sean: now on "daybreak," investigators say the massive fire is being suspicious right now. a instrument is closed. erin: a robbery turned violent when the suspect started beating the clerk with a baseball bat. kevin: after a mild weekend we start cooling off today. the next system approaches ahead. sean: liberty utilities is reacting to another problem with a gas distribution plant in keene. the governor is pointing to an investigation. >> no one covers new

now wmur "news 9 erin: good morning. i'm erin fehlau. it felt like spring. sean: almost like late march. you didn't need the layers. today more of normal winter weather. kevin: a lot closer to the averages. we start off warmer than that. temperatures in the 20's. teens up north. lingering clouds in others. it should give way to partly to mostly sunny skies and the northwesterly breeze in to the afternoon. teens north single digits in far northern areas. we're in the either side of 30 degree range. highs today 30's to near 40 with sunshine and a afternoon. much more on the midweek system in a bit. let's look at your morning ride here in the granite state. davidson. good morning, deb. the monday morning really nice this week. we're not seeing any major problems at all hampshire.

moving well from the plymouth area all the way down to salem. if you are beginning your commute on interstate 89, that's also hassle free from concord to the upper valley. if you are heading southbound, no problems through new london or at the bow junction. 293 is okay from the upper to lower split and 101 and 111 are smooth sailing as well. this report is brought to you by dunkin' donuts. i'm deb davidson for 95.7 wzid. sean: thanks. investigators plan to speak with the owner of a large building in goffstown that went up in flames yesterday as they try to pin point an exact cause. erin: it sent human flumes of smoke in the air. ash could be spotted miles away. andy hershberger live from the scene. that building -- it has been demolished; right?

crews use excavators to knock down what little was left of the building here on mass road after flames had raged for several hours. we have exclusive video of that massive three alarm fire just minutes after it broke out around 1:30 yesterday afternoon. firefighters say there was several explosions inside the building which had been vacant for almost two years. the north garden chinese restaurant next door was evacuated. there's some damage to that building. the owner says she will likely be closed for a couple of weeks. investigators are trying to figure out why the fire got started. >> being a vacant building and nobody was able to deem it suspicious. >> that was double of the height of the north garden. there was black smoke way higher than that. reporter: flaming embers sparked several minor roof fires nearby. crews were able to quickly put those out.

ash falling at the verizon wireless arena. there were no injuries. reporting live in goffstown, i'm andy hershberger. erin: maggie hassan is urging the state public utilities commission to investigate another issue with liberty utilities distribution system in keene. the propane plant briefly caused a problem with the mix of gas and air flowing to customers. officials say it was fixed in seven minutes thanks to new measures. they dealt with a similar problem in december, but it lasted for more than 17 hours. a report from the puc is due by the end of next month. sean: we expect to learn new details about a robbery that resulted in a murder charge. 22-year-old gedeon karsai beat the clerk of 61 market with his fists and a baseball bat before grabbing some cash and running off.

to stop karsai after a short chase. the store owner says the clerk will be okay. this is the second time the store has been robbed this month. two u.n.h. students charged in connection with a stabbing are due in court today. durham police say the victim was stabbed twice. he is in stable condition. 20-year-old matthew gibbons of salem is charged with first-degree assault. eric denning is charged with second-degree assault with criminal and criminal liability. erin: donald trump and hillary clinton are riding new waves of support this morning after picking up wins over the weekend. meantime bernie sanders, marco rubio, and ted cruz are all scrambling to make up ground. kenneth moton is following the canes. reporter: this week it is the early presidential contest switch. >> we just won nevada. reporter: it is the democrats turn in the deep south while the republicans are out west in nevada for tomorrow's caucuses.

winning and make america great again. reporter: this morning donald trump is still riding high after his big weekend win in south carolina. he scored all 50 of the states delegates. >> i didn't know i was going to win by that much. we won by a lot. it was record setting stuff. reporter: the gop pack -- pac is left to five contenders. >> donald trump has demonstrated he has a high floor of support, but he's also got, i think, a secret. reporter: hillary clinton is focusing on the super tuesday states, like texas where she rallied over the weekend. it was another big rally for bernie sanders in stairs. -- south carolina. he got some help from daniel glover.

lukewarm reception at the african-american church. tomorrow night sanders and clinton will hit the stage for the democratic town hall at university of south carolina. the republicans will spend today rallies in nevada where the latest poll has trump leading by 26 points. kenneth moton, abc news, washington. erin: governor hassan is scheduled to meet with president obama to discuss the drug and opioid crisis facing new hampshire and the country. today is the final day of the national governors association winter meetings. drugs have been a major topic of discussion. hassan is the chair of the health and human services committee. highlighting the problem, there have been 41 doses in manchester alone with 11 deaths. the supreme court will be back in session this morning for the first time since the passing of justice antonin scalia. oral arguments begin at 10:00. chief justice john roberts is expected to

from the bench. sean: a man accused of running a meth lab is due in court today after he overcome by the fumes. 52-year-old robert acheson spilled some chemicals. he was found by a caseworker who was concerned for his well being. the drugs weren't found until police tried to lock up the house as acheson was being rushed to the hospital. he tried to jump off of his stretcher and keep the officers from going inside. erin: still ahead, it may sound like a nightmare to some people. officials in massachusetts are really considering creating a massive colony of rattlesnakes on a local island. sean: this is the damage caused when a train slammed in to a van trapped on the tracks. the driver walked away without a scratch. erin: in your next half an hour, should prisoners be allowed to vote? lawmakers are considering a bill to change the law in new the new caramel macchiato

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away without a scratch. >> i'm okay. i'm going to buy a lottery ticket. erin: the mbta is still trying to figure out if there was a problem with the crossing signal. sean: a new plan to colonize an island has a lot of people rattled. that's because they want to use the uninhabited mount zion island to help the endangered rattlesnakes recover. they have no reason to try to leave they say. there's a public meeting. as you would imagine a lot of people are talking about rattlesnake island on the facebook page. tim says he thinks the plan is a great idea. they need all the help they can get. dan agrees. calling it a way to bring back a species

lisa calling it her worst nightmare. jason says it is the snake version of jurassic park. i hate snakes. with a few exclamation points as well. erin: we had a rattlesnake island. we should send you out there. sean: i will sleep there for a few nights. erin: all that's left of a home after a gas explosion. a person who was steps away managed to escape. sean: are you trying to kill me? erin: no.

average natural gas explosion leveled a home this weekend. a salesperson for the new housing community was checking on the sprinkler system. he smelled gas when he opened the garage door. he only took five steps away before the home exploded.

the massive damage there. isis is claiming responsibility for a series of bombings in syria yesterday that killed nearly 100 people and wounded more than 170. at least five bombs went off between damascus and the city of holmes including some that detonated near schools. the attacks come as secretary of state, john kerry, says there's an agreement for a ceasefire that could start soon. all parties might not comply right away. erin: marvell's "deadpool" continues to rule. it hauled in $55 million over its second weekend. it is now poised to become one of the most successful r rated movies ever. "kung fu panda" held on to second place. the new movie "risen" about a roman soldier investigating the death and resurrection of jesus, debuted in third place. we're spending less and

our cars with gas. the national average is now $1.71. that's $2 less than three years ago. here in new hampshire, prices have dropped more than 50 cents in the last year. sean: an army dog tag lost in world war ii has finally been returned to the family it belonged to. thomas davis was killed in 1945. his dog tag was discover in a field. they managed to track down davis' family. the tag will be returned soon. easter is just over a hershey's has a new treat for the holiday. they are wrapped in a special orange foil with green lettering. the kisses themselves are a creamy orange color with a cream cheese filling. they are only available at walmart. in case you are wondering, one serving is nine kisses. about 220 calories. you have to have at

really get a true taste. kevin: same thing for humans? serving? is that how it works? this follows the trend of cream eggs and peeps. they have all sorts of flavors. erin: the caramel ones. kevin: see how we switched off of that? i knew you weren't going to bail me out. you guys were just backing away. start off with fair of the state. temperatures in the single digits. teens, 20's, to even near 30 closer to the shoreline as a beautiful sunrise sets up. last of the clouds withering away. it will make it feel cooler than anything over the weekend. saturday it was temperatures in the 40's and 50's. yesterday it was 40's across a good part of the area. today looks like we're back in to the 30's for most with upper 20's up north and maybe pushing 40 in a couple of southern locations. this is the next system

gather gulf moisture. it will be some strong thunderstorms through the gulf coast and through the carolinas by wednesday. the system will bump in to cool air as it comes as us in one of two parts. the first wave could be light snow or wintry mix on wednesday. then it looks like wednesday in to thursday with the warmer air then involved and a wind blowing on shore. it disease look like we go over to rain. some of that could be heavy along with the wind on wednesday night and early thursday. temperaturing early this morning are in the 20's to near 30 degrees. we have the little bit of a breeze. it will continue to counteract any sunshine we have out there. temperatures likely only going up another five, six, or seven degrees from the current levels. temperatures running 15-20 degrees colder than yesterday at this time. you can see a glancing blow through the colder air. lows tonight single digits above and below zero. highs in the mid to upper 20's. 40 in a couple of southern spots in to the

out of the northwest. call it partly cloudy as we work through this afternoon and evening. mostly clear skies tonight and tomorrow. increasing high clouds. this is the next system. as you'll notice it could start as a little bit of light snow on wednesday. ending some rain drops in the afternoon. then the rainfall becomes heavy at times wednesday evening and early thursday. it could have some wind gusts over 30 to 35 miles an hour with the warmer air in place all the way through thursday before cooling off at the end of the week. sunshine and temperatures in the 30's for the most part today with the northwesterly wind. tonight easing back in to the single digits above and below zero. lower teens from manchester to the shoreline. extended forecast showing sunshine and clouds tomorrow. light mixed showers which could start early enough in the day. then we go over to wind and rain wednesday night and thursday morning. it will pull away with the chance of a few snow showers on friday. partial sunshine getting us in to the weekend with temperatures pretty close to the average. one bump in the road. it is highs mainly in

it is close to where we should be. sean: one day the kids is on vacation. we have to find some indoor activities. kevin: especially thursday morning looks to be the most wet. erin: all right. okay. we want to check our top stories. we start off here with andy hershberger. reporter: firefighters are back here at the scene of the fire on mass road that roared for hours yesterday. a couple of small hot spots have cropped back up. they are back here on the scene. they are expected to be back here today to figure out how the fire got started. erin: is man is charged with attempted murder and robbery after attacking a store clerk in manchester with a baseball bat and grabbing cash. a canine was able to track down 22-year-old gedeon karsai after the robbery yesterday at 61 market. maggie hassan is urging the state to investigate another issue with liberty gas distribution

a power outage yesterday morning briefly caused a problem with the mix of gas and air flowing to customers. sean: coming up on "daybreak," it seems the lure of outer space continues to grow. a record number of

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erin: it seems john lennon's air is worth more than experts first thought. sean: of course. a four-inch lock of the star's hair sold for $35,000. they predicted it would fetch about $10,000. three times as much. it is cut in 1966 as lennon was preparing for a movie. i would want a signed album personally.

some people. erin: i guess it does. what do you do? put it in a frame and on your wall? sean: you start breeding john lennon after you grab the dna. erin: it appears more people want to go to space. sean: nasa has received three times the number that applied to the last class in 2012. only between eight and 14 people can be selected. then they face two years of basic training to learn space walking to russian to communicate with people. you have to do the spinning thing. erin: it is a very exclusive group. coming up, it is already being called one of the most dramatic finishes in nascar history. we're going to show you a photo finish at sean: a woman in iowa is animals. we're not talking about

>> no one covers new hampshire like we do. now wmur "news 9 daybreak." erin: beautiful sunrise there over lake winnepesaukee. meredith is seeing temperatures in the 20's. it is national walk the dog day. did you know that? sean: news to me. erin: looks like the temperatures aren't too bad. sean: might need to bundle up a little bit. kevin will talk about that in a moment. first firefighters in goffstown are trying to massive fire that destroyed a vacant building. a somersworth man is set to face a judge after he crashed in to a car while driving drunk as he tried to escape an officer.

joining dozens of other schools in banning hover boards due to concerns they may be a fire hazard. erin: we got to do some skiing over the weekend. it is nice to be out there on the slopes when it is not frigid. kevin: yes. you had a little bit of a breeze. not too bad. temperatures in the 40's and 50's saturday. 40's to near 50. today we're back to the 30's. any linger clouds will give way to sunshine. there will be a good breeze out of a northwesterly direction. temperatures in the 30's to near 40 with colder air starting to arrive later this afternoon in to the evening. erin: even if you don't have snow in the backyard, they've mountains. roads. here's a live look at 93. kevin: just don't get in your way if you are skiing. we're joined live by deb davidson. good morning, deb. deb: good morning, kevin and erin. we're having a great start. the roads are wide open

vacation this week. there's hardly any commuters. 93 southbound is moving very well down to the stateline with massachusetts. 293 like volume from the upper split in hooksett to the lower split in manchester. 101 no congestion to portsmouth. it is smooth sailing as well. finally heading to the upper valley. 89 not seeing any delays in either direction or at the merge with 93. this report is brought to you by dunkin' donuts. i'm deb davidson for 95.7 wzid. sean: thank. and investigation underway in to what sparked a massive fire. erin: look at the exclusive video. it shows the fire burning at mass road. the flames broke out yesterday afternoon forcing a nearby restaurant to evacuate. our andy hershberger is live at the scene with the latest information. good morning, andy. reporter: good morning.

goffstown are back here at the scene of the fire on mass road. just a brief -- a few minutes ago they arrived back here on the scene. they are working to put out a couple of hot spots that have cropped up again overnight. they say it took minutes for the flames to engulf the building. there were several explosions inside. at this time, officials do not know what set those off. around 1:30 sunday afternoon flames engulf this vacant building on mass road in goffstown. smoke could be scene miles away. >> i was probably double the height of the north garden at its highest point. there was black smoke way higher than that. reporter: next door a full house at the chinese restaurant had to be evacuated. >> it was not panicky at all. nobody thought it was going to be the fire that it was. reporter: the restaurant has smoke damage and the vinyl siding melted. firefighters from about a dozen towns saved that building. business owner is grateful for their work.

can. >> at least a couple of weeks. because the power is gone and gas is all off. reporter: sunday night crews took down the empty building. they are trying to figure out what sparked the blaze. the building has been abandoned for almost two years. >> a vacant building. nobody was in the building. we'll deem it suspicious reporter: it was built more than 100 years ago. it has seen several businesses come and go. >> it was a trolley re-charging station when they had trolleys in the streets here. erin: -- reporter: no one was injured in the fire. back here at the scene, they are working to put out -- you can see them in the back there. they are working to put out some hot spots. we understand the

several minor roof fires that were quickly put out. ash was reported over at the verizon wireless arena in manchester which is about two miles away. live in goffstown, i'm amy hershberger. erin: thank you. a fire is under investigation this morning. the fire started about 5:30 yesterday evening inside a second story apartment on harvell street. no one was home. the sprinkler system put out most of the flames. they say the fire appears to be accidental. sean: a somersworth man accused of crashing in to a car while trying to escape an officer is due in court today. when a police officer tried to pull over a buick on north main street. the driver fled, ran a red light, and crashed in to a kia. three people suffered non-life threatening injuries. the driver of the buick, timothy sprague, was

charges, including dwi. erin: a candia is man, 59-year-old stephen gracy-alny, was charged with setting fire last week. he's being held on $50,000 cash bail pending his arraignment later this morning. the state fire marshals office says the investigation is ongoing. a pittsfield man is accused of fleeing the scene of an accident involving a stolen suv. 37-year-old daniel chambers crashed the stolen suv in to a guardrail on route 11 and andover and just took off. he was arrested after being spotted hitchhiking in the area. chambers is set to be arraigned on a water of charges today. sean: dartmouth college is the latest school to tell their students to leave the hover boards at home. they sent out an e-mail. they are a safety concern. they will be prohibited on all dartmouth-owned properties. the ban is temporary until safety concerns are addressed.

reports of hover boards capping fire. more than 30 universities, including u.n.h., have banned hover boards. erin: state lawmakers are considering a bill that would allow prisoners to vote. the proposed issue would like convicted felons vote behind bars. vermont and maine are the only two states where felons don't lose their privilege. they can become eligible right now once they are released. sean: the maple syrup season is off to an early start. the trees are tapped and farms. jim snyder began his day. that's when he usually others started earlier. >> some people tapped in really early in january. it is very unusual. traditional we don't tap late february. i know some people made a lot of syrup in january.

started now. sean: snyder says he is not sure how the warmer winter will affect syrup. you usually think of it as being late february and early march. cranking early this year. erin: i know. maybe they will have a lot of it. it will be good. good news for people who earn a good living. the higher your income, the better your chances of living a long life. sean: a woman in iowa is on a mission to have her pets deemed service animals. the problem is the pets are snakes. they are not allowed hadder in city. kevin: a mild weekend. temperatures cooling off. the next system getting going and approaching. all of the details on 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.

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after 12:00 p.m. america runs on dunkin'. kevin: off and running and a beautiful sunrise. temperatures in the 20's this morning. jumping in to the 30's. maybe near 40 in a couple of southern spots. cooler over the weekend. details on what to expect coming up. sean: gorgeous sunrise. we're learning more details about the shooting spree in michigan. six people killed and two otherred wounded. today the gunman is due in court to face murder charges. police have not yet commented on a motive. >> these were very

reporter: the prosecutor describing the calm man in which uber driver carried out the shooting spree. >> this wasn't hurried in any way, shape, or form. they are on video. we've watched the video. reporter: his rampage played out over the course of seven hours starting at an apartment complex. he gunned down a woman in the parking lot. hospitalized and expected to survive. her neighbors describe the horrifying attack. >> he was here to kill. reporter: more than four hours later another attack a father and son shot a car dealership. minutes after that, he opened fire on five people in the plot. a passenger who rode with dalton before the rampage described his troubles behavior. >> he got maybe a mile from my house. he got a telephone call. that, he started driving really erratically. we were driving through medians and the lawn. once he came to the

the car and ran away. reporter: perhaps even more bizarre, he picked up passengers between shootings. he was looking for more fares after the final attack. wmur news 9. erin: the death toll from a vicious cyclone has now climbed to 18. authorities are still struggling to communicate with some islands that suffered the worse damage. more than 6,000 people are now staying at emergency shelters. underground winds reached 177 miles per hour. making it the strongest storm on record in the southern hemisphere. sean: frightening moments in illinois. they had to evacuate. the bus was traveling on a busy road. passengers say the driver pulled over after hearing a loud pop and saw smoke coming from the tire. they had to get off of the bus and move back about 50 feet before it

no one was hurt. erin: bill cosby's wife, camille, is scheduled to give her deposition today in a defamation lawsuit. they are fighting to stop the deposition. right now it is expected to go ahead and 9:00 a.m. in springfield, massachusetts. eight women have sued for defamation. they claim he portrayed them as liars as they accused him of sexually assaulting them. sean: pope francis is speaking out against capital punishment. the pope is proposing that leaders who are catholic suspend executions during the holy year of mercy which runs through november. the pontiff is also throwing his support behind a conference set to begin today he hopes will help bring an end to the death penalty. erin: turning now to sports, it was an exciting sunday on the race rack. nascar drivers hit the gas for the daytona 500. chase elliot was the youngest driver to

his number 24 car ran in to some trouble on lap 19. elliot got lose and found himself in the infield. he avoided the wall. they ended up finishing 37th. on the final lap it was quite the finish. matt kenseth tried to hold off. there was contact and both cars were able to hold on. hamlin just barely edged out martin truex jr. at the line for the closest daytona 500 finish in history. denny hamlin gets his first daytona 500 win. sean: celtics took on the nuggets in denver. boston lost two of the last three games coming in. they bounced back in a big way. isaiah thomas lead with a double-double, 22 point and 12 assists. avery bradley added 20 points helping them build a lead in the first quarter. the nuggets made a run in the second half. the celtics were able to pull away winning the game 121 to 101. boston playing in

you make can apparently impact how long you live. that's according to a new study by the brookings institute. the study says that men who earn in the bottom 10% of income can expect to die about 12 years earlier than men who earn in the top 10% of income. researchers say one reason for this is that people are retiring at a much later age. and the longer a person works the more money that they receive from social security each month which enables them to live a much longer life. sean: a woman in iowa wants her pet snakes to be considered service animals. there's one major issue: the city she lives in bans people from owning snakes. she says she suffered from anxiety. medication has never helped. her only relief has been her pet ball pythons. if things do not change, she will consider moving

>> it is greating being able to see them. kids again. people are afraid of dogs too. sean: emotional animals do not get the same legal protection like other animals, like a guide dog. erin: an unusual trend in japan. women are hiring attractive men to wipe their tears away. the service is being offered to office workers in tokyo as a way of relieving stress. a crying session included watching a sad movie and listening to emotional songs. the men are more than just a pretty face. they are professionally licensed to make people cry. [laughter] sean: you need a license for that? wow? erin: the cost of having these attractive men wipe your tears away is $70 per session. i guess that's a thing. you can, you know, be licensed in making people cry? sean: i want to get the call just to say you are the handsome guy we're looking for. it is okay.

member of the handsome -- erin: i carry a hanker chief. kevin: you guys keep talking. i have nothing. sean: please take it. kevin: the fact that you started laughing halfway through the script. erin: people making money around the world. sean: it is okay. i'm licensed for this. kevin: on the next "shark tank." we start off with sunshine. good part of the area through the day today. we'll enjoy partly to mostly sunny skies. there will be a breeze. it will continue to feed in cooler air. a lot of areas today cooler than anything we had over the weekend. highs today for most will be in the 30's after highs in the 40's yesterday and in the 50's in a lot of spots on saturday. high clouds will start building in tomorrow. light snow or mixed showers on wednesday. that looks like wind and rain late wednesday night in to thursday with warmer temperatures as that system makes its way overhead.

north and out west. those will continue to dry up. all eyes on the one system that comes at us in two parts. it will be the weaker version on wednesday in to the afternoon. the heaviest portion of it wednesday night in to thursday. you'll notice temperatures early this morning. not too bad to take. especially when you consider this time of year. we're running a solid 15-20 degrees cooler than yesterday at this time. there are some single digits up north. i suspect tomorrow morning you'll be down around 10 below in southern parts of coos county. the rest of us in the single digits below zero. single digits above zero in southern areas. maybe mid teens closer to the shoreline. for most today we're up in to the 30's. maybe a few spots touching 40. that's will be just a number. upper 20's up north. you'll notice the temperatures will fade back quickly. clear sky and light winds. thereby a lot of areas down below zero.

fall in to the teens. any sort of sunshine tomorrow giving way to high clouds should be a mainly dry day tomorrow. no problem through the evening commute tomorrow. it is later tomorrow night and in to wednesday where we'll start to see the moisture run in. it may be just cold enough that what we see at the start of this could be a little bit of light snow or light winter remix. a lot of that by later wednesday and a lighter version will change over to rain shower activity. it starts to pick up later wednesday night and thursday morning. could be over an inch of rainfall from that alone. once it pulls away, the winds pick up thursday afternoon and thursday night. we start cooling off for the end of the week and likely in to next weekend. temperatures in the 30's for the most part. we'll have the breeze out of the northwest through the day. mostly clear skies tonight. single digits above and below zero for cases tonight. we'll be in the lower range of the teens. the extended forecast, there's one day where temperatures will not be highs in the upper 20's to upper 30's. that looks to be on thursday.

showers from time to time on wednesday. it is wednesday night and thursday morning where we're looking at rainfall heavy at time. also an onshore wind will likely push temperatures up in to the 40's to even mid 50's. we'll cool off behind that. looks like things quiet down just enough after a few leftover snow showers on friday. it looks quiet in to the weekend. there could be a quick-moving front on sunday. all is quiet in to next weekend. sean: there erin: there are a lot of people wishing the rain was snow. kevin: especially the kids. erin: all of you artists, nasa is giving you a chance to send your artworks to outer space. photos, artwork, songs, and poems can be submitted on the new spacecraft. the probe will be the first to collect a sample and bring it back to earth. the artwork must be

days are ticking away here. head to astroidmission.org. if there's any artwork that you would like to part with, mr. mcdonald, you can send it to an asteroid. sean: there's a lot. i don't think it's coming back. i'll take a picture of it. erin: i don't think so.

erin: it is now 6:55. updating our top stories. sean: a massive fire in goffstown. the flames broke out yesterday. no one was hurt. firefighters say the building had been booned for almost two years. erin: two u.n.h. students charged in connection with a stabbing are due in court today.

twice over the weekend. he is now in stable condition. the suspects, matthew gibbons, and eric denning, are facing assault charges. sean: a man is facing attempted murder and robbery charges after he attacked a clerk with a baseball bat. gedeon karsai assaulted a clerk during a robbery yesterday. erin: dartmouth college is joining dozens of other schools in banning hover boards from campus. it is intended to be temporary. kevin: beautiful sunrise for most out there this morning. still some linger clouds in inland and northern areas. those should give way to sunshine. it will be a cooler day than what we've had lately. highs today in the 30's with a northwesterly breeze. we'll cool off tonight. temperatures in the single digits above and below zero. sunshine to clouds tomorrow. the next system comes at us in two parts. one will be a light mix or light snow wednesday. wednesday night and

rainfall could be heavy at time along with gustier winds coming on shore and allowing temperatures to warm up for one day on thursday. erin: one day only. 52 degrees. okay. coming up next on good "good morning america" they are going to have a live report from springfield, massachusetts as bill cosby's wife, camille, prepared to give her deposition in the lawsuit. sean: a man went on a shooting spree in michigan picking up

good morning, america. donald trump on a roll. >> we won with everything. tall people, short people, fat people, skinny people. just won. >> the gop front-runner celebrates big back-to-back wins now all eyes on the nevada, the next vote casts tomorrow. can marco rubio and ted cruz stop his momentum. the uber driver accuseded of killing six people. reportedly picking up fares during the rampage. now those passengers are speaking out. >> we were driving through median sfls and uber is responding to the attack.