also notice splashes of pink on the radar in and around mount washington valley, west through the plymouth area and down to the lake son of the zone. temperatures right near 32 degrees. that means any untreated surface will likely glaze up. notice plymouth at 32, concord at 33. any area to the north and west of the state capital into parts of the lakes region experiencing some light blazing. concern will continue for a couple more hours. the freezing rain advisory extended until 4 a.m. -- 4:00 a.m. for most of central and southern new hampshire. tomorrow morning it' s mainly rain statewide but what about more changes by the end of the week? we will look at all of that straight ahead. tom: we' re learning more about the 5 alarm fire that gutted a home in bedford today. because of the size of this house the state fire marshal' s office has been asked to assist in the search for a cause. for safety reasons, investigators won' t attempt to go into the house until the morning. jean mackin spoke to firefighters who will be monitoring the scene overnight. jean: firefighters from a dozen towns spe

now washington valley right at 32 degrees, so watch out for pockets of icing there. all the way down into a good part of the monadnock region, there could be a use for eagles here and in steadier rain will feel back in from the south and west overnight and on and off tomorrow. stuck in the low to mid 30' s all day long. mount washington more the warmer spots all day, indicating that warmer areas trying to build in across the northeast. eventually that means just plain rain statewide tomorrow. occasional rain for the morning the heaviest could fall tomorrow evening before that moves out to the east. that' s not the end of the story. the cold air begins to slowly build in during early thursday morning resulting in a change over to snow across the white mountains and the great north woods. not out of the question that several inches could fall in those areas. right now the best bet is through the great north woods see the heart of the white mountains. the higher terrain could see four plus and that could be over half foot in some areas. southern new hampshire, rain may

that pink shade in and around the mount washington valley all the way back to the 89 corridor and north and west of concord, this is the area of greatest concern between now and about 10:00 this evening. for the most part, just above freezing lakes region south. the mount washington valley at 31 or 32 and this is why we have the freezing advisory extended until 10:00 for most areas north and west of concord. allow some extra time and keep in mind any untreated surface could be sleep in those areas through the evening. what about more changes for later tonight, tomorrow, and the end of the week? all of that straight ahead. jennifer right now firefighters : are still on the scene of a five-alarm fire in bedford. smoke has been billowing from the home on burleigh terrace for s jennifer crompton is live at the scene with what we know about how the fire started. >> we are here where the fire started at about 2:30 this afternoon. as you mentioned, fire crews still on the scene. just moments ago they were pouring more water onto this, a little bit of smoke still showing but basically the upsta

the threat continues in and around the mount washington valley, right around 32 degrees. it is warm enough in the clouds but too cold in the valley. the same story in the great north woods in and around berlin and points north. all will rotate in tonight and tomorrow and tomorrow night and then we start to dry out in southern new hampshire during the day on thursday while it begins to snow in the north country. temperatures in the 30' s, mildest in downtown manchester and along the coast. overnight it will rise a little bit especially on the coast and in some of the higher terrain. mount washington around 40 and the icing threat should diminish bands of rain, more rain moves in from the south and west. more continues and then right through tomorrow night of to an inch to 1.25 inches cannot be ruled out. once we get into thursday, cold air wraps into the back side of the storm. there' s one computer model that has anywhere from a half inch to an inch, and in terms of snow, here we go up north. a couple of inches on average, 2-4 for some and over for in some of the higher t

congress must reinstate the the year on december 18. 11 inns in the mount washington valley are busy baking for the 19th annual inn to inn holiday cookie and candy tour. the event is next saturday and sunday from 11:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. it is known as the oldest, and original, cookie tour in new england. now tickets are only available through tomorrow. it costs $30 per person. you can find out how to buy tickets on our website. and you can find even more outdoors news on the "escape outside" section of our website, wmur.com. >> now reach up. that a girl. adam: in today' s "chronicle," we find out how this photographer for lynn's family, the big stress is paying in medical and drug costs for aidan. for other families it's higher deductibles, premiums and co-pays that's why we've got to crack down on price gouging, cap out-of-pocket costs, and fast track approval of less expensive generic drugs. because we've got to get health care costs under control for lynn's family and for yours. >> now, meteorologist hayley lapoint and your forecast. hayley: good evening. clear skies across much o

well above freezing, not only in the valleys but admit levels of the atmosphere. mount washington well above freezing but it will cool down during the overnight. it changes any leftover moisture over to snow. a bit of a break during precipitation during the early part of the morning but around the morning commute we start to see that moisture in the form of snow and it could call up to a few inches, especially in the higher elevations. notice central and southern new sunshine. could be an isolated rain or shower but a good part of the day will be precipitation three, but it will be windy statewide. friday, clouds mainly of north, dry in southern new hampshire and then more site as we go through the weekend. if you like mild temperatures, you will of saturday sunday. 2-5 inches far north, four plus in the higher summits of the white mountains and inch or two around plymouth and points west. upper 30' s north, lower 40' s south. snow by early tomorrow morning in the north country, notes are looking wintry up north tomorrow. notice by saturday around 50 and mid 50' s, maybe pushing u

right now still some left over rain mount washington valley all the way to the lakes region and into the monadnock region. the last that he rain about to clear new hampshire in about another hour. but that not the end of precipitation because of dream there is more wet weather that eventually will change over to white in the great north woods in the white mountains so a good chance of a few inches of snow for your thursday while it should be snow free in central and southern new hampshire where the ready rain is hauling out there right now. the valleys but admit levels of the atmosphere. freezing but it will cool down during the overnight. it changes any leftover moisture over to snow. a bit of a break during precipitation during the early part of the morning but around the morning commute we start to see that moisture in the form of snow and it could call up to a few inches, especially in the higher elevations. notice central and southern new hampshire at least some partial sunshine. could be an isolated rain or shower but a good part of the day will be precipitation three, but it w

what you're expecting, highest amounts from just north of the lakes region through the mount washington valley, white mountains and points northward. you head south and they go down a little, but they're still significant and will impact not only the morning commute and your day tomorrow. a winter weather advisory for the rest of the state. here's how the system looks now as it evolves and sparks another storm system just off the coast. that will pull down cold air, and keep it as snow, at least for the very beginning, temperatures right now in the teens and 20's, and that's pretty much where our overnight lows will be. teens for most of us, a few spots in the 20's, so that's the temperatures that we'll be seeing as the snow begins. sleet, freezing rain and plain rain mixing into a lot of places as well. we've got the timeline on that in a few minutes. >> a little of everything, we knew it couldn't last, our mild snow. the crews have already been out treating the roads today for what's expected to come tomorrow. stephanie woods is in manchester with a look at the preparations being paid by cit

higher amounts from the northern part of the lakes region and the mount washington valley up into northern new hampshire. there' s a winter storm warning in effect in the northern half weather advisory or the rest of new hampshire. if you look at the radar looks like it is snowing already but most of that is evaporating before it reaches the ground and very dry air. we are only 1-2 hours away from the first flakes falling in new hampshire making it to the ground. cold out there now with overnight lows bottoming out in the teens, perfect cold weather for snow. the timeline in just a few minutes. tom: it will be an early start to the day for road crews ready to take on the latest snowfall second on record in new hampshire. while schools are not in session tomorrow, the new hampshire d.o.t. is concerned about the timing of the snow fall during the morning commute and is asking drivers to remember how to handle slick conditions. as jean mackin reports, road crews were already at work today getting ready themselves. jean: the state dot already hit the roads heading out monday morning to pre-tre

you have 31 in washington township southbound, jackson valley road to washington avenue an accident. all lanes are closed down as you go through that spot. minor delays george washington bridge, lincoln and the holland tunnels. we have alternate side of the lori over to you. >>> thank you. it's 6:01. a family is heartbroken this morning after a hit and run driver left their loved one to die on a street in queens. this happened at northern boulevard and junction boulevard late lanose in corona. we've also learned the victim had just left a funeral. kala rama spoke with the victim's family overnight. she's live with an update. >> reporter: just heartbreaking lori. that grandmother is asking for prayers to find the driver who hit her 17-year-old grandson here in a crosswalk and left him here to die. now police say they're looking for a black toyota camry that hit that teen and kept going. we know that 17-year-old was less than 5 minutes from home, ovedio heramelo lived down the block on 95th street. i talked to the grandmother who said he was walking home from a crossing northern boulev

scopes look quiet, but there have been flurries in an amount amount -- and around the mount washington valley. beyond that, it is scattered s later on this evening as the rainfall comes through. a couple of rain showers for the afternoon starting to build later in the day. tomorrow, probably one of those changeable days where we start with clouds, a shower, patchy fog. i want you to notice back to our west, the clouds start diving quickly to the southeast. that is a wind that will be gusting over 25-30 miles per hour saturday afternoon. coming off the great lakes will be areas of light snow and snow showers for western areas of the state. we are not expecting any travel headaches from that. after a chilly weekend, we do start to warm up again and back into the mid-40' s by the middle the rainfall starts to pick up. there will be patchy fog forming overnight. a couple of snow showers a possibility on saturday. it will turn brisk. the breeze continues into sunday. those eyes are purely just a number. the wind chill readings are in the 20' s to the 30' s. white christmas is looking very dicey. t

especially down wind areas like the mount washington valley. partly cloudy and thickening clouds overnight into tomorrow. tomorrow, a lot of clouds, breaks of sun and cooler conditions as the winds come off the ocean. sprinkles, maybe in the mountains, there could be freezing rain, in fact. as we get into monday, some drizzle during the day developing and then those temperatures will stay warm enough to keep rain at night. so, highs today, check that out. in the 50's, and tomorrow a little bit cooler, but still quite warm. getting to the five day and then the seven-day here. above average as you can see. a decent weekend, mildest and suniest today. >> what a treat. it's the stuff of christmas specials on television unfolding hoo here in raymond, new hampshire. a couple an i i n i -- arrived to pay off a layaway and it was mostly paid off. >> hoping to make their christmas special, robin and her husband headed out to wal-mart in epping to start their shopping. >> we were standing in line and was kind of hard having two. and they have the layaway

above freezing a top melt washington and 34 degrees, the coldest spot in some of the valleys and plymouth at 36. typically one of the cool spots, the cooler gets trapped in low-lying areas with no place to escape. back to part of the monadnock region, 50 plus. overnight tonight, not all that cold. a slight chance, notice concord at 33 by early morning. there could be areas of patchy fog and leftover moisture that experience a touch of black ice during the predawn hours. it' valley towards new england and the warmth continues to build in. your we go, the timeline, there will be some patchy fog developing but the skies will clear out. showers arriving during the early part of the evening in most of the rain of the next system builds in tomorrow night. it is out of here by early thursday. a good part of christmas eve day will feature dry weather and record shattering more. jumping ahead beyond that we have a shot to shatter a record high on thursday. the average of 83, take a look at the old record in 1871. does anybody remember that? 57. we are going to shatter that one. the projected high

washington valley. all of this moisture being rung out by the northwesterly flow which we'll have out there this morning starting to afternoon before more clouds build in later this evening ahead of this system. we have winter weather advisories posted for a good part of the state. winter storm watches posted for coos as well county. it will be another system arriving early tomorrow morning. temperatures starting north. we're just above the freezing mark. not much of a move upward today. any sort of developing sunshine counteracted by the north and northeasterly flow which winds are picking up hour. temperatures. low to mid 20's up north. with that. starts to lighten later this afternoon and then the clouds start to increase and thicken later on this evening. from there, we're going temperatures overnight tonight to drop back in north. we'll be in the 20's in southern areas. it will be cold enough it would be in the form of snow initially. startling to push in after 2:00 a.m. and overspreading through 5

another look at the lakes region and washington valley as well as we will continue to see that for a while. 20' s and is scattered shower and drizzle mix and snow continuing in northern new hampshire. adam sexton is live out there in salem and he will tell us how the roads are doing. >> we' ve gone from zero to winter in 60 seconds. the state did just lift the 45 mile an hour speed limit on i-93 it is now free flowing in terms of speed limit although people are still taking it slow. this is some of the snow here. temperatures -- is still freezing into this compressed, icy type of structure. this is not a real street, this is an access road. they' ve had one or two cloud passes but you cannot get down to the road level. drivers have to be very careful out on the road, it' s definitely still very slick out there secondary roads off the highway. some of the traffic is flowing pretty smoothly, but again, it is slick on those roads. the water content in the snow is just remarkable. my back is still sore from driveway. certainly take caution on the road even though the storm is adam sexton

washington valley through the seacoast and the monadnock region. that's the type of split that we have a tendency to see. it looks like that will play out through a good portion of the morning. you'll notice a weak disturbance gliding through southern parts of canada. that could mean a couple of extra flurries or snow showers. you can't even rule out a couple of western areas seeing that in to the afternoon. temperatures right now are in the 30's. across a good part of the state. notice a few upper 20's as the cooler air comes in. continuing to cool off top of mt. washington. that trend will continue today. winds there are gusting. the cooler air down to the gulf coast. notice the temperatures in texas down in to the upper 30's this morning. this cooler air drains in. a modifying process area of high pressure in each of the next couple of days without any snow on the ground, we'll be allowed to warm up. upper 30's to mid 40's today. a couple more snow showers up north. it will be a back and forth between clouds and some sunshine. most sunshine in s

the plans that could bring a ski museum to the mount washington valley. stephanie: in "today' s chronicle," classic diners bringing traditional diner dishes around the state. state' hayley: people are working harder than ever, but the everyday cost of perscriptions, child care, or families. hillary's plan: raise the minimum wage, get equal pay for women, cut taxes for the middle class, and new incentives for business to share profits with employees instead of just rewarding ceos. those at the top are doing just fine. it's your family that needs a raise. i'm hillary clinton, and i stephanie: welcome back to news 9. in today' s "escape outside," new hampshire christmas tree farms are still open for procrastinators looking for the perfect tree. and the new england ski museum may be expanding. christmas is less than two weeks away and if you haven' t picked a tree yet there are almost 40 cut your own tree farms to pick from. the christmas season is a 4 -- $4 million industry for local farmers. the u.s. department of agriculture says the state harvests about 1

but if that's not an option, consider the mount washington valley. they have plenty of weather, other activities from tubing to the giant swing at cranmore, there are plenty of ways to burn off energy. many snowmobile rental agencies also rent atv's, and sleigh rides turn into carriage ride in the saco valley when there's no snow. you'll also find indoor pools and outdoor skating rinks and a new weather discovery center is a nice way to cap it all off. you can fine more details in the escape outside section of our website, paula tracy, wmur news 9. josh: so much going on in the next 24 to 48 hours in terms of condition license changing rapidly. we'll start with a look at where we stand at the moment because even these temperatures that we're at right now, between 44 and 49 degrees statewide, are well above the average for what we would normally expect. so if we saw temperatures like this this sunday, we'd be saying how mild it feels, but it's nothing compared to where we're headed. there is fog in some locations, can you see the areas with lower visi

highest amounts will be the the north country and down through the mount washington valley, almost down to the lakes region. even three to six inches in the southern part of the state where that will be the lowest amount, so we're definitely dealing with plowable snow amounts here. things warming up a little bit just in time for new year's eve. jean: thanks, josh. new safety concerns about children and pill bottles. josh: we'll tell you what kind of child resistant pill boxes you need to look out for. reporter: quite a close call for a family in claremont, a car comes almost through the front actually woke them up, coming praised as one of america's best mayors who governed as a pragmatist. bernie sanders in a republican congress than any other member. cracked the gridlock with john mccain to strengthen veterans' healthcare. a consistent, principled, and effective leader. building a future to believe in. sanders: i'm bernie sanders josh: welcome back. today state officials in new hampshire mailed out the first medical marijuana patient cards. they have approved about 40 patients so far.

washington. the temperatures in the valleys in the 30' s to around 40 as well, but cold air begins to build back in so even though we

to do that, we need stronger relationships between washington, silicon valley and all of our great tech companies and entrepreneurs. american innovation is a powerful force and we have to put it to work defeating isis. that starts with understanding where and how recruitment happens. our security professionals need to more effectively track and social posts and map networks and they need help from the tech community. companies should redouble their efforts to maintain and enforce their own service agreements and other necessary policies to police their networks, identifying extremist content and removing it. now, many are already doing this and sharing those best practices more widely is important. at the state department, i started an interagency center to combat violence jihadist messages to have a better way to communicate on behalf of our values and to give young people drawn to those messages an alternative narrative. we recruited specialists, fluent in urdu and somali to wage online battles with the extremists. these efforts have not kept pace with the threat, so we need to step u

upper range of 40's through the mount washington valley. mid 40's in the northwestern part of the state and we're looking at temperatures in the mid 40's and light wind out of the southwest, maybe a lel more noticeable into the afternoon. some, more sunshine expected. temperatures will be probably in the 40's to lower range of the 50's. so still mild for this time of year, but a little cooler than what we'll have out there this afternoon. flow turns a little more northerly on tuesday, that will send temperatures backward and there will be a weak system moving off shore that will aid that north and north easterly breeze and upper 30's to mid 40's for highs starting on tuesday, that will continue through wednesday and then another weak system that will try to develop and should be far enough off shore that we may not see anything more than a passing shower coming from that. by the time we get toward evening. temperatures right now going anywhere from the 20's and and as far as the extended forecast is concerned, we will continue to see the te

[video clip] >> to do that, we need stronger relationships between washington, silicon valley, and tech companies and entrepreneurs. american innovation is a powerful force, and we have to put it to work defeating isis. that begins with understanding where and how recruitment happens. our security professionals need to more effectively track and analyze isis's social media posts and jihadist networks. and they need help from the tech community. companies should redouble their efforts to maintain and enforce andr own service agreement other necessary policies to police their networks, identifying extremist content and removing it. host: when you hear that, what goes through your mind? guest: if someone is directly connected to isis and there are facts, that is a probable cause scenario. when you are tracking guys like aboutlla i just talked and other people over the years, that is fine. but she used the word "extremist." listen, if you read what came out of homeland security in 2009 , there were three memos under obama. one is right-wing extremism, left-wing extremism. when i read them,

steals -- he was by far the best player on the court -- and for that, the former washington warrior was named the valley's player of the week -- for the second time this seaosn. speaking of honors -- the big 10 named nicholas baer the conference's freshman of the week -- and for good reason -- with jarrod uthoff in foul trouble, baer came off the bench and propelled iowa to a win over drake -- the bettendorf native finished with 13 points, 7 rebounds and 6 blocks in a career high 30 minutes -- proving he's not your average bear... "you say to play in the big 10 i have to be big and strong, but you have to have game. and what he's got is he's got a game. he can play in and out, he can play fast, he can play guy that knows how to play... that's a winning player. you know obviously we are going to have to give him a scholarship at somepoint, okay, i think that's safe to say." it's also safe to say that there's no need to hit the panic button in ames -- yes the cyclones lost, but it's their first loss of the season -- the good news for the clones -- they don't have time to think about it -- tuesday's their fi

. >> incredible video out of nile valley, washington. dozens of people forced to evacuate out of heavy rains that feet. their homes. the massachusetts gaming oversight of the growing fantasy stephen crosby said that an agency or the gaming commission should be tasked with keeping tabs on sites like draftkings and fanduel. he said the games change so quickly that they need to be regulated. >> another big surprise found inside salvation army kettles. gold coins that are said to be worth $1400 each. at least three were dropped into red kettles at two different donations and they were wrapped up in a one dollar bill. >> patriots tight end rob gronkowski hitting the practice field. he played yesterday with a brace on the bruised and sprained right knee. he could play on sunday against the texans. rolled out. crossed. >> everything crossed. kevin: hey girls -- or ladies, anyway. it is dense fog out there. route one in saugus. take it easy and use a lot of extra caution. let' s take a look at the maps. hey 128 getting through 93. 93, you can ma

silicon valley she says should not see washington as an adversary. she called out youtube, facebook and twitter by name, although admitting this is complicated. you're going to hear all the complaints of free speech et cetera. including intercepting the die that between privately owned computers on high-tech campuses without warrants or as the courts would later rule in some cases without legal authority. >>> wall street coming a uf of a huge jobs report. let's turn to kate rogers live at cnbc headquarters. good morning. >> good morning to you. the markets may pause and catch their breath this week. futures are higher this morning. stock managing to post modest games following the strong jobs report. confirming that the feds will almost certainly raise interest rates when they meet next week. on friday the dow surging 370 points to 17848 and the nasdaq up. >>> the fight is far from over from safe way after losing a multimillion dollar lawsuit. a judge ordered the grocery chain to pay nearly $42 million to customers who used the online grocery service

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washington. shenandoah valley into the washington, mid to upper 20s there as well.can see the fog bank over the river, live view from the tower camera, elsewhere, light fog hangs in the air early sunday morning. there's thick fog there, that's a few from the national harbor camera. dress warmly it morning, you won't need an umbrella, stay dry through the day, but it'll billion cold here through mid-morning. then by the afternoon, we'll get that warming. nothing showing up on storm team 4 radar now. all dry around the region. and after we reach mid-50s today, partly cloudy tonight down to the upper 30s by dawn on monday. back to work and school tomorrow. good weather, just clouds coming in during the afternoon. that's part of an upper level disturbance that might give us a few sprinkles. high mid-50s and remaining above average for temperatures, average high this time of year is in the upper 40s, mid-50s again on tuesday near 40 in the morning. we'll do that again on wednesday. ought to be more sun around on wednesday into the mid-50s and near 40 in the morning. stor

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antoinette: some incredible video out of nile valley, washington. look at this. heavy rains pushed the river levels over 20 feet yesterday. the rivers remained just above flood stage this morning but people are now allowed back into their homes. emily: the massachusetts gaming commission is recommending oversight of the growing fantasy sports industry. chairman stephen crosby said yesterday that an agency, or the gaming commission, should be tasked with keeping tabs on sites like draftkings and fanduel. crosby says the technology and the games change so quickly, they need to be regulated to protect consumers. antoinette: another big surprise found inside salvation army kettles. florida. each of the mexican peso coins are said to be worth $1,400. at least three were dropped into red kettles at two locations. and they were each wrapped in a $1 bill. gronkowski hits the practice he played yesterday with a brace on his bruised and sprained right knee. game on sunday, against the he has not yet been ruled out. fingers crossed. antoinette: fingers crossed. we need you

. >> some folks in washington want silicon valley to build solutions. be a part of that. he plays by his own rules, where tech drives the good, the bad, and in this case, the policy. >> we're at a moment in history when it's possible for us to ignore policy discussions thats are, instead of asking people to change the law or change their surveillance practices or whatever, we can just do it ourselves. >> while moxie is obsessed with your privacy, a different type of hacker specializes in getting you to overshare. what if i told you there's a class of hackers who don't just have social skills, they have more social intelligence than anyone you'll ever meet. david kennedy is one of them. he's what's known as a social engineer or a people hacker. his craft is to dupe you into doing things and sharing information you probably shouldn't. >> can i just get your credit card number? >> some use it for illegal activity. in david's case, companies pay him to find out if employees are leaving the company vulnerable. he and his team show us how it's done. step one,

chester mcbride, a college football standout and mike an anthony cinco of rio grande valley, texas. in washington, d.c. a restaurant was closed. staf sergeant petter toll b was among the dead. loyal customers joined in. >> the good people in america care about you and your son, your loss is our loss. >> reporter: this, as his wife just learned she is pregnant with coincidentally, this week marks the fifth anniversary of the repeal of "don't ask, don't tell," lifting in the military. opening the door for major adriana voder military benefits to have otherwise been denied, lester jim miklaszewski at the pentagon. thank you. >>> the woman accused of running down a crowd of people on the vegas strip has ore officially been charged with murder, child abuse and felony hit-and-run. 24-year-old lakeisha plowed into the crowd repeatedly killing one woman and injuring three dozen more, including several now in critical condition. prosecutors say they are considering a number of other charges as well. >>> chances are no matter where you live today, you were talking about the weather. extremes from coast to

>> because of silicon valley, not because of washington. >> isn't obama best friends with silicon valley>> wait a minute, they have an issue with internet privacy and protection of identity. that's why they won't work with us. and carly fiorina said this as well. we have to work with silicon valley to find ways on conversations on how to get to the individuals and stop themra have a ground war in syria that does not stop people from radicalizing here in america. we have to do both. >> having a conversation with silicon valley doesn't seem like an aggressive strategy. >> let's have another summit. let's summon all the terrorists to ballroom d. we'll give them jobs and hug them on the battlefield and give them some windmills. listen, they could be -- this doj could use the full force of the law. there's already a law on the books to go after these companies. really, legitimately, and threaten them and say if you harbor terrorists on your network, and there is supreme court precedence for this. if you harbor terrorists and allow them to communicate, we will bring the full force of the unite

>> because of silicon valley, not because of washington. >> isn't obama best friends with silicon valley>> wait a minute, they have an issue with internet privacy and protection of identity. that's why they won't work with us. and carly fiorina said this as well. we have to work with silicon valley to find ways on conversations on how to get to the individuals and stop themra have a ground war in syria that does not stop people from radicalizing here in america. we have to do both. conversation with silicon valley doesn't seem like an aggressive strategy. >> let's have another summit. let's summon all the terrorists to ballroom d. we'll give them jobs and hug them on the battlefield and give them some windmills. listen, they could be -- this doj could use the full force of the law. there's already a law on the books to go after these companies. really, legitimately, and threaten them and say if you harbor terrorists on your network, and there is supreme court precedence for this. if you harbor terrorists and allow them to communicate, we will bring the full force of the united states gov

>> because of silicon valley, not because of washington. >> isn't obama best friends with silicon valley>> wait a minute, they have an issue with internet privacy and protection of identity. that's why they won't work with us. and carly fiorina said this as well. we have to work with silicon valley to find ways on conversations on how to get to the individuals and stop themra have a ground war in syria that does not stop people from radicalizing here in america. we have to do both. >> having a conversation with silicon valley doesn't seem like an aggressive strategy. >> let's have another summit. let's summon all the terrorists to ballroom d. we'll give them jobs and hug them on the battlefield and give them some windmills. listen, they could be -- this doj could use the full force of the law. there's already a law on the books to go after these companies. really, legitimately, and threaten them and say if you harbor terrorists on your network, and there is supreme court precedence for this. if you harbor terrorists and allow them to communicate, we will bring the full force of the unite

the relationship like between washington, d.c., and silicon valley yahoo!r going out there presumably to talk about innovation and how that could benefit the defense department. is there an opportunity to give people in the government an opportunity to talk to executives? comments last night from president obama and from hillary clinton yesterday should be taken in the context of this ongoing discussion that indeed, hillary clinton, when she was secretary of state, was part of about how much they can give, how much they should have to compromise their system for the benefit of the nsa and cia and throughity to look those documents and systems. silicon valley had the upper hand in the last few months in those conversations, and you have seen a big turnaround with the events in paris and san bernardino that maybe the companies will be shamed into actually opening up their systems. david: she suggested in that speech that elvis like youtube and twitter take down the speech from members of islamic state. thank you so much for joining us. cory johnson from "bloo

to do that, we need stronger relationships between washington, silicon valley and all of our great tech companies and entrepreneurs. american innovation is a powerful force and we have to put it to work defeating isis. that starts with understanding where and how recruitment happens. our security professionals need to more effectively track and analyze ayesis' social posts and map networks and they need help from the tech community. companies should redouble their efforts to maintain and enforce their own service agreements and other necessary policies to police their networks, identifying extremist content and removing it. now, many are already doing this and sharing those best practices more widely is important. at the state department, i started an interagency center to combat violent jihadist messages to have a better way to communicate on behalf of our values and to give young people drawn to those messages an alternative narrative. we recruited special lifts, fluent in urdu and somali to wage online battles with the extremists. these efforts have not kept pace with the threat, so

valley, texas. while in washington, d.c. a rest rantd was suddenly closed. the owner's son, staff sergeant peter taub was among the dead, loyal customers joined in the family's grief. >> the good people in america your loss is our loss. >> this as taub's wife just learned she is pregnant with their second child. >>> we are seeing weather extremes from coast to coast, much of the eastern and central u.s. is headed for the warmest christmas on record but there's also a major storm brewing. severe weather is threatening tens of millions of americans and causing trouble for the last minute holiday travelers. >> reporter: the weather on i-49 along the texas/arkansas border turned the roadways deadly. three killed, seven injured in a blinding fog pileup. >> it sounded like an explosion. >> reporter: the wild weather system creating havoc is also poised to shatter records, some spots 40 degrees above average. christmas eve in philly, 73. charlotte, 77. savanna savanna, georgia, 79. 2,800 temperature records already broken in december. the roads are sloppy. 2,600 pi

valley. another storm system is rolling onto the washington coast right now and will dive towards las vegas by tomorrow bringing with it some more clouds and another bout of winds. this system doesn't look nearly as powerful as christmas eve's but will bring a reinforcing shot of cold air to southern nevada as highs will remain in the upper 40s. we'll see temperatures right around 50 for tuesday through new years with generally sunny skies. new years eve and day look seasonably chilly with some blustery winds for new years it'll be cold out there as low temperatures will be in the low 30s pretty much across the board. ((ad-lib at open set with live pic in mon)) time now for a look at your problem solver traffic. new this morning nine people, including two children, are recovering in a francisco hospital after a crash involving a tour bus. police say the driver of a black suv crashed into the double decker bus. people rushed out of restaurants to see what was going on. many of the victims were treated at the scene before being rushed to hospitals. <" the driver of the ford explorer made a sudde