right now, we have a senator candidate in new hampshire don bozek, a former one star general. they went through rotc and were told they could not join because they could not get vaccinated and he needed to pay back the rotc scholarship. all of these service members that served in war, they made an individual medical choice not to get next needed. for a to say that they don't deserve an honorable discharge on the way out the door is a criminal and it is indicative of our lack of courage and hypocrisy in our senior military leadership. >> laura: again, the message comes from the top and republicans are the ones who help fund all of this. the republicans at some point they have to say, not a dime is going to go-tos diversity, equity, inclusion nonsense and then follow through on it. they have to. we appreciate you. we appreciate you. we got our hands on a leaked video from the department of labor training session titled the power of trans-inclusion in the request. the video is an congress ban a is here in moments penn stater. >> laura: "the ingraham angle" has obtained a leaked d

. >> reporter: maxwell was arrested in july of 2020 found living in the woods of new hampshire on a property called tucked away. prosecutors say epstein sexually abused hundreds of girls, and maxwell was his partner in crime, the key to the whole operation. in front of her victims, maxwell said she hopes her conviction brings peace and finality. may this day help you travel from the darkness into the light. >> her statement felt like a very hollow apology to me. she did not take responsibility for the crimes that she committed and it felt like once more her trying to do somethin to benefit her and not at all about the harm that she had caused >> maxwell just stared straight ahead when she was sentenced and did not say a word her lawyer says they are going to appeal saying her client is being villified, adding and suggesting she is taking the fall for epstein's crimes. >> perry russom, thanks. >>> police say there are now four people dead after a crash between an amtrak train and a dump truck it happened yesterday in central missouri today an official with the national transportation safety b

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(laughter) (applause) meanwhile, a new hampshire distillery is turning invasive crabs into whiskey. much better than the usual process: turning whiskey into invasive crabs. the company said it teamed up with the university of new hampshire's n-h green crab project to develop the whiskey, which is billed as being made with a bourbon base steeped with a custom crab, corn, and spice blend mixture. resulting in a new technology called soup. meanwhile, in noodle news: kraft macaroni and cheese is changing its name after 85 years. which is also how long that box of it has been sitting in your grandma's pantry. "it's still perfectly good, dear." there's no expiration date on 'orange.' so what's the new name? well, say goodbye to kraft macaroni and cheese and say hello to -- drumroll please -- ( drumroll ) kraft mac & cheese. according to kraft, the new moniker is meant to reflect the way fans organically talk about the brand. yes, they wanted to reflect the way fans see their brand. which is why they almost changed the name to: kraft macaroni and clinical depression. (applause) meanwhile,

tamworth distilling distiller out of new hampshire made the crab trapper. it is a green crab flavored whiskey. now the drink is a partial cure for the find use of the state's invasive pesky green craps. they are making a wreck of coastal areas across 2 critter can eat up to as many of us. 50 clams and oysters a day. now. the crab whiskey is a modified sour mash combined with green crab stock and costs. $65 money. well, explorers have discovered a shipwreck dating back to world war. 2, the u.s. navy to store us as as samuel be. roberts was discovered in the philippines and explore say that the ship sank in october of 1944. in the battle of some are a battle that destroyed most of the imperial japanese navy's ships. ship was found more than 22,000 feet under water. wow. right. well, how about buying your own scottish island? all the aisle is located in the shetland islands. it sits on about 750 acres, including a 17 th-century mansion and even the bell tower. the dates back to 18. 94. you also have to get about 6 and a half miles of coastline, which is wonder

>> i think the four logical ones are georgia, nevada, arizona, new hampshire. we have unbelievable candidates already in the state of washington. we have great people running in new hampshire and arizona. i'm sorry, colorado. but those are the logical four states, there might be more. i have been doing this for 12 years so i am not an expert on elections. biden's agenda is pretty unpopular and he's unpopular. >> what's your name? >> i want to go back to georgia and you said a couple moments ago that herschel walker has been [inaudible] candid about stuff. there are a couple of areas not forthcoming about. revelations about his record, children he was not talking about publicly. i wanted to ask you if there was failure by republicans to adequately vet him. >> i am not an expert on everything but the way it was explained -- the way i heard it, no one hid anything. that's something people talked about stuff i think every candidate has to be transparent. every voter needs to have good information. i think ultimately the voters will make a choice. it is not a choice

wisconsin, pennsylvania, new hampshire. if that is true, there is a chance the democrats could win the senate by a seat. and the supreme court ruling will be a big factor, i think. dani: of course, greg, when we think about the supreme court rulings, roe v. wade was the one we had all been waiting for. that was not the only noteworthy decision out of the court. you had the decision surrounding second minute rights and the right to concealed carry in new york state, where i am. i am wondering more broadly, this is clearly a conservative tilting court. the third branch of government, not one that is elected. is there a conversation happening in washington about reforms to the court, changes to the court? greg: there is talk about it but i can't see them going from nine judges to 11. i can't see them making it through congress unless you change the senate filibuster rule, and that looks quite unlikely. i thought the most chilling thing, example of how the court has changed came from clarence thomas, who said we made next look

that we've got with reverend warnock in georgia, and mark kelly in arizona, and maggie hassan in new hampshire, we can do this. this isn't some pipe dream, and we can assure that women across america are going to be making decisions about their own health care instead of some government official or ted cruz. >> again, the situation right now is that a state, a centralized state will compel a rape victim to carry her rapist's -- >> your right, joe. >> rapist's pregnancy, to have a forced birth, and it's going to be the centralized state that's doing it. that's about as frightening i would think for most americans. >> here you go. >> as possible. >> these are the states that don't have exceptions. these states, these darker states here, they don't have exceptions for rape or incest in their proposal. that is exactly what you're looking at. >> claire mccaskill, that's susan collins' america, she can act shocked and stunned and tell reporters how stunned she is that brett kavanaugh was going to do this. she knew this was going to happen all along. again, you look at the fund raising for her last e

. >> as a solution, tamworth distilling of new hampshire made the crab trap or which is a green crab flavored whiskey. the drink is a partial cure to helping out with this problem that they're dealing with these and base of pesky green crabs are making a wreck of their coastal areas up there. the crusty critter can eat as many as 50 clams and oysters a day. so the crab whiskey is a modified sour mash combined with green crabs stock in it will cost 50 bucks a bottle. so it's almost down. but this massive rainbow flag is beaming down market street and it's only sticking around for about another hour and a half or so. so you want to get out there and check it out. this is an art installation is called welcome, which was first lit up on friday. the 4 mile long rainbow made of laser light stretches from the ferry building along the embarcadero. there all the way out to twin peaks. but then the lights are going off at midnight. so if you haven't seen them now is the time to get out there. and we want to say happy pride, everybody out there celebrating throughout the rest of this month. tha

new hampshire is made the crab trap or this is a green crab flavored whiskey. sounds disgusting. the drink is a partial cure to find use for the state's invasive pesky green crabs, making a rack of the coastal areas. the crusty critter can eat as many as 50 clams and oysters today. so that's a problem for them. the crab whiskey is a modified sour mash combined with green crabb stock and it cost $65. i think it'll keep my money about buying your own scottish island. that would be cool. the i love a love which is located in the shetland island sits on about 750 acres includes a 17 th-century mansion and even a bell tower that dates back to 18. 94. you can get about 6 and a half miles of coastline. that could all be yours for 2.1 million bucks. that's less than anything you could buy here in like the san francisco bay area, a whole island. that's pretty nice. so maybe you know, some of your friends there. they you know, pull a little cash together you can have a your own island, maybe rename it. have a good time. all at the movies, box office rarity, the elvis presley bio-pic actual

tamworth distilling of new hampshire made the crab trap or which is a green crabb flavored whiskey. the drink is a partial cure to find use for the state's invasive pass. key green crabs making a wreck of the coastal areas up there. the cross, the critter kenny does that has 50 clams and oysters a day. the crab whiskey is a modified sour mash combined with green crabs stock and it cost $65.65. dollars. for that bottle of whiskey. made out of mashed up crabs. yeah, i don't know anyway. well, broadway going back to the future. a new musical adaptation of the classic time traveling blockbuster set to open next year. this could be pretty cool, right? lot of good music in that huey lewis and the news, of taking over the soundtracks over the years. well, the show will be featuring new music from the original film's composer. there's no word yet on who is going to be in the cast or which theater will be hosting the adventures of marty mcfly and doc brown. but certainly something to look forward to on broadway. something different. let's get a wrap things up here at 8 o'clock. we're going t

[applause] hello new hampshire democrats. i am so happy to be in a state like illinois where hard winters produce strong democrats. survive a polar vortex under three feet of snow and then you are ready to jump into american politics. i am thrilled to be here today in a state of notable firsts. new hampshire was the first colony to declare independence. you were the first state to send an american into space. the first potato planted in america was here in new hampshire, for which every one of our illinoisians thank you. [applause] but my favorite new hampshire first is that you are the first and only state to elect two different women to be governor and then senator. and both are democrats. [applause] it gives new validityr own slogan, always first, always right. these are two strong women. vladimir putin is so scared of her he banned her from russia. speaking of chris sununu, i heard he once described himself as a trump guy through and through, which might explain why he is so scare of pro-choice democratic women. but i do

it is possible once the potential presidential candidates hit the trails are going to iowa and new hampshire, it's probably going to be an issue then as well pick. >> interesting, thanks so much time and your analysis today. >> you but thanks for seeing me. mike: a horror movie coming to life. 11-foot alligator attacking and dragging a south carolina man into a pond. will tell you what happened next right after the break. ♪ well the sun is shining and the grass is green ♪ ♪ i'm way ahead of schedule with my trusty team ♪ ♪ there's heather on the hedges ♪ ♪ and kenny on the koi ♪ ♪ and your truck's been demolished by the peterson boy ♪ ♪ yes -- ♪ wait, what was that? timber... [ sighs heavily ] when owning a small business gets real, progressive helps protect what you've built with affordable coverage. announcer: type 2 diabetes? progressive helps protect what you've built discover the power of 3 in the ozempic® tri-zone. in my ozempic® tri-zone, i lowered my a1c, cv risk, and lost some weight. announcer: ozempic® provides powerful a1c reduction. in studies, the maj

you've got very tight senate races in arizona, nevada, georgia, new hampshire. this will be a powerful line of debate. >> this will be issues we talk about when we elect senators and members of the state houses and governors. it's not going to change the 2022 outcome. most americans believe that -- i really do believe most americans are comfortable with elected officials making decision about life. let every state do it the way they like. what's going to be onballot fox is $5 gas. you can't walk down the street without being attacked. we have broken borders. this is a big day for the pro life movement. for all of you who have been working for 50 years to elect members of the house and senate and presidents, your day finally arrived. to the left, the way you do this, is to do what we did. take to it the ballot box. you don't try to destroy america. these constitutional anarchists like aoc have to be dealt with. there will be a backlash against this effort to intimidate our judges. >> i want to read from justice thomas' concurrence. shannon just mentionedhis. this

host: new hampshire, democrat, good morning. caller: independent, undeclared in new hampshire, thank you for taking my call. just to address some of the previous callers, when we talk about these adoptions, it is important to remember that there is a foster care crisis in this country. the assumption that what we are talking about is children that are going to be born and then adopted as navies, and that is a pretty big assumption. that we are going to see an increase in the foster care crisis. that said, as undeclared, i voted republican until trump ran and i had always felt publican -- confident voting republican knowing that roe was precedent and i think that what you are going to find now is you're going to find a lot of republican women who are going to have to take a second look because they know that their rights are not being protected. while i do agree with many collars that the constitution is a beautiful document, i think that we all have to remember that no women were involved in crafting that document and that docum

tamworth distillery that's out of new hampshire has released what they call crab trapper whiskey. green crab flavored whiskey. the green crab is an invasive invasive species in new hampshire can eat as many as 50 clams and oysters a day. well, the crab whiskey is made from bourbon. it's distilled using modified sour mash, and they add a little crab nose to it. the owner of the whisky describes it as briny whiskey and better than fireball yummy. all right. well thousands are getting ready to head out to the city today for one of the nation's largest pride celebrations, and we're going to take you live to san francisco coming up. and the giants and the rubber game of their series against the reds. they play at 105 right in the middle of that 105 right in the middle of that pride parade more on big tobacco's cigarette butts filter practically nothing and are made of microplastic fibers that are toxic and cunning. they may seep into water and food, and air, too. and the smaller microplastics get, the more damage they do. could they end up in you, your bodies, their prey? new studies i

host: new hampshire, democrat, good morning. caller: independent, undeclared in new hampshire, thank you for taking my call. just to address some of the previous callers, when we talk about these adoptions, it is important to remember that there is a foster care crisis in this country. the assumption that what we are talking about is children that are going to be born and then adopted as navies, and that is a pretty big assumption. that we are going to see an increase in the foster care crisis. that said, as undeclared, i voted republican until trump ran and i had always felt publican -- confident voting republican knowing that roe was precedent and i think that what you are going to find now is you're going to find a lot of republican women who are going to have to take a second look because they know that their rights are not being protected. while i do agree with many collars that the constitution is a beautiful document, i think that we all have to remember that no women were involved in crafting that document and that docum

hamp beach, new hampshire? will: new hampshire doesn't have is beaches, does it? is it not landlocked? pete: it does have a tiny little sliver that sticks out there. let me check that. let me check the old map. i think they have a little -- it's vermont that's landlocked. will: new hampshire's on the east side of -- president it's got a little sliver. between massachusetts and maine? wow, i didn't know new hampshire a had beaches. iowa ray are i with was not here yesterday. i had another party at my house yesterday for all my family and friends. my daughter got married, both of you came to the wedding. there's my daughter and her gorgeous wedding dress. she's wearing my colm that you see there in the back. what a great time, i have to say. pete: oh, that shot. she looked beautiful, by the way. rachel: thank you. it was a mass that will told me was a little too long -- [laughter] will said, first of all, it was very, like, latin. and, by the way, i want to thank the three priests there who did the mass for us. there was incense and bells -- will: the whole thing. r

new hampshire democratic party. i'm asking you to get three of your friends to sign up with you. have three friends sign up as well. so we can do that. i truly believe -- i don't care what the poll numbers say. we are democrats. we are not going to be outworked. we are not going to be out organized. we are not going to be out passion. we are going to do everything we can to make sure we win in november. we need you in this room to reach out and to do that so brothers and sisters, let's make sure we continue to fight because we are the party that believes in supporting working people. we are the party that believes in a middle-class, that everyone has that opportunity to get into the middle class. thank you for the opportunity to be here. god bless you. god bless new hampshire. god bless the united states of america. [applause] biden signing the gun violence prevention act into law.

no, no, we are moving to new hampshire, but then we'll do the initial korean keep. put him on his trash a he can store leticia. so you can say, i thought i'd give you any stuff you just looking at them when you are, you need to get a, b, b, a, b, a rival of volunteers from a few humanitarian organizations is all the links people living on the front lines of an undeclared war with the rest of the world, the world in which there was no shilling and constant fear of death. alexei small enough travels to the grey zone several times a week, and each trip health hundreds of families to survive. believe you're so shocked with a push it basically broke 6 letter in the forgot the reason i say it's kim who who claims another skill. we will show a move. i'll submit the position there was to ship to you soon. and because i wish to just with the key device correct, now they are looking to launch their 3. my with machine is i left a message to legitimize with finished or the brochure is petoskey. by now, the dealership for a major issue with a service to market. i said certain li

there's a reason that ron desantis edged ahead of tie with trump in new hampshire which trump won by miles in 2016. now desantis is running neck and neck with him. a will the of republicans are reaching point where they sort of had it with donald trump. they had it with all of these clouds that are hanging over him and see there's other option who is will continue to advocate for trumpian policies and a style of politics who aren't themselves donald trump. >> all right. thank you so much. >>> the three liberal justices on the supreme court say they feel quote sorrow for the millions of women who know longer have the right to an abortion and warn the conservative majority may not stop there. we're going to discuss what the writer of a book on the late liberal justice ruth bader ginsberg, up next. we got iphone 13s, too. swswitcd to verizon two minutes ago. (mom brown) ours were busted and we still got t a shiny new one. (boy brown) check it out! (dad allen) so, wait. everybody gets the same great deal? (mom allen) i think that's the point. (vo) now everyone can get a new iphone 13 on

when a new hampshire man needed a transplant he didn't expect his donor's mother would become his best friend. sanjay gupta has more. >> heart failure is miserable. imagine trying to take a deep breath and failing. >> reporter: he needed a heart transplanet. >> when i was in the hospital i was saying if i get out alive i'm making a commitment to get back. >> reporter: he received an organ after being on the waiting list a few months. >> when i say a heart choosing a person, the comparison is amazing. >> reporter: the heart had belonged to charlene's 22-year-oldson joey, who had been struck and killed by a car. >> it's not just the man who carry's my son's heart but i love the man. >> reporter: hamid is regularly returning to the hospital ready to speak to those waiting for organs. and today, charlene was by his side. >> i wanted him to be at my wedding, walk me down the aisle. he placed a rose on the seat for joey. when we got to the top and he hugged me, i could feel his heartbeating through his suit. >> you cannot change destiny but you can change something terrible into something po

when finally, when the victory now 50 years later, new hampshire is away from the abortion campaign is celebrated outside the supreme court. ah, older generation of her life, her today, i'm so grateful for them and their beerin i kind of generation with 13 states had so called trigger bands. that meant that abortion was immediately banned as the ruling came through or it will be banned in the near future. a dozen or so other states could also be binding abortion soon. the end to roe v wade was made possible after form of president, donald trump appointed a record 3 justices to the supreme court. in its ruling, the court argued that abortion was not what it hold deeply rooted in us history and traditions for vice president, common to harris. those words sets a dangerous precedent. that theory then calls into question other rights that we thought were settled such as the right to use birth control, the right to same sex marriage the right to interracial marriage, ah, on the streets of new york city and elsewhere, supporters of the rights to abortion showed their anger in a country withou

in a recent poll of likely republican primary voters in new hampshire, this is from the unh survey center, desantis and trump are in a statistical dead heat for the 2024 nomination. desantis 39%, trump 37%, pence at 9. nikki haley at 6. in a head to head against biden, desantis does better than trump. biden beats trump 50-43, desantis beats biden 47-46. most dauntingly for the donald, desantis has a huge lead over trump among those who digest conservative media. fox news viewers, desantis, 46, trump 32. among conservative radio listeners, he's up 50-34. in a new yorker piece this week called "author dexter fill kins writes quote, while trump with his lazy persona projects lack of seriousness, desantis has an intense work ethic of formidable intelligence and granular understanding of policy, articulate, fast on his feet described as trump with a brain. piers morgan last august tweeted desantis has blood on his hands for cavalier approach to covid. now wrote republicans could dump the donald and run with the ronald. scripting a perfect republican presidential candidate the list of preferred

this opportunity with the secretary and it's good to see you in that and have better answers that new hampshire is one of three states that does not have a v.a. hospital that i look to change. my colleagues and i have consistently pushed the v.a. to prioritize maintenance infrastructure to make sure all veterans have access to the care that they need. however it's important the v.a. recognize the undue burden placed on those who don't have a false service hospital he previously testified the v.a. considers the fact that some lack of full service hospital when you are planning the budget. can you provide more information on that? how did they actually consider the lack of a full service hospital for the budget proposal? >> that's a fair question i would like to take that and come back to you in writing or talk you through. because i think so let me ask you another question. you and i previously discussed the program of the initiative done under the prior administration to contact newly separated veterans to access the programs they need and they have earned and then saying that hoping to get it

and in new hampshire. and two.3 percent. i will talk about that more. talk about democrats of pro-business. and then to create opportunities with the bipartisan infrastructure law. ethe president came in and said we will workf from both sides of the aisle and he sat down and we at the largest infrastructure law passed in the history of our country to rebuild roads and bridges. clean drinking water electric charging stations thinking about the future of our country. also the bipartisan innovation act to invest in manufacturing going through the senate right now so the reason i bring this up is that we in this room are fighting for middle-class jobs all day long. all the time president biden talks about the economy, the trickle-down economy and then it will trickle down all across america but it did not trickle down anywhere he did not even drip. did not come down to the present talks about how we create an opportunity i told just about my parents because we were not rich or poor. but we were in the middle class. and the way we rebuild the economy from th

we one fan in hampshire says he has got to give up his seat.— to give up his seat. we spent a lot of money on _ to give up his seat. we spent a lot of money on train _ to give up his seat. we spent a lot of money on train tickets - to give up his seat. we spent a lot of money on train tickets as - to give up his seat. we spent a lot of money on train tickets as it - to give up his seat. we spent a lot of money on train tickets as it is, l of money on train tickets as it is, than to have to go and spend a lot of money on fuel and fuel prices are increasing as it is, it's not really, we shouldn't have to kind of do it, really. and it is horrible to have the decision not to go and i am gutted. have the decision not to go and i am tutted. ~ , ., ., ., gutted. the rmt is wanting more rail strikes are extremely _ gutted. the rmt is wanting more rail strikes are extremely likely - gutted. the rmt is wanting more rail strikes are extremely likely if - gutted. the rmt is wanting more rail strikes are extremely likely if a - strikes are extremely likely if a deal cannot be re

hospital like new hampshire. you previously testified the v.a. considers the fact that some state lackll of full-service hospital planning budget can you provide more information about that? how does it consider the lack of a full-service hospital to the budget proposal? >> that's a fair question. i would like to take that and come back to you in writing or come back to see you i think i don't have enough of an answer to be informative. >> that's good to follow up because that is a tangible example. another question. we previously discussed the solid start program under the prior administration to contact veterans to resources and programs that they need my bipartisan bill would strengthen and make permanent the central v.a. program i hope we can get funded in july the coming months the second annual report came out a few weeks ago. report shows those who have successful solid start interactions are more likely to take advantage of the benefits and services they have earned. however the same report shows the v.a. was only able to reach 41 percent

keeping states in pennsylvania and wisconsin and north carolina pick up georgia and nevada and new hampshire and arizona. but we have opportunities from colorado washington and other states and connecticut and completely on my own planning to rescue the country we just went up 12 points in the type of country i grew up in and it's great to be here. >> thank you i will start with a few questions and then we will move around the room how did the january 6 hearings help your cause or hurt it? >> it is a relevant. itwa is reality the hearings that they are having nobody is watching. i haven't been asked about of anybody in my state there are just trying to attack trump. >> but usually this thinking about november? >> but here is the deal are candidates have to run good races. a horrible job which is helpingng us. the election is about inflation, gas prices may be formula shortages and supply-chain problems. i think most of that is about inflation number one you about your livelihood and your kids education so in this case it is inflation and gas prices and shortages critical race theory. you hav

there is, of course, the voters key in georgia raphael warnock getting re-elected and in new hampshire with maggie haas. and arizona mark kelly. let's expand the map. you have got to make sure we win in colorado with michael bennet and patty murray in washington state. then, let's expand the map. pennsylvania, wisconsin, north carolina, florida, ohio, missouri. all of these states are right there in the middle of this and the majority of americans -- vast majority -- 75% of americans, joy, of course favor codifying roe v. wade. they favor roe v. wade. they want to see women's rights protected and they don't want to go back to the 1850s. >> yeah. >> they believe and trust a woman to make her own health-care decisions instead of the government, instead of politicians, and instead of ted cruz. >> amen. or rand paul. you want to really make mitch mcconnell unhappy? get -- take aa-rand paul and give him charles booker in kentucky. you really want revenge, that's how you would make him really upset. >> kentucky. thank you for bringing up. i thought -- i thought i covered the map. >> you did.

the governor of ukraine's eastern new hampshire regent says his forces will have to withdraw from an in battle city that's on the russian attack. it's been an important mike for the next generation of basketball stars. details coming up ah hello the weather slots, you set fare across the middle east as per usual, lots of hazy sunshine, maybe a little lifted dust and sand just coming down across east side of the writing peninsula over the next day or so. but nothing too much to speak of. 45 celsius herod. doha baby. a touch woman. as we go on into sunday, we have got some showers further north coming outs of central and eastern parts of turkey. heading towards the caucuses. what a 2, those showers may be up towards armenia, georgia could be on the sharp side, little bit of localized flooding, a possibility they sound very rained for, i've got to stand $32.00 celsius in kabul, it will stay dry here. and last, you'd write 2 across northern parts of africa. we have got possibility of one or 2 showers just around the bottle twice. but again, nothing too much to speak up where to where the

offense here and asking moderate republicans and independents to join us in states georgia, nevada, new hampshire, arizona, colorado, washington state, pennsylvania, wisconsin, north carolina, florida, ohio, missouri. why do i bring up these states? it's going to be on the ballot because pro-choice democratic incumbents and challengers are standing up for the right to choose. that is how you change this, frederica. you change it at the ballot box. and you already see the peaceful protests all over the country. 80% of the public is with us. that is the answer to this extreme court that is out of touch, put in their sadly by republican colleagues and donald trump. >> and senator, as a result of this decision today women are going to need support. and i know democrats tried to pass paid family leave as part of the build back better bill. when you talk about going on the offensive, is this something your party should be looking at trying to pass some kind of stand alone bill in that respect? >> we actually had a vote on this bill, and not one republican joined us in upholding and codifying roe v. wad

it is also about the senate in states like georgia and new hampshire and nevada and arizona and ohio and wisconsin and pennsylvania and north carolina and florida. the vast majority of the people in those states support women's rights and trust women to make their own decisions about reproductive choice. they don't want politicians making those decisions. that is what the president was getting at. there are things we can always try to do legislatively. he is going to do everything he can with the power of the federal government. in the end this is about the people making clear these supreme court justices that donald trump put on the court are not making decisions for them. >> senator amy klobuchar, thank you so much and with us now on the phone chief white house correspondent kristen welker. back with me claire mccaskill former senator of missouri, joyce vance former prosecutor and professor and francesco soto a long-time resident of texas now as well as arkansas. two red states where this is going to be very much an issue. kristen welker you heard the president's speech. what can h

whether it is nevada, new hampshire, arizona, where these issues can become top of mind. it is really about turnout. people may be upset and reacting now, the question is will that materialize as votes in november? that is the key thing we are looking at. kriti: we are looking at a historic return from covid in terms of force getting back to work and an actually tight labor market in which women are the laggards. in light of this decision, what impact can we expect on the labor market and those jobs that matter so much to the economy right now? andy: i think it is too early to tell on this decision. i think you are right to talk about childcare and access to childcare and the ability to go back in office. a lot of firms are still having some -- and others aren't. on the abortion decision, i'm sure we can reach that conclusion because it will take some time to go to the state courts. i cannot reach that far out. in the more immediate future, i do think politically there is going to be a reaction. in physics, for every action there is an equal and opposite reaction. in poli

president, like many of my constituents in new hampshire, i am a gun owner. i have a sincerely held respect of law abiding gun ownership. many of my own most cherished memories involve the responsible use of a firearm, to feed my family and to forge memories with my son and my closest friend. but those same sons grew up doing active shooter drills in their charm, something that would have been absolutely unimaginable when i was their age. and just this spring, my son's high school was on lockdown when i arrived due to a nearby shooting that actually involved students from that high school. that type of experience has become all too common in our country. the gun violence our communities are experiencing is appalling and it's unacceptable. it's evident from the unthinkable mass shootings that we've witnessed in uvalde, buffalo, and tulsa and the hills in el paso. and it's evident in the mounting number of gun homicides and gun suicides that have taken tens of thousands of lives each year. my home state of new mexico, continues to struggle with one of the highe

in new hampshire, energy companies plan to double the price of electricity. upping the average bill from $135 to $206. >> that's crazy. >> reporter: lisa works as a waitress and just picked up a second job, making deliveries to keep up with these costs. >> i want to make sure i can get the bills paid and keep my head above water. i know if the electric and gas bills double, there is no way i can afford to stay in this city. >> reporter: a survey in march found half of americans were already worried about affording utilities. close to 20 million households are in debt, owing power companies more than $23 billion as of april. roughly double the prepandemic debt. what has been going through your mind? >> sticker shock. wow, here we go again. >> reporter: jafar is unemployed. his wife is a teacher near boston. they owe the power company nearly $3,000. >> i don't see it going down. if it is not paid, it is possibly terminated. >> reporter: shut off? >> yes. >> reporter: shut offs have surged since 2020, a more urge end threat to lower income families, particularly

you had prytzger go to new hampshire, iowa. governor newsom in california has an interview with the atlantic saying see probably going to be in as well. >> there is nothing wrong with a little competition in parties. >> dana: even at this point for president biden >> the polling around desantis and trump. desantis is beating the former president in straw polls around the country. probably irritating the former president. on the democratic side no doubt the policy has to get right. i've said it and say it again. if the policy would right people wouldn't care about stumbling over words or a cheat sheet. >> bill: drilling for oil instead of wind turbines. >> i would have prioritized. there are things the president needs to get a domino effect going and push one or two over for the country's sake not just for his party's sake but for the country's sake. if he is able to do that we might be having a different conversation in two months. i have not met guy in person. we've been on television many times. great to meet you. >> like we

stuart: that is in new hampshire, 26% approval. lauren: wait for this. kamala harris, 23%. she is even worse. i found this notable. this find biden beating trump in a hypothetical matchup 50-43 but watch this. biden versus desantis, desantis wins 47-46. the first primary in the presidential, that is why we are talking about this. stuart: that is fascinating. thanks. another one for you. the fed put the big banks to the stress test. they all came out okay. lauren: morgan stanley up 5%, they can greenlight those dividends. a clean bill of health for 34 banks, stress tested very timely because everybody is worried about recession. can the banks and one? do they have enough capital to continue lending through the canonic downturn. unemployment at 10%, prices down 28%, stocks down 55%. and dividends, it will likely happen monday. it is in the green? stuart: they are all up sharply. you are looking at movers of the day. one of them is blackberry, not a big stock these days. lauren: it was up more when we selected it. revenue stronger why, they are selling a lot, and for cybersecu

the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from new hampshire seek recognition? ms. kuster: madam speaker, as the member designated by ms. frankel, i inform the house that she will vote yes on the previous question. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from tennessee seek recognition? >> thank you, madam speaker. as the member designated by victoria spartz from indiana, i inform the house that mrs. spartz will vote nay on the previous question. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from -- for what purpose does the gentlewoman from california seek recognition? >> as the member designated by mr. takano and mr. bowman, i inform the house that these members will vote yes on the previous question. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from pennsylvania seek recognition? >> madam speaker, as the member designated by mr. jacobs of new york, i inform the house that mr. jacobs will vote nay on the previous question. some for what purpose does the gentleman from north carolina seek recognition? >> m

let's start there in new hampshire, right. this to me was a bombshell poll. it is within the margin of error, ron desantis at 39%, donald trump at 37%, compare that to where we were in october of 2021, when it was trump at 43 and desantis was only down at 18%. here is to me is the key nugget. yes, it is just one poll, but it is the first national early state gop primary poll without trump leading since february of 2016. it has been 6 1/2 years when this particular gentleman was not leading the pack, this, to me, is one of these moments that we may look back upon and say, wow, the gop voters may have decided, you know what, maybe we don't want to stand by donald trump completely. >> what are you seeing in terms of the favorability numbers? >> yeah, so, you know, if we go nationally, this, to me, is another nugget, of voters who may be saying, maybe i still like donald trump, but i don't love donald trump. i'm not stick with him through thick and thin. this is the strongly favorable view of donald trump, the love. back in october of 2020, nationally, look at th

the university of new hampshire survey also finds 64% of respondents view vice president kamala harris unfavorably as a potential 2024 democrat presidential nominee. sarah, where does that leave the democrats? you've got the president's approval rating continuing to plummet and kamala harris is not far behind. >> it leaves them in a pretty tough spot and that's why you see senator distancing from biden. candidates running in these, you know, swing states are going to want to back away from biden. he's managed to alienate basically everyone. the leftists who think he's too timid on things like climate change and suburban voters and, you know, there's been a lot of said and written lately about how democrats don't necessarily expect him to run again in 2024 and i think privately here in washington there are a lot of democrats who are increasingly rooting for that to be the case and the problem is that biden can't really give indication even though he's unpopular that he doesn't plan to run in 2024 because the minute he does that he becomes a lame duck president and he loses what's left o

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in new hampshire, energy companies plan to double the price of electricity. upping the average bill from $135 to $206. less had to pick up a second job making deliveries to keep up with the costs. >> i wanted to make sure that i could get the bills paid. i know if the electric and gas bills double, there is no way that i can afford to stay in this city. >> reporter: a survey in march found half of americans were already worried about affording utilities. close to 20 million households are in debt, owing power companies more than $23 billion as of april. roughly double the pre-pandemic debt. what is going through your mind? >> sticker shock. this is like, wow, here we go again. >> reporter: this man is unemployed, his wife a teacher near boston. they now owe their power company nearly $3,000. >> why see it going down unless something miraculously happens. if it is not paid, they will possibly terminate it. >> hit yshut you off. >> yes. >> reporter: shutdoffs have surged since 2020. particularly in black and brown communities where they often pay more for power

john bream — nicknamed the flying fish — made the leap of just 85 feet into a field in hampshire. he did thejump to raise money for the people of ukraine as duncan kennedy has been finding out. this is the cherry picker that john bream has picked to pickle the existing record for low parachute jumping. that's claimed to be 95 feet. john is going forjust 85 feet. in other words, it's only half the height of nelson's column. go for it. but, wait, let'sjust see howjohn got here. two years ago, we filmed him off the south coast when he set the world record for a leap out of an aircraft over water. he has made daring drops off trees, bridges and cliffs. no wonder they call john bream the flying fish. john is an ex—paratrooper who spent months training with experts to attempt this new record. it's literallyjump, bang, crash, yes, we've done it. come on. and this is it. he only has two seconds for the parachute to open. whoo—whoo—whoo—hoo! he's hit the ground at 25 mph. just watch his reaction. i'm a modern—day evel knievel. ijust need to ride a motorbike. you did it. i did it,

of fighting, it means a step forward for russia and it's pushed to take control of the eastern, new hampshire creature. and response teams race to reach survivors of afghanistan's deadliest earthquake and decades. aid is now trickling into the remote mountain region, but people save more help is urgently needed. ah ah nic spicer, welcome to the program. and we begin with an historic shift in europe, e u. leaders have approved ukraine in moldova as bids for candidate status. the 1st official step towards joining the european union. it's a political boost for ukraine as it faces big challenges on the battlefield. leaders from france, germany and italy had all back to cranes application, but all 27 member states needed to give it the go ahead. yes, yes we protesters outside the you council building here in brussels, found their views reflected by the 27 european leaders meeting inside. all of them agreed to grant ukraine e u candidate status, along with moldova french president emanuel my call spoke glowingly after the vote . the pupil, unusual to confirm from day one of this conflict, europe ha

destabilizing synthetic trade, we are dealing with fentanyl, i've seen it very directly in my home state of new hampshire so i know potential problems from the synthetic drug trade so what can we do to help address that and are you confident the lebanese armed forces can help control that trade across the border with lebanon? >> i think the dimensions of the trade, production and trafficking which yes, this is something associated with members of the regime, isis, you name it, criminal and terrorist elements from lebanon to syria are involved so i think it's an effort that goes well beyond the limits of one actor however much they may attempt to deal with it. we've had discussions with saudis and the others deeply concerned about the spreading of toxic nature and what it's doing to their society so i will make it part of my mission to work with these governments. we do have a number of agencies engaged with regional partners and information sharing, coordinating operations and targeting financial trafficking network and we need to enhance those efforts. >> while it's another reason we need to ensure the

john bream, nicknamed the flying fish, made the leap of just 85 feet into a field in hampshire. he did thejump to raise money for the people this is the cherry picker that john bream has picked to pickle the existing record for low parachute jumping. that's claimed to be 95 feet. john is going forjust 85 feet. in other words, it's only half the height of nelson's column. go for it. but, wait, letsjust see howjohn got here. two years ago, we filmed him off the south coast when he set the world record for a leap out of an aircraft over water. he has made daring drops off trees, bridges and cliffs. no wonder they call john bream the flying fish. john is an ex—paratrooper who spent months training with experts to attempt this new record. it's literallyjump, bang, crash, yes, we've done it. come on. and this is it. he only has two seconds for the parachute to open. whoo—whoo—whoo—hoo! he's hit the ground at 25 mph. just watch his reaction. i'm a modern day evil knievel. ijust need to ride a motorbike. you did it. i did it, i did it. happy birthday, isla. john says the jump is