well it's i don't know how to use this clip right now new hampshire new hampshire has been doing some weird stuff lately they try to pass legislation that said that you don't follow school curriculums anymore they try to pass legislation that all laws should be based on the magna carta not the constitution but the magna carta and now they want to take a hit at your lunch break. so fairly if this is what they want workers to do from now on is to have to ask for a lunch break because they want to basically ban. businesses from having to give. their employees a lunch break. they claim that everybody already gets one and that if the business were to not try to give them one the people would take to social media and it would make the company feel so bad that they change their policy why isn't that the policy on everything else then why do we have any rules for anything because if now we always levy an advance so late in the world to work then wow we don't need rules at all murder. you know no more murders but i feel like this is like every state or a lot of states are in this like war to o

by the democratic leaning group public policy polling voters in states like arizona alaska and new hampshire are turning against their n.r.a. beholden representatives jeff flake a junior republican senator from arizona has seen his popularity numbers drop to thirty two percent since taking office in january and nineteen point loss more than half of those arizona polled said that they were less likely to vote for flake in the future because he opposed the background check bill meanwhile asked senator lisa murkowski is approval rating has dropped sixteen points to forty six percent since february a sharp drop from her previous fifty four percent positive rating another study concluded conducted by the public policy polling group found that new hampshire senator kelly ayotte ace. speaker at last fall's republican convention often considered one of the g.o.p.'s rising stars now has a forty six percent approval rating down fifteen points from that group's last poll in october but is anyone really surprised by the numbers ninety percent of americans support expanded background checks for gun purch

book direct at choicehotels.com in new hampshire, created jobs. in washington, what's kelly ayotte done? voted to cut college grants, cut medicare. but kelly ayotte voted to protect tax breaks for millionaires and big oil. that's what the koch brothers and big corporate interests wanted. they're spending millions supporting ayotte. kelly ayotte's not working for us. dscc is responsible for the content of this advertising. (coughs) that cough doesn't sound so good. easy booger man. take mucinex dm. it'll take care of your cough. fine! i'll text you in 4 hours when your cough returns. one pill lasts 12 hours, so... looks like i'm good all night! ah! david, please, listen. still not coughing. not fair you guys! waffles are my favorite! ah! some cough medicines only last 4 hours. but just one mucinex lasts 12 hours. start the relief. ditch the misery. >>> red sox play. they are back at fenway in a do-or-die game 3. players sounding off about what it will take to secure a win. and joe amorosino has more. >>> desperate time call for desperate measures a

our presidential elections can be for example why is i with the first caucus in the nation and new hampshire the first primary the two states aren't exactly what you would call representative of the country as a whole then rick santorum won in three states earlier this week more questions came up what's the point if you don't actually win anything colorado minnesota congresses are non-binding missouri's primary allocates no delegates and then you really have to ask why is the person that wins the seat in the executive branch the one that gets the most votes so there's a movement in this country to enact a national popular vote plan faces fierce republican opposition because it just makes sense joining me to discuss his day it's a row to talk radio host and author of back to our future how the one nine hundred eighty s. explain the world that we live in now david thanks so much for joining us tonight and i guess are we going to start you know broadly let's admit it our system is or our entire electoral process is really really confusing sometimes i try to explain it other people i know the li

i did go give a speech in new hampshire because i think republicans are dying to know that there are real republicans and conservatives out there who are... so you will stand at some point to run for president? i am not saying that. you are not not saying that, that is what is so interesting. well i do hope somebody goes out to remind republicans what republicans stand for and what conservatives stand for and that offer an optimistic vision of where we should go. you talk about the situation being a recipe for disaster and you use the word danger, the pendulum needs to swing back. how dangerous — or how disastrous — could things get you for the pendulum swings back? well, if you spark a full—scale trade war, then that effects the global economy. it's notjust our economy, it is the world economy that is affected. if you continue to express fondness for authoritarianism, then you give licence to governments that shouldn't have that licence or that credibility. so it does have an effect. these things, on the trade issues, it has more than just an economic effect as well. pulling o

today in new hampshire former new york city mayor michael bloomberg - who is weighing a potential presidential bid as a democrat - also took a whack at senator harris's proposal.bloomberg: "i think we could never afford that we are talking about trillions of dollars."harris isn't the only one backing bernie sanders' medicare for all bill.she joins other 2020 candidates including senators elizabeth warren and kirsten gillibrand, as well as potential contender cory booker it's a divide between the progressive and moderate wings of the party that will play out in the coming months schultz - whose possible independent run has sparked concern among democrats it could help the president by splitting the anti-trump vote heckler: "don't help re-elect trump! you egotistical, billionaire (expletive)."...is not limiting his criticism to just healt plan to tax the assets of americans worth more than 50 million dollars. schultz: "when i see elizabeth warren come out with, you know, a ridiculous plan of taxing wealthy people a surtax of two percent because it makes a good headline or sends out a tweet, when

joe plaia: every three days, someone in new hampshire is killed with a gun. mothers, sons, friends. as the chance to strengthen background checks, she voted no, backing the washington gun lobby instead. then - on a bill to keep suspected terrorists from getting guns, ayotte flip flopped. kelly ayotte's become another typical washington politician and that puts us all at risk. narrator: independence usa pac is responsible for the content of this advertising. there's a reason cnbc named new hampshire the most business friendly state in the nation: maggie hassan's approach smart investments in education. and hassan's balanced budget was a bi-partisan "compromise" the telegraph said "worked." cutting taxes for small businesses. targeting millions to fight the opioid crisis. all with no income or sales tax. working across party lines is how maggie hassan makes new hampshire work for us. i'm maggie hassan and i approved this message. >>> bald eagle rescued from the grill of a car is drawing comparison to the state of the country this election season. the eagle look

tonight he will hold a town hall event in new hampshire. event now just three days away. >> reporter: hillary clinton getting into fight mode at a star-studded fund-raiser in washington. >> i'm looking forward to our next debate. i thought the first one went pretty well. >> reporter: clinton also praised her running mate, tim kaine, for his debate performance against mike pence. kaine was criticized for frequently interrupting. >> foreign governments? >> you are donald trump's >> every time he tried to push mike pence to defend what donald trump has said and done, pence just bobbed and weaved. >> reporter: mike pence this morning on "today." >> i honestly do believe that donald trump did win the debate. it was donald trump's vision that i was describing. it was donald trump's message to make america great again. >> reporter: in reno last night, donald trump answering. >> didn't mike pence do a great job. >> reporter: but trump may have also hit a sour note when he mocked the people who mispronounced the name nevada, but then got it wrong hi

independents in new hampshire made up 43 percent of the general election vote back in new hampshire, you can vote in either primary for any candidate. "independent voters are really tired of what's happening with the parties. the parties are keeping candidates from being able to really have a backbone. we want to be able to make it so that candidates can think independently and actually solve problems." some independent voters say they're drawn to the non-traditional candidates. today, independent voters are expected to add more surprises to the primary season. will whitson is in new hampshire right now following the 2016 presidential candidates as they look to garner last minute support in the "granite state." we'll have a report from will in about 30 minutes. he'll also have live coverage from new hampshire throughout the day right here on wis. today we are asking you to "swing" into action as wis partners with b106.7 and palmetto health children's hospital for 2016's radiothon! all proceeds donated this year will "play" into a huge project for the hospital. our michal higdon is li

trump spoke at a new hampshire town hall last night. he insists it was not a practice >>> investigators now say the commuter train that crashed in hoboken, new jersey last week was going twice the speed limit. the data recorders have also revealed the train's emergency brake was engaged less than one second before the accident. as you know, one woman was the platform and was killed. more than 100 others injured. >>> the jonbenet ramsey case making new headlines today. burke ramsey, her older brother, is suing a forensic pathologist for defam sister. complaint alleges the doctor in a recent radio interview said that burke bludgeoned jonbenet to death in 1996. burke ramsey is seeking at least $150 million in damages. >>> we want to go back to this morning's breaking news, hurricane matthew. >> nbc's kerry sanders is driving through the storm near cape canaveral. now he's gotten out in a parking lot. kerry, good morning to you. >> reporter: well, good morning. park. you can see the trees are still standing. the wind is blowing. what we can

we have new hampshire as a to toss-up right now. if he could get new hampshire, that would just get him to 270. pennsylvania, colorado is more of a reach. he needs everything to break his way down the stretch. >> because it is a challenging map to start with. we've seen what's been happening in congress. house republicans particularly in turmoil over what to do and how to respond to trump. you've got a figure from our that is. >> keep in mind, this poll is basically taken at the height of the controversy over the weekend over the tape. but look at this. who do you want to be to control congress? democrats or republicans? it's 49%-42% over the weekend. the significance here, a seven-point advantage for democrats. biggest advantage they've had since the government shutdown in 2013. >> a month ago it was three months. >> join us. we've got mark halperin. paul ryan is almost like saying i'm going to concede t saving the house. >> because paul ryan sees the real prospect of not just a president clinton, a speaker pelosi, senator majority

. >> reporter: first lady michelle obama equally passionate in new hampshire. >> it has shaken me to my core in a way that i couldn't have predicted. >> reporter: expressing outrage about trump's lewd comments toward women. >> this is disgraceful. and it doesn't matter what party you belong to. no woman deserves to be treated this way. none of us deserves this kind of abuse. >> reporter: vice president biden punctuating the point in this new interview for "meet the press." >> this guy, as i said, has acknowledged that he has been a sexual predator. he's acknowledged that he's abused his power. the textbook definition of what constitutes sexual also attacking trump while fund-raising in california. >> the whole world has heard trump brag about how he mistreats women and the disturbing stories just keep coming. it makes you want to turn off the news. >> reporter: meanwhile, clinton's campaign is fending off new criticism after wikileaks latest release of hacked e-mails which have not been authenticated by the campaign or nbc news. in one e-mail a collin ever sent classified material th

when i listen to families across new hampshire, all i hear is that washington is locked into a system where the special interests the koch brothers and big oil come before clean energy, and powerful corporations beat out entrepreneurs looking to grow their small businesses. i'm maggie hassan. washington won't change overnight. but sending a new senator who puts your priorities ahead of special interests can make a difference. and that's why i approve this message. bob hillery: i spent 21 years in the navy, defending america. if i only showed up half of the time, i'd have been court-martialed. homeland security hearings. vo: on critical homeland security hearings, ayotte was mia... even missing a hearing the same day she went to a washington fundraiser. for ayotte, collecting campaign cash comes first. bob hillery: when it comes to fighting terrorism, fifty percent doesn't cut it. vo: votevets is responsible for >>> back now, 7:30 on a thursday morning, the 13th day of october, 2016. we're throwing it back to the '70s with the beegees, "staying alive." the reason is that the studio in

hampshire—based thomson had led in the early stages and broke two race records prior to being overtaken in december after a few problesm with his boat. he matches dame ellen mcarthur‘s second—placed finish in the race back in 2001. are amazing to be finished. you never knew really know when it is going to happen, i relied a couple of hours before that i was definitely going to finish. it is a long, long way, and it isjust great to finally be here. i think 24,36 hours ago, i knew that was the end, so hours ago, i knew that was the end, so congratulations, what a great race he has done, he really deserved it, so two seconds and a first, that isa it, so two seconds and a first, that is a great record, i think! it is fantastic. that is a brutal race. olly, thank you very much. s donald trump's policies will come under intense scrutiny in the early stages of his presidency. among the potentially divisive talking points are: plans to build a wall along the us—mexican border. stringent security checks on muslims entering the us. looking to move the us embassy in israel from tel aviv to j

in a town hall in new hampshire. senator sanders questioning his rivals liberal credentials. >> i do not know any progressive who has these superpacks and street. >> i said i am a progressive who likes to get things done. i am amused that bernie sanders set himself up to be gate keeper of progressives. >>> another night of severe weather across the south. a tornado touched down in georgia, damaged several >>> this morning a guilty plea from robert durst. the plea is standing way for

. >> it's it's on to new hampshire for the first in the nation primary. >> 7 news at 6:00 starts now. >>> donald trump arriving in new hampshire just moments ago walking down the jet, and this is the first time we've seen the candidate since his defeat in iowa last

hampshire independent voters. >> reporter: so many undecided at the 11th hour candidates are putting on the hard sell. >> i think voters realize i give the republican party the best chance to win. i'm as conservative as anyone in this field. >> if there's anything that i can do it's the ability to get people to work together. >> 4 hours to go. >> i know, i know. >> reporter: how does it feel? >> i think we're going to do really will. >> reporter: on the democratic side it's bernie sanders with a big lead. >> the people of new hampshire will have the opportunity to say that enough is enough. >> reporter: hillary clinton is fighting hard for new hampshire votes right to the end. >> you don't want to overpromise. the last thing we need is promises that can't be met. >> reporter: and, george, here at maryann's diner in new hampshire. we have still have a lot who are about to vote. who either hasn't made up their mind or could change their mind?

on new hampshire at this point. >> hillary clinton may not have much to dance about here new hampshire, but that just what she did after wrapping an event with female elected leaders of the manchester ywca. she said she's not giving up but she's clearly acknowledging the lack of support here for her candidacy. compared to bernie sanders. i've said before people kind of opined okay you one in iowa but you know you're running against the neighbor in new hampshire neighbors seem to win. secretary clinton made an open appeal to santa supporters who were moved by his talk of a political revolution. >> i know you may not be for me now, but i am for you. and i will work hard for you and i will be a president who puts your futures at the top of our national priority. at this point, secretary and it appeared to be looking far ahead beyond new hampshire. sanders when she gets the nomination. >> i look forward to working

the first votes in the new hampshire primary are being cast this morning. the first votes in the new hampshire primary are being cast this morning. this is a live look at a voting precinct in manchester. overnight -- voters in small new john kasich and democrat, bernie sanders garnering the most early support. the today show will have a live report from new hampshire right after sunrise.

it' s not just ice but low visibility that can create lots northern new hampshire has snow still falling, central and southern new hampshire, nothing showing up on doppler but light drizzle does not usually show up on doppler radar.

. >>> let's go back to savannah in new hampshire. >> matt, thanks. we're going to begin this half hour with the new hampshire primary, as you'd expect. with nine republicans still in the race, the fight for voters remains wide open. we're going to talk to republican hopeful chris christie in a moment. he's here live. first, a look behind the scenes out here today. revolution >> reporter: with donald trump's poll numbers looking like he's a lock for first place tonight. >> it's been incredible.

for trump, new hampshire is key for trump, new hampshire is key. >> new hampshire is really important to me. >> reporter: do you need to finish first. >> i don't know if i need to finish first. right now i am leading by a lot and i want to finish first. i developed an amazing relationship with the people of new hampshire. imup there a lot. it is really important. >> reporter: to have the poll numbers and getting the

hampshire, southern new hampshire, it is out of the north. where you have that northerly wind, temperatures much colder. in fact, right across the merrimack river, stretching all the way intak in toward lowell. tyngsborough. temperatures have dropped off in a quick amount of time. you notice the low 20's across southern new hampshire. compare that to 35 in boxford. 35 in reading. and this cold air is slowly oozing its way back toward 495. and then moving south. we are going to have to watch this area for some freezing rain and sleet.

our will whitson is live in nashua new hampshire right now. he joins us now. you've got campaign volunteers and candidates all over the place here in new hampshire today- going door to door, business to business and rally to rally to get out the vote. according to the latest polls in new hampshire- donald trump still maintains his

with either party that could make the biggest impact in new hampshire. independents in new hampshire made up 43 percent of the general election vote in 2012. an independent in new hampshire can vote in either primary for any "independent voters are really tired of what's happening with the parties. the parties are keeping candidates from being able to really have a backbone. we want to be able to make it so that candidates can think independently and actually solve problems." some independent voters say they're drawn to the non-traditional candidates.

iowa is history, and now new hampshire is getting ready the make some of its own. the candidates are coming, or they arrived overnight. and a week before new hampshire votes, republican donald trump and democrat bernie sanders are both big leaders here, though only one of them won in iowa last night. despite his disappointing finish in the caucus, donald trump is still the leader here with 38%. ted cruz is second with 14% and marco rubio is third with 10%. john kasich and jeb bush both have 9%. the rest of the republicans are in low single digits. chris christie 5%, ben carson

why not northern new hampshire? and he precipitation you get will likely be in the form of snow.

the first will be in bowe, new hampshire at 8:00. now marco rubio will start off his day campaign approximating bowe as mentioned after after he exceeded expectations in iowa he wants to ride all the way to the general election. marco rubio campaigned from morning until night in new hampshire yesterday and he is building a large network of support with volunteers making thousands of phones calls and door knocks and gaining support. the sought-after endorsement from rick scott, the only african-american republican senator. and along with support, competition is growing.

that is the central mass and new hampshire. the heaviest snow on the south shore as the storm pulls away later on today. it is race big to our south right now, but such a powerful storm and 8 to 12 inches of snow here on the south shore. most will be in the 8 to 10 range. up to a foot of snow nearest the coast and. we we cut it in boston back to worcester county and the north shore. but jason, right now the winds continue to be the big story. >> a windy start and already wind gusts in excess of 50 miles per hour.

congratulations, new hampshire. wonderful job. >> nationally he is still at number one with cruz and rubio behind him. if they all finish in the top three on tuesday srgs it the end of the road for everyone else?

come back and see us tonight for now it's new hampshire's turn, and all america is watching to see who we choose in this dangerous time. one man stands above. he's not flashy, not rude... he's steady, he's tested and proven. he's a president, which is what we need to make us strong and safe again. for america, jeb bush. pnright to rise usa is responsible

and teens and single digits across central and southern new hampshire. i think our next reading though at 9:00 we'll see improvement and the sunshine is going to start eating away at cold temperatures and warming things

lowell, a up could he will flakes mixing in i can't, who the route 2 corridor in through southern new hampshire, that rain snow line will make gradual northward progress over the next couple hours, still linger from the worcester hills, route 2 corridor and southern new

narrator: new hampshire has one of the worst opiate epidemics in the nation.

we are live at the scene of the >>> fiery crash landing in the woods in new hampshire. the pilot and passenger are saying thanks to the people who rescued them. the pilot and his passenger were badly injured in the small plane went down in june. >> they are reunited with their rescuers and get a chance to say thank you. >> reporter: dramatic survival >> are we going down? i said, yeah. i knew i couldn't maintain the lift. >> reporter: it is being told publicly for the first time in a conference room. >> i realized the door was pinned to the ground. i wasn't going out that way. i kicked out the windshield. >> reporter: last june ron and

. >> we want to send things back to our election headquarters and manchester new hampshire where the nation's attention is now shifted to as we take a live look.

. >> no one covers new hampshire

congratulations, new hampshire. wonderful job. >> so there you go, donald trump really likes the official slogan of new hampshire. i'm sure that will please some folks out there. at the same time, people in new

wrong on new hampshire issues.

. >> winter outdoor enthusiasts are worried about ice conditions on new hampshire lakes. the lake is not frozen yet

. >> no one covers new hampshire like we do. now, wmur news 9 at 5:30. jean: we' snowstorm blanketing the entire welcome back, i' m jean mackin. m josh mcleveen. this storm has been particularly we' ll have a closer look at that in a moment, but let' s go first first let' s go first to , meteorologist josh judge, for a look at the conditions right

congratulations, new hampshire. wonderful job. >> does this video make up for him not being this with just a couple days before the primary? >> he was up there.

. >>> donald trump has a big lead over his republican rivals in new hampshire. the presidential candidate will join us from the campaign trail. >>> plus, how beyonce's guest performance at the super bowl halftime show highlighted her political activism. that is ahead. time to show you some of the morning's headlines from around the globe. olympic games in brazil. the united states olympic committee reportedly told sports federations that athletes should consider skipping the summer

of the people out there undecided, we have a real shot at winning, have a great game in iowa and new hampshire. we need your help.

i'm standing up for new hampshire. bob hillery: i spent 21 years in the navy, defending america. if i only showed up half the time, i'd have been court-martialed. but that's what senator kelly ayotte did. she missed nearly half of her homeland security hearings. vo: on critical homeland security hearings, ayotte was mia... even missing a hearing the same day she went to a washington fundraiser. for ayotte, collecting campaign cash comes first. bob hillery: when it comes to fighting terrorism, 50% just doesn't cut it. vo: senate majority pac

. >>> right now, one day away from the new hampshire primary, republicans and democrats crisscrossing the state launching new attacks. bill clinton is targeting bernie sanders overnight.

the new hampshire primary has evolved from its early days to we now value. tom: and during that time, there