hampshire like we do. now wmur "news 9 daybreak." erin: good morning, new hampshire. thanks for waking up with us on this monday. it is back to work for many people who may have taken last week off. we're going to check in now with kevin skarupa with a look at the forecast. kevin: the best advice is to bundle up. there's been a pretty easy go. looks like true winter feel. probably doesn't quite feel like that early this morning. temperatures aren't going up today. if anything, temperatures may be falling through the afternoon and in to this evening ultimately dropping below zero. down to nine up in berlin. mid 20's in southern areas. temperatures not going up today. if anything, holding steady or falling with a breeze out of the north and northwest. how low temperatures go with your forecast in just a bit. let's look at your we're joined live by deb davidson. >> good monday morning. all major roads in the state of new hampshire are moving well and up to speed. we're not seeing any delays right now from north of the notch to the stateline with measured. things are looking good as well on 293 paquing your way through the mill yard and down through the everett turnpike. 101 whereby 111, and the spaulding turnpike are moving well. this report is brought to you by dunkin' donuts. from the traffic network, i'm deb davidson for 95.7 wzid. erin: all right. thank you. tomorrow marks five weeks until the new hampshire primary. the race for the white house is really kicking in to high gear now. the granite state will play a key role for many campaigns. the candidates are spending a lot of time here. ray brewer joins us now with a look at who is in new hampshire today. good morning, ray. ray: good morning. there will be a total of six candidates that will crisscross the southern parts state. most of them have multiple stops planned. on the republican side, marco rubio kicking the day off with the town hall in hooksett. rand paul, carly fiorina also have stops today. bill clinton rallies support for his wife. they all recognize how important new hampshire is. sanders admitted he needs to win here if he's going to have any chance. analyst say it could make or break several republicans. >> they have to do well here. i think that's either at least second place or go home. that could include new jersey governor chris christie, jeb bush, john kasich. for those three, there's only one ticket out of new hampshire. be key for fiorina and rubio as well. if donald trump loses the iowa caucuses, the granite state suddenly becomes crucial to his campaign. it is safe to say new hampshire is going to be busy. each candidate pushing hard for your vote. erin: all right. thank you. maggie hassan has broken a record when it comes to fundraising. political reporter broke the numbers on our web site overnight. hassan declared on october 5th that she is running for kelly ayotte's seat in the u.s. senate. she raised $2.1 million in the last three months of 2015, breaking a record for one quarter during the off year. her campaign currently has $1.5 million on hand. ayotte has not yet releasessed her fourth quarter fundraising numbers. you can always get complete political armed protesters upset with the federal government has taken control of a national wildlife refuge in rural oregon. they are prepared to occupy the land for as long as it takes. it includes the son of nevada rancher cliveen bundy. >> armed militia members arm a tower use of usually used to spot wild fires. it has been taken over and become a sick boll. >> the refuge is rightly owned by the people. principles that we adhere on the constitution of the united states. reporter: they have prepared for seize-like conditions. local law enforcement away. the fbi has taken over. tensions are running high. >> it is frightening when there's people making threats and people taughting guns. >> people are afraid. >> it is the duty of the people to put that government back in its place. reporter: bundy along with his father cliven bundy were involved in a standoff over rights two years ago. the latest incident, now occupation, started with the protest of two local ranchers for setting fires on federal land. they went to day for 90 days initially. they are calling for them to serve out their five-year sentence. >> to think there's this many people -- showing up. i hope to see in five years. reporter: the hammonds said they will turn themselves in today in california. the agency is hoping for a peaceful resolution. megan hughes, abc news, washington. erin: state police have identified the more than killed in a crash on internet 89 in grantham saturday night. 24-year-old elie-carmiche alvardo of rockland was killed. a female passenger was flown to the dartmouth hitchcock with several injuries and a child in the a safety seat was treated for minor injuries. 21-year-old paul kimball is charged with reckless driving. they clocked him from a man is due in court in maine after he caused a standoff with officers early yesterday morning. they say that andrew mayor when to his estranged girlfriend's home and grabbed an ak-47 and threatened to kill himself. the bail conditions stated he could not have any contact with his former girlfriend. they finally used a taser to subdue him after he came outside. police in rochester say a fire that destroyed a trailer after the day after christmas is suspicious. they could not find any reason that the fire would have started naturally. there's nothing left of the trailer. still ahead this morning, boy scouts pledge to help people at all times. two brothers in new jersey just put all their skills to the test to help a leader after he was dragged off by a bear. do you recognize the wedding ring? it was found in massachusetts. it has unique markings. ahead the father of a boy who fell from the chair lift at ragged mountain over the weekend is speaking out. he says the find your sweet spot today with dunkin's chicken apple sausage sandwich. enjoy sweet apple and savory sausage together for under 400 calories. america runs on dunkin'. announcer: 3 republican governors. but which governor won national praise for tough leadership handling nine hurricanes? which governor made his state number one in job creation? which governor led the fight to stop obamacare expansion in his state? and which governor laid out a tough plan to destroy isis months before the paris attacks? jeb bush. right to rise usa is responsible the new caramel macchiato from dunkin' donuts. let hand-crafted layers of espresso, milk, uplift your mood. indulge in a hot or iced macchiato today. america runs on dunkin'. kevin: it is monday morning, january 4th. temperatures in the 20's. they are not expected to go up much today. if anything, they are hold in the lower 20's with a good breeze. all of the details on some cold nights ahead before a warming trend sets up coming up. erin: police in massachusetts are looking for someone who is missing something very important. a 14 karat gold wedding band was found at the tj maxx on december 30th. it is engraved with the initials aj to db and a date of november 27th, 1974. a few people have called about it. they are no closer to finding the owner. >> two boy scouts have an incredible story to tell. they prove they are cool under pressure. they were part of the small hiking group when a black bear grabbed their scout leader and pulled them inside a cave. instead of panicking, they called 911 through food toward the cave hoping to lure the bear out. then they came up with a plan to help rescuers find them. >> do you want us to make a signal fire? >> yeah. if you want start a fire. >> i felt like a hero. i saved someone -- we saved somebody's life. >> the brothers admit they were scared. they knew they had to stay calm. their scout leader survived. he's recovering from his injuries. what a story they have to tell for the rest of their lives. it is 5:14. coming up, star wars is breaking records. now it is closing in on becoming the biggest box office hit ever. erin: saudi arabia has severed diplomatic relations with iran. it comes hour after they set fire to the embassy. 47 people were executed on saturday, including a prominent shea eat cleric. the war of words is threatening to escalate. for the first time we're seeing video of the cargo ship el faro on the bottom of the atlantic ocean. it sank in 15,000 feet of water killing all 33 people on board, including several with ties to new england. federal investigators released video last night. they say they are considering launching another search to try to find the ship's black box. police in northern california have arrested a man accused of armed robbery after he took a snapchat selfie with one of the victims. officers say that victor almanza-martinez and two other men stole several items and a car. before they took off, police say he exchanged snapchat information with one of the female victims. they posed for a selfie. it was that picture that helped lead to an arrest. cities and towns in new york must take homeless shelters from the streets to shelters even those who resist. andrew cuomo signed an executive order saying it is necessary to prevent hypothermia and death. some have questioned whether it is legal without a law including the new york city mayor, bill de blasio. the force awakens" has brought in more than $740 million. it is the second highest domestic earning movie just $20 million behind "avatar." "daddy's home" was a distant second at the box office this weekend. the new carrier for the "boston globe" says it could take months to get back to normal. they helped deliver the sunday edition of the paper yesterday a week after a new distributor service took over. some customers haven't gotten the paper at all during the time. the globe is offering refunds to affected dust myrrhs. they are working around the clock to improve this situation. project leaders for the balsams redevelopment say they are just -- they are just two more hurdles to clear before construction can start this summer. they hope to submit the plan to the planning board in the next few weeks. they still need to apply for a $20 million loan guarantee from the business finance authority. what would you do with that's what the powerball jackpot is expected to grow to before wednesday's drawing. the lump sum would be $245 million. your chances of winning the jackpot are about one in 300 million. you know what, there's always that one chance. you never know. kevin: what would you do with the money? erin: i have no idea. i can't even -- that amount of money. i don't know. kevin: i understand. that's a lot of money. we start off early this morning with a fairly quiet start to the day. the breeze out there still fairly noticeable in a lot of locations going around 5-15 mile an hour. otherwise a lot of clouds in western and northern areas of the state. some passing clouds for south and eastern spots. overall fair skies. not much in the way of any kind of snowfalling this morning. the big headline is the coldest air so far this winter. it doesn't say all that much considering how warm it has been. continues to move in. it will be around. highs eventually get back in to the 30's wednesday afternoon and continue to warm from there. the next system doesn't arrive until next weekend. a fairly quiet first workweek back. mainly fair skies. doesn't mean we don't see a couple of snow flakes from time to time. we can't rule out one or two across the higher terrain. wouldn't be surprised. a couple of maps hinting at the possibility of a couple of showers. don't be surprised. we haven't expecting any snow or accumulation out of what occurs out there today. most of that lake effect snow back out to the west continuing to dive south. the coldest air out of central canada. temperatures continue to fall back. we're at nine in berlin. we're at zero on top of mt. washington. two right now officially in pittsburgh. colder air continues to come in. you'll notice the temperatures continuing to fall back. five degrees colder than yesterday in southern areas. 20 degrees dolledder than yesterday at this time up north. winds are light. five to 15 miles an hour early. that's providing an extra bite to the air. wind chills below zero. likely not getting above zero through a good part of the day. the coldest of the air still has yet to build in. that will be around later tonight and tomorrow. temperatures today just not moving all that much. we should hover around in the teens in the northern parts of the state. we'll be in the lower to mid 20's by later this morning. even through the afternoon, we start to fall off. there's the look at couple of snow showers. it withers away in time for the evening commute. from there, we're looking at clearing skies. still a breeze. there will be a lot of areas north and west that are below zero overnight. a lot of sunshine tomorrow. another very cold night tomorrow night. then we start a warming trend. we should be up in to the 30's an wednesday. we'll continue to build from there. eventually by the end of the week getting back up near 40 degrees. tonight it will be below zero and double digits below zero north of the notches. single digits below zero out west. we'll be between zero and seven for manchester to the coast. a couple of very cold days. then we start to climb the ladder. the next system may be warm enough by the time it gets here. that does not look like a blockbuster storm by any stretch on the maps. if you have plans, just stay tuned for the knew answers and when it would arrive. it doesn't look like a huge storm at all. erin: okay. a little bit of snow. kevin: yup. erin: with want to check our top stories. half a dozen presidential hopefuls will cross the state. five weeks left until the primary. the results could make or break several campaigns. maggie hassan has broken a record when it comes to fundraising. she raised $2.1 million for the u.s. senate campaign, breaking a record for a one quarter gain during an off year. and a man from interville is due in court after he caused a standoff with officers. sheriff deputies say that andrew mayer grabbed an ak-47 and threatened to kill himself. still ahead, a doctor in wisconsin skied to the hospital after a record snowstorm. he says he made a mistake that provided his rin the middle of a time when senior povertyt is increasing. republicans and some democratsp came up with a brilliant idea for cutting cost-of-living adjustments for social security. we said, "it will be over our dead bodies if you cut social security." as president, i will do everything i can to extend the solvency of social security and expand benefits for people who desperately need them. i'm bernie sanders, erin: we all know that snowstorms can make it tough to make it to the work. a man in wisconsin refused to let the snow stop him. he worked in an emergency hospital room. after recent record snowfall, he couldn't he grabbed the skis and skied the two miles to work. kevin: he's a competitor skier. he said no one would have known expect he forgot to bring another pair of shoes. erin: thanksfully the cross country ski boots aren't quite as bad as the downhill. you could own your own movie theater. it would only cost $100 and an essay. it is giving the property to the winner of the essay contest after he couldn't find a buyer the traditional way. kevin: he will only give it away if he gets at least 3,500 employees. the deadline is at at the end of the month. erin: how neat could that be? they are preparing to take action when it comes to gun violence. plus the patriots are stumbling in to the playoffs. they lost the number one on average, it takes three hundred americans working for a solid year, to make as much money as one top ceo. it's called the wage gap. and the republicans will make it worse by lowering taxes for those at the top and letting corporations write their own rules. hillary clinton will work to close the wage gap. equal pay for women to raise incomes for families, a higher minimum wage, lower taxes for the middle class. she gets the job done for us. i'm hillary clinton and i >> no one covers new hampshire like we do. now wmur "news 9 daybreak." erin: good morning. it is monday, january 4th. here's a live look for you in portsmouth. 27 degrees out there this morning. we are getting back to, you know, more of an average temperature for this time of the year. we're going to take a look at your forecast in a few minutes which includes some snow in the seven day. but first today's top stories with just five weeks left until the new hampshire primary. several presidential candidates will be hitting the trail in the granite state today. farmington police are searching for a driver that dragged a woman several feet with an suv before fleeing the scened. and a father from nashua is speaking out after watching his son fall 20 to 30 feet at ragged mountain over the weekend. you are going to hear from him coming up. for our forecast, we're looking at snow in the seven day. there's some out there. enough for it in a lot of locations by the time we get there. plenty cold enough early this morning. temperatures down in to the 20's. we'll continue to either hold steady through the day or fall off a few degrees more in to the afternoon. by later on this afternoon, we're talking lower teens up north. we'll be in the lower range in the 20's in southern area. it was a lot closer to the norm than what we've been having over the last five to seven weeks. erin: we're going to have to remember to send the kids with mitt tens and hats today. here's a live look for you. erin: for a look at the morning drive, we're joined live by deb davidson. good morning, deb. deb: good morning, kevin and erin. if you are starting your monday morning commute after heading back after the long holiday weekend, we are seeing no delays on 93 north and south down to the hooksett tolls. then again from manchester down to salem. 293 is moving well. we're not seeing any delays between exit five and the everett turnpike. it also looks good through the bedford tolls. if you are heading south of the border in massachusetts, all major roads in to and around boston are also looking good at this time. this report is brought to you by dunkin dunkin' donuts. from the traffic network, i'm deb davidson for 95.7 wzid. erin: all right. five weeks to go until the new hampshire primary, the candidates are converging hoping to drum up support before voters head to the polls. ray brewer joins us live in our studio this morning with a look at which contenders will be here today. ray: good morning, erin. both republican and democratic candidates will be hitting the gop contenders include rubio, kasich, christie, and fiorina. on the democratic side, bernie sanders will be here today as well bill clinton who is campaigning on behalf of his wife. hillary clinton was among four presidential candidates who hosted their first new hampshire town halls of 2016 on sunday. former secretary of state, hillary clinton, held three town halls across the state on sunday. in derry, she talked about how she would fight for equal pay for women, something she says sets her apart from republican candidates. not everyone at the town hall was a clinton supporter. republican state representative, katherine o'brien, spoke without being called on saying she was trying to ask clinton about her husband's sexual impropriority years ago. >> you are very rude. call on you. reporter: bernie sanders held a town hall. his message of raising taxes on millionaires and billionaires. >> i want to make the point for the ump teeth time. this is the richest country. millions of our people should not be living in poverty. reporter: chris christie began his town hall by calling out secretary clinton for not doing enough to fight isis. he also addressed the topic of political correctness. >> i've been called a lot of things over time. politically correct has never been one of them; light? here's the thing, the attitude is for the president to change the attitude. this is a president who is absolutely marinated in political correctness. reporter: marco rubio held a patriots watch party. news 9 he already knew his team would lose and he was looking ahead to next year. >> i'm guessing you were hoping at some point you'll be inviting your team to the white house. >> i would love to be president and have the dolphins there as super bowl winners. that's probe not going to happen as long as tom brady is in the nfl. ray: find out where they are campaigning today at wmur.com. in the studio, ray brewer. erin: farmington police are searching for the driver involved in a hit and run. an suv dragged a woman several feet out of the beaver pond camping area around 9:00 last night and took off from the scene. the woman was taken to the hospital with non-life threatening injuries. police are still investigating the circumstances leading up to the hit and run. they have identified the driver. once caught the suspect will likely face felony charges. a bail hearing is scheduled today for a man suspected of holding up a store in berlin. they believe 32-year-old ryan morton robbed the variety store the day after christmas. he was arrest the last armed robbery. the father of a boy who was injured after falling off of a chair lift over the weekend is talking about the frightening experience. on saturday, doug prangley was riding a lift with his twin sons. one of the boys slipped feet. he says the lift never stopped because no one was working at the shutdown button. ragged mountain says two people were operating the lift booth. ski patrol didn't know what happened until the boy's father reached the top. >> i screamed as loud as i can for help. at this point when i saw there was no one there, i knew. it was on my shoulders. i thought i could hold him. i tried. i don't want any parent to have to make the choice or have the situation that i had and to watch your child fall going to be okay. i mean that's the thing that will probably traumatize me forever. >> aside from a concussion and bruises, his son is expected to be okay. the mountain said the state inspected the lift and determines there was no mechanical issue so it was cleared to open. the first future length documentary about the boston marathon is now in the works. the creators of the film titled "boston" say it will go beyond the 2013 bombings and follow the history of the marathon. the hymn is set to premier in 2017. a stage play and an hbo special are also in production right now. one will feature boston native, mark wahlberg. coming up on "daybreak" this morning, a terrifying situation for church goers in north carolina. we're going to tell you how their pastor helped and a terminally ill dog is living its last days to the fullest after the owner created a special bucket list. kevin: coldest of the air coming in today. how low they go and how long it lasts coming up. 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: starting offer monday morning with cloudy to partly cloudy skies. the colder air continues to rush in. that's the trend for us today. temperatures will start in the teens and 20's and hold or slowly fall thanks to the breeze and partial sunshine. a few flurries a possibility for south eastern areas. much more on the coldest of the air as it arrives later this evening and how low temperatures go coming up. erin: thank you. curbing gun violence. president obama says he's ready to take action in his final year as demander in chief with or without congress. aixa diaz is live in washington. the president is back from his vacation and focusing on the polarizing issue. >> that's right. the president today is meeting with the attorney general and the fbi director to discuss executive actions on gun control. president obama: we know we can't stop every act of violence. what if we tried to stop one. reporter: he says the gun lobby is loud and well organized and so should the people that are trying to keep kids safe. he's ready to take action. >> what the president is trying to do now is to expand the instant background check by closing the gun show loophole. >> democrat candidates sided with the president. they urged lawmakers to come together. >> we need bipartisan consensus on what we should do about guns and a lot of other issues. reporter: republican hopefuls spoke out against any changes to existing laws. >> i don't like anything having to do with changing our second amendment. we have plenty of rules and regulations. >> this is going to be another illegal executive action which i'm sure will be rejected by the courts. when i become president, we'll be stricken from executive action by executive action i'll take. >> a better approach would be the approach that i had when i was governor of the state of florida where we focused on punishing people that committed crimes with and protected the second amendment rights for law-abiding citizens. >> the president is expected to talk more about the issue when he delivers his final state of the union address. erin: in addition to expanded background checks, what else is he expected to announce? >> the plan is expected to tighten rules on reporting guns that are stolen or lost when they are on their way to the buyer. the plan would beef up inspections of licensed dealers. >> thank you so much. reporting in washington. we're following a developing story out of india for you. a powerful earthquake hit the country killing six people and injuries dozens of others. the victims were hit by falling debris. the 6.7 magnitude quake caused major damage to several buildings. a newly constructed six story building collapsed as well as part of the popular market building. the newly elected mayor of the town near mexico city was killed one day after taking office. miss ocampo was gunned down. the mayor had pledged to tackle gun crime. they believe she was targeted by a cartel. two people were detained in rome after they were caught flying a drone in the vatican. they were patrolling when they spotted the small aircraft. they located the pilot and seized the drone which was equipped with a video camera. a pastor in north carolina helped save his congregation when a man armed with a gun walked in to their church. >> he said, you know, i came here with some terrible things on my mind. i wanted to do some -- i was going to do some bad things. erin: pastor larry wright was in the middle of the new year's eve sermon when he spotted a man holding the rifle. podium and confronted as church members ran for the door. he said he had previous listen been hurt, he was recently released from prison, and he was also a veteran. he then asked far prayer. >> when i told the congregation it is okay, he wants a prayer. the power of god hit. he fell to his knees and began to cry and weep. god stepped in and god moved on that young man's heart. instead of him shooting and killing a lot of people, god touched his heart. erin: after staying to watch the rest of the pastor's sermon, the man apologized to the congregation. instead of being charged with a crime, he was taken to a local facility for treatment. turning now to sports, patriots closed out the regular season by taking on the dolphins in miami. it was a slow first half for the pats. he was in obvious pain. he limped to the sideline and had his right ankle taped. the injury did not seem serious. brady did return to the game. tied 10-10 in the fourth quarter. ryan tannehill connected with jordan cameron for a two-yard touchdown. the dolphins went to win 2010. >> we always have to get better. i think we'll give us the chance to evaluation where we are at. we can see the things we need to do better as a team to win the games. it is obviously a tough sport. you know, you see where you are at after 16 games. just keep fighting on. erin: the broncos won on sunday. denver will not but the number one seed in the playoffs. on the ice the monarchs played the rubber match of their three-game series with the greenville swamp rabbits on sunday. in the second when derik angeli scored his fourth goal. three minutes in to the third. derrick arnold forced a turnover. he got behind the defense and scored another goal. greenville scored twice to tie the game and force it in to overtime. manchester will play at adirondack on wednesday. a recent study shows that watching too much tv in your 20's could impact your brain function later on in life. researchers at the university of california found that participating who watched the most tv and got the least amount of exercise scored lower on cognitive thinking than when they hit middle age. the study followed more than 3,000 people over 25 years. >> now your storm watch 9 forecast. >> all right. outside we go. just nine degrees. we're not -- we haven't digits yet this season. kevin: we have been hard pressed to get below zero. we had 20 to 25 of the mornings for concord. we haven't done it yet. i think tonight probably is the first of that as the coldest air so far moves in. it will be around through wednesday morning. tomorrow morning will be the coldest morning. i don't think wednesday morning is going to be much of a bargain either. from there, highs get back in to the 30's. a gradual warming trend sets up the next system that arrives on saturday. we start off early this morning. cloudy in some areas. partly cloudy in others. there may be a few flurries around. the chances there even for south eastern new hampshire in to the afternoon for a few flurries or snow showers. just a fairly weak disturbance. otherwise it is the northernly breeze. not really gusty. enough to provide that extra bite to the air through the afternoon. meaning temperatures will just continue to slip back from their current levels. we start off the day in the mid to upper 20's in south eastern areas and in the mid 20's through the monadnock region. this is likely about as warm as we'll be today. temperatures hold steady and fall off for other hours through the afternoon. eventually by late afternoon we're likely in the single digits like we are up north this morning and in the upper teens. you'll also notice pittsburgh below zero already. likely headed down to 12 to 15 below. your wind chills either side of zero up north. we're in the upper teens and lower 20's. that's what you are going to want to dress for. temperatures by mid to late morning and early afternoon in the mid 20's. these are the highs for the days. it is chose to where the numbers are this morning. lower 20's in central parts of the state with partial sunshine. heading farther north, you'll notice the much colder air and hard pressed to get out of the of the single digits in parts of the north country. few flurries or a couple of light snow showers. not everywhere across the state. they will be scattered around. the best chance will be in the south eastern areas by late morning and early afternoon. nothing that's going to cause accumulations. just bear that in mind. beyond that, clearing skies for the evening. again the very cold temperatures. as cold as 12-15 below. southern areas likely just stay above zero. zero to seven. good deal of sunshine around tomorrow. temperatures teens to lower range of the 20's. about ten degrees below tonight. we'll start a moderating trend starting wednesday afternoon in the low to mid 30's. then we'll continue to climb through the 30's from there through the end of the week. lower range of the 20's for southern spots. teens up north. even some upper single digits in far northern areas of the state. there go the temperatures later on tonight. entree row to six or seven for south eastern areas while we'll be below zero in western and northern new hampshire overnight tonight. another cold day tomorrow. another chilly night tomorrow night. then we start to climb the ladder in to the 30's to even near 40. next system doesn't look like a huge system. it could be warm enough. it could be some light rain or snow. again it does not look like a major system if you are going to be traveling around next weekend. erin: the snow will come. kevin: the lowest seasonal snowfall is 27 inches of snow. we had four. it will happen. erin: eventually. a man in pennsylvania came up with an interesting way to help his beloved dog live out life. the man recently found terminal cancer. he decided to make the dog a bucket list. the list consistence of 80 activities ranging from eating french fries to sledding down a hill and holding a mock dog wedding. some of the those positive things that i can bring out from it differently and live for the day. i hope that during the process she can put a smile on someone else's face like the eight years she's always put a smile on my face. erin: how sweet is that? one the biggest things was forecasting the weather. the item was crossed off when a local station gave the dog a chance to be on tv. how sweet is that? still ahead, a university in michigan has released its annual list of words and phrases that should be banished. now time for the u local hot shot photo of the morning. be ware of the hungry snowman. the interesting winter display was created in manchester. oh my goodness. you can submit your own pictures and video. join the thousands of erin: mark zuckerberg hads made a major new year's resolution. his goal for 2016 is to create an artificial intelligence system. zuckerberg posted that he wants to build a simple system to run his home and help him with his work. zuckerberg is known for keeping up with his resolutions. in 2010, he vowed to learn mandarin. he recently gave a 20-minute speech in the language. a very bright guy. kevin: you need intelligence to have artificial intelligence. erin: i love it. lake superior state university has released its annual list of words and phrases that should be banished in the new year. kevin: it includes a notion of starting a sentence with the word so, calling issues problematic, and describing a guy in way he sits as manspreading. last year included swag, foodie, cray-cray, and polar vortex. erin: i could do without the cray-cray. coming up, a bold move lands an armed robbery suspect behind bars. he took a selfie with one of his victims. ray: a little more than a month to go before the new hampshire primary. it will be a busy day on the campaign trail here in the granite state. >> an armed militia in stand. i'll have the latest in the standoff. erin: the state of new york is launching a new effort to get homeless people off of the streets and out of the cold. why people are taking issue with an order to bring the people to announcer: 3 republican governors. but which governor won national praise for tough leadership handling which governor made his state number one in job creation? which governor led the fight to stop obamacare expansion in his state? and which governor laid out a tough plan to destroy isis months before the paris attacks? jeb bush. right to rise usa is responsible for the content of this message. cordes: most nurses are tough. they're problem-solvers. they like making things better. people don't have access they just can't afford it. bernie sanders understands how pharmaceutical companies and major medical companies are ripping us off. bernie tells the truth, and he's been consistent. he understands that the system is rigged, and he's the only one who can bring real change. i'm bernie sanders,