josh: that' s chris christie. >> nope. >> that' s chris christie. josh: yup. in the middle there. >> that' s jeb bush? josh: how about the guy with the glasses in the center? >> no. josh: that' s jeb bush. >> good to know. josh: what about the top right? any idea? >> i was going say is that micheal keaton? >> who are you? >> i' m batman. josh: how about upper right hand? does not look familiar at all? >> that looks like that' s alex keaton. josh: alex keaton from "family by far, this lady was the most confident. i haven' t even showed this to you. >> you don' t have to. josh: you know them all? >> yes, sir. josh: but at the top, she started slow. >> jim, jim -- i' ll get back to him. of course, dr. ben carson. this is you. this is you. josh: that' s good. i was just trying to trick you. bottom corner all the way to the right. >> that' s the guy from texas. josh: that' s right. >> i don' t think it' s going to say that on the ballot though. nope. >> this is rand paul. this is jeb bush. josh: how about top right? >> no. josh: you don' t recognize him at all? you

josh: good see you. josh: welcome back to "close up ." tomorrow marks the home stretch of the new hampshire primary race. who has the energy? some are wondering if this primary could be the end as we' ve come to know it. joining me at a state chairs of the parties, democrat raymond republican jennifer horn. -- democrat raymond buckley and republican jennifer horn. ms. horn: we have to preserve what we do in new hampshire. we cannot go to a day where our candidates for the highest office in the land are chosen based on who got enough money to run tv commercials nationally. it cannot be for the big dollar folks. in new hampshire it is important , forcing the candidates to come down face-to-face to the voters and have conversations eye to eye. that is where so much of the energy on the republican side has been coming from. the candidates are in the state constantly. doors are open to everybody, this is what it is all about in new hampshire. we have to preserve that. josh: mr. buckley? mr. buckley: i agree with the first half of what she said

-josh: i'm josh. -lemonis: hey, josh. nice to meet you. -josh: nice to meet you.emonis: and so, who oversees production? man: chris. -lemonis: you're chris? -chris: i'm chris. lemonis: and so, walk me through the process, 'cause i want to have a better appreciation for how beautiful the product is. chris: so, this is basically where it starts. i mean, this comes directly from the mill in wisconsin. it's hardrock maple. it's perfect wood for a skateboard. -lemonis: okay. -chris: your first ply is a long ply. -lemonis: okay. chris: what you have is the fibers running the long way, which gives you that longitudinal stiffness. lemonis: so, it sits in here for how long? chris: 45 minutes. they come out looking like this. -lemonis: so, this comes out of there. -chris: correct. lemonis: where does it go from here? chris: we throw the truck holes in, and this is our drill press right here. mike: this piece of metal i'm holding onto is the truck. we assemble this. lemonis: amount of detail that goes into this is unbelievable. sandy: yeah. have to be very careful, 'cause yo

josh: nice. susan: and then we're gonna use this frost technique so it'll look like it's frosted glass, and it'll have a light so you can, like, flip it on, and the bar's open. ha ha. so what you do is we're just gonna lay this out. i'll let you guys kind of lay it out. you peel them off and just kind of stick it right on-- right on the lines and do the "open" across there. try to get them as even as possible. so, how's it going so far? josh: good. this is... jarred: incredible experience. susan: are you stressed out? are you scared? are you nervous? jarred: no. excited. josh: trust y'all completely. this is awesome. susan: so how long have you guys been here? josh: uh, 3 years. susan: 3 years. josh: just celebrated a--the third year in the house in-- a few months ago. susan: all right, do we got this on? now i'm gonna get--we're gonna shake this real good, and then i'm just gonna get you to spray over the whole thing, and then we're gonna let it dry, and we'll be ready to put it into your new ba

cruz: josh: thank you, god bless. josh: we will be right back with chris christie. there are two democratic visions for regulating wall street. one says it's okay to take millions from big banks and then tell them what to do. my plan -- break up the big banks, close the tax loopholes, and make them pay their fair share. then we can expand health care to all, and provide universal college education. will they like me? no. will they begin to play by the rules if i'm president? you better believe it. i'm bernie sanders josh: welcome back to "close up ." when talk of the 2016 race started, chris christie was seen as a tell it like it is politician. then donald trump became the ultimate say anything and get away with anything candidate. it has some people helping christie will fill a void for a traditional candidate whose experience will stand out. the question is, how he convinces voters over the next few weeks. he' s here to answer the question. gov. christie: thank you. josh: we are in the home stretch. the polls are what they are but it is looking like trump is still

josh: i' m josh mcelveen. the president says he considers dealing with gun violence to be in the white house. s bazi kanani explains what the president has planned for next week. bazi: somber memories as the new year begins. the president refers back to the horrifying mass shooting of kindergarteners in newtown, new year' s resolution to act on gun control. can' t stop every act of violence, but what if we tried to stop even one? what if congress did something, from gun violence? bazi: in his weekly address, president obama called it the unfinished business of his presidency after delivering more than a dozen condolence speeches to communities like roseburg, oregon this fall, grieving yet another mass shooting. president obama: somehow this has become routine. we have become numb to this. bazi: frustrated by congress' s inability to pass a bill expanding background checks, the president says he will meet monday with attorney general loretta lynch to discuss his options, including bypassing congress with an exe

>> i'm -- i'm playing josh brolin in josh brolin's biopic. [ light laughter ] >> josh: i can't wait to see it. >> i guess i'm done with it now. will you gingerly remove this from my face? [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: sure. when you ask completely -- >> very gingerly. ouch. ouch. ouch! >> jimmy: stop it. >> ow! [ laughter ] >> jimmy: there. much better. [ cheers and applause ] you look gorgeous. come on. >> thank you. you look gorgeous. >> jimmy: thank you, pal. >> josh: you look gorgeous. >> jimmy: everyone looks gorgeous. >> josh: you are funny and cute. >> jimmy: yeah, yeah, this is great. guys, hey, over here, over here, over here, yeah, yeah. and you too -- oh, jimmy. >> jimmy: i feel like timmy's friend on "lassie." oh, jimmy. >> oh, jimmy. >> jimmy: oh, jimmy lassie --. you wish you can get yourself a a lassie one day, jimmy. >> oh he's so cute, jim. >> jimmy: you can call me jim, if you want, james. i have questions. i have lots of things to ask you. >> yeah, yeah, fire away. what's up? [ laughter ] >> jimmy: last saturday "saturday night live" was fantastic. >> thanks. >> jimmy

josh: i want to ask you about executive orders. you bring a unique perspective having been the ceo of a major company. when is it appropriate? i its hate to hypothesize but has done. when is it appropriate for a president to the -- exercise an executive order. ms. fiorina: we have a blueprint constitution. president obama has collected vast amounts of power in the oval office, but so have republican presidents. we have to restore a citizen government. we have to put powerback in the hands of the people. what is that mean? it means taking away the power of the executive branch to, for example, role out rule after rule. the executive branch has been rolling outrules which now govern the psychology and suppress opportunity and our keeping people out of work and who are the rule makers in the executive branch? they are not elected. they are bureaucrats with an ideology. restoring a citizen government, taking our country back starts and then holding government accountable. that means we roll back rules and we examine every dollar and we

josh: i'm josh mcelveen. the homeowner who was injured in this break in says he fought back against his attackers. jean: andy hershberger has his story from raymond. reporter: jack reed says he was playing video games online when two men wearing ski masks came into his house and began attacking him. the assault happened about 5:30 yesterday afternoon at reed's house on chester road in raymond. he says the two men pepper sprayed him and kept telling him they needed to talk to him in the living rom. read kept fighting back, at one point one of his dogs started biting one of the suspects in reed says he and the shorter of the two men kept fighting as he tried to make it to the front door. >> the guy i was fighting with came in here and started taking things, you could tell he was panicking because he was telling his friend he needed to go, but the little guy wouldn't let me go and kept trying to fight me. when he was outside he kept trying to put his hander around my face, so i started biting his fingers as hard

josh: thanks, mike. up next, presidential candidates jennifer: then at 5:30, the thief who targeted a salem store there are many sides to basketball star an fashion icon russell westbrook. and with coverage in the middle of anywhere from u.s. cellular, he can find some new ones. like, farmer. russell's brussels. russell speaking. paleontologist. hashtag t-rex. park ranger. and t.v. spokesperson. that's my line. i got it. all the things you like, from the middle of anywhere. that is my line! josh: we asked the presidential thoughts on the federal government's role in public >> the federal government plays education, not only making sure that there's adequate funding, especially for the nutrition programs that are important to the learning experience for poor kids, but also the federal government in the past always played a big role in making college affordable for american families. so in order to make college oh forwardable again, instead of saddling our kid with a mountain of debt, in order to improve p

>> josh: i've never been invited. but i'll wave. >> you're down by the beach, man? >> josh: mm-hmm! >> you got to have me over. >> josh: i totally will, dude. [ laughter ] >> i'm a blast -- >> josh: i'll be like, come on over. work out, hang out at my house! [ laughter ] >> jimmy: let's have a a barbecue, dude! >> i can't finish the show guys. gotta go to brolin's beach house. [ laughter ] got to go to brolin's. >> jimmy: you guys have a a little something in common because you're -- the no-look high five. that's pretty rad. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] you both do great political impressions -- or impersonations, i should say. because george w. bush and hillary clinton. >> oh look at him. yes. >> josh: george clooney. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: and george clooney. you do a great george clooney as well. >> josh: the great president george clooney. did you meet george w.? i actually didn't want to. because everyone obviously spends five minutes with him or whatever. then his book came out. and i thought, you know what? i want to. then i saw an interview. and i said, you kno

josh: i'm josh mcelveen. the early morning snow has been cleared mostly from the roads, but mike haddad says now this bitter cold is just now setting in. mike: any doubt the season we're in, finally, tike a while to get here. we've seen snow and cold here and there. but we've got the arctic chill building in with gusty winds. notice a few flicks of snow across the mountains, and that will continue right through tomorrow and tomorrow evening corks see a few inches in the mountains, especially the higher terrain and maybe an additional dusting to an nimple the valleys. temperatures the big story in the mid teens north to low 20's south. but that's only half the story, because the wind are putting the most part in the single numbers. 46 below atop mount washington. look at all that frigid air, 6 in chicago, one in minneapolis st. paul, and in some cases sub-zero just over the border. so how much colder will it get for tomorrow and what about changes for the end of the week? we'll look at all of that ahead. jean:

josh: thanks, mike. up next, presidential candidates weigh in on a very important issue protecting social security and medicare. wants hoverboards she's always stood strong... ...to get the job done. hillary clinton. she stood up to china... ...and spoke out on women's rights... ...went toe to toe with russia on human rights. the drug and insurance companies spent millions against her... ...but hillary didn't quit until eight million children got health care. i've never been called a quitter and i won't quit on you. to do the toughest job in the world. i'm hillary clinton and josh: tonight we're hearing from republican candidates for president about their take on how they would protect social security and medicare for future generations. >> it makes my blood boil when i hear people say that, well, we're going to have to cut social security, we're going to have to tell these seniors after working for decades and having their checks confiscated with takeouts from the government, that, well, you know what,

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josh: i'm josh mcelveen. police arrested charles bureau who they say worked as a direct support professional at this facility. jennifer crompton joins us now live with the latest on these allegations. reporter: hollis police say they were contacted about the alleged assaults on december 31st by the state office of elderly and adult services, and that prompted their investigation. 72-year-old charles barrow of nashua was arrested yesterday, he had been employed as a direct support professional at i believe services network. isn provides daytime support for according to the chief, he's accused of engaging in sexual conduct with a 37-year-old woman who is not considered able to give consent. >> i believe there were some observations made by staff that led to this breaking. it very similar to what you see in a sexual assault involving children where there's an inability to concept or communicate properly. reporter: isn released a statement today saying it was immediately reported and the employee immediately term

josh: there is breaking news out of canada right now. a school in the province of saskatchewan is in lock yawn after a shooting. diswhrerp is in a remote area. officials say there are victims, but they have not yet released any more details. a message from the school is from the area. mike: temperatures have been running close to average, we've seen a fair amount of sunshine during a good part of the day and later on started to see high clouds building in. well in advance of that powerful nor'easter to our south. right now the winds continue to drain in out of the north and northwest. and upstairs in the atmosphere, similar winds, and that will help to keep a lot of the snow from this nor'easter that we've been talking about all week, south of new hampshire. having said that, there could be a little bit that falls in extreme southeastern parts of the state. right now 20 far north, upper 20s south, winds on the active side out of the northwesterly direction, 5 to 15 miles per hour. stronger over 6,000 feet up atop mount washington, so the

josh: more breaking news now. convicted boston marathon bomber ordered to pay more than $101 million in restitution. that's according to a court document filed today. the money would be divided among 49 victims. tsarnaev is now being held in a federal prison in colorado and faces the death penalty. also right now, rescuers are searching the waters off the hawaiian island of oahu for survivors of a marine helicopter crash. jean: the accident happened last night and involved two marine helicopters, twelve people are still missing. witnesses in the area say they heard a loud boom and saw a big flare in the sky. searchers say an empty raft was found this morning, no one was on board. josh: lisbon residents are being told to boil their drinking water after a sample tested positive for e-coli, it affects about 1,000 customers. town and state official itself are trying to resolve the problem. mike: not too bad a day out there, a little partial sun, temperatures seasonably cool by this afternoon. on radar all is quiet and

josh: thanks. the third member of a vermont family involved with a braun -- a brawl with police at canobie lake park have been sentenced. arrested. perry pled guilty to inciting a riot, he gets 12 months in jail with eight month suspended. manchester's anti-panhandling according to the aclu which filed a lawsuit over police practices of detaining, dispersing or arresting panhandlers. the lawsuit is being brought on behalf of a veteran who was cite forward disorderly conduct after panhandling. jean: a set of of bills dealing with new hampshire's heroin and fentanyl crisis should be heading to the governor next week. those drugs killed 400 people in our state last year. and today lawmakers hammered out new legislation aimed at treating the crisis. amy coveno is live in the newsroom with more. reporter: jean, the emergency heroin task force met for six weeks at the end of last year. the panel heard from 76 witnesses from substance abuse counselor to people who lost loved ones to first responders. the

josh: the iconic playboy mansion is up for sale. jean: but it comes with a big catch what you have to agree to money. tom: coming up tonight, vandals strike again in a salem neighborhood damaging homes and they did last summer. the reward now being offered to find who ever is responsible. and a decision on the evidence that will be admissible in the upcoming kidnapping trial of nathaniel kibby. the 45-page ruling just released new day for america is responsible for the content of who do you like in this election? not sure yet. whoever gets something done. we've gone from eight billion in the hole, to two billion in the black. we've cut taxes and we're growing from a loss of three hundred fifty thousand jobs, to a gain three hundred forty-seven thousand jobs. what do you think? kasich. kasich. kasich. that's a funny name. he brought back jobs both from china as well as mexico and i don't believe another candidate can say that. cordes: most nurses are tough. they're problem-solvers. they like making things better. people don't have ac

josh: i'm josh mcelveen. his family lived in the historic tarbell estate in new castle which burned to the ground saturday night. jennifer crompton joins us live from the scene with the latest details. reporter: well, famed american impression ition artist edmond tarbell bought this once gorgeous estate in 1905. over the years it was turned into three rental units in the main house. tarbell art show for an upcoming march exhibition in portsmouth. another tenant had had to escape the blaze before coming back to fight it. this is all that remains of the historic tarbell estate, 15 area departments responded to a blaze there saturday night a. monk them, new castle volunteer monte, he just returned from work when he got a text alert about a fire, there at his home. >> i went into the hallway, i heard the smoke alarms from the fire, the west side of the building and my mom and sister were already in the hallway, so i said get out of the house, make sure you get watson, our dog and we all rushed downstairs. report

josh: thanks. in nashua today, this is video of then governor bill clinton kicking off his presidential campaign back in 1991. now 25 years later, the former president is back, but this time for his wife's presidential campaign. the presence of a former president is pretty big testimony. this morning clinton packed a gym in nashua community college, spoke for about half an hour in a speech that touched on his own presidency, and even addressed the state's heroin crisis, but in the end he said his wife hillary is the right president for these times. >> i do not in my this job at a moment of greater importance who was better qualified by knowledge, experience and temperament to do what needs to be done now. josh: after the event in nashua, the former president did a little retail politicking in a op in manchester. he also stopped by to chat with us for a moment to talk about new hpshire's role in the selection process and why he believes now is more important than it's ever been, more on that at 6:00

josh, why don't you go first. this envelope is for you.ank you very much. >> jimmy: we don't know what it is. so don't let us see what it is. >> oh, wow. um -- [ laughter ] sorry.ng my snow blower around all weekend, my ass is killing me. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: i know who it is. i think. around all weekend. my ass is killing me. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: it sounds a little e bit. but -- >> older. [ laughter ] older. funny first name, funny last name. [ laughter ]snow blower around all week -- i'm on every morning. i was riding my snow blower -- >> regis philbin! >> jimmy: regis philbin! oh my god. lause ] >> it was close. >> jimmy: you got it, yeah. regis is a -- >> i don't know where he's from, but it's like ryan gosling, just do general new york. >> jimmy: and he just yells random words in the middle of a a sentence. yeah. i'm not looking. >> all right, what do we got? what do we got? >> jimmy: okay.to the petting zoo to see the baby goats. >> christopher walken. >> jimmy: christopher walken

josh: the c. d. c. is teaming up with other medical professionals prescribing antibiotics when treating the cold and flu. experts say antibiotics are losing their effectiveness and inappropriate prescribing is a big factor of that. medical experts are now recommending patients use over-the-counter and home remedies. manchester food coop now has a new home. jean: the member sponsored market and resource center will soon take over the bedford harvest market center. the coop offers local food that includes meat, dairy and grocery items from new hampshire farmers and also new hampshire businesses. the transition from a traditional grocery store to a coop will begin next month. josh: getting it local. thank you for joining us for mike: an arctic chill when you factor in temperatures and wind, how long the pattern lasts, plus the chance for snow this weekend. evacuations but no dismissals at several new hampshire schools. jennifer: tonight these drugs are off the streets of manchester after an early morning r

pleasure to meet you, brother. >> jimmy: josh -- >> i had a josh that opened that door for me. joshs. i want to show the range between josh holloways. you can see th it could really go from one end of the spectrum toss other. [ laughter ] [ cheersnd applause ] remarkable. all right. >> we've got to stick together. >> jimmy: josh has been dreading >> i'm sure. >> jimmy: he does get a lot of your e-mails. >> thank god, at least he'll answer them. >> jimmy: somebody is answering them. josh holloway, what dko happened at the end of "lost"? do you have an idea? >> i honestly really loved "lost." yeah, yeah. which makes it all very -- >> you're supposed to be my intellectual side. >> jimmy: this is one of those wonderful moments that's only for our staff. i like to josh holloway and josh holloway for being here. "colony" premieres tomorrow night on usa at 10:00. we'll be right back with dj khaled and future. [ cheers and applause ] >> dicky: the "jimmy kimmel live" concert series is >> guillermo: the "jimmy kimmel live" concert series is presented by samsung. >> jimmy: i want to thankhloe g

thank you, josh. we'll be right back with dj khaled and future. [ cheers and applause ] >> dicky: the "jimmy kimmel live" concert series is >> guillermo: the "jimmy kimmel live" concert series is presented by samsung. >> jimmy: i want to thank chloe grace moretz, josh holloway, apologies to matt damon, we ran out of time. "nightline" is next. first, this is his album called "i changed a lot" with some help from future, dj khaled! >> they don't want us to win so we going to win more! all i do is win win win no matter what got money on my mind i can never get enough and every time i step up in the buildin' everybody hands go up and they stay there and they say yeah and they stay there up down 'cause all i do is win win win put your hands in the air make them stay there sippin' my cup what you think i'm hot for here's to make my stock go up they don't want me on jimmy kimmel so i'm going to make sure i'm on jimmy kimmel! and i got my brother future with me. revenge! we the best! dj khaled! put your hands

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hi, josh. josh: good morning, it's messy and slick out there. we had some problems yesterday and we continued to see them out there this morning. there's the wet streets of concord where it's 33 degrees, but some spots, there's been a little bit of ice involved as well. now, you can see a lot of places are higher than 32, but there's been snow, freezing rain and light rain falling at times overnight so keep that in mind if you're going to be out there this morning. it's very scattered and not a lot on doppler radar. you can see how spotty it is, and there's more to our we'll widen the view in texas. that's arriving tomorrow, we'll talk more in a moment and right now, high temperatures, mid to upper 30's for today with some heavier rain on the way. the details and the time line coming up. amy: it was a tough drive home for some last night. police say they responded to numerous accidents, mostly on i-93 between exits 18 and 19. in canterbury, the highway has shut down more than an hour. some freezing rain and snow went cars sliding on interstate 8

first, josh judge is in the weather desk with the forecast. josh: it's julie the 31st. amy: i thought so. josh: and new hampshire, low mid 20's, everywhere else is milder. central and southern new hampshire, and the average low for concord about 10 or 11 degrees for this time of year. as you can see, we're well above that. there have been a lot of clouds overnight and a few thin spots that allow you to see the moon and stars through it there. there are more thin clouds, but we'll see partial sun as well for today. temperatures that will be in our neighborhood. temperatures in the 40's pretty much everywhere around the granite state. we'll talk about the week ahead and which days will be the mildest there in your forecast coming up. amy: right now, a crash that happened between jaffery and peterborough. 54 leonard gautier crashed and he was airlifted to u-mass medical center for possible life threatening injuries and he's under arrested for aggravated dwi. portsmouth police are looking for whoever broke into cars and them. mike cronin has the details. mike: these were ra