at the half keene state led 35-25. debra morril out of concord drives and scores for psu, 8 new hampshire residents on the panthers roster. the owls win 77-54. let the hype begin. with the patriots back at practice now, we will be hearing from the teams all week, starting tonight with the coaches. the broncos and patriots are ready to play on sunday in colorado with a trip to the >> were granted to need our best game sunday. making sure we do everything in preparation and the best we can be. that' s what it is going to take. excited to be in the game. >> if you don' t tackled well with their players being as physical as they are, if we don' t tackled well a lot of plays. jamie: new hampshire' s football chip kelly was introduced as the 49ers this afternoon. the executives of the 49ers visited kelly in new hampshire kelly' s deal is reportedly worth $24 million over 4 years. >> one thing all coaches know is we are not going to be at places have to do the best job he what you need to worry about is i' m excited to be her

tom keene joins me now.larly interviews bill capital.janus i'm going to hand the keys over to you. tom: i like how you mentioned the dow with a new intraday low at 2:30 eastern time. bill, good morning. the more urgent matters of this market. china ands this about their stock market or is there more going on+++ specifically. the global economy is still highly levered and central banks are artificially keeping interest rates low. let me tell you the story from last night. my wife and i saw "the big short" and she said she understood what went on in terms of subprime's and homeowners not being able to pay their bills and how it all collapsed. there is a similarity to today's market and basically the same thing is going on except homeowners are being replaced by central banks. central banks are writing endless checks, supporting stock markets and you could ultimately make the market that they don't run out of cash. distortions in the global economy we see with oil and other commodity prices. dow david mentionin

keene at 14. and we have a couple of flurries leaking into the keene area. the spot to really watch is the cape and islands for a couple of those flurries. through 6:00 this morning, nothing changes. in fact we could go down by 1 or 2 degrees. and the warm-up starts by noon and the warm-up starts by noontime here. we are crafting 30 degrees in boston. still a lot of upper 20s on my map. mostly cloudy in nantucket. snow showers four of all the spots today. that is the most likely to get the coating of snow. during university noon, we actually end up brightening up. with that said, we can see snow a coating up to possibly an inch of ocean-effect snow showers over the cape and island. a little patchy coating toward central and western massachusetts or southwestern new hampshire. 20 to 34. early clouds and a few clouds turn a little brighter before our next weather maker over the weekend. >>> julie, over to you for a check of the roads. >> julie: things quiet as you head out the door at 4:02. route 1, 93 south moving wine. through the weston tolls, through brigh

going to be rain, ice out there now, starting off tremendous in the 20s, boston at 28 , worcester 25 keene 23 and take the lower 20s any day over the teens, and we have actually got 20s with clearer skies over southeastern massachusetts and by 9:00 a.m. the clouds will be pretty stubborn today, 9:00 a.m. we get up to about 30 in boston, still in the 20s in the burbs with mostly cloudy skies. examine things to brighten up slightly here by noon time, and let's go with partly sunny and about 35 in boston. we still got nashua at only 31 in worcester, 33, so points north and west we will be close to freezing versus lower 40s already popping from the southcoast down to the cape and then this afternoon we do get a lot of southeastern massachusetts i suspect into the lower 40s, 36 to 44 for the highs, seasonably chilly weather in fact, these temps even a on and off clouds today, but i have the latest when the rain first moves in coming up in just a few. catherine parrotta in for julie grauert this morning with live drive time traffic and you're starting us off north of the city. >> catherine: acci

coldest readings worcester to keene in the upper 20s. most of us are in the 30s out the door and that's uniformed because of the deck of clouds that moved in overnight. raining in nantucket the air is dry at the surface not making it down to the ground there may be a sprinkle or two but ocean storm stays out over the ocean today. we have got a cold front coming from the west and that will bring the chance of a scattered rain or snow shower later on today. so the planner goes this way rising through the 30s and near 40 by lunchtime and a sprinkle or flurry possible. the wind pretty light and 5 to 15 miles per hour and then any rain or snow showers that come through, we are in the mid-30s. very limited impact on the roadways. i will take you through the weekend and we want to get you on the roads to see how things are shaping up. traffic and weather together. >> reporter: nothing major going on out there right now. take a live look over 93 and somerville. andover between 495 and dascum road and 128 and park stree. 128 southbound bumper to

the real feel is 19 in worcester and 24 in keene and low 30s in the site. satellite shows we have a couple flurries in the berkshires and we may see one or two and some partial clearing should come in giving way to sunday shine-- sunshine. mid-30s this morning dropping into the low 30s by lunchtime and much colder still windy the in the 20s from start to finish today. around 30 degrees. i am tracking a little snow you guys for tomorrow night into very early wednesday. >> thanks very much. >>> we have breaking news. rock musician david bowie has died. >> the enervative singer and songwriter pass aid way after an 18 month-long battle with cancer. [ music ] >> the british rock icon first space oddity. >> 1969 and ushered in a new era of rock in 1972. and he unveiled his you willered eyingy zigy star dust opening the door to glam rock fashion. roll hall of fame in 1966 and hehis last album black star was released on his birthday last friday he was 69 years old. >>> police are investigating a serious crash in saugus on the northbound side of route 107 near the l

right at 10 in jaffrey and keene. so all these temperatures about as low as they've been all day long and even earlier this morning, so we're going to be talking about some bitterly cold air into early tomorrow. wind chills, some spots below zero like in plymouth and the upper valley, with the winds about 15 to 20 miles per hour. overnight tonight the wind go light, down about 10 to 15 below up north, on average around zero lakes region down to concord, a little below this the upper valley, if the wind go light enough. same story in keene, about two or three above and a little coastline. notice the cold air locked in over the east, but it moves out wednesday, so that by wednesday afternoon our temperatures will be running above the average yet again. so only a two-day cold snap here with the temperatures more seasonable and pleasant for wednesday, thursday, friday and even into the weekend. speaking of the weekend, a lot of cold air begins to surge in over the plains states, warm air off the eastern seaboard, that mea

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i am michael mckee in with tom keene along with francine lacqua. vonnie quinn has what is going on in japan. vonnie: in japan and elsewhere in the world, the biggest oil haveas producer, profits fallen because of the global slump in energy prices. citing lowers prices. gas and a grip on the european rupertion company, murdoch's son, james murdoch, is the inner parent -- heir apparent. slowed in theery fourth quarter as terrorist attacks kept tourists away. gdp in france moved .2% in the

still 29 in fitchburg, 27 in worcester and in keene, new hampshire. i got 36 in hyannis and still hanging on to the 40 degree reading in nantucket, but temperatures really don't move very much, so noon time today, let's plan around freezing temperatures in and around boston with sun and couple scattered clouds, not promising it will stay this crystal clear all day lock but going to be pretty good-looking where we get a couple clouds and best chance to north and west of boston and flurry and most of us dry and gusting 35 miles per hour and temperatures later today, only 28 to 38 , we get a warming trend here for tomorrow but also some snowier weather on the way. julie, let's get over to you for check on roads. >> julie: 93 south woburn into medford and somerville 128 southbound as you wind through burlington into lexington and down to the pike. pike itself, very sluggish through brighton as you could see bumper to bump and her be careful of the solar glare out there this morning. here are live drive times, 21 minutes route 1 from 128 to the tobin, 29 m

are in for tom keene and francine lacqua. michael: risks are back off as china falls. we're back where we were a week ago. on ahan: all time lows two-year and five-year yield. let's go to vonnie quinn. vonnie: in china, the south market -- stocks fell to their lowest level in 13 months. the shanghai composite index down 6% at the close, falling 47% since last june. outflows will speed up. it may be a while before things are normal on that is to coast. 48-hours after the blizzard travel is a mess. 25 hundred flights were canceled or delays. in washington, federal

joining me for the full hour, tom keene and michael mckee. let's get first thoughts here as we await the fed statement. mike: this is about how they are not going to do what they are not going to do. a tricky balancing act in the statement. they are aware of the market volatility, but they don't want people to think it has affected them. tom: you are kidding me. that is like sing the denver broncos can win. the markets matter. davos and all the bank decisions we've seen -- the markets matter. : the added language about recent development overseas. mike: words absolutely matter

neal, and massachusetts treasurer deb goldberg also helped launch grassroots efforts for clinton in keene and salem, new hampshire. today democrat bernie sanders officially expanded his massachusetts operation. there is now a new campaign office in worcester. the location on park avenue has been used by other candidates in the past. including martha coakley. pam: waltham police searching

neal, and massachusetts treasurer deb goldberg also helped launch grassroots efforts for clinton in keene and salem, new hampshire. today democrat bernie sanders officially expanded his massachusetts operation. there is now a new campaign office in worcester. the location on park avenue has been used by other candidates in the past. , including martha coakley. pc: the patriots road to the super bowl starts with the kansas city chiefs. the teams are on the field right now, but fans have been showing

still 29 in fitchburg, 27 in worcester and in keene, new hampshire. i got 36 in hyannis and still hanging on to the 40 degree reading in nantucket, but temperatures really don't move very much, so noon time today, let's plan around freezing temperatures in and around boston with sun and couple scattered clouds, not promising it will stay this crystal clear all day lock but going to be pretty good-looking where we get a couple clouds and best chance

it you can see snow totals fitchburg, keene and orange. accumulation down to the cape and islands with man in fubingt seeing as much as a half an inch of snow. i am going to go over when we get the wind, rain and snow coming up. over to julie grauert with live drive time traffic. i know you are following breaking news. julie yes, following breaking traffic news. if you have the fox25 news app, would you have received an alert about this. we have an accident in the o'neill tunnel near exit 23. these are the delays we are seeing because of it. two lanes are shut down. so it is jammed. you are headed northbound on the expressway. those delays stretching back. i will take a closer look now at least the south hampton street and beyond right now. unless i get that cleared soon soon, it will be very problematic for this morning commute. take taking a whiter look. discoloration on this map is on the expressway and alert that. 24 minutes on the pike from 495 to mass avenue. check it out, 34 minutes. what we are up to on the expressway. the last tim

about half an inch out towards keene, new hampshire. i'm going to step out and say slightly more perhaps to an inch there and inch north of the worcester hills with the border of new hampshire. got to flip to rain. so really not much consequence to that. by sunday, though, you're going to wake up to 26 degrees. with he could deal with the black ice on the road sunday. highs 36 degrees by monday our next weather maker coming into town with all day 20s and just very light snow by the looks of it right now. and then we've got breezy conditions tuesday, wednesday, thursday, wake up temperatures generally running in the teens with highs close to freezing. bah, to you. >> keeping sugar away from kids. the warnings parents could have to read while they're grocery shopping. >> and stay with us for our news at 6:00 this morning, getting your concern straight to the the chat he's do again! r again! again! again! again? again! again! general mills is removing artificial flavors and colors from our cereals. so you can love cereal... our cosmetics l

neal, and massachusetts treasurer deb goldberg also helped launch grassroots efforts for clinton in keene and salem, new hampshire. today democrat bernie sanders officially expanded his massachusetts operation. there is now a new campaign office in worcester. the location on park avenue has been used by other candidates in the past. including martha coakley. pam: waltham police searching for a bank robbery suspect, the armed thief caught on camera. it happened at the td bank on second avenue yesterday. the suspect dressed in a black hoody, black ski mask, and dark sunglasses. police describe the weapon as a semi-automatic handgun, the bank teller said it appeared to be

it's 15 in worcester and 12 in keene right now and 20 from lawrence to providence. wind is calm in a couple spots and while it won't as strong it just stakes a breeze. this is the sustained wind between 5 and 15 miles per hour.

western connecticut against keene state. owls are in white. they were fired up. they go inside early on to amanda petrow. she puts it off glass for the score from methuen. then stephanie d;annolfo comes flying in and she scores plus the foul. keene state up 11-5. then on the break, lydia vital gefense for the layup 28-17. the owls win 61-45. they are good this year, 13-1. a gate city showdown on the ice. at conway arena. cardinals in green. first period power play, the get a goal from chase blazak, a one timer to light the lamp. 1-0 bishop guertin. gary bishop's team with the early lead. the purple panthers goalie is sophomore nathan radin. tough test for him against the defending state champs. he held the line on this flurry. but the cards kept coming on the break. blazak finds justin pearson and he scores to make it 3-0. bg wins 8-0. we get to talk some hs football tonight. the rosters have been announced for the chad east west high school football all star game. for the defending champs from team east, great athletes all over the field. james tulley of pinerto

keene at 12. you see how to little blip of snow between westfield and worcester. this is just going to be some flurries. the air is very, very dry. a little dusting of snow say out in into central, person massachusetts. 7:00 this morning, teens and 10s still ruling that forecast. temperatures barely budging and later this morning a better chance of seeing ocean-effect snow showers impacting the cape and islands gives and islands giving us a coat to an inch. we are seeing over nantucket and temperatures getting pretty close to 30 degrees by lunchtime today ands will be from upper 20s to lower 30s. there is your best bet for that little bit of snow. even at that trace amounts in the vineyard. nantucket to half an inch there and that little coating in worcester, fitchburg, keene. highs 28 to 34. early clouds and a few snow showers. we have more breaks of afternoon sunshine headed on in. i have the latest timeline on the saturday storm coming up in a few. now over to julie grauert with live drive time traffic. julie, take it away north of >> julie: north of town, rout

france -- those three customers will be keen customers.vid stubbs, who is the horse and who is the card? is the dollar chasing oil? think what is happening in commodity markets is related markets themselves rather than the price of the u.s. dollar. collapsing commodities, not just in oil, but also in copper and gold -- we have the dynamics of oversupply and the reluctance in the market for many reasons. the dollar has been rising for completely separate reasons. ultimately, the united states economy is more stable than any other economy in the world. in the uncertainty that we have around the world, it it is tempting to buy the dollar. tom: fascinating. javier blas, -- thank you. mostaid one of the fascinating things in 2015. catherine mann. look for that this afternoon on bloomberg markets. stay with us on "bloomberg surveillance." ♪ tom: thank you for coming to us for across asset market view. we are looking at bonds and commodities, they have moved. -13.es are now , strong comes in strong dollar, strong dollar, strong dollar this mornin

francine lacqua, tom keene in london. vonnie quinn in new york.erg radio. stay with us. futures negative five, dow futures to -15. get out the shovel. it is "bloomberg surveillance." ♪ david: breaking news on the energy industry. news from one of the biggest properties, halliburton. meanwhile, rallies did not last. how long the turmoil is likely to go on. an emerging from isolation -- iran's president is in italy, where he has post session jobbing lists -- post sanction shopping lists that includes airliners and cars. welcome to "bloomberg ." i am david westin. stephanie: i am stephanie ruhle. welcome home. we spent last weekend davos. this man, planes, trains, automobiles. what time do you get in your house last night? david: 8:30, 9:00. p.m., and where is he now? right here. the former managing director at black rock and now a finance professor

derry, tomont to exeter and keene, women wrote to tell how they count on planned parenthood.tudent who grad relies on planned parenthood to finish school and plan her career. whow mother in tamworth goes for her annual checkups at planned parenthood because you know she will get excellent, high-quality health care. a young woman in manchester with a family history of cancer goes mind by her peace of going to planned parenthood for her annual exam. they are why we are here today. staff and supporters come from every walk of life. that includes every political persuasion, right? right? am i right? yes. let's walk through our doors every day at planned parenthood not to make a political statement. they are coming because they give the best quality of care without judgment and without shame. [applause] his richards: as one of our says,ts from keene planned parenthood provides care to allow our population to live free. isn't that what new hampshire is all about? planned parenthood was created because decisions made by politicians, by state executive councils, by congress, impact t

tom keene inua and the hills of davos, covering the world economic forum.xtending through the rebound from a 2.5-year low. if you look at european stocks, futures up higher. look at crude. we are getting some 3%. it is the best week in at least six or let's get straight to the bloomberg business flash with vonnie quinn. annie: buco paid apple billion dollars to keep its search for them in the iphone. -- google paid apple a billion dollars to keep its search engine in the iphone. 747 eight is very weak. its $569ny will take million charge because of the cutback. amazon is offering full refunds to anyone who bought a hoverboard. good news for you, tom. the government wants other retailers to follow amazon's lead. the government is investing -- the government is investigating 40 cases of hoverboard's exploding or catching fire. piper jaffray says apple could rise by 50% in september. he is recommending a buy on january 26. cycle will iphone fuel that rally and multiple expansion. let's look at how apple shares are doing premarket. aboutks like they are up 2%.

francine the ball and tom keene. great festivities in the united lacqua andrancine tom keene.t festivities in the united states last night. first, here is vonnie quinn. vonnie: there is no u.s. confirmation. saids revolutionary guard it determined that the sailors did not intend to enter iranian waters. boatsay their small drifted into iranian waters after one of them had a mechanical problem. three apartments have been located used by the paris attackers. investigators say the gunman also had apartments in two towns south of the p one of them was used by the suspected ringleader, salah abdeslam, who is still on the run. positive obama sounded themes in his final state of the union address, and he made a thinly veiled attack on donald trump's call to bar muslims from the u.s. he rejected targeting people because of their faith. pres. obama: we need to reject thatolicies, any policies target people because of race or religion. it diminishes us in the eyes of the world. it makes us harder to achieve our goal. a depraved who we are as a country. vonnie: in the republican nikki ha

for slipping and sliding temperature, temperatures will be close to freezing here, most you 32 and keene and southern vermont and chance get a little bit of snow mixing in and overall mostly rain event and going to be above freezing by about 7:00 in the morning, 10:00 in the morning at very latest, so this is just rain here. rain is going to end shortly after lunchtime, so in time for the patriots here at 4:00 in the afternoon and no more than a stray sprinkle at all in southern new england. maybe a couple flurries if you go out to the mountains, but sunday totally different story because sunday starts and ends increasing clouds. temperaturewise tomorrow worcester to 37, boston 42, concord, new hampshire 37 and 46 hyannis, that's why it is changing to all rain because temperatures will be well above freezing but then on sunday only 29 in worcester, 33 in boston, 34 down toward the cape, so going to be a lot colder here for the day on sunday. sunday dry, monday is going to be the next weather maker at all day 20s, we got another round of snow coming in but you could see how very light it

the real feel is 25 in boston and 17 in keene and in the upper 20s in parts of the cape. we have had partial clearing coming in so we will get some clouds. and falling temperatures. so a blustery feel this morning sunrise coming up at 7:13. and over an hour from now. and much colder overall. right around freeing through lunchtime and 30 for the ride home and will feel like it's 10 degrees cold wear blend of sun and clouds. i am tracking snow on the way for tomorrow. details on that coming up. >> reporter: we have new problems to tell you about both north and south of the city. to the north we have a disabled vehicle up in andover the 3 southbound at -- 39 southbound between wilmington and woburn to the south a report of a car 140. i am not hearing any lane closures there yet that's down in the mansfield stretch. also closer to the south route 3 northbound sluggish in the the duxbury stretch after a fuel spill the right lane is blocked. expressway hangs up between east milton square and lum yeah road. 128 south heavy and slow between logan express and the split. [ music ]

keene, new hampshire, up 21 degrees. 25 in chatham. we too have partly to most cloudy skies now and for the next couple of hours. luckily we grained a degree in boston up to about 23. but still in the 20s. that's what you're dressing yourself your kids for lunchtime. still in the 30s, on and off clouds in, approximate north of the mass. pike, tap into most cloudy conditions today. a few more breaks further south you go. so 36 to 44 for your highs today. seasonably chilly weather with on and off clouds persisting. but i do have the latest timeline on when the rain moves in and when the threat or in i snow or ice melts away for good tomorrow. catherine parrotta in for julie grauert this morning. what have you got, catherine. >> catherine: one spot that popped up the last half hour. a stall there radio it at the ramp for the expressway. keep that in mind, if you're headed in thatection dr. others spots, going north between quincy and the city, you're only going 25 miles per hour right now. shifting west and north a little bit. the piefshg

so, from claremont to derry to exeter to keene, women wrote about how they depend on planned parenthood every day. a woman who depends on it so she can finish school and plan her career. or a mother who goes to her annual checkup to planned parenthood because she knows she will get excellent, high quality, affordable health care, and one young woman are in manchester with a family history of cancer who goes and gets her peace of mind by going to planned parenthood for her annual breast exam. they are why we are here today. planned parenthood patients and staff and supporters come from every walk of life. they come from every single political persuasion. right? am i right? yes. they walk through our doors not to make a political statement. they are coming because they need the best quality care from the best medical professionals that is high quality and affordable without judgment and without shame, my friends. that is what we are about. [applause] so, as one of our patients from keene said, planned parenthood provides screenings that keep our population healthy and able to live free. i

thee degrees in keene and that's actually what the temperature is too. so the wind is gone calm and in a few communities and -- communities and 5 in nashua and 17 lashes and upper 20s in -- 17 lawrence and upper 20s in boston. look at satellite and radar. crystal clear skies and once the sun comes up we are in for full sunshine from start to finish. so don't forget the shades. teens this morning kids need to be bundled up. sunrise at 7:13 this morning and a nice rebound mid-pos by -- mid-30s by lunchtime and 40 touring the -- during the afternoon clear and quiet for the ride home. sunset at 4:27 temperatures in the mid-30s. more on the weather coming up. let's go on the road with traffic and weather together hi. >> reporter: hi. a couple accidents north of the city that are really messing up things right now. here as we look live over route 1 in saugus. the crash is on route 1 southbound inn sawing out near he is sex -- essex street. left land is -- lane is blocked creating a backup to the lynn fells parkway. right lane is closed near essex street due to

yeah, that's right, cape, boston 33 , 30 on the nose in lawrence and bedford, 26 in worcester, 27 in keene, new hampshire. we got lots of breaks in the clouds, last of the clouds will pull away from the cape as well, which means 9:00 a.m. and temperatures still freezing in and around the boston area, but at least it is going to be a little brighter here, we got wind, we got partly cloudy skies this afternoon, noon time, still around freezing, so we really don't get very much of a warm-up at all this afternoon. have to keep an eye on these, these are lake effect snow showers reaching into massachusetts, highs 28 to 38 today. let's get you over to julie grauert with live drive time traffic. julie, what do you have? >> julie: right travel lane closed because of a fuel spill and keep you posted is to when that reopens. closer into town expressway jammed from furnace brook accident on route 2 westbound near 225 water town street and sluggish med order and route 1 in saugus. remember last time we checked in, wide open, still dark, thing are slowing down like they typically do as you approach lyn

ims stealing tom keene's lexicon. -- i am stealing tom keene's lexicon.g business flash here is vonnie quinn. vonnie: slightly higher ticket prices are in the air at major u.s. airlines. several u.s. carriers are boosting round-trip domestic fares by six dollars. it started with delta, and the announcement came from american, united, jetblue, and virgin america. netflix viewers will see more movies produced by green works. he gives netflix -- by dreamworks. some trader joe's customers think there is something fishy going on at the grocery chain. a class-action lawsuit says the company does not sell its five ounce cans of tuna all the way up. the company is not commenting. that is the latest bloomberg business flash. tom: there it is. the tape a little bit better this morning, the -30 up to -31 this morning. single best chart and bring in stephen roach of yale university. this full didn't to the theme of -- this full into the theme of the year. folds into the theme of the year. this brutal mood of disinflation is the yellow line, which is the moving averag

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and almost all rain in massachusetts heading out to the berkshires we got a little mix with snow, keene and manchester, new hampshire, might see a couple snowflakes mixing in as well but then by sunday 36 and dry. back to you. >> gene: bad disguise never a good idea. city employee to resign. >> sara: marco rubio. he ran for senate saying he opposed amnesty... then he flipped, and worked with liberal chuck schumer to co-author the path to citizenship bill. he threatened to vote against it. and then voted for it. he supported his own dream act and then he abandoned it. marco rubio. just another washington politician you can't trust. jeb bush. he's a leader, so you always know right to rise usa >> sara: young brockton boy is making a difference by helping wounded veterans >> sara: young brockton boy is making a difference b >> sara: young brockton boy is making a difference by helping wounded veterans. coming up with known nonprofit to help with ptsd. >> sara: young brockton boy is making a difference by helping wounded veterans. coming up with known nonprofit to help with ptsd. mark ocker

man chfter keene 12. fit fitchburg 15. dangerous wind chills getting into the real feel forecast overnight into tuesday morning. as kids return to the bus stop they will need all the winter because of the wind staying very strong from the west it will actually feel more like one below in bedford 3 below fitchburg 2 degrees the real feel temperature in boston. 7-day forecast we keep it cold the next several days. tuesday 22 still windy. wind chill around zero. even in the afternoon, sunshine wednesday and thursday and into friday. friday night saturday and sunday we are tracking the next potential snow maker. this can completely miss us or might give us decent snow accumulation. just too early to tell at this point in time but keep it in mind. back to you. >> all right thanks very much pamela. >>> this morning a cbs news exclusive with sean penn the actor speaking with charlie rose on minutes. >> trying to explain the meeting with then fugitive drug lord el chapo. ken macleod has a closer look. >> we are not smarter than th

low temps tonight are going to be close to freezing and bedford, norwood, nashua, keene bedford, norwood, nashua, keene, do you have to watch out for any spots where perhaps liquid falls and freezes up overnight. a couple of icy batches on the -- patches on the road when you wake up and on and off clouds with temperatures in the lower 40s in most spots here for your wednesday, and future cast for the day tomorrow have a couple of snow showers to the north and west of boston. a couple of flurries around during the day during the afternoon hours and no snow mass is needed as accumulation will not happen with those flurries and into thursday, you see this weather maker right here? that is the one we will have to watch that draws closer and closer during the day on thursday, and by friday, it will bring us the clans for a little bit of slight -- a chance of light snow. up to 47 on average with a tomorrow just a couple of flurries. highs still going to be close to 40. 40 again on thursday. right before the storm and the storm on friday, no longer looks like a nor'easter. we have a ocean part

where there is literally a cloudless sky. 34 in worcester and a little cooler keene at 27 degrees right now. that's where the wind has not kicked up all that much once it does we will mix up the sustained wind right now is between 5 and 15 miles per hour wind direction. so yes it's a little active and it creates a real feel. the wind chill 34 in boston right now. 25 in worcester and a lot of spots in the lower 30s it canly on the cape and islands. boston hour by hour through the remainder of the afternoon we may come up in an additional degree in the next hour and notice we cool through the 30s through the evening with clear skies overhead and a few clouds back up in the crown of main a -- maine and few in ten central new york and -- central new york and that's it. there's a dome of high pressure providing us with the the quiet stretch for the remainder of the day today and again tonight and tomorrow looks like another beautiful winder day and -- winter day and tomorrow low level moisture moving in so any early sunshine will be replaced with overcast skies on friday. and here we go on s

keen to make a movie about his life and talk about how he got mixed up in the drug trade as a child.unfortunately where i grew up, there was no other way. and there still isn't. actress kate del castillo, who has played tv roles as a drug trafficker, was in a position to help. contacted by the drug lord, she set up a secret meeting in the mountains of mexico three months ago. how the now wonder actor could have interviewed this infamous drug boss while he was on the run. this just shows that the media is infiltrated by organized crime. the media is all mixed up in it just like the government. >> there are lots of interests involved so this actress had contact just like the politicians and mexican authorities do. unfortunately. >> mexican authorities are investigating the actors to determine whether they broke any laws by interviewing a dangerous criminal. it is 15 past the hour. david bowie has died after an 18 month battle with cancer. the music icon turned 69 three days ago on friday, the same day he released his final album, blackstar. eight convoys finally make their way to the b

he began this visit in keene this afternoon, and is headed to hanover for a 7:30 event. also back in new hampshire today, new jersey governor chris christie. jennifer: he drew a large crowd to a morning e fenlt in goffstown, fresh off his state of the state address, chris tie took aim at last night's state of the union address, saying when it comes to isis this commander in chief just doesn't get it. >> we need a president who actually sees the world as it is, and is ready to take the steps necessary to first and foremost protect the american people from the world as it is. jennifer: he had events in bedford today including a roundtable with the bedford police which focused heavily on hampshire. tom: we're looking forward to seeing you on skates tonight. mike: no, you weren't. would have been flat down like that. one or two strides, boom, right on the ice. no ice up on the big lake, it's quiet for now. what about changes for the end rin the middle of a time when senior povertyt is increasing. republicans and some democratsp came up with a brilliant idea for cutting cost-

i am michael mckee in with tom keene along with francine lacqua.onnie quinn has what is going on in japan. vonnie: in japan and elsewhere in the world, the biggest oil haveas producer, profits fallen because of the global slump in energy prices. citing lowers prices. gas and a grip on the european rupertion company, murdoch's son, james murdoch, is the inner parent -- heir apparent. slowed in theery fourth quarter as terrorist attacks kept tourists away. gdp in france moved .2% in the final two months of 2015. meanwhile, spain maintained theth, .8%, unchanged from previous quarter. that is our bloomberg business. francine? francine: vonnie, it is interesting, looking at a growth that we saw in countries in europe, maybe a temporary reprieve, but now they have to deal with the doj. this is what i picked for my morning must-read, out of "bloomberg view." as the st. louis fed reports help simmons straight -- helps demonstrate -- withine: so we are back our panel, simon derrick and antonio garcia pascua. these markets have been pushed into taking more

keene police are issuing a for several deaths in massachusetts. sean: i added a few layers onto my body over the holidays in preparation for this cold weather. erin: what are you going -- kevin: what are you going to do by spring? shed all of that? [laughter] kevin: we start in the single digits above and below zero. wind chills below zero statewide. from there, a moderating trend starts tomorrow afternoon. sean: let' s check out the roads. here is a live look at i-93. kevin: for a look at the morning drive, we are joined live like -- by 95.7 wzid' s deb davidson. deb: good morning. 93 does remain a good ride from concord down to the hooksett salem. if you are starting your commute on 101, 1 hundred 11, the spalding, or the everett turnpike, everything is moving well. bridge construction does begin in manchester within the hour and that will include lane closures. detours will be in place and motorists are strongly route. i' m deb davidson for 95.7 wzid. sean: as we mentioned, very cold outside. now that the cold weather has arrived, there are gro

so not too bad. 27 in keene is one of the colder spots right now. most of us are running in the lower to middle 30s out the door and we are pretty uniformed because we have what deck of clouds. these clouds are out ahead of a ocean storm that's going to stay mainly out to sea. looks leek it's raining on nantucket but the air is not making it counsel to the -- down to the ground and we have a couple snow showers to the west. what that means for us today is there will be clouds this morning and there may be just a near 40 through lunchtime and sprinkle or flurry possible and a brief rain or snow shower may come through this afternoon and the the impact is going to be pretty limited because the temperatures will be above freeing. so any wet snowflakes to mix in are likely going to melt on contact in a lot of spots. if eat comes down hard enough we may get a coating here or there. and the weekend looks good. 40 on saturday and milder into the upper 40s on sunday. much more on the forecast coming up in a couple minutes. >> thanks very much. >>> we begin

cooler but above average from worcester to keene in the middle to upper 30s. there's a bit of a wind to make it feel colder. but by january standards real feel in the upper 20s in worcester is not too bad. there are a couple showers out there. mainly out over cape cod bay back to the outer cape you may get a spritz from wesley and chatham and a few more showers light but lingering along south coast from bristol back down island. so you may want to have the umbrella on stand by. notice a little snow showing up on the radar too. no reports of it making it to the groned but you may get a wet snowflake or two that mixes in on the cape and islands between now and late morning. this is the front coming by. zoom out the view and more moisture to the south but we don't have to worry about that. so clearing skies increasing sunshine. it's the trend today. through the course of the afternoon, between now and 6 from scituate to the south coast possible. again generally light and it will linger longest on the cape until mid to late morning. there are a couple flakes that

lavoy finicum also had a keen keen sense of the theater of the moment >> if they want to serve the warrant, here i am, right here. i'm going to make my bed right here. they can come serve it right here. i love the free air. >> reporter: on this night with a rifle and a sleeping bag promising to camp out and wait for authorities. >> reporter: what ends this peacefully? >> the federal government goes home. they have strict responsibilities spelled out in the constitution. they're not to reach down into every level of the states and the county and regulate every aspect of our lives >> reporter: do you expect gunfire? >> if they want to pull the trigger it's up to them >> reporter: authorities haven't given any details on how he was killed when shots were fired during the arrests on tuesday. here is how one of the occupiers who claimed to be in a different vehicle in the same convoy described it in a facebook post: >> he went after them. he charged them. he was very passionate about what he was doing up here. not dismissing what they did or what he did >> reporter: these two leaders of the tak

the cruz' in to victory tour starts up again tomorrow in keene. republican john kasich picking up some media momentum in the granite state. this morning the nashua telegraph endorsed the ohio governor, touting his executive experience and citing the fact that while he rose to power in congress in the 90' s kasich does not appear to have been infected by the culture of washington. yesterday kasich also picked up , the endorsements of the portsmouth herald and foster' s daily democrat. as we just mentioned senator , cruz is in the granite state through thursday but a lot of other candidates will be here republican front runner donald trump is back tomorrow for an event in concord. governor john kasich will make stops in plymouth, hanover and lebanon tomorrow as well. and on friday, jeb bush, chris christie, carly fiorina, jim gilmore, john kasich, rand paul, marco rubio and rick santorum will all speak at the new hampshire g.o.-p' s first in the nation town hall. the event will also feature former vice president dick cheney. also on friday, former s