>> a man passionate about his colleague. >> reporter: we'll hear much about it in the weeks erin: now on "daybreak," developing while you are sleeping, a police standoff in farmington. one person is now in custody. >> head forward. >> there you go. sean: dramatic video shows how dozens of people were rescued from the tram on cannon mountain. it remains closed today. kevin: we start off with the bitterly cold temperatures. they climb for the next 36 hours. erin: following the death of u.s. supreme court justice

lawmakers start discussing a replacement. >> no one covers new hampshire like we do. now wmur "news 9 daybreak." erin: good morning to you. thanks for joining us. i'm erin fehlau. sean: good morning. once again we're waking up to cold temperatures. we have a number of school announcements and mostly delays. not only do we have cold weather, but another storm system. kevin: looks like we get just about everything. snow to wintry mix to rain and wind. all of that focused through tomorrow and tomorrow evening. for the here and now, another bitterly cold start. the two below that you are going to see in portsmouth tieing a record low for this date set back in 1987. we have the next storm system approaching. morning sunshine to afternoon clouds. a few flakes late in the day.

this evening moving from south to north. one to three inches of accumulation. we transition to winter mix and rain and wind tomorrow. we want to look at your morning ride with deb davidson. good morning, deb. deb: good morning. we're seeing some light volume throughout the state due -- mainly due to the holiday. traffic is moving very well throughout the state with no major problems whatsoever to slow you down. all of the major roads are up to speed. if you are heading out, you may want to start your car ahead of time. if you are commuting in to massachusetts at the early hour, no major problems. it is cold out there. all of the roads in the state are up to speed and moving well. this report is brought to you by duncan donuts. from the traffic

davidson. sean: we start with breaking news out of farmington. erin: police were first called to the area of maple and high street about 11:30 for a person that was barricaded inside and refusing to come outside. several roads were closed. police say the situation ended about 3:30 this morning. and that one person is now in custody. we hope to learn more about this case later on today. sean: the aerial tramway at cannon mountain will be closed as crews work to make repairs after dozens of people got trapped yesterday. we have exclusive video showing the rescues. just before 2:00 yesterday afternoon, two cars suddenly stopped due to a drop -- problem with a service brake. there were 38 people. after a couple of hours they all repelled the 40 feet down to the ground. no one was hurt. cannon provided hot food and drinks to everyone who was trapped.

to return another time. mbta crews worked to make sure the trains were rolls. several rails broke yesterday due to the extreme cold, forcing some service to be halted. there are temporary rares in place with permanent fixes coming soon. trains were kept in tunnels overnight to limit the exposure to the cold. erin: a man from northern vermont is dead after falling through the ice over the weekend. 23 yield william fournier was fishing with friends when his truck hit a pressure crack on the ice and broke through. officials say it appears he was able to climb out and started walking for help. search efforts failed. >> when he climbed out, he was wet. given those frigid conditions, that would explain why the heat -- devices were not able to locate his body anywhere.

giving off any heat. erin: fournier's body was found on the ice about 100 yards from his truck. services for a teacher when a manhole covered slammed through her teacher. caitlin clavette was an art teacher in milton, massachusetts. since the accident, massachusetts d.o.t. has inspected more than 900 manholes. sean: the athletic director informed the northeast ten conference of the decision to cancel franklin pierce hockey season. in a statement the university president, andrew card, says the incident is not who we are. schools we were scheduled to play and the hard working student

erin: the body of antonin scalia is being flown to virginia after his death in texas. causes. now a political battle is shaping up surrounding picking bench. megan hughes reports. reporter: justice antonin scalia transported to virginia after the final vacation. was cut short. he died in his sleep. >> he was totally peaceful. he went to sleep and didn't wake up. reporter: the political fallout less than peaceful. within an hour of the supreme court con filming the death, mitch mcconnell declared the vacancy should not be filled until we have a new president. president obama made it clear he's ready to move. reporter: i plan to fulfill my constitutional responsibilities to nominate a successor. reporter: both parties have reason to fight, because of how it could shift the balance.

spilt4-4. >> the next will be critical. reporter: that includes abortion, affirmative action, and others. >> it is outrageous that republicans in the senate and campaign trail have already pledged to block any replacement that president obama nominates. reporter: republicans backing up mcconnell in the debate. >> it is called delay, delay, delay. reporter: ted cruz this week vowing to filibuster if necessary. >> we should not allow a lame duck president to capture the supreme court in the waning presidency. nominate? jane kelly and another approved unanimously three years ago.

statement saying how sad she was to hear of his death and thanked him for three decades of service. she said she doesn't think they should move forward. governor hassan said failing to take up a supreme court nomination is a complete abdication of the duty. her decision to put her party leaders ahead of the country is a sad reflection of how wrong the priorities are and how broken washington has become. sean: an indoor archery range is being named. christopher was delivering cookies with his dad when he collapsed and died with a heart condition. he loved the outdoors and archery.

range will bear christopher's name. erin: still ahead, this may not seem like prime golfing weather. these strokes are helping the next generation of firefighters get the training that they need. sean: there are big plans in the works for a state beach in rye. how you can weigh in on the proposal this week. erin: ahead in the next half an hour, love was certainly in the air yesterday. some people chose to pucker up for their dogs 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.

something delicious is happening at dunkin'. come in today to get any sandwich for $2.99 after 12:00 p.m. america runs on dunkin'. kevin: certain reanother bitter cold start to the day. temperatures in a lot of locations in central part of the state in the morning. down near 20 below zero up in north conway. we're going to continue to see temperatures recover a bit. teens to mid 20's today and a jump in to the 40's tomorrow with the storm system arriving later this evening.

erin: thank you, kevin. they gathered for a fundraiser, christopher dewolf, a firefighter who died in a car crash in 2005. sean: it helped raise money for the scholarship in his name to train the next generation of firefighters. his son says the fund has helped their family find closure. they are always touched by the turnout to fundraising events. >> it is minus five. wind chills. the legacy is awesome. with the increase in tuition, it is not easy. being able to help people start the journey is nice. sean: to learn more head to our web site at wmur.com. erin: plans are being made to redevelop jenness state beach in

the $825,000 project includes a new bathhouse and site work and improvements. the public is invited to a design and site planning meeting at 6:00 at the rye public library. sean: coming up, child care can be expensive. one state has a new plan to help parents pay the bills. erin: this man spent a week stranded in the desert. what he used what is going on? today we're going to run a slalom course. not down the mountain, but up it... that's terrifying. ...in one of these. sweet the chevy silverado offers a combination of 4wd and an exclusive "auto-locking rear differential" let's do this. so, if a rear wheel starts to slip, the axle automatically locks

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sean: scary story, a man in oregon is recovering after being pulled in to a tree chipper. he was stuck to the limbs and he got yanked in two. his leg tripped the safety bar. he suffered a broken leg and some cuts. he is expected to be fine. quite a story to tell. a man says he

the desert by drinking melted snow. phillip besanson was driving when his truck broke down. he stayed where he was and ate what little food he had and drank snow until a highway patrol officer happened to find him by accident. erin: search and rescue efforts are now over in taiwan more than a week after a powerful deadly earthquake caused a skyscraper to collapse. one person was pulled alive on saturday. the death poll stands at 116. 300 were saved and 96 people were in the hospital. three executives with the company that built the apartment building have been charged with professional negligence resulting in death. pope francis continues his trip to mexico by visiting one of the poorest and least roman catholic parts of the country. yesterday he condemned

mexicans to shun the devil's lust for money. he also wants to highlight the problems facing migrants. sean: super heros are back at the box office. "deadpool" raked in $35 million over the weekend. it is the biggest february opening easily passing "fifty shades of gray." it cost only $58 million to make. a proposed in bill in new york would defer up to $2,000 to cover child care cost. they would get ten years to pay the deferred taxes interest free. child care cost on average more than $10,000 a year in new york. it can be very expensive. a neat way to help you out. erin: we have a number of

because of the cold. kevin: we continue on with the temperatures even though they are bitterly cold. in mt. washington only at four below zero. that's an indication that there's some warmer air coming in. take heart as you warm up the car that we have the cold temperatures out there early this morning. as we go through the day today, we'll continue to see things starting to moderate a bit. upper taens up north to 20's elsewhere. those will be climbing up near the freezing mark in southern areas by later on tonight and in to the 40's to lower temperatures are going to climb a solid 60 degrees in a lot of locations as we've today. all the way through tomorrow evening. it is going to be a steady climb. it will come with the approaching. you can see the first burst of light snow. time now to move in to southern new hampshire sometime late this afternoon to the evening. not expecting any problems for the evening commute. i don't think it will be heavy enough to cause any problems as far as that is concerned. as i mention, four

you can see relatively speaking that is fairly mild. we're going to continue to see the milder air creep in. two below tieing a record low. still another hour to go there. 11 below in concord. as you can see, light winds this morning compared to the wind that we had through the weekend. not providing much of a wind chill. you'll notice the five to ten degrees warmer and milder or higher than we were yesterday at this time, i guess. while in other spots, we're as much as ten to 15 degrees higher than we were yesterday. you can see the coldest of the air still located over the northeast. you can see the moderating trend from where the storm is coming from. the track of it to the west leaving us on the system. mid teens to mid 20's for us today. a fairly light wind out of the southeast with an increase in clouds from southwest to northeast. as i mentioned, any sort of light snow holds off. flurries around in southern new hampshire. we're not expecting much in the way of

that moves from south to north later on or ending as a wintry mix before transitioning over to rain showers. temperatures in the 40's to even lower 50's. line of rain fall with some scattered showers ahead of that coming through later in the day. could even be some wind involved with this before pulling away. then with clearing skies and a little bit of a breeze for us on wednesday. temperatures as this kind of scours out the arctic air through the end of the week. this is only the game in town as far as any sort of bitterly cold air is concerned. temperatures working back from the upper teens to mid 20's. a general two to four inches of accumulation. we've added the higher elevations a few inches. a general two to four inches of snow across a good part of the state before eventually going over. it is going to be a wintry mix or rain and wind tomorrow. temperatures up in to the 40's to even some lower 50's. as you'll notice behind that system not too bad. we're in the 30's to

all the way in to next weekend. the next system would be a couple of mixed showers a possibility saturday morning. tomorrow is going to be a very strange day. we start out with wet snow early in the day and go over to wintry mix. erin: temperatures have been up and down and up and down. kevin: 60 degree difference between tonight and tomorrow night. erin: an overnight standoff with police in farmington is over. they were called about 11:30 for a person barricaded inside. they took one person in to custody 3:30 this morning. the cannon mountain tramway will remain closed after it was stuck yesterday.

and the mbta will make sure the trains are on track this morning. a rail broke. many trains were kept in tunnels overnight. sean: water hazards can be a problem. usually it is the ball or the club that ends up

sean: with these cold temperatures those would be nice to think about spring training starts this week. an outfielder is already making headlines. erin: mookie betts was golfing with teammates in florida when his golf cart ended up completely under water. sean: how does that happen?

happens when mookie drives. betts responded by saying no more driving ifer me. he clarified he wasn't driving and the cart simply rolled away. with. i'm sure his teammates won't tease him about it later. this one is huge. erin: a lock of john lennon's hair is being sold. it is collected by a hairdresser who cut his hair before he started shooting a movie. the hair is expected to fetch $10,000. for the lock of hair. sean: part of the mop top. i guess some people like that stuff. erin: i can't believe that. sean: coming up, a massive drug bust in australia. where they found $900 million worth of meth. erin: start your engines. nascar is back. find out who will be on

>> no one covers new hampshire like we do. now wmur "news 9 erin: good morning. we're waking up to frigid temperatures. it is below zero in many places. looks like we're in for a warm-up tomorrow. sean: along with snow. it is going to get all mixed up. kevin will talk about that in a moment. first the top stories. we're following a developing story out of farmington. an hour's long standoff at the intersection came to an end this morning when one person was take taken in to custody. officials say a mechanical problem

stuck leaving 48 skiers stranded. and several schools are starting late this morning because of the cold temperatures out there. you can see a list of those delays scrolling along the bottom of your screen or on the web site at wmur.com. erin: temperatures were so cold yesterday. a friend of mine had a window that crack in the cold. kevin: were there a lot of areas that didn't get out yesterday. today we finally do so. upper teens to mid 20's today begins the improvement that we'll have over the next 36 hours. as a matter of fact by later tomorrow afternoon and tomorrow night, temperatures in the 40's to lower 50's. that's not going to help you early this morning. it is single digits below -- and even double digits below zero. along with it. it helps. through the afternoon with morning sun to afternoon high clouds temperatures in the teens and 20's with light snow developing late in the day. i don't think there's any impact for the evening commute. light snow later on tonight. erin: all right.

are moving out there. this is 93. kevin: nine below zero. for a look at the morning drive, joined live by deb davidson. good monday morning, deb. deb: good monday morning. it is a quiet and cold start to the morning commute. you might want to start your car ahead of time. we're not seeing any major problems on 93 south down to the state line with massachusetts. 293 is moving well through the mill yard and at the lane shift between exit four and the everett turnpike. we're not seeing any spaulding, or 95. it is very cold out there. you might want to start your car and let it warm up before heading out this morning. this report is brought to you by dunkin' donuts. i'm deb davidson for 95.7 wzid. erin: now back to the developing story in farmington. an hour's long standoff came to an end early this morning.

around 11:30 right near root 11. we're told the scene was cleared around 3:30 when one person was taken in to custody. no further details are being released. we'll keep you posted as we learn new information. dozens of skiers are home after being stranded on cannon mountain. erin: they were stuck 40 feet in the air. they were stranded for hours before rescuers were able to repel them down to the ground. paula traci was one of the people trapped inside the tram. >> it was very freightenning. they did a professional job. i was happy to get back on the ground. erin: as i think everyone was. paula made it down safely as did the rest of the 47 passengers. officials at cannon mountain say a

caused two cars on the aerial tramway to suddenly stop just before 2:00 on sunday afternoon. they say there was a service brake issue which prevents the motors from working. seven people were rescued from the stuck car near the top of the mountain and then ski patrol and first responders evacuated 41 car. cannon notified the state as it continues to troubleshoot the tramway problem. meantime the tram is closed today and cannon says repairs will likely take a couple of days. sean: it was cold up there. cold weather is taking a toll. they stalled flights on sunday. jetblue said the cold affected its ability to fuel the planes. officials say they have not seen any delays due to the cold. when you look at the departure board, you can see just about every flight is on time this morning. erin: an investigation is underway this morning in to what

damaged a home in hillsborough. the fire broke out at a home on englewood drive. it is helping two adults. the agency says in new hampshire and vermont a family is displaced by a disaster, usually a home fire, by about every 20 hours. sean: we could learn more details about an assault that left a man with life threatening injuries. early saturday morning the victim was brought to franklin regional hospital before being transferred to hitchcock medical center. the suspect, 22-year-old hunter pescinski, is being charged. no more information, but more is expected to come later this week. erin: verizon wireless arena implemented new security this weekend. you can still bring in purses or small bags. they will be searched. people entering the arena on sunday didn't seem to mind the

>> seems good. pretty thorough. did a good job. >> is it bothersome at all? >> sadly, i guess, i wasn't surprised. i never would have expected it. i guess better safe than sorry. >> it's been a cold day like this. but i guess it is all right. erin: the arena says nothing in particular prompted the new security measures. officials are just trying to be proactive. sean: new englanders are being advised to staying away from seal pups and their mothers. gray seals give birth in maine, massachusetts, and new hampshire from december to february. the pups are often left on their own while the mother is off feeding. the pup is likely not in any danger. the agency says people should keep 150 away from the seals. erin: moviegoers got a chance to smooch a pooch.

valley brought three of the kissing booth dogs to help raise money for the shelter. people who donated $1 got a chance to pet and play with the animals. >> we started this last year. basically we have kissing booth dogs. they are bullet proof, kid proof, those kinds of dogs. for anyone that doesn't have a date, it is a way way to come out and get a smooch. erin: no word yet on how much money the smooch a pooch raised. sean: the new hampshire audubon held the winter bird survey. we're getting a look at some of the species that were spotted. they include the woodpecker right there and this black-capped chickdee both seen in chichester. an eastern bluebird.

two people were hit with blow darts while walking along the golden gate bridge. sean: a happy end to a decade's old missing person's case. a man who vanished suddenly remembers his true identity. kevin: another by therly cold start. bringing several precipitation types. all of the details coming up with the latest the new caramel macchiato from dunkin' donuts. let hand-crafted layers of espresso, milk,

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>> you are watching "news 9 daybreak." now news 9 continues. kevin: a record low set in 1987. we died that today. we're going to start moderating a bit. it doesn't happen all at once, but likely tomorrow. many different types of precipitation. details coming up. sean: lots of school delay because of the cold. the death of antonin scalia has kicked up a battle.

threatened to block any nomination from president obama, the presidential candidates turn their focus on discussing the supreme court. cnn's kim hutchinson has the latest. reporter: while the body of antonin scalia is transported to washington, debate over the replacement dominates. ted cruz criticized donald trump. >> anyone that write checks to chuck schumer and hillary clinton does not care about conservative justices on the court. >> trump struck back by criticized john roberts. >> he voted in favor of obamacare. he got there because ted cruz pushed him like wild. reporter: on cnn state of the union, jeb bush took a different tone. >> i think president obama will submit

out of the mainstream and dismissed. >> let's let the voters weigh in november. the court can junction with eight justices. it does it all the time. reporter: candidates accused mcconnell of ignoring the constitution. >> i don't think mitch mcconnell has it right. the constitution is pretty clear. it is the job of the president of the united states to appoint, nominate members to the supreme court and the senate confirmed. >> president obama said he would nominate someone to the bench. that's exactly what he should be doing. leader mcconnell should follow the constitutional process. sean: justice scalia lived across the river from washington, d.c. his funeral arraignments haven't been announced to the public. erin: a mississippi police officer is in critical condition after being shot during a

the officer was shot point blank in the face while responding to a robbery at a convenience store on saturday night. the man believed to have shot him and a man suspected of helping the shooting suspect in the robbery are now being questioned by police. four members of a british indie rock band were killed. the manager of the band was also killed in the crash. their car was going over a bridge when it plunged in to a canal. they released their first single "swings and water slides" last year. they were scheduled to play the stonned southwest music festival in austin, texas next month. sean: police seized about $900 million worth of meth that was smuggled in. they say the drug also

this is the largest liquid meth bust. four suspects have been arrested. erin: police in california are asking for the public's help in solving a disturbing crime. two people were walking on the golden gate bridge friday afternoon when they were hit with blow darts. the pedestrians were not seriously hurt. they are now being tested to ensure they were not coated with any chemicals. sean: boston police are asking for your help in tracking down a missing man. zachary mar was last seen in boston. he was out with his family celebrating when he stepped outside to make a phone call and could not get back inside. as the bar empty out, he was nowhere to be found. his disappearance is out of character and he just wants his son home no questions asked. >> just come home. it is okay. it is going to be fine.

that's it. just come back. please. sean: zach's dad said his son works full time and is going to school. anyone with information is asked to call harvard or boston police. erin: a 30-year-old missing persons case has been solved by the person at the center of the investigation. a man in canada finally remembered who he is three decades after suffering head trauma and forgot his identity. he was 22 when he vanished back in 1986. last month he told a social worker he remembered his name. dna tests confirmed his identity. he's now waiting to reunite with his family, including his mother who says he's overwhelmed by the news. sean: in sports, the bruins were after their third straight win on sunday in detroit.

patrice bergeron. the lamp was lit eight seconds. louieloui erikkson helped with the lead. detroit went on to went 6-5. the bruins play at columbus tomorrow. erin: ladies and gentlemen, let those engines rev. nascar is back and qualifying for the daytona 500 was held on sunday. 20-year-old chase elliot will become the youngest driver to start out front at the great american race. elliot took over for the retired jeff gore gordon. he drove it to his first career start. matt kenseth qualified second. sean: talking daytona 500. i've seen ads for the masters. it is not spring time yet. kevin: i thought we were may or june. planning. sean: mentally, i am. it is easier when it is

in manchester. erin: short winter. that. tough to take early in the morning. certainly it is another one of those morning where you want to have the car and bundle the kids up as they head out early this morning. we're going to start with sunshine today. that should help. temperatures in to the afternoon climbing in to it is certainly better than the single digits a lot of areas saw yesterday. the light snow will start to push in just after sunset this evening. it could see a quick two to four inches of accumulation by the time you wake up tomorrow morning. by then it will have lightened up. any sort of snow and wintry mix tomorrow morning goes over to rain, wind, and along with that, temperatures jumping in to the 40's to maybe even lower 50's tomorrow afternoon. it is a huge difference from the weather that we've had had out early this morning and over the course of the weekend. it is with clear skies initially. a lot of sunshine and a much lighter wind. this isn't much of a wind chill out there this morning.

in to the afternoon, these clouds start to approach. there might be a couple of flurries, i don't think it affects the evening commute. i think the snow starts to move in after 6:00 or 7:00 this evening. temperatures right now in the single digits below zero. just about statewide. two below in portsmouth. tieing the record low. there are eight to 12 below zeros not far inland and up and down. you get toward the monadnock. a lot of this elevation dependent now. the higher elevations are starting to warm up as the warmer air starts to move in. some of the sheltered valleys still left down in to the teens to below zero. not much of a wind chill. high temperatures in to the afternoon. upper teens to mid 20's. temperatures hold steady or start to climb. the temperatures as highs this afternoon will likely be warmer by the time we wake up tomorrow morning. increase in clouds through the afternoon. again there could be a

around pre 5:00 or 6:00. that's not going to cause any problems. it is thereafter we start to see the accumulation lift in from south to north. it may end or wind down or taper off slightly. down to a wintry mix or rain as the warmer air moves in. the track of the system is to the west. there will be a band of rain coming through. there may be a couple of stronger wind gusts to come with this late in the day tomorrow and in to tomorrow evening. skies will start to clear early wednesday morning. maybe a few snow showers for the mountains. temperatures not too bad behind the system. no huge blast of arctic system. end of the week, temperatures should be in the 30's to lower range of the 40's through friday. temperatures this afternoon in the 20's. you notice after a dip early this evening as the snow pickses up, the temperatures start to climb. as a matter of fact, we're likely above freezing in southern early tomorrow morning. a general two to four inches. we've added the five inch amount maybe up through the foothills that have the chance of picking up more.

looking at a wintry mix over to rainfall tomorrow morning. that will be heavy at times tomorrow afternoon and tomorrow night. that's really the only game in town. there could be a weak system friday and saturday. you'll notice the temperatures are in the 30's to lower range of the 40's. this system passing to the west keeps us from a foot, foot and a half of snow which would have a very big problem for the morning commute tomorrow. erin: you could say that. sean: good for the trails. kevin: absolutely. erin: the jewelers in nashua celebrated with a splash of pink. they had pink diamonds that are extremely rare and expensive. a total of $20 million worth of diamonds was on display. sean: had i known they were there, i would have picked them up. still to come, a high school student goes all out for valentine's day.

the school a flower. it did not come cheap. pick out the natural artwork. this is a shot of a window covered in frost. it is always cool to look at. submit your pictures and video and join the thous of members by logging on

sean: a michigan man got some help from his co-workers in the love department. is there a department for that here. they surprised him by putting his picture and contact information on a billboard along with the question looking for a valentine? 25-year-old matt hill say he was a bit caught off guard by the response. he says he's taken dozens of calls, text messages, and e-mails from potential suitors. maybe it worked. erin: forget about online. get yourself a billboard. a high school senior in utah made hundreds of his classmates very happy. hayden godfrey gave a flower to every girl in

that's 800 in all. kevin: he said he wanted to make as many people happy as possible. he already has a girlfriend. she was impressed with the gesture. >> to walk every single one of the girls walk out of school with a big smile on their face makes me happy and proud of him. kevin: it cost him $500 to pull off the surprise. he works as a bagger at a grocery store, so it took him a while to save up. sean: i guess his girlfriend is proud of him. an attorney -- honor for a young man that passed away unexpectedly. ray: the tram broke down trapping 48 people. we'll show you some video and hear from a couple of people who were trapped. erin: a tragic situation across the border in vermont.

truck plunged in to the frigid waters of lake champlain. reporter: the passing of antonin scalia has teed up a political battle. i'll have the latest

erin: now on "daybreak," developing while you are sleeping. a police standoff. one person is now in custody. >> lean forward. sean: dramatic video shows how dozens of people were rescued from the aerial tramway on cannon mountain on sunday. the tram remains closed today. kevin: we start off with the bitterly cold temperatures. temperatures climb for the next 36 hours. what that means as the next system approaches ahead. erin: a battle is taking shape on capitol hill following the death of antonin scalia. which should lawmakers start discussing the supreme court justice replacement? >> no one covers new hampshire like we do. now wmur "news 9 daybreak." erin: it is brutally cold this morning. thanks for joining us. i'm erin fehlau. sean: good morning. i'm sean mcdonald.