and molly brown, why you gotta do me like that? [ laughter ] it's not texas! it's not california. [ cheers and applause ] there aren't a ton of people in new hampshire who have their own tv shows. but at least kasich had my back, because he then said, "you don't know who he is? he's a big tv star." which definitely sounds like a quote that would only come from my mom. so anyway, any press is good know who you are. speaking of this presidential election, the democratic presidential candidates held a crucial debate on sunday night, and many thought that debate was won not by the long-time front runner hillary clinton, but by bernie sanders, who has closed the gap with hillary in the polls and made the race a dead heat in iowa and new hampshire. with more on how we got here, it's time for "a closer look." [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: for months, hillary had a wide lead over sanders, and to many, the democratic primary seemed like a one-horse race. then this happened. >> new poll numbers just released within the last hour show bernie sanders pulling ahead of h

tell me. >> my name is mollie brown. i'm 17 and home schooled. >> i'm nora doyle. i'm 17. i'm a student at plymouth regional high school. >> i'm matt doyle and i also go to plymouth regional high school. >> okay. let's hear it. >> first of all, thank you very much for coming and investing your time to speak with us about this really important issue of the opiate drug crisis. it's an honor to have you here and to be able to speak to you about what we see and experience as teenagers every day. we're the community for alcohol and drug-free youth youth advisory council. >> the program encourages us to inspire our peers. this past october we were honored to accept the 2015 youth in action advocacy award for a project we completed this last year. >> during the education component, we are provided with the background information on a topic that we're interested in and we research and discuss the issue to better understand the problem. we develop skills needed to create change. some skills we've learned include using media tools, gathering research-based information and data, and

kasich turned the affirmation of 17-year-old molly brown, one of the teenagers who just completed their presentation.ard of mr. meyers --" [ laughter ] "-- the late night tv show host who lived in new hampshire during his middle school and high school years." have to put that in the article? [ laughter ] why does that have to be there? why you gotta do me like that? [ laughter ] it's not texas! it's not california. [ cheers and applause ] a ton of people in new hampshire who have their own tv shows. but at least kasich had my back, because he then said, "you don't know who he is? he's a big tv star."nitely sounds like a quote that would only come from my mom. so anyway, any press is good press, even when people don't election, the democratic presidential candidates held a crucial debate on sunday night, that debate was won not by the long-time front runner hillary clinton, but by bernie sanders, who has closed the gap with hillary in the polls and made the race a dead new hampshire. with more on how we got here, it's time for "a closer look." [ cheers and applause ]or months, hillary ha

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. >> who are you guys, tell sne >> my name is molly brown, i'm 17 and homeschooled. >> i'm nora doyle, i'm 17 and i'm a student at plymouth regional high school right down the road. >> mac doyle, 15, i also go to plymouth regional high school. >> so you guys are going to make a presentation? >> yes. overnor kasich: let's hear it. >> first of all, thank you very much for coming and investing your time to speak with us about this really important issue the opiate drug crisis. it's an honor to have you here and to speak to you about what we see as teenagers every day. cadyac program. >> it inspires taos address problems relating to substance abuse and we keep busy with hands on projects in the commun and this past october we were honored to accept the 2015 youth in action advocacy award for a project we completed this past year. >> there are three core straps we take, education, skills and action. through the education component we are provided with background information on a topic we're interested in and research and discuss the issue to better understand the problem. we create skills

molly: thank you for that. luke brown reporting from the hague, netherlands. to news in from cameroon, double struck aomb attack north.in the country's not clear how many people died or were wounded. we will bring you details as they come in. a major question mark over upcoming syrian peace talks. a major opposition group has yet to decide whether it will join in the geneva talks. highaudi-backed negotiations committee has failed to agree on who among them will attend. the delay could derail the biggest push yet to resolve the syrian war. it has been five years since the syrian refugees have been living in this camp in jordan as fighting rages on in syria. they are not expecting much from peace talks set to begin in geneva friday. >> we have been here for five years. during this time, the first and second geneva conferences took place. and now the third one. we have seen the results on the ground. no cease-fires. children and the elderly are still victims. 's governmentassad has agreed to join negotiations and will be represented by syria's and exeter to the u

-- kennedy brown with the nice bounce to sarah lehman -- she finished with 10 points and 9 rebounds -- regina started the 4th on a 6 to 2 runbenton -- not going away with out a fight -- molly schmidt -- pretty on the baseline jay but the regina's undefeated for a reason -- cammy verducci -- takes it hard to the rack for two of her team high 15 regals win 56 to 39 bounce back after their double overtime loss to city high -- taking on 4th ranked mason city the mohawks jumped out to an 11 point lead in the 2nd -- but back come the the women of troy -- logan cook sinks the turn-around jay -- she finished with 6 points and 9 reboundsthen later in the quarter -- cailyn morgan dials long distance and connects from deep and west was just getting started -- this time it's maddie fay for three -- as west gets a big win -- 53to 39 the final over mason city. on the mat -- iowa state advanced to the finals of the virginia duals -- the cyclones beat chattanooga 22 to 13 -- they'll face virgina tech in the finals -- and in division 3 -- wartburg won their 6th straight n-w-c-a national duals title we will be right back to take one last you've upgraded all your old technology... so what ab

did -- watch out -- kennedy brown with the nice bounce to sarah lehman -- she finished with 10 points and 9 rebounds -- regina started -- not going away with out a fight -- molly schmidt -- pretty on the baseline jay t regina'sundefeated for a reason -- cammy verducci -- takes it hard to the rack for two of her team high 15 regals win 56 to 39 to the mats -- for the bobcat invite -- at 160 pounds -- independence's jake juhl slips around jefferson's tavian rashad for the takedown -- juhl would take the title with a 7 to 5 decisionhis teammate -- nicohals holt -- working hard on the mat as well -- he drops jefferson's matt culver for 2 -- holt would win 5 to 1 so far this season -- williamsburg's vic mah-lloy has lost just once -- the 182 finals wouldn't be number two -- mah-lloy wins the title with a 6 to 3 decisionand at 285 pounds -- north linn's kyler shott -- making his money for with the t-d -- he'd win his match -- davenport assumption won the team title in the college ranks -- iowa state upset 5th ranked virginia tech to take the virginia duals championship -- and in division 3 -- wartburg won their 6th straight n-w-c-a national duals title wildcard week

molly grooms - "the second i turned 15 i was in drivers ed because i wanted my license." the memory is still fresh for many people.getting their first drivers license.katy brown - "being in the car driving was crazy."adam lee- "i was pretty excited to get mine, i went the first day as soon as i got turned 16."the moment meaning a lot more than just being *old enough to drive.it meant freedom.molly grooms - "i was tired of asking people for rides."but times are changing.a new study from the university of michigan's transportation research institute shows people of all ages are foregoing drivers licenses. especially millennials.the study shows only 24.5% of 16- year-olds had a driver's license in 2014, down from 27.5% in 2011, 31.1% in 2008 and 46.2% in 1983.molly grooms - "i know a few people who don't have their drivers licenses that just take an uber to and from work because it's close enough to where they reside."----stand up: researchers suggest a few reasons why this may be happening.with ride-sharing services like uber and lyft becoming more popular - it's less important to own a car and therefore get your license. -----also cars may be less accessible t

first met me commend senator brown on his very thoughtful comments on the earned-income tax credit. i also ask unanimous consent that molly byer, a fellow in my office, be granted privileges of the floor for the reasonablyder of the congress -- for the remainder of the congress. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. reed: i am very glad that the senate is taking up the issue of energy this week. the bill we are debating takes positive steps forward to encourage energy efficiency in federal and commercial buildings, modernize the electric grid, and boost renewable sources of energy. i'm particularly pleased that provisions i worked with on a bipartisan basis with senators coons and collins to enhance the weatherization assistance program and the state energy program are included. these provisions improve these programs that help low hmmm income americans -- low-income americans reduce their energy bills and many of these individuals are senior citizens who are day by day struggling on fixed incomes to pay their bills. i've long championed these cost-effective programs that are helping families across my state and a