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hillary vaughn is at the roy morehead quarters:the mood there and feeling there. what do you see, hillary? reporter: a senior adviceors tells me they expect a record-breaking turnout in the polls. i asked if they see that as a bad thing? he said no, he thinks it will befight tight but thinks they will win by 5 percentage points. they did receive a security threat to their campaign this morning. there is bumped up security. there are s.w.a.t. teams walking around. they did a sweep before all of us got inside here. we are getting details on how roy moore is spending his day after he rode his horse to vote. he spent time in prayer. we did confirm the senate is going to -- if roy moore wins tonight, mitch mcconnell will gather republican senators tomorrow to discuss details and strategy moving forward, what to do with roy moore if he is winning the senate seat here tonight. that's all to be determined. neil: polls have closed across the state. let's get the read from doug jones made quarters in birmingham, alabama. reporter: i think it's fair to say they never thought

. >> morehead lines now. the thomas fire burning knowledge potentially become the theest fire on record for the state of california. right now it's third in the ranking and blaze scorched more than 270,000 acres and scorched venture and sapt barbara counties. crews reached halfway point in attempt to coral the massive wildfire. and it could continue to burn well into the new year. george apower is investigating what may have caused a bl blackout at the world's buzzest airport. officials believe it may have about caused by burst cable at an underground facility. >> more than 400 flight were cancelled yesterday and more flights could be impacted today. >> we the people was launched in 2011 and the feature is mainly administration says that is when existing petitions that received the required 100,000 signatures will begin receiving responses. >> so far administration has yet to respond to any of the submissions which is yet to be in household when president trump surprise in office. >> security at the vatican a

morehead on today's attack in new york city, and what we are hearing from the white house. that is next. person who opens it. ♪ give ancestrydna, the only dna test that can trace your origins to over 150 ethnic regions- and open up a world of possibilities. ♪ save 30% for the holidays at ancestrydna.com but prevagen helps your brain with an ingredient originally discovered... in jellyfish. in clinical trials, prevagen has been shown to improve short-term memory. prevagen. the name to remember. >> shepard: more now on the white house claim that president trump's immigration policy would've prevented today's terror attack in new york city. we turn to ken thomas. how did they say this would have worked? >> their contention is that if there were stronger immigration policies, it may have prevented someone like this to come into the country. we do not have a lot of information yet on the background. we know he was from bangladesh. about seven years ago we believe. the white house is trying to use this as a way to pry congress to work on immigration. they are specifically targeti

real quick here here's morehead lines we might get little period of snow here early saturday morning the forecast. enough to kind of cover the ground that will reinforce the cold for new year's he have and new year's day we're not going to warm up any time soon. current temperatures, 17 in washington. 12 in gaithersburg. quantico 17 degrees. 14 dulles. 11 in hagerstown. mixing wind out of the north and west at ten to 15. feels like four here right now. so please make sure you're dressed appropriately. zero out the dulles minus two in martinsburg. five in quantico. line in leonardtown you get the idea we're in for a cold start that's with sunshine. just few clouds in the forecast today. nice and quiet afternoon. but it will be cold afternoon again with day times highs in the mid to will, you know, these arctic areas of high pressure they are just really really can dominate weather for period of time and this one will be unrelenting in delivering cold air and keeping things well below normal temperature wise here for the next couple of days. daytime highs upper 20s. i think we'll be ba

dan morehead is pantera founder ceo.gratulations on catching the wave where do you think we are on the wave >> i think for the big blockchains like bitcoin, ethereum and ripple, we're in the first innings. there's going to be some ups and downs. >> but this could be a big up. could there be a big down? >> it could be down 50% next week that's where it was a movrnth a. in a year's time it will be higher than today. >> what's the intrinsic havivalf bitcoin? >> it's like a payment rail, a digital gold, getting around correspondent banking. you come up with a number that's an order of magnitude or two higher than today's price. >> so, i will make it complicated. i ran into a guy on the street yesterday, he stopped me on the street he mines bitcoins. that's what he does. >> he stopped you? >> he stopped me to talk about bitcoins out of norway, other places where it's cold, electricity costs are low. so the server farms can do this. i said what's your -- what's the cost for you at this point of mining a bitcoin he said we can