walsh and new hampshire senator donna soucy will hit the campaign trail today. they will kick off the day of campaigning in manchester. republican presidential candidate ted cruz is now facing a federal lawsuit challenging his eligibility to run for president, based on a theory that he may not be a natural-born citizen. a houston lawyer filed a class action lawsuit in texas questioning cruz's eligibility. cruz was born in canada but his mother was an american citizen. the attorney cites legal theorists who say the term "natural born citizen" has never been legally defined. government center is getting a facelift. ahead this morning, the changes in store. and how bostonians will benefit from this project. antoinette: a deadly attack at a hotel in western africa. the group now claiming responsibility for the horrifying raid. mike: a messy morning commute for some. when the rain and the ice moves out and our next chance for some

new hampshire senator jeanne shaheen talks about the primary nine -- february 9 new hampshire primary. have sure senator jeanne shaheen talks about the primary -- new hampshire senator jeanne shaheen talks about the primary and her support of hillary clinton. that's tomorrow on c-span. >> now on c-span, we want to introduce you to craig timber. he covers technology for the washington post. you have written a series that severalover the past months called "the net of insecurity." what is the goal of this series? last year, oure executive editor summoned me and our editor to his office. he said the internet, how can it be so essential, but so insecure? after the sony hack and others, this project is an attempt to answer that question. of th is the openness

the mayor, joining new hampshire state senator donna soucy in launching a grassroots canvass in manchester. he and other volunteers spent the day knocking on doors and talking about clinton' s vision >> that makes a difference, but human contact, tell your story, why you are here. i am here because i care about this country, i care about my city, i care about every city in america. reid: in addition to walsh, congressman richard neal, and massachusetts treasurer deb goldberg also helped launch grassroots efforts for clinton in keene and salem, new hampshire. today democrat bernie sanders officially expanded his massachusetts operation. there is now a new campaign office in worcester. the location on park avenue has been used by other candidates in the past. including martha coakley. pam: waltham police searching

hampshire. republican senator rand paul will stop in dover and laconia, and former h.p. ceo carly fiorina will visit salem and nashua. you can follow all the presidential candidates on our website. just go to wmur.com and click on the candidate tracker. temperatures are dropping across the state tonight, with even colder temperatures tomorrow. here is a look at concord, where it is 30 degrees. hayley lapoint tells us how cold it will get for the start of the work week. hayley: it will be brutal, considering we are coming off of a mild december. s. colder. 29 degrees in manchester. 30 in concord. s in whitefield. this is just the start. the state. it has a few snow showers in higher elevations. you can see the clouds over hampshire. those will clear away by tomorrow morning. but you will feel a difference when you step out. temperatures in the teens for kids at the bus stop. we only get into the 20' s. with the wind, it will feel like single digits. how long does the cold air last? i will show you the seven-day forecast coming up. jean: the chairlift that a nashua boy fel

the mayor, joining new hampshire state senator donna soucy in launching a grassroots canvass in manchester. he and other volunteers spend the day knocking on doors and talking about clinton' s vision for the country. >> that makes a difference, the human contact, tell your story why you are here. i' m here because i care about your city, i care about my city, i care about every city in reid: in addition to walsh, congressman richard neal, and massachusetts treasurer deb goldberg also helped launch grassroots efforts for clinton in keene and salem, new hampshire. today democrat bernie sanders officially expanded his massachusetts operation. there is now a new campaign office in worcester. the location on park avenue has been used by other candidates in the past. , including martha coakley. pc: the patriots road to the super bowl starts with the kansas city chiefs. the teams are on the field right now, but fans have been showing

the mayor, joining new hampshire state senator donna soucy in launching a grassroots canvass in manchester. he and other volunteers spent the day knocking on doors and talking about clinton' s vision >> that makes a difference, but human contact, tell your story, why you are here. i am here because i care about this country, i care about my city, i care about every city in america. reid: in addition to walsh, congressman richard neal, and massachusetts treasurer deb goldberg also helped launch grassroots efforts for clinton in keene and salem, new hampshire. today democrat bernie sanders officially expanded his massachusetts operation. there is now a new campaign office in worcester. the location on park avenue has been used by other candidates in the past. including martha coakley. pam: waltham police searching for a bank robbery suspect, the armed thief caught on camera. it happened at the td bank on second avenue yesterday. the suspect dressed in a black hoody, black ski mask, and dark sunglasses. police describe the weapon as a semi-automatic handgun, the bank teller said it appeared t

and women's are productive health care is playing the gender card, just steve: also in new hampshire, senator bernie sanders spoke about his support for women and women's issues. >> today is the anniversary of roe vs. wade. so let me go on record telling you, somebody who has a 100% pro-choice voting record, that i will be vigorous in defending a womans right to choose. steve drake university is : becoming the center of presidential politics. clinton, sanders, and martin o'malley will all be back on campus for a town hall event. mondaythat is after an appearance tonight by ben carson. the town hall monday night will be the 15th event on campus. once again, the political world is orbiting drake university. visits -- >> there is no campus in the country that has the political activity that we have. reporter: campaigns looking to get on campus. >> i am fond of telling my students this is just how it happens here. and you happen to be fortunate enough to be the ones in the middle of it. reporter: kevin is wiring the media room this afternoon as a paid employee of cnn. he also worked for cbs durin

and joining me now from -- joining me now is former new hampshire senator, republican bob smith, a surrogaten. senator, thank you so much for your time. >> my pleasure. good morning, tamron. >> let me ask you, do you believe that ted cruz will win in iowa? >> well, he's certainly in the hunt, and he's right there, as all the polls show. and yes, we're very confident that we can win there, and we're very confident we can win everywhere. we're playing to win, and that's the name of the game. that's what it's all about. not to come in second or third but to win. >> let's talk about this strategy now of painting donald trump as the establishment candidate here after the bob dole nonendorsement of trump but absolutely a distancing of the party from ted cruz in addition to now you have sarah palin going behind donald trump and offering up her support, you have a conflict here. on one end, the outsider world of sarah palin, the other end of bob dole, an establishment creature, and ted cruz is trying to paint donald trump as establishment. >> well, i think, tamron, when you see the establishment peo

in attendance will be ohio' s own senator rob portman and new hampshire senator kelly ayotte, who will both speak about the crises in their home states. the centers for disease control reported earlier this month that the rate of deaths from drug overdose involving opioid pain relievers and heroin increased lisa: a local group working to it has ran out of a drug to revive people who have overdosed. the cincinnati exchange project says it gave out its last narcan kit this week, and they have no funding to purchase more. no word yet on what they plan to do to get more narcan kits into mark: happening today, mayor john cranley will launch a new in cincinnati. the veterans economic communities initiative is already operating in 53 u.s. cities. the chamber, united way, and mt. saint joe will help launch cincinnati' s chapter at 11:00 this morning. the goal is to increase education and employment choices for veterans. lisa: the race for rand paul' s seat in the u.s. senate is heating up. lexington' s mayor has now joined the race. jim gray has now filed papers to run as a democrat in the u.s

hampshire. new polls show clinton trailing senator bernie sanders by significant margins. after a town hall this afternoon, clinton will host another forum in manchester tonight. >> the new england patriots now on their way to denver for the a.f.c. championship game. sound familiar? team buses leaving gillette

about, i am worried, folks. >> reporter: her daughter, chelsea, carried the message to new hampshire. >> senator sanders wants to dismantle obamacare. >> it is an indication that the clinton campaign is getting very, very nervous. >> reporter: even if you win in iowa and in new hampshire, how do you compete in south carolina, in florida, states where hillary clinton has a huge organization and a huge head start in the polls? >> gee, nancy, that's the-- that's the question that was asked to me eight and a half months ago about iowa and new hampshire. well, things have changed. things will change in nevada. things will change in south carolina. >> reporter: but they're going to have to change not in eight and a half months. >> i know, we have good ground organizations as well. >> reporter: clinton argues this is the natural tightening but even sanders admitted to us, scott, that he's resinating, even more than he ever expected. >> pelley: nancy cordes with the key interview tonight. nancy, thank you. on the republican side, our national poll finds donald trump leading his closest rival, ted cruz,

jean: as expected, the new hampshire senate passed a number of measures to address the heroin and opioid crisis in new hampshire. tom: on them a bill increasing the availability of narcan and enhancing criminal penalties for those who distribute the drugs illegally. the lawmakers acknowledge it's just a start. >> there's still more to be done. we need to fund drug courts, we need to do a better job of interdicking heroin and fentanyl dealers in new hampshire. tom: these bills could make to it the governor's deck for her signature by the end of the month. joarp a u.s. army veteran ask a lifetime, a new home and the mortgage is 100% covered. the home was donated by the military warriors support foundation, in partnership with bank of america. as wmur's heather hamel reports, this grateful military man says it is a great step toward a bright future. reporter: rolling up in style, retired army sergeant trevor and his family came home for the first type. >> inspired by your bravery and sacrifice to our country, welcome home. reporter: he's been given this house, mortgage-free. >> i'll tell yo

new hampshire senator testified along with the vermont governor. manchester police chief is also expected to testify at the hearing. >>> a flying tire blamed for a deadly crash on 128 in lexington. investigators say the tire flew off a pickup truck in the southbound lanes of 128 smashing into a toyota camry that was heading northbound. the car's driver was killed. >> i never in a thousand years would have guessed it was tire that flew across. chances of that happening are probably even less than getting that's pretty scary. >> you can't predict what's going to happen right? >> scary. >> 19-year-old woman was driving the pickup truck and it's registered to a man in harvehill and no charges have been filed. >>> in south boston, state officials say a 66-year-old man was crossing old colony avenue at gavin way when he was hit and killed. the driver stopped and is cooperating with police. police have not released the victim's name. >>> over to campaign 2016 we are five days out from the iowa caucus, and this race is taking an unusual turn. weija jiang r

plus, the support she's receiving from a new hampshire senator. >> and the patriots are preparing to take on the denver broncos in the a.f.c. championship game! we hear from pats' owner robert kraft and tom brady about how they're gearing up for tomorrow. >> no one covers new hampshire like we do. now, wmur news 9 tonight. >> a blizzard is slamming the east coast from the carolinas to massachusetts. right now, the snow is slowing down in the nation's capital but there are 22 inches of snow to clean up. good evening. and thanks for joining us. i'm stephanie woods. aixa is in washington with the latest. reporter: stephanie, the snow is tapering off. but wind gusts are just picking blowing it around. there is still plenty of work ahead for crews clearing the streets. we saw several people with shovels, trying to dig out a car stuck in the middle of an intersection. the mayor has been asking drivers to stay off the roads, to give plows room to do their job. at reagan national, snow teams are working on the runways, but the airport is still expected to be closed tomorrow. subway service r

thateelboro chronicle reports the vehicle may have been going 100 miles an hour when it hit >>> new hampshire senator kelly aott will testify about the opioid crisis. the goal of the hearing is to determine what role congress can play to fight the spread of prescription drug and hair wn abuse. >>> assuming you don't need health insurance because you are healthy it could be a costly mistake as part of the president's health care law. fines for being uninsured will go up considerably this year. one estimate averages as much as a thousand dollars per household. penalties are designed to bring more healthy people into the insurance pool lowering the cost for everyone involved. >>> president obama is calling for more research into the zika virus with the hope of developing a treatment. yesterday, the president met with the national security team and public health officials about the mosquito born virus. it is believed to be linked to birth defects in newborns whose mothers are infected. it is spreading through central and south america. u.s. officials have recommended pregnant women avoid traveling to are

it is my job to begin to draw contrasts, which is what i' m doing in new hampshire. senator sanders and i share some of the same views. we think the economy has to work better for people, not just those of the top. we think we have to prevent wall street from knocking main street to its knees. i think i have a better and smarter way. independent observers agree with me. i think we should build on the a fumble care act, he wants to start over, which i' m not sure is the best thing to do, to thrust our country into a debate. there are legitimate differences in substance. but the difference between our debate and what we see on the other side is pretty stark. i hope new hampshire voters will listen to both of us and make up their minds about who they think can deliver what we are advocating. josh: when you look into these numbers in the latest poll, perhaps the biggest issue boils down to trust. do you feel like there' s still an argument that you need to make that you can be trusted with some of these issues that people keep talking about, whether it is the e-mails or whatever

all three are also down double digits in the polls to donald trump in new hampshire. senator bernie sanders says he can tell momentum is building by the size of the crowds at his events... 06 we were told it would be a small crowd here today, wrong again. instead of a small crowd.. sanders needed an overflow room for for all the supporters at his rally in fairfield... and it was more of the same in mount pleasant... massive crowds. during the event sanders defended his proposals for a single-payer health care system, free public college for all students, and higher taxes on the rich. sanders says the message is resonating... presidential candidate :13based on available evidence today we are the stronger candidate. but something more important is out there. and it is that i believe that our campaign is generating the excitement and the interest for a large voter turnout. sanders says a win on caucus night depends on just that... a large voter turnout. the clinton campaign was able to cover twice as much ground today... former president bill clinton campaigned today in muscatin

talks about the primary -- new hampshire senator jeanne shaheen talks about the primary and her support of hillary clinton. that's tomorrow on c-span. >> now on c-span, we want to introduce you to craig timber. he covers technology for the washington post. you have written a series that severalover the past months called "the net of insecurity." what is the goal of this series? last year, oure executive editor summoned me and our editor to his office. he said the internet, how can it be so essential, but so insecure? after the sony hack and others, this project is an attempt to answer that question. of theis the openness internet -- does it make it a security risk? it's interesting to think about the big questions that the people who designed this thing were thinking about. none of it had to do with some day an iphone or a game you could play over the internet. it was all about connecting people. they didn't have our contemporary notion of vulnerability. beingere thinking about able to get academics to talk to other academics, maybe shares them files. they whirl a worried about the cold

>> reporter: in new hampshire, senator, questioning two undisclosed loans cruz made in his senate run. >> he went off the wagon a little bit and went a little crazy. i mean, he is being a great hypocrite. >> reporter: and as cruz took the stage in south carolina, more tweets, trump slamming cruz for his comments on new york value. asking, is this the new york that ted cruz is talking about and demeaning? >> hello, everybody. >> reporter: trump following cruz at the same event and not letting up. >> actually, new york has had very high values. >> reporter: and tonight, the democratic race is also coming here to south carolina. just as the race is tightening, in the key early states, clinton and sanders are attending the same dinner tonight before facing off tomorrow in a debate, the last one before the iowa caucuses. cecilia? >> we will be covering that debate. mary, thank you. and donald trump will sit down with george stephanopoulos in new hampshire tomorrow morning >>> we move on to west africa and an end to that deadly terror attack on a popular tourist hotel. after a 12-hour siege

is talking about, i am worried, folks. >> her daughter chelsea carried the message to new hampshire. >> senator sanders wants to dismantle obama care. >> indication that the clinton campaign is getting very, very nervous. >> reporter: if you win in iowa, and new hampshire, how do you compete in south carolina, florida, states where hillary clinton has a huge organization and a huge head start in the polls. >> gee, nancy, that's the question that was asked of me eight and a half month as go about iowa and new hampshire. things will change in nevada and south carolina. >> they are going to have to change in a few weeks. >> well we have pretty good ground organizations as well. >> reporter: clinton supporters argue this is just the natural any race. but even sanders admitted to us, scott, that he is resonating even more than he ever expected. >> nancy cordes with the key interview tonight. nancy, thank you. on the republican side, our national poll finds donald trump leading his closest rival, ted cruz, nearly 2 to 1. marco rubio is the only other candidate in double digits. here's major garrett.

is talking about, i am worried, folks. >> her daughter chelsea carried the message to new hampshire. >> senator sanders wants to dismantle obama care. >> indication that the clinton campaign is getting very, very nervous. >> reporter: if you win in iowa, and new hampshire, how do you compete in south carolina, florida, states where hillary clinton has a huge organization and a huge head start in the polls. >> gee, nancy, that's the question that was asked of me eight and a half month as go about iowa and new hampshire. well things have changed. things will change in nevada and south carolina. >> they are going to have to change in a few weeks. >> well we have pretty good ground organizations as well. >> reporter: clinton supporters argue this is just the natural tightening you see at the end of any race. but even sanders admitted to us, scott, that he is resonating even more than he ever expected. >> nancy cordes with the key interview tonight. nancy, thank you. national poll finds donald trump leading his closest rival, ted cruz, nearly 2 to 1. marco rubio is the only other candidate in double

senator bradley plans to introduce legislation to add to the drug courts in new hampshire. erin: the new hampshire aclu says the panhandling practices in new hampshire are illegal. a lawsuit was filed over police practices of detaining, dispersing, or charging panhandlers. the lawsuit is being brought on behalf of a veteran who was cited for disorderly conduct after officers say she disrupted traffic by panhandling even though she was not in the road. sean: the latest full shows point lead over hillary clinton. on the republican side, donald trump leads the field at 32%. three other gop candidates are fighting for second place. fellow republican contender chris christie is paying a visit to new hampshire today. bill clinton will also be here his wife. erin: coming up, it is a decision that is sparking a lot of controversy. a federal appeals court has ruled that wearing unearned military medals is part of the speech. sean: scary moments at a party store in florida. three people were injured when the shelves collapsed. kevin: a little bit of light snow out there still. the gu

is talking about, i am worried, folks. >> her daughter chelsea carried the message to new hampshire. >> senator sanders wants to dismantle obama care. >> indication that the clinton campaign is getting very, very nervous. >> reporter: if you win in iowa, and new hampshire, how do you compete in south carolina, florida, states where hillary clinton has a huge organization and a huge head start in the polls. >> gee, nancy, that's the question that was asked of me eight and a half month as go about iowa and new hampshire. well things have changed. things will change in nevada and south carolina. >> they are going to have to change in a few weeks. >> well we have pretty good ground organizations as well. >> reporter: clinton supporters argue this is just the natural tightening you see at the end of any race. but even sanders admitted to us, scott, that he is resonating even more than he ever expected. nancy, thank you. on the republican side, our national poll finds donald trump leading his closest rival, ted cruz, nearly 2 to 1. marco rubio is the only other candidate in double digits. here's majo

polls show clinton has a strong lead in iowa -- but she faces an uphill battle in new hampshire against senator bernie sanders. an iowa city west high sophomore is one of ten students nationwide nationwidebound for seattle to show what he can do with numbers. numbers.junhee lee is representing the midwest in the american mathematical society's "who wants to be a mathematician" competition on thursday.lee finished high school math in eighth grade and now he takes math classes at the university of iowa.lee says he looks forward to potential prize money -- but also taking in all the experiences -- like traveling to washington for the first time and meeting other young mathematicians. 20:08:13 i get to compete with them so i get to see what that's like and i guess if i do well here, i guess it would kind of be a big confidence boost. boost.if lee wins the competition -- he would take home five thousand dollars for himself and five thousand department. it's still to come... come...the special treasure roughly three decades in the making. a young boy in california found a big surprise when he was pla

alyx: also in new hampshire, senator bernie sanders spoke women's issues. >> today is the anniversary of roe vs. wade. so let me go on record telling you, as somebody who has a 100% pro-choice voting record, that i will be vigorous in defending a womans right to choose. alyx: drake university is : clinton, sanders, and martin o'malley will all be back on campus monday for a town hall event. that after an appearance last night by ben carson. but, as mark tauscheck explains, for folks at the private des moines university, it's just another week. >> according to a drake spokesman monday's cnn town hall will be the 15th event on campus this election cycle featuring candidates or an event hosted by a national media outlet. once again, the political world debates, forms candidate visits -- there's really no other the kind of political activity >> rachel paine caufield teaches political science and is a point person for media outlets and campaigns looking to get on campus. >> i'm very fond of telling my students, this is how it happens here and you happen to be fortunate enough to be the one

terms of how potent fentanyl is. >> i believe what we have now is a pandemic. >> both of new hampshire's senators were here along with ohio senator rob portman, not just listening to testimony but testifying themselves about a bipartisan bill called the addiction and recovery act. >> the message is simple. there is something we can do to overdose reversal drug and provide resources for addiction treatment and offerry. >> we think about the investment we make here, we're going to save so much on the other end. >> supporters have been trying to get this passed for two years. now sponsors there both parties think they're gaining enough support to get it through committee, and through a vote as a full senate. reporting in washington, justin gray, fox 25 news. >> [technical difficulties] have financial links to the drug industry. the revelation is after the panel slams cdc new guidelines for stopping overdescribing of painkillers. panel members should not have been part of the discussion. a spokesman said all the members properly disclosed the links to the drug industry. >> nine years in jail tore the

pam: commitment 2016: donald trump back in new hampshire, former massachusetts senator scott brown with him. the message from the gop frontrunner tonight. reid: the road to the super bowl running through gillette stadium right now. the big fan presence as tom brady and the pats look to take out the chiefs. pam: most of us seeing rain today but in some parts of the state, snow. this is video from the north shore. snow falling in beverly. good evening, i' m pam cross. m reid lamberty. that system is gone but the cold is sticking around. meteorologist mike wankum is here with what you can expect for the rest of the weekend. pam: right now, a diplomatic breakthrough between the u.s. and iran, a prisoner exchange is now in the works reid: officials from both countries say iran is releasing four detained americans in -- it would be freezing overnight. we are currently watching that. you see how we watch a -- how we drop off into the 20' s. i will give issa early estimates on the totals. pam: right now, a diplomatic breakthrough between the u.s. and iran, a prisoner exchange is now in the work

about, i am worried, folks. >> reporter: her daughter, chelsea, carried the message to new hampshire. >> senator sanders wants to dismantle obamacare. is a clinton campaign is getting very, very nervous. >> reporter: even if you win in iowa and in new hampshire, how do you compete in south carolina, in florida, states lo where hillary clinton has a huge organization and a huge head start in the polls? g q asked to me eight and a half months ago about iowa and new hampshire. well, things have changed. sh things will change in nevada. things will change in south carolina. to have to change not in eight and a half months. they're going to have to change within weeks. e >> i know, we have good ground organizations as well. >> reporter: clinton argues this is the natural tightening you see at the end of any race, but atur even sanders admitted to us, even more than he ever expected. >> pelley: nancy cordes with the key interview tonight. nancy, thank you. on the republican side, our national poll finds donald trump leading his closest rival, ted cruz, nearly two to one. marco rubio is the only other

hampshire where he continues to lead in the polls. today, teaming up with a familiar face in massachusetts politics, former u.s. senator scott brown. our sera congi was there. sera:' s -- scott brown welcoming the gop front-runner for president. donald trump rallied a crowd in new hampshire at a car dealership. appearing with brown, who organized a series of political events. >> whether it is iowa or south carolina, we are doing so well. >> i think he is going to do what he says he is going to do. >> trumps sounded themes that propelled him in the polls. >> his dear friends. >> brown has not endorsed any support some of his views. security. >> he hears from voters who wants to be more since -- be more respectful. he presents. his mannerism is something i find offensive to >> a mannerism new hampshire will judge. reid: boston mayor marty walsh campaigning for hillary clinton in new hampshire today. the mayor, joining new hampshire state senator donna soucy in launching a grassroots canvass in manchester. he and other volunteers spent the day knocking on doors and talking about clinton' s vision >> that makes a difference, but human c

shelley: new hampshire' s opioid crisis was center stage on capitol hill today with the state' s senators and a police chief taking their case to washington. good evening, i' m shelley walcott. tom: i' m tom griffith. news 9 was there as lawmakers listened to how new hampshire is battling the crisis, and finding solutions that could be in place nationwide. as jean mackin shows us, the police chief from the state' s largest city was invited to share his expertise. >> in 2015, we suffered 69 fatal overdoses with this agora and 39% being straight fentanyl. jean: the manchester police chief testified. >> the poison the cocktail is putting on the streets of america is an affront to our way of life. leaving children without parents. >> i can assure you this is hitting every family in some way in new hampshire. jean: new hampshire' s senators were front and center, cosponsors of the comprehensive momentum. senator ayotte shared what she witnessed on a ride-along with first responders. >> i watched our first responders bring people back to life with narcan. without these lifesaving measures they

sean: as expected, the new hampshire senate has passed a number of measures to address the opioid crisis in new hampshire. among them is a bill to increase the availability of narcan and enhance criminal penalties for those who tribute distribute the drugs illegally. >> there's still more to be done. we need to fund and do a better job. there's some money that has to be appropriated. sean: these bills could make it to the governor's desk by the end of the month. the addiction treatment program has received a big grant from the march of dimes, the $127,000 three-year grant will be used to improve the care for pregnant women with substance abuse disorders. erin: new york has awarded the first certificate for cultivating marijuana. they will open a facility in rochester. once the company has completed cultivating its cannabis, the state will inspect a location in plymouth. after that happens, a registration certificate will be issued allowing the sanctuary to be begin dispensing to qualifying patients and designated caregivers. is expected to begin operations sometime this spring. sean: com

for isis is pretty tough but the bill was also supported by iowa senator charles grassley, new hampshire senator kelly ayotte and almost two dozen members of are they all in lead for lobbyists for -- >> no, the names you mentioned supported it not because they thought it was a good idea but because of nothing passed that would have expired and second they're not running for president. we're running for commamander in chief here and, no, we should not have a commander in chief that wants to weakenn our intelligence perhaps but my quarrel with ted on these issues of national security are not limited just to the intelligence but if it was justhat you can have an honest disagreement. >> you stand behind that languauage, lobbyists or isis? >> absolutely -- there is no doubt that groupsike isis will benefit from us having a diminished intelligence capacity. we are now at a moment in this country where we don't just need to keep the authorities we already have but add to these program, look at what happened in philadelphia on friday. that was a terrorist attack. the white house refuses to call it a ter

new hampshire senator testified along with senator and vermont governor. >>> governor charlie baker wants to narrow the state's budget gap by holding the line on spending. the governor submitted the proposed budget yesterday that money for most state agencies. there are extra funds to hire more dcf workers and fight the opioid crisis. >>> with her wedding a few months away, a local bride is crediting a stranger with saving her smile. 25-year-old stephanie greaves was jet skiing in costa rica when she was hit by a wave. the jet ski ended up landing on her face she had severe injuries and the hospital there didn't know how to handle it. a doctor from texas was being treated in the the same emergency room and took charge of stephanie's care. >> they said no you need to get the girl a cat scan and they became clear they were after money and they wouldn't do it without proof they would get paid and he said here's my me now. >> dr. mahon pulled her broken teeth into place and flew with another hospital for treatment inviting him to the wedding. >> what a story. >>> on the "healthwatch," are you