they want to get it right the first time. >> adam housely, unanswered questions, we'll check in with adam throughout the night tonight. joining us now on the ground, also in san bernardino, california, jonathan hunt. can you tell us more in the fbi raid of this home? >> reporter: yeah, sean, the focus is on one particular property in redland. now that location, about five miles from the original shooting incident where those 14 people were gunned down and killed. another 17, at least injured. now what's going on in redland right now is that police and other law enforcement personnel moving very deliberately, very slowly, into that property. our producer was on the ground and sent us video of a robotic video, dan also reported hearing a detonation, that, his thought was that that sounded like they were blowing up something that they had found in or around that property. now the property as we understand it is connected to one of the two suspects who were shot and killed in that fierce gun battle with the police when they found and followed the dark suv that they believe the suspects we

but we begin with adam housely with the latest in redlands, california. adam?reporter: for counterterror officials, it's not a surprise. for many who aren't familiar with that sort of thing, tashfeen malik was radicalized overseas. her and her family may be radicalized as well and that's where the investigation is going. because of that they are looking into the possibility she was some sort of operative. they won't, pand on that, but she was an operative and her husband was already radicalized, they believe, as well. it comes also as reports are that they both may have pledged some sort of allegiance to isis after the attack. the reports came out that she did, but reports are they both may have or she may have beau posted on behalf of poboth of them. also about syed rizwan farook's father. he's on a terror watch list. that could be because it helps them with the investigation. clearly, there's more information there. i'm told by investigators there's a lot more he may be telling and that's why he continues to be -- or added to that terror watch list. one more

we are told by adam housely who talked to the fbi here we are not sure that lausd consulted with the fbi before making that decision. coming in at 5 a.m. and making that decision apparently by 6 a.m. not to open schools that day we don't know how much law enforcement involvement was made before the decision was made. back to you. >> very interesting. we have got former new york city police detective bowe coming up and we will get into that. i know the associated press is reporting the e-mail came from overseas. what are you learning? >> reporter: we were told it came from a jihadist of some kind. what the superintendent referred to, and i think this is an important context for him and the board, he said because of san bernardino and what is happening overseas. because of the location of san bernardino, 70 miles from los angeles, maybe it an abundance of consideration. we know you can make a pipe bomb for $10 and get the powder at local gun shops or even department stores and this is quite easy to make. it is easy for monday morning quarterback to say he should not have but lausd maki

i'm adam housely in redlands. now back to "hannity." >>> welcome to "hannity." tonight 2016 republican presidential candidate donald trump refuses to back down over his bold plan to keep america safe from isis threats. despite a huge wave of criticism from the mainstream media and politicians on both sides of the aisle. last night trump laid out his proposal to stop all muslims from entering the u.s. until government officials can get a better understanding of the increasing terror threats to the homeland. take a look. >> what's happened is we're out of control. we have no idea who is coming into our country. we have no idea if they love us or if they hate us. we have no idea if they want to bomb us. we have no idea what's going on. donald j. trump is calling for a total and complete shutdown of muslims entering the united states until our country's representatives can figure out what the hell is going on. >> and in washington yesterday, the house homeland security committee chairman, congressman mike mccaul, who will join us later tonight, issued a very stern w

part of the chain of evidence, a vehicle where adam housely is live.ittle context, if you would. >> reporter: you just heard from the fbi about how they don't have a direct connection. they say to terrorist organizations but keep tilling us they don't believe these two acted alone and it's because of the evidence chain. near redland. 30 yards away is the home where they raided. if the wasn't to the car up to last evening. this car is a lexus, belongs to the family. they won't confirm to whom but i can tell you inside the left an evidence sheet inside from the fbi, the jutes department of justice, receipt for property received, return, released, seized. among the property taken from the car last night, an apple iphone, a multitool keir, business cards, miscellaneous stuff, bank reef seats, shooting targets, hammer, vice grips, a you uhow -- uhaul receipt. and a go propackaging, and they knocked the window out. at one point they were worried the car might have pipe bombs or be booby trapped. they went through it delicate lay. once they finished in the ho

now, let's go to adam housely. he's on the live view joining us now. adam?> reporter: yeah i'll have lance -- we pulled up to the scene. lance would you take the camera and turn it to the right. we're right here on the corner what's tippy canoe of a major avenue out here in san bernardino been out here for other stories and things. major thorofare. that's basically the main intersection near where the shoot out took place. you can see where they have law enforcement here. ambulance, fire trucks and you can see some of the unmark cars that are going through. they've shut it off obviously for anybody like us are locals moving out of the way to let people by in. turn the corner here but you can see massive police presence he here. massive also federal presence here. right down there lance can you see the car down there? it's just out of our reach possibly. we'll pull over and walk over there so you can see it. right here on main thorofare brett. not far about 1.4 miles by my count directly east of the facility. so we're talking really close obviously from where

senior correspondent adam housely has breaking news on the story tonight. he's in redlands, california right now. adam? >> reporter: fox news has learned that law enforcement says it is very likely that three bombs left at that inland regional center may have been intended to go off as first responders responded to the scene. they said that's a very clear indication of what happened. generally it's a hallmark of overseas attacks, i'm told, with the intent to not only kill those first responders but to send a message to other first responders in other areas of the country that may have to respond to a similar scene at some point in the near future. they did not go off, of course, and there is still some question as to why not. some suggested because of the water sprinklers. others believed it may have been the failure to use the proper detonator. meantime, there were also reports that there was scanner traffic within an hour of the attacks very early on wednesday that indicated that law enforcement may have known farook. he may have been known to authorities

adam housely is live in san bernardino with the latest for us. adam? >> reporter: jenna, reports out this morning that the man who bought the two rifles is going to be brought in front of a judge to be detained. i can tell you this: just off the phone with our sources and they say this has been ready for almost a week. but they are not hundred percent sure they will take him in front of a judge today and two reasons for that. the first is he is still talking. and once he goes in front of a judge they will lose a lot of access to him. and the department of justice in washington, d.c. has to look at the complaint and it has to go up the chain and back down the change. that has not yet come back down the chain yet. there is not a hundred percent certainty we will be in front of a judge in riverside today. it may not happen today. the president is coming here tomorrow to meet with families who lost loved ones and those injured and first responders and that will happen tomorrow on the way to hawaii. it is a closed event. we don't expect him to speak and wil

senior correspondent adam housely has breaking news on the story tonight. he's in redlands, california right now. adam? >> reporter: fox news has learned that law

background checks, got a clean bill of health from the government of pakistan, from where she came, adam houselyem. she kept getting cleared and cleared and cleared again. what are we learning? >> reporter: we haven't heard a straight story. we have.4been told a couple of things over the past 12 days since the attack that murdered 14 people here. we know that a lot of agents here said from the beginning this will change the way things are done behind the scene. they don't feel the vetting process has been done correctly. reports to "the new york times --" i have been told to be cautionary because while there are three posts including one that she celebrated the tenth anniversary of 9/11. she may have been using other names which makes its more difficult follow sebody. they're not allowed to look at facebook and twitter and other online profiles as background. and a lot of people are asking the question, why does that not happen? especially in this case. but there's even bigger questions than that, neil. one investigator tolds last week, and reminds us today. i if you the way that society works o

. >> adam: cleaning house. >> kim: a local housekeeper accused of stealing from an elderly client. >> pete: sun in the forget and next. >> adam: and pats ready for this [ duck quacks, wolf howls and wind whistling ] [ electronic beeping ] but... the new turbodown jacket: the pacific northwest. [ wolf howls ] >> adam: a woman facing a judge in arlington, accused of cheen out an elderly man's bank account. she was hired to help him clean his house. she swindled him out of over a hundred thousand. >> she surrendered her passport. >> reporter: she made higher appearance in cambridge district court today. a caused of taking nearly a hundred 2 from an early determine man whose home she cleaned. the prosecutors say she was amused by her arrest last night. >> she seemed to have no resh of the severity of the charges against her. >> reporter: she arrived from albania three years ago than and befriended this man in a cafe in arlington. >> she was giving me stories all along about how poor shy was, and she needed money. >> reporter: his wife tide six years ago and he says he lived alone, and he

joining us now with more from san bernardino, fox news correspondent adam housely.f us saw in the video today, reporters crawling all over each other, taking pictures of the crime scene. i know the fbi said they have completed their investigation of the house that couple were renting, but no evidence from the crime scene that was still needed by the investigators? >> no. they say no evidence at all. in fact i got that from not only the local folks here, who have been doing the investigation, but also the national people. they say as crazy as it looks, and they can't determine how the media covers it, but they say, listen, we went through this place with everything inch by inch. we got a lot of information out of there. we needed nothing else in there. it is normal for us to hand it back over to the homeowner when we're completely done with it. >> the evidence was clearly leading in that direction. and you're reporting the last day or so, certainly leading in that direction. i have to say, i thought it was pretty dramatic today when the lead fbi person on the investi

fox news adam housely is on the scene with the very latest. what are the looking for, adam?>> well, david, they're looking for evidence that might be involved, i'm going to step away and give you a live look, it's a lake in downtown san bernardino, basically a city park if you will. there's still one diver in the lake at this point. another one has come out and basically taking off his gear. this diver has brought something over to the shores, right now probably about 20 offshore but come back over here a little bit closer, you're going to see a block with some twine and rope around it, orange and black, obviously been in the water for some time. is that involved in this case? potentially. i'm told that they're looking at possibly evidence thrown in this lake at some point. we don't know if it's involving the attack nine days ago or potentially another attack that we are told may have been planned back in 2012 by syed farook and his friend and basically relative enrique marques, but that was brought over here by a diver, it doesn't look like anything was attached to it, but

until then i'm adam housely. now back to "hannity." >>> welcome back to "hannity." from the president of liberty university, jerry falwell jr., defending his controversial remarks to students about gun control. here now with reaction the author of sold out, how high-tech billionaires, bipartisan beltway crap weasels are screwing america's brightest and best. michelle malkin and julia roginsky is with us. a simple question. i know the president wants to divert attention. this is radical islamists in our homeland. he still wants syrian refugees. our intelligence people say we can't vet them. but here's the question. if you're in the room and i'm in the room with you and bo dietl is in the room and jerry falwell jr. is in the room and we're all armed because we all have carry permits, do you want us there or do you not want us there if somebody is smooting up a roomful of people? >> the problem is if you're shooting up a roomful of people, where am i in the crossfire here, how well trained are you? are you a police officer? no. >> i'm a marksman. >> but not everybody i

adam housely on what we know or don't know. >> reporter: well, neil, i know this. he will be in custody at some point. that decision has been made. it's just the back and forth on that. the reports an hour and a half ago he was arrested, aisled told locally were false. they were leak it by a bailiff who didn't know what he was talking about. he hasn't faced a judge. that won't happen until this afternoon in a riverside courthouse and then have some paperwork released at the national level to give us some background. there's an ongoing disconnect and communication problem between the doj and other federal agencies. a lot of frustration, a lot of people are saying it's causing problems and some people insist it's political in nature. the fbi announced it was terrorism before the president. enrique marquez will at some point be arrest. >> thank you, adam very much. to great to van sunday stenright now what greta van susteren what she makes of this. the core of this is he bought weapons, gave them to farook in california. you can't do that. but there's obviously more t

senior correspondent adam housely is live in redlands california tonight. >> reporter: good evening.we reported over the last couple days thousands of agents are literally doing everything they cannot only here locally but around the country and across the globe. fox news has learned they've gotten significant tips about the international connection possibly to training as well as money. we know and learned tonight there's a digital footprint, as we reported but also federal agents have made some significant headway when it comes to the banking footprint. as it's explained to me within hours of the attack i'm told federal agents contacted the major banking institutions in this country with a subpoena of sorts. i asked for more clarity. they say it's a request. all we can tell you, it's a subpoena of sorts that basically asks for information in regards to these two suspects. i'm told that's where significant evidence in regards to the money train has come from. there's still much to know that was a quote, i'm told but many of these security experts at these major u.s. banking institut

adam housely with the latest. >> reporter: investigators tell us be careful about tying this just to isis. the investigation is still very early and the stale believe there could be ties to al qaeda. and as we have been talking over the last couple of days they have been saying all along and felt this was terrorist related. they are also saying, even though the director says they don't have any direct connections to organizations, they do feel the couple did work with somebody oar someone else. they don't know. they won't go any further on that. take from that what you want. just about 30 yards from the home where i that found the pipe bombs and all the material, is the car that is involved with the family. they don't tell history is registered to or who it belonged to specifically other than plongd to the family. we saw them going through this yesterday. they felt it might have pie -- pipe bombs. they didn't find anything but inside there's a sheet right now from the united states department of justice, federal bureau of investigation, receipt for property received, returned release

. >> i'm adam housely. we'll have updates throughout the night. now back to "hannity." >>> welcome to hannity tonight. the threat posed by radical islamists in america is real and being ignored by your president, president obama. now while law enforcement is still investigating yesterday's shooting in san bernardino, california, we're learning more about the suspects. now a source briefed on the investigation is now told fox news that siyed farook did have contact with individuals who were previously the subject of fbi terrorist investigations. they say manufacture the cases have since been closed. and reuters is also reporting the saudi embassy in washington is saying that farook traveled to saudi arabia for nine days in july of 2014. now the fbi also said earlier today that farook traveled to pakistan while adding that his wife was in the u.s. on a visa and had a pakistani passport. keep in mind radical islamic threats are now increasing. now we know that are tl are investigations into isis in all 50 states and the president told you, the americ

joining me is congressman adam schiff, top democrat on the house intelligence committee. congressman, i appreciate you. thank you so much for joining me. so this is a former top military -- the former top military intelligence adviser really to the president, saying essentially politics drove the white house to ignore the rise of isis. what do you think of that?

what is the role of los angeles police department or was it this 22 adam housing reporting from fox news and fbi sources say the fbi along with the lapd found the alfred los angeles to not be credible but the superintendent still wanted to close the schools, the undecided to do so, different from what we heard earlier, earlier we heard the lapd reviewed for a threat and found indeed was credible so what was the role of the police department, that and many questions in the next hour. neil: to los angeles where blake berman is getting ready for the latest republican presidential debate, i am sure this is providing an updated backdrop. how are things out there? >> national security was expected to be one of the main topics here. in light of everything in san bernardino and paris we have seen over the last few weeks at least since the last debate or so and you have this, will this be brought up to the moderators, national security certainly an issue of focus here at this debate and las vegas later tonight, one in which donald trump will once again be standing front and center on the podium.

they chatted about day to day life of being a living in the white house. >> adam: still ahead a young boy from douglas putting recent fire safety lessons to good use to safe his brother's life. >> elizabeth: continuing our look back at 2015, the story that made headlines in ok, we're here. here's dad. mom. the twins. aunt alice... you didn't tell me aunt alice was coming. of course. don't forget grandpa. can the test drive be over now? maybe just head back to the dealership? don't you want to meet my family? it's practically yours, but we still need your signature. the volkswagen sign then drive event. r zero due at signing, p p zero down, zero deposit, r and zero first r r months payment t on a new jetta p and othernselect models. >> adam: still a lot to get to tonight including the big game tomorrow. new years day. your forecast, there is another let me think here, hour of 7 news straight ahead, i'm adam williamsly. i'm elizabeth norieka, 7 news at 5:30 starts right now. >> adam: fugitive no more, police catch a murder suspect and his capture

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bernardino, and perhaps the white house doesn't want the fbi to get too aggressive in going after the terrorist angle. again, this is what we are hearing from both fox news's adamsley and the clear cut comment we will have james comey making a statement. now you will see next to him attorney general loretta lynch dispatched apparently from the white house to make sure that both sides will get the take that they would like on this. we're just reporting this, as i promised you, and i always will promise you, we will keep you posted and give you the real facts. here's another fact, the dow jones industrials is jumping with exactly 30 minutes to go before the end of the session by 363 points. this is a tgif moment for the markets, solid jobs report number for the month of november. now the s&p jumping 41 points, the nasdaq up 103. exactly at this time yesterday, the numbers were the same but completely in the red. at the moment looking at a real rally that erased the numbers from yesterday. i want to bring in larry, chief investment officer from sfg alternatives at the chicago merc, is this the jobs report? finally we get clarity we will see a rate tightening with

adam: john kasich and his wife tonight. prioritize in the white house. stephanie: the patriots host at the titans today. jason will have highlights in sports. >> more than 100 troops returned adam: tonight, john kasich is a new hampshire holding a house party in manchester and a holiday town hall in portsmouth. between those events, he is squeezing in time to answer questions with us. behind every successful elected to be a very supportive and smart and helpful spouse. what does that mean when you' re running for president as a couple? >> it means there are two people that need to do two different jobs. i spend a lot of time taking care of the family and making sure everything is running well at home while he is in new hampshire. i think this is his 18th visit. it is a team effort. adam: what is your wife' s support me to you on the trail? >> she is teaching the girls to drive, which is really good. i don' t know that i can do that very well. front. she is an independent person. she does her thing. m thrilled to have her here. my daughters are here as wel

house and my son shot somebody.")) it turned out another homeowner on the 14-hundred block of daybreak drive... shot 17 year old manquise adams whom police say broke into a house with another teen. manquise family spoke out to 8 news now wednesday night.. saying they wish the situation had turned out differently. ((bobbie's adams/teen's grandmother: "they were fearing for their life...i can understand that...i wasn't there i don't now what went on..i can't say all i know is that neighbors told me they believe manquise and the other boys involved in this incident may be the same ones who broke into and burglarized another house on the same block...as recently as a month ago. the other 17 year old teen who was shot wednesday... is now in stable condition in the hospital. the 13 year old boy whom police say served as a look-out was questioned and released. ((marilyn mcphun/neighbor: "i feel sorry for the parents of these boys.")) mcphun says she's doesn't know the homeowner involved in this case well..but he seems like a nice guy. she says it's sad to see what unfolded just steps away from her home in the last 24 hours. ((marily

men tied up a pregnant mother inside her home. 7's jonathan hall live outside the house where this happened. john. >> adam, it's really pretty simple. the motive was money. police believe there was at least $40,000 cash stuffed in that white house stashed away. investigators believe the robbers knew it. one was arrested after a chase, serious criminal charges. >> reporter: police say 22-year-old kevin murphy of revere and a partner broke into this house in quincy in broad daylight and tied up a woman who's six months pregnant using plastic tape and a sweater to wrap around the woman's face. they were unaware of the woman's 16-year-old stepdaughter that was hiding in her bedroom and on the phone with 911. >> i can hear them. >> where are you hiding? >> i'm in my room. >> you're in your room? >> i locked the door. >> reporter: prosecutors say the masked man who was unknown to demanded cash and made it clear lady's purse? he put the handgun against the temple of her forehead and she directed the suspects to the first floor bedroom across the staircase and in that bedroom there was a brown bag that contained

adam: if you haven' t decorated your house yet, the state' s largest utility provider says go for l.e.d. lights. eversource says the l.e.d. lights are safer because they are cool to the touch. l.e.d. lights are also cheaper to operate. one string of standard incandescent mini lights uses around 40 watts compared to the almost 8 watts the l.e.d. strings use. it was another warm and sunny s take a live look out on the seacoast where it is still 51 degrees. will the start of the work week be as nice? meteorologist hayley lapoint is here with a quick look at the forecast. hayley: not all of us saw the sunshine fully today. in the upper valley, the fog remained stubborn all day. temperatures have been much colder there. lebanon at 32. 38 in plymouth. you can see on the satellite the fog that was right along the day with lots of sunshine. still some thick fog in lebanon. i' m expecting overnight for the it. the problem is some of this may freeze on contact and cause black ice. a big heads up for late-night travel after midnight or early tomorrow morning. there could be slick spots driving aro

there seems to be some friction between the fine and the white house we heard earlier with adam housleyng about this. the white house sent attorney general loretta lynch to the f.b.i. briefing room this afternoon. katrina, we know the f.b.i. -- we heard that there was were some individuals there that sensed this was terrorism right out of the gate. they couldn't talk about it as such and had to be muzzled as such. i don't know if it hampered their investigation. but this white house is so loathe to say the words "radical islam" or loathe to come to the conclusion what we all knew already. >> i think everyone in america suspects terrorism outside of the white house. i think it's important to what was said earlier about criminal profiling versus racial profiling. in texas you have a muslim kid who brings a suitcase with wires and a clock attached to it. the teacher saw something and said something and now they are being sued for $15 million. maybes say they have saw something but were after he frayed some say something. it's time for people in this country to take a stand. i think at this

but they might be narrow enough for the white house to swallow to get a braider spending deal. and adam, whether or not americans are successful, you can bet they will keep trying because they control both the house and senate, so they see some windows of opportunity. adam. >> yes, the consumer bureau definitely a lightning rod for controversy. libby, some more examples of the work that they do? >> reporter: the agency is boanl four and a half years old. one of the issues they are going after is red lining, the practice of discriminating against people. the cfpb has been watching out for banks who have been denying people mortgage loans because of their race, hudson city savings bank, the cfpb and justice department allege this lending agent, the largest lending bank in new jersey that has clients in other states was essentially ignoring entire neighborhoods, people of color and providing loans the white people in disproportionate numbers. it did settle this fall for $30 million and this is a prime example of the way the cfpb is trying to bring scrutiny to the lending banks. which means

for them until his dying day and he died with his boots on on the floor of the house of representatives. john quincy adams is vastly underrated. we don't give much attention to one term presidents. but he was a very great man. i think intellectually, iq level, he may have been the most brilliant human being to ever occupy the office. >> host: if you want to text a question you can do that. next call is from tom in florida. >> caller: good morning. my question is, my father-in-law was the manager of the right aircraft factory in 1916. did mr. mcculloch learn anything about him? his name is milton when? >> guest: i wish i could say yes, but now i don't. my book really ends in 1910. when orville and wilbur wright decide they achieved what they set out to do. until then they would never take a plane together because they wanted the other person to be alive to carry on the mission. it was a mission in which they gave total devotion exclude including everything else that we think of as a normal life in order to achieve it. they never married, they never went on vacation, they're totally committed to their work.

congressman adams shift the ranking democrat only the house intelligence committee labeled the threat a hoax to disrupt schools in large cities. coming up, when to close and when to stay open. the clues that led to different decisions on the east and west coast. leigh anne is live with the reaction and the response. >> well, this is what happened very early this morning. police departments here locally started to reach out to their school districts. for example, the office of emergency services reached out to all the schools in san mateo. all of these districts decided that this threat was not credible. now, all of these school districts trying to justify l.a.'s decision. >> we increased presence in and around our schools in san francisco. >> most schools have a school resource officer. with the threat in los angeles, those officers in san francisco were given priority status. >> if anybody does call the police from a school or any type of campus, we would have a top priority response. >> there was never a threat of violence to schools in san francisco. still, it was a chance to revie

but that's -- and, of course, when they first came, when abigail adams came into the white house there was, you know, very few there. she was hanging laundry up in the east room. there were no stairs to the first floor. a lot of changes since then. but in recent history it's been, you know, several dozen people who are making this place run. >> jacqueline kennedy was one of the first to take the public on a tour of the white house on her christmas special. is that why you started there? >> i wanted to start, it was a modern era, and so i think the kennedyss are just such -- kennedys are just such a fascinating family, and i also wanted to find people who had actually worked with them. some of the folks i interviewed started with the eisenhowers, they're in their 90s, and they started when they were, you know, teenagers. i found some people that far back, but i couldn't really go backing to truman, i couldn't go back too far. but the kennedys are great because you've got these, you've got a toddler and a baby in the white house when they first moved in, and you have this interaction bet

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aegin the process of finding out exactly what happened inside that house on daybreak drive, a family would learn the awful news. chris adams heard what happened and raced over. he told us it wa son that was inside the house. unbelievable for the kiddies says who has never been in trouble before. >> stay in school. don't be doing all these crazy things. john: the investigation lasted close to six hours. in the end, the homeowner was never charged. we do have an update tonight on that 17-year-old wounded during the break-in. earlier today.he has now been upgraded to stable and is recovering at a local hospital. jim: thank you for that. that was the second deadly shooting by a local homeowner just today. earlier this morning, police say a man was shot and killed while trying to break into a home. it will message you woke up to a man screaming and banging on the front door. she, and another man called 911 and told the suspect that they had a gun inside. investigators said the man kept trying to get into the closed door. the homeowner fired several rounds and hit the suspect once in the head. as of tonight, that homeowner has n

we also have the ranking democrat from the house intelligence committee with us. congressman adamjustice reporter, evan perez. you have disturbing new information about other attacks marquez says he planned with farook? >> reporter: that's right. this is the plot that we have mentioned a lot on our air. this is in 2011 and 2012. they had a couple of different plans, including the plan to attack the community college that pamela just mentioned. and also a second plan was to attack the state route 91 during the afternoon rush hour. apparently they chose, according to the criminal complaint, they chose a section of highway specifically because it didn't have exits. in other words, they wanted to make sure that people were trapped. the plan, according to the fbi, was for them to throw pipe bombs to disabled cars and farook would move among the cars shooting at people while his friend marquez would stay on a hillside shooting down at some of those people as well as targeting rescuers and law enforcement as they arrived to try to help out. it's a harrowing tale as the way the fbi descri

. >> adam: to the race for the white house taking us up to new hampshire. hillary clinton changing the conversation. this comes after donald trump unleashed on the clinton family the democratic candidate steering clear of those controversial comments. >> elizabeth: it was all bit of shifting her focus to the issues, we've more on her message. >> reporter: hillary she came here to talk about alzheimer's and take questions. >> i need all of you. >> reporter: it's crunch time. while hillary clinton is the national front runner she has fallen blind bernie sanders in new hampshire, so she working to convince voters here she is the best person for the job. >> the decision that new hampshire makes is so important. >> reporter: come next week she is leaning on bill clinton to sway granite state voters, too, a move that is giving g.o.p. rival trump a new target to go after. >> there were' certainly a lot of ibuse of women and you look at whether it's monika lewinski or paula jones and that will be fair game. >> reporter: clinton supporters who stood in the snow to h

fought for them until his dying day and died with his boots on on the floor of the house of representatives. john quincy adams is a vastly underrated american. we don't give much attention to one term presidents. he was a very great man. intellectually iq level, however you want to, you may he may have been the most brilliant human being ever to occupy the office. >> if you want to text in a question >> they wanted the other one to still be alive and carry out their mission. and it was a mission to which they gave total devotion excluding almost everything else would think of as a normal life. he never married or when on vacation. they were committed to their work much the way the father was an itinerant businessman and committed to his work. and their objective was a mission. it was not just -- one of the misunderstandings, it was not just they invented the airplane which in itself would have been a phenomenal accomplishment. but they invented how to fly it. they learned to fly it. they were the 1st test pilots ever testing something that nobody else had ever tested. the world would never had such a machine

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adam: now to our u-local hot shot. the mill house is all decked out for the holidays. you can submit your pictures and video, and join the thousands of hayley: another mild day for sunday on the way. when temperatures get cold he stephanie: senator jeanne shaheen is joining fellow senators in paris. why they are pushing for a global agreement. adam: 50 teams competing to build the best lego robot and qualify for the world championship. stephanie: thousands of runners shuffle through downtown manchester in the "santa claus shuffle" 5k. >> no one covers new hampshire like we do. now, wmur news 9 at 5:30. stephanie: it was a beautiful, sunny saturday for most of the granite state. welcome back. i am stephanie woods. adam: and i' m adam sexton. will the sunshine be sticking with us for the rest of the weekend? hayley: we are in the midst of a quiet, dry weather pattern. because of that, we have clear skies tonight. temperatures are going to get quickly. it is already dipped into the 40' s. 41 in nashua. low 30' it will be another frosty night because of clear skies. with t

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back now with the ranking member of 0 the house armed services kitty, democratic congressman, adam smith of washington. congressman, we are hearing in is, iraqi forces have recaptured most of ramadi, key word being most. do you think this is a victory that will be long lasting, that will hold? >> i think it will hold. the question is where does it go next. are they, first of all, able to clear the city entirely, clear the surrounding areas? have they able to build on this progress? and one of the big questions there is, still got to get some details on this, how many sunnis were involved in this assault? how bought into the iraqi military and government is the sunni population? is that reflected in this victory in ramadi? will it build and grow? that's the key. moving up into heavily sunni areas. if the sunnis still think that the baghdad government is a sectarian government that is against them, it will be hard to get those sunnis to fight with the iraqi government. that's going to be the key. whether the next step is fallujah or mosul or wherever, the key is to get the sunnis in iraq t

we're back with the ranking member of the house intelligence committee democratic congressman adam schiffia. congressman, the fbi director james comey confirmed today, this is pretty stunning that there were 109 encrypted messages between that garland, texas terrorist tried to commit a terrorist act back in may of this year and overseas terrorist the morning before the attack. but comey and other officials say they have no clue what those 109 messages contained. they can't get into those messages. here's the question, is it possible that radicalized individuals are sitting in the united states right now plotting and communicating about attacks using this encrypted cover, if you will? >> excuse me, wolf. it is certainly possible that those encrypted communications are going on. and we are going to be very interested to determine in this case in san bernardino whether that was an issue. at this point i don't know that we can tell that, but we should be able to determine having seized some of the electronics. we're pretty good at being able to restore even smashed electronics. that's a very

complicated process of finding out what inside the house on daybreak drive a family would learn the awful news 28 40 knowing that, i think its my son chris adams heard what happened and raced over he told us it was his son manquis that was inside that house unbelievable for the kid who had never been in trouble before 13:29:27 i tell him he's been hanging with the wrong crowds and stuff like that. stay in school don't be doing all these crazy things. try to tell him right. the police for close to six homeowner, who has not been identified, was not charged that was the second deadly shooting by a local homeowner on wednesday. earlier that morning... near sahara and fort apache... police say a man was shot and killed while trying to break into a home. a woman says she woke up to a man screaming and banging on the front door. she and another man inside the home called 9-1-1... and told the suspect that they were armed. investigators say the man kept trying to get in. through the closed door, the homeowner fired several rounds... and hit the suspect once in the head. as of this morning , the homeowner has not been charged... police will leave it u