larger ring funneling stolen goods overseas. erin: star wars continues to rule at the box office. it was moving up the all-time global list. it took in another $40 million in the u.s. and canada to bring its total to $812 million. and thanks to a big debut in china the seventh installment is now the third highest grossing film in the world ever. it is also launching harrison ford in to record territory. according to box office mojo his movies have raked in there are $4.7 billion. actor. if you are like to learn how to find and rescue someone buried in an avalanche, you have a unique opportunity. they are offering a training course in early martha includes the stay at the mt. washington observatory.

to learn more, go to escape outside section of wmur.com. sean: wow. avalanche training. kevin: that would have to be in the winter; right? stay on top of mt. washington in the middle of winter. sean: bring extra players. kevin: you notice i am never one of the people that's out live much. i like to be here in the office. makes things easier. we have partly cloudy skies. any moisture that we have out there in morning sets up the chance for a couple of roads to be slick at least initially. i think we get beyond that this morning and the gusty winds continue to dry things out. your weather headlines again some sunshine out there. the brisk winds will be gusting at times over 30 miles an hour. temperatures holding steady or starting to fall. the next system arrives tomorrow. could be a quick one to flee inches of accumulation. and could be around

commute before pulling away and remaining chilly through the end of the week with fair skies. a couple of snow showers up in the north country. you'll notice the lake effect snow back to the west. a couple of these may try to make their way in to central and north western parts of the state. we could see an inch or two of accumulation out of that. in. we wait on the next system back out in the western planes this morning. temperatures in the low to mid 30's. you notice some of the cool spots this morning. in to the upper 20's. winds gusting early this morning at times over 25 to 30 miles an hour. wind chill. that will only continue to see the numbers fall through the day today as we'll continue to have the winds gusting at times over 25 miles an hour. of course we continue to get in on the colder eventually with the next system moving through tomorrow reinforcing shot of colder air starts to make its way in. temperatures by mid afternoon and mid 20's up north to mid 30's in

the wind is going to make it feel colder than that. back and forth between clouds and sunshine. farther west and north the occasional light snow or snow showers in to the afternoon. notice the future cast here pointing at the lake effect snow going all the way from the great lakes in to central and western parts of new hampshire later this afternoon with a spotty light coating or inch of snow out of that. partly cloudy skies tonight. starting with sunshine tomorrow and adding clouds. notice the light snow breaking out anywhere after 2:00 or 3:00 tomorrow afternoon through tomorrow evening. as i mention, could be a quick accumulation out of that. maybe a light mix the closer you get to the shoreline. we're back to the fair sky. gusty winds as the colder air rushes in which is around through the end of the week. temperatures holding steady or falling through the day back in to the lower 30's and upper 20's. extended forecast shows after the brisk winds today and a few snow showers, the other one system we contend with arrives tomorrow afternoon if the way of light snow ending

a general one to three inches of accumlation. fair skies through the end of the week. saturday. it could be a mixture of rain and snow with the warmer temperatures trying to come in. sean: we need a new coat. we'll get it. soon enough. let's check out the top stories with ray brewer. ray: hillary clinton picks up a big endorsement while campaigning in new hampshire. planned parenthood announcing their support for the democratic front runner during an event yesterday. this is the first time the organization has publicly backed a candidate in a presidential primary. the group says it is endorsing early florida to remind voters about what if calls extreme positions from republicans on women's health. sean: all five members of the pro-ben carson superp.a.c. have quit in order to volunteer for the ted cruz campaign.

officials will be back at the edwards elementary school after 500 gallons of fuel oil spilled in to a pond. a valve on the pump in the boiler room got stuck. erin: coming up, a giant octopus is taking over minnesota and neighbors are excited. this sculpture took is the economy rigged? well, the 15 richest americans acquired more wealth in two years than the bottom 100 million people combined.

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sean: welcome back, everybody. a massive octopus has invaded a community in minnesota. i don't get to announce that every day on the news. thanks to three brothers. erin: they made the 18 foot monster out of snow. the brothers make a new sculpture every year to raise money to charity. this year they are donating money to help bring clean water to haiti.

to make the octopus. it is quite a creation. sean: 500 hours. time? minnesota. sean: dreams are coming true in iowa thanks to creative nurses. erin: a little girl is battling cancer and never been able to play in the snow. she was looking at the window, so her nurses brought the snow inside to the hospital playrooms. bella got to make a snowman, which she named olaf, after her favorite character from "frozen." look it. that's an excellent snow nan. sean: she did a great job there. there was a great concert inside of home depot thanks to creative local stars. erin: do you feel like you over eat when you dine out? turns out your waiter could have a lot to do

>> no one covers new hampshire like we do. now wmur "news 9 daybreak." erin: good morning to you on this monday, january 11th. temperatures out there in the 30's along the seacoast. we're going to look at what the workweek weather holds for us. sean: back to reality after the warm-up yesterday and sunday. kevin will talk about that in a moment. first the top stories. hillary clinton picked up a big endorsement in new hampshire. planned parenthood says it is putting the full support behind the candidate. donald trump is returning to the granite state today.

windham. a massachusetts man is scheduled to be arraigned on a murder charge. erin: my goodness was the foggy. dangerous out there. kevin: you had the snow melt. the temperatures allowing for the melting. we have the west wind which has been drying a lot of that up. partly cloudy skies for most. snow showers up in the mountains. temperatures in the low to mid 30's. winds still gusting over 30 miles an hour this morning. that will continue through the day. temperatures hover around. still a few more snow showers to be had. some lake effect snows tries to wander in this afternoon. erin: all right. we want to look at those roads for you this morning. really no fog out there at all anymore. this is a live look from the hooksett camera of 93. kevin: the all important 32 degrees. for a look at the morning drive joined by deb davidson. good monday morning, deb. deb: good monday morning, ken and erin.

lifted. it is a nice clear ride this morning. in areas where the rain and water did not dry off of the roads in the northern part of the state, we're seeing some black ice out there, especially north of concord on 93 north, north of tilton and on interstate 89. the d.o.t. is out there taking care of the roads. use caution. we're not seeing any problems on 293, 101, 111, or on the paulding turnpike. if you are starting your commute in to the boston area, all major roads look good. just some minor congestion. this report is being brought to you by dunkin' donuts. from the traffic network, i'm deb davidson for 95.7 wzid. erin: we are following some breaking news in the entertainment world. average lot of people talking about this.

sean: she had so many hits. bowie's representatives says he died peacefully surrounded by family following an 18-month battle with cancer. he turned 69 years old on friday. his career spanned more than four decades. he had so many big songs. erin: he will be missed. hillary clinton has been endorsed by the political arm of planned parenthood. sean: this is the first time the organization has endorsed a candidate in the primary. ray brewer live outside of the planned parenthood to tell us more about the historic endorsement. ray: good morning. planned parenthood making the announcement during an event. the organization saying it is pulling its full support behind hillary clinton. >> as your president, i will always have your back. ray: in front of the supporters,

endorsement of planned parenthood on sunday. >> planned parenthood should be funded and appreciated not undermined and demoonized. ray: the former secretary says she has always fought to protect women's reproductive rights. she will continue that fight. >> if a republican wins the election and gets the chance to stack the supreme court with right-wing justices, together they will ax sell rate the move to take america in the wrong direction on so many issues that you and i have fought for and that many americans now take for granite. ray: clinton's endorsement was announced by the action fund president, cecil rogers. >> we don't need a friend. we need a fighter. hillary clinton understands the lives of women. she's been fighting for women and families her entire life. ray: richard says the

about what it calls extreme possessions -- positions on republicans on women's health. >> they have all voted to ban safe and legal abortion, they have pledged to appeal the affordable care act ending coverage for 55 million women in america and they have sworn to block planned parenthood access for millions of patients in the country. ray: planned parenthood says it plans to spend $20 million in the election cycle. that will include a grassroots organization will be used to criticize clinton's democratic rival, sanders. live in manchester, ray sean: thanks. donald trump will be today. he's hosting a town hall meeting at the castle town banquet center in windham.

lot of football fans talking in nevada. he took aim saying football is just not what it used to be. >> you used to see these tackles. it was incredible to watch; right? now they tackle -- oh, head-on-head collision. 15 yards. the whole game is wow. what a tackle. flag. football has become soft. soft. now i'll be criticized for that. oh, isn't that terrible. but football has become soft like our country has become soft. it is true. sean: there was. trump added he rarely watches football. erin: a suspected drug dealer is expected to face a judge today. 31-year-old everton sterling of new york city was arrested as a portsmouth hotel on charges, including possession of drugs with

distribute. they found cocaine, marijuana, and cash. sterling is scheduled to be arraigned later this morning. sean: a man accused of killing a little girl in massachusetts is due in court today. michael mccarthy is scheduled to be arraigned on a murder charge. he killed his girlfriend's daughter, 2-year-old bella bond. her body was found on deer island. rachelle bond is accused of being an accessory. mccarthy's lawyers said he knew nothing saying her mother said her daughter was taken away from the state. erin: several shootings have prompted schools to get prepared in the event of an emergency. the university of new hampshire spent this week training. officers used the memorial union building on campus while students are on break. the training is funded by the department of homeland security. it is constantly evolving.

single shooting that happens anywhere in the united states or across the country. we look at our plans and how we would respond to those things. this is part of the planning process in the training. erin: the u.n.h. police chief also offers a class for students and faculty. each time a shooting takes place, attendance increases. sean: they will be putting collars on dozens of moose cows and call ofs. it is part of the study on moose mortality to better understand why moose populations are declining. fish and game say people in areas like berlin may notice low flying helicopters over the next few weeks during the moose collaring. erin: fans got treated to a free concert in new hampshire. the recycled percussion performed at the home depot on south willow street.

the band rocked out on the stage of plywood. they have been performing selling 5,000 tickets to ten shows across the state. the founder, who is originally from goffstown, says he wanted to find a way to thank the fans. >> this is so cool. people take the time to come out of their house and spend their sunday afternoon with you. it is really humbling. it means the world to us that we have family like that. only new hampshire is a place like this. that's great. erin: justice started the band for a high school talent show. they now have a permanent show in las vegas. sean: aisle 7 or 6 would be fine looking for instruments. an interesting restaurant opens overseas. where inmates are serving up gourmet moves inside a jail. erin: a long awaited reunion in vermont. a dog is back home. kevin: colder air on gusty winds today. we'll talk about the two systems we're tracking

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the new caramel macchiato from dunkin' donuts. let hand-crafted layers of espresso, milk, and a caramel-flavored swirl uplift your mood. indulge in a hot or iced macchiato today. america runs on dunkin'. kevin: gusty winds early this morning. the light snowfalling in the north country. a couple of the western areas and central parts of the state may get

partial sunshine antabusey winds making it feel colder than temperatures in the upper 20's to lower 30's. we'll talk about another snow chance coming up in a few minutes. sean: president obama will deliver his final state of the union address tomorrow. erin: in a video, the president reflected on his last seven years in office and looks ahead to his speech. >> i don't think i've ever been more optimistic about a year ahead than i am right now. in what free moments i can take, i'm working on my state of the union address. it is my last one. as i'm writing, i keep thinking about the road that we've traveled together in the last seven years. the people that i've met, the stories that you've shared, the remarkable things you've done to make change happen. erin: president obama is inviting two dozen guests to sit with the first lady at his final address. one seat will be empty to represent the victims of gun violence. one of new hampshire's leading

also be attending the address. senator kelly ayotte has invited dr. seddon savage to attend the speech. she's the director of the dartmouth center on addiction recovery and education. the final speech is scheduled to begin at 9:00 tomorrow night. watch it right here on wmur. sean: firefighters rescued three people after they got trapped inside a burning motel. the fire broke out early yesterday morning at the country motor lodge which is located on the house. all 16 guest rooms were destroyed. vehicles were also damaged. several guests, including members of a wedding party, had to be helped out of the building. some of them say they never heard an alarm. >> it was horrible. i'll never want to stay in a hotel again. ever. the fact that the smoke

sean: other guests says they did hear smoke alarms. the fire chief says it may have been started by a cigarette in a trash bin. erin: a recent study shows the size of your server may impact how many food you eat an a restaurant. the study by cornell university claims that diners are much more likely to order food and beverages if their server is overweight. diners served by someone with a high body math index were four times more likely to order dessert and alcoholic beverages. sean: a unique restaurant is open for business in italy. this is the country's first restaurant to be opened inside a jail. yes, instead of typical servers, inmates present gourmet food to members of the public. the goal is to teach the prisoners skills to help them land a job once they are released. only two of the staff members are not inmates. the restaurant is named

jail in italian. turns now to sports, the celtics were in memphis taking on the grizzlies. boston last four of the in. the celtics were up when isaiah thomas scored again. the grizzlies fought back. they ended up winning by a final score of 101-98. the celtics play the knicks tomorrow. erin: the dartmouth hockey team played host to holy cross on sunday. dartmouth got all they needed in the first period. josh hartley scored to give the big green a 1-0 senior forward brett patterson scored twice in the period. 5-2. >> i thought it was a great game. they were a really good team. holy cross has been on a great roll. it was ten since they've lost. we game out with a great first period. i thought they took it to us in the second. we found a way to keep them off of the board

period we were really good. >> i thought we would start off hot. they've been rolling and we came off of a good weekend. early. we went to work on the offense. it paid off. erin: it did. dartmouth plays clarkson at home this friday. sean: the college football underway tonight. with that in mind, we're featuring a slide show on the web site of tailgating by the numbers. here are some fun facts for you, 18% of football fans tailgate before the game. $31.20 was the average place to park. 63% of grill owners named burgers as their favorite tailgating food. 10% to not actually end up going in to the game. have you ever driven down the highway toward foxboro on game day, you see all of the trucks with grills heading down there early for the game.

is the experience. kevin: patriots game home game saturday. erin: how is the weather looking? kevin: it maybe less than ideal. maybe the patriots want it that way. maybe. they will have to see. sean: kansas city -- we have six days. kevin: start off with some sunshine. it will be brisk through the afternoon with a couple of snow flakes to be had in the north country and for some western areas of the state. with that lake effect snow machine through the day, some of that trying to survive the trip over the green mountains with a strong west wind trying to carry that over. could be some successful in a few spots and maybe a quick inch of snow through the upper valley. beyond that, looks like the next system which would be more widespread would be tomorrow afternoon. could be a quick one to three inches of accumulation. not a major storm. it could have an impact for the evening commute. beyond that, remaining chilly with colder air arrives starting tuesday in to wednesday.

through the end of the week. partly cloudy skies this morning. there's the snow up north. you can see the lake effect snow back out west. with winds out of the west today, we'll continue to see the streamer coming off of the great lakes this morning trying to head in to western areas of the state in to the afternoon. next system located out in the western plains. we'll try to arrive tomorrow afternoon with a little bit of light snow. temperatures in the lower half of the 30's. temperatures have continued to come down some. just assume any water out there on area roadways could make things slick at least initially. we get beyond that and the breeze out there through the day should continue to dry things off quite a bit in to the afternoon. as temperatures hold relatively steady from the upper half of the 20's up north to the lower half of the 30's in southern areas. wind speeds this morning at 10-20 miles an hour. gusts over 25 to 30 miles an hour. those temperatures holding steady in the upper 20's and lower 30's. we're going to feel much colder than this in to the afternoon.

going through this evening. winds turn to the southwest ahead of the next system later on tonight. there's the chance of a little bit of lake effect snow trying to make its way in. don't be surprised if you live in central parts of the state that we see that out there. up north it will be the occasional snow showers. that withers away tonight. single digits teens to lower 20's and any sort of morning sunshine gives way to clouds. as i mentioned, mid to late afternoon and in to tomorrow evening, the chance of light snow and maybe a mixture at the shoreline. it could be a quick one to three inches of accumulation. it will move away as quickly as it comes. that brings in the colder air. gusty winds for wednesday. temperatures in the 20's for highs. then fair skies for thursday and friday ahead of the next system. again wii have the gusty winds through the day today. those will start to subside a bit. still notice they are breezy later tonight. either side of 30 today. couple of snow showers are going to be a possibility.

morning and eastern parts of the state. single digits and teens later on tonight. extended forecast shows the chance of light snow tomorrow evening. then clearing skies wednesday for thursday and friday. for the next system over the weekend tough to say exactly right now being five or six days away. it looks like clouds will increase early on saturday. we may have a little bit of a mixture of rain or snow. it could be rain down in foxboro. from there we end some snow flakes early on sunday. erin: all right. a little bit of snow in the forecast. kevin: a little bit of everything. erin: okay. attention young artist, the fresh market mass launched the design our bag challenge. you can submit the drawing that answers what is the best thing about the fresh market? the winners will have the art work printed on reusable shopping bags. it will donate 50% of the retail price to no kid hungry, a group that

hunger in america. sean: i like that idea. a vermont dog that disappeared more than a month ago is back home with its owners. in june of 2014 they went off of the road and hilt a tree. murphy was funned. there have been sightings of him throughout the 559 days he was missing. no one could catch him. finally on saturday night he walked in to a backyard and was later reunited with his owner. this happened in new hampshire. like the golden ghost. they finally caught the golden ghost. erin: what a story. sean: the only speech. erin: still to come, a man in new jersey is not waiting for mother nature to turn right. he made his own snow to fill out the front lawn. the u local hot shot photo of the morning. check out this incredible shot. an eagle spotted along route 121a. we'd love to see your

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erin: a man in new jersey is not letting the lack of snow keep him from having a white winter. sean: he created his own scene with the help of a snow gun. kevin: after two nights, the man has ten inches. his neighbors have none at all. erin: look at that. i love it. >> i had a lady, get out of her car, look both ways, run across the street, touch it. >> it is a lot more than what i thought. >> it is a riot. especially when he shoveled. that was funnier. kevin: this week the man plans to add another two feet of snow. erin: i'm sure all of the neighbors are laughing. he's just shoveling. sean: a localized snowstorm. kevin: very localized.

coming up, preparing for potential disaster. granite staters are getting a chance to take part in the special avalanche training court. ray: we'll tell you about the historic endorsement hillary clinton picked up while campaigning in new hampshire. >> el chapo may soon be on his way to the united states. i'm stephanie ramos in washington. details ahead. erin: the drawing for the biggest powerball jackpot in history will take place this week. for the first time ever, players have a chance to win more than $1