committee on veterans affairs and can be considered by the full house the congressman partnered with new hampshire u.s. congressman annie kuster on the legislation to establish a five-year pilot program within the va to provide assistance to former medics and corpsmen for education and training as physician's through the additional va health professional's educational assistance program and other educational assistance programs of the va. those who serve in the pilot program would then have a period of obligated service at the veteran health administration, allowing them to give back to fellow congressmen. now, welcome back first of all. >> thank you. >> i read that the concept for this bill came from a local veteran who served as a physician assistant in the air force? >> yes, so, you know, it is interesting and the whole concept behind physician's assistants began back in the mid 1960's where there was a perceived doctor shortage and the idea was how can we utilize individuals with some prior medical background to help fill that gap. so the first four physician's assistant students were navy corpsme

new hampshire. shelley: tonight, we hosted our right here on wmur, the republican candidates for u.s. senate faced off. tom: political director josh mcleveen just moderated tonight's debate. but first political reporter adam sexton joins us now with a recap of tonight's debate. >> a lot of different dynamics in play in this debate, as you have an outspoken climate change activist trying to unseat an incumbent senator who would rather spend her time and resources battling someone else. >> i started life on the bottom, and i've learned a lot from the school of hard knocks. >> jim rubens spent wednesday night's granite state debate kelly ayotte into his rough and tumble classroom. ayotte did her best to sidestep rubens and pivot to her likely opponent in november. >> when we look at things like the disastrous iran deal that, unfortunately, governor maggie hassan supports. >> ayotte and rubens say the iran deal is proof democrats shouldn't have the white house, or new hampshire's other u.s. senate seat. >> you give hostage payments to the largest state sponsor of terrorism in the world an

ayotte and rubens say the iran deal is proof democrats shouldn't have the white house, or new hampshire's other u.s. senate seat. >> you give hostage payments to the largest state sponsor of terrorism in the world and guess what? they took 3 more american hostages. >> these iran deals negotiated by the obama administration have been abysmal. probably the worst negotiations we've seen in many, many years. >> rubens repeatedly tied ayotte to hillary clinton, and even stretched to compare her to elected democrats in new >> bipartisan capitulation doesn't work. she's got an 'f' from conservative review. she's got a 27 she votes like annie kuster, a liberal democrat in the 2nd cd. >> for her part, ayotte didn't seem to mind being called bipartisan. >> let me go back to my time as attorney general. first appointed by a republican governor, twice re-appointed by a democratic governor, and i worked across the aisle then on getting things done to keep the people of new hampshire safe. this is part of my dna. >> both candidates also say they'd cap their ability to the senate by imposing term limits. >> i hav

i'll show you more on the jennifer: to commitment 2016 now and the first debate in new hampshire's high profile race for u.s. senate. senator kelly ayotte and governor maggie hassan faced off in conway this morning. wmur's kristen carosa was there for the first of their six planned matchups. reporter: the debate was roughly 90 minutes and covered several key issues, with just over four weeks away until the election polls have these two women at a dead heat. maggie hassan says this race is about whether n the state's priorities or one that will have her agenda shaped by corporate special interests. while ayotte says the election is about the future of the country and who can work together to get things done. several issues were covered including military spending, the affordable care act and the vacancy of the u.s. supreme court. the two candidates differed on several issues including balancing the budget and gun control, as well as the nuclear deal with iran. things she did when she got in the race is endorse this iron agreement which i think makes the country less safe. >> i have concluded that the imperfe

. >>> campaign 2016, primary day in new hampshire, choosing nominees for governor, the u.s. representatives as well. meanwhile in the race for president, donald trump is campaigning, and clinton is not as she continues to recover from pneumonia. >> it's good to be back on the campaign trail. >> reporter: hillary clinton got a big name supporter campaigning for her tuesday. >> this is not just me going through the motions here. i really, really, really, re clinton. >> reporter: clinton is still resting at home from pneumonia, only made public after she stumbled into a van on stnd sunday. bill clinton said this has happened to her on more than one occasion. >> funy things happen to her when she is dehydrated. the campaign was criticized for not revealing it sooner and donald trump was criticized for release numbers this thursday from the physical last week. tuesday afternoon in iowa, trump slammed clinton for calling his supporters a basket of deplorables. >> her comment displays the same sense of arrogance and entitlement that led her to violate federal law as secretary of st

josh: now to commitment 2016 coverage, and the first of six debates in new hampshire's high stakes high profile u.s. senate race is in the books. senator ayotte and governor hassan faced off in conway this morning, and kristen carosa was there. reporter: the debate was roughly 90 minutes and covered several key issues. with just over four weeks away until the election polls have these two women at a dead heat. in front of dozens of people at the north candidates for u.s. senate, senator ayotte and governor hassan, debated for the first time. >> at the end of the day, this race comes down to whether new hampshire is going to have a senator who always stands for new hampshire's priorities, or a senator who continues to have her agenda shaped by corporate special interests. >> i'm going to continue to fight for the people of new hampshire. i have one of the most bipartisan records because i'm focused on getting results. reporter: several issues recovered including military spending, the affordable care >> this is a big difference between governor hassan and i. one of the first things she did when she

u.s. among them, officers from new hampshire and new york, running 201 miles in 24 hours, all to raise money for the family of fallen officer robert it is so much fun and it will have so much meaning for them. the overnight legs are very interesting. if you have ever run with a head lamp on, it's interesting. >>> looking good for the weekend. saturday is our best day, sunday not a washout but a little rain to talk about. today, perfect. gorgeous outside, in the 70s after that chilly start and a typical mid- september day. right now we have nice comfortable air, nice and crisp. warmer air is knocking on the door, though, 82 in cleveland and that air mass is moving in tomorrow. we are drier than last night, but not expecting any 30s. low 40s to about 50 in the suburbs and 56 in the city, a full harvest moon overhead. then we look forward the weekend. there's a front here. there's a tropical area here off the coast of louisiana. some of that moisture will get drawn up into that front. then julia centers here and the thunderstorms are way off to the east side. those will all play a role in monda

jennifer: and a federal appeals court hearing article u.s over new hampshire's ballot selfie rule what the justices decided today. mike: temperatures above the norm today and summer warmth i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. donald trump says he alone can fix the problems we face. well i don't believe that's how you get things done in our country. it takes democrats and republicans working together. that's how we got health care for 8 million kids. we've got to bring people together. that's how you solve problems and that's what i'll do as president. narrator: new hampshire, think a minute about kelly ayotte the politician. ayotte claims she's independent, then goes to washington and votes with the koch brothers 90% of the time. she takes millions from wall street and big drug companies, and then votes to put their agenda before everyday families. so, think about it: new hampshire can choose the special interests' senator with kelly ayotte... or a people's senator, for a change. i'm maggie hassan jennifer: welcome back. let's get a look at the ride home around the state ton

powerball winner up in new hampshire are finally going to was sold at this hannaford store in raymond back in july. it is the biggest prize ever in the state. and one of the biggest in u.s. history. the new hampshire lottery says the attorneys will make an announcement about the winner's philanthropic plans for that prize. >> wonder what charity they're donating to, how big of a boat they're going to get? >> that's why we play, to dream. one massachusetts town is doing away with a high school >> why walpole high school has decided to out school dances. >> check this out. as cargo goes flying off a parking garage, a person stuck inside as the car dangled off the edge. how that driver managed to escape without injuries. this isn't going to hurt anybody, is it? >> let's just take a look at this. because why not? it's such a gorgeous sunrise over lynn. 73 degrees here in needham right now. summer still holding on at least ? mouth breather. allergies? stuffy nose? can't sleep? enough. take that. imagine just put one on and pow! it instantly opens your nose up to 38% more than allergy medicine alone. so you can breathe, and sleep. better than a catnap. shut your mouth and say

u.s. from opioid overdoses. new hampshire predicts 482 people will die here this year. live in the studio, jean mackin, wmur news 9. tom: a new hampshire hospital looking for a chief medical officer. d.h.h.s. did not say why he is ongoing controversy surrounding that state contract for staff at the state facility. folks released a statement saying in part i have made the difficult decision to leave my position as chief medical officer. the nonetheless, i urge state officials to support the long-term relationship between the new hampshire hospital and the department of psychiatry of dartmouth hitchcock for the benefit of the citizens of new hampshire. shelley: well, questions whale died before washing up in rye back in june. they went over what crews did well as they worked to remove the whale from the beach during a debrief today and looked at what could have been done better. officials with the marine mammal rescue team want to create a statewide protocol to be better prepared if another whale washes ashore. >> and if a whale does wash ashore, how we can more effective

new hampshire. >> and let's go to the executive counselor, colin. >> ben ostrom came to new hampshire to work for jeanne hampshire to work for jeanne shaheen's first bid for u.s. in firm and was brand manager at the farm. he is in his second term on the executive council and lives with his wife into children. colin: im running for governor to keep new hampshire moving forward. i am a dad of two young boys. i have been working on the investing in renewal and clean energy. josh: let's get a quick biography from mark connolly. mark connolly is a native of bedford and has an mba from northwestern. he was elected to the new hampshire house, serving bedford. he worked in the business world and served as assistant secretary of of the bureau securities regulation. he lives in newcastle and is engaged to be married. mark: honored to be here i have fought for new hampshire families. it is the kind of leadership i will bring. for the concord monitor. first question is going to go to steve march and but it will be directed to all of you at one point. roughly three quarters of the electorate don't know enough about the candidates on stage tonight to form an opinion. with

new hampshire will finally come forward. the winning 487 million dollar ticket was sold at this hannaford store in raymond in july. it's the biggest prize ever in the state and one of the biggest in u.s. history. the new hampshire lottery says the attorneys will also make an announcement about the winner's philanthropic plans for the prize. rhondella: the countdown to the crown is on, tonight there will be a new miss america. as abc's ray raimundi reports from boardwalk halhe reporter: 52 contestants were across the u.s. and its territories all dreaming of this very moment. >> miss georgia. [cheering] reporter: the sparkling crowd, the bedazzled fashion the coveted title of miss america 2017. the last few weeks the beautiful among the women find to take the crown, the first openly lesbian contestant. along with the glitz and glamour, it is an honor that comes with the telecast being held on america fell darkest day, the same dayha it is promised to be an entertaining spectacle and miss america has already raised $14 million for scholarships. atlantic city, new jersey. rhondella: new clothes for a new school year even for kids whose families can't afford it. reid: how catie's closet i

new hampshire is going to come forward. the winning $487 million ticket was sold at this hannaford store it is the biggest prize ever in that state. and one of the biggest in u.s. history. the new hampshire lottery says that the attorneys will also make an announcement about the winner's philanthropic plans for that prize. >> but everyone wants to know where they're going to go on vacation and what they're going to by. >> giving the money to charity is nice, but let's get down to it. it's probably a great thing for tax purposes. help the people out. shark experts tagging not one, coast of cape cod. >> dr. greg skomal tagged lucky number 13 of the season yesterday. it was a 12-footer spotted off truro. and this is number 14 right here, the 14-foot long shark was tagged near the wellfleet/truro line. >> a little further north from chatham. working their way up the coast. one massachusetts town is doing away with a high school tradition. >> why walpole >> and cargo is flying off a parking garage. a person inside stuck for hours as that car dangles off the edge. how the driver managed to escape without injuries. >> and 72 degrees outside right now as we look over

. >> all right, warren also campaigned for new hampshire governor maggie hassan who is running for the u.s. senate. >>> we'll be waking up to the taste of winter ahead of the first full week of fall. we have frost advisories in parts of our area. i'll show you which towns fios is not cable. we're wired differently. which means we can fix things differently. thanks for calling fios, this is ryan. you can't tell me this cord isn't in, i know it's in, it's in but it's not working. i'm sending you a link to the my fios app that's going to let me see what you're seeing. really? yes...mr. mcenroe. see that cord? just plug it into the connector on the right. so you can clearly see what's in and what's out? oh, absolutely. i like that. snech developing tonight federal health officials say a local farm is to blame for a multistate outbreak of e. coli. seven people have the gone -- -- gotten sick. it's linked to adams farms slaughterhouse. the c.d.c. says the company recently recalled various cuts of beef, veal and bison products. fox25boston.com. >>> a big convenience in a small town. all 8,000 peo

. >>> the new hampshire winner of one of the biggest jackpots in u.s. history wants to remain anonymous. today the lawyers collected the 256 million dollar cash prize. winning ticket was sold had a hannaford grocery store in july. winner plants to donate the monday-- some the money to charity an totaling -- donation totaling 100,000 to new hampshirenonprofit. >> the lawyers that pecked it up gets some as well. >>> the new rules of the road when it comes to paying tolls. >> your chance to weigh in on the plan before it gets the official drone light. >> and sock -- green light. >> and soccer's popularity are on the rise and so are injuries. advice to keep kids from >>> tonight a chance north public to weigh in on plans to change the tolling system on the mass pike. when the state switches to all electronic tolling the rates will change too some routes will cost more and some less. downtown will cost $1.50 for ez pass costs merse that is double the rate. the meeting starts 569:30 and atnewton city hall. >>> about 3 million kids are now playing soccer in th

new hampshire into maine. missing out on those areas from the mass, new hampshire border. mainly over the evening with this bands laying up now across the u.s.-canadian border as that line sinks to the south. it will give us an opportunity to give us some wet weather this evening. on the other side of that front canada. 30s and 40s. cool canadian air mass that will be pressing in to new england as we go through the next several days. not quite there yet this afternoon. we're still running into the low 80s i think for many spots that get a few breaks of sun. a little bit cooler across southern new hampshire and then once the front crosses here it will be between 5:00 and 9:00 p.m. across the area. in terms of front crossing and the winds changing direction. it's a notable drop. you will fall into the 60s then a long and front that you have the chance of showers. i would think 7:00 or 8:00 through midnight tonight probably the best opportunity to pick up on the rainfall. maybe a rumble of thunder. more persistent the shower activity around. cooling off overnight tonight. cool air remains in place over the weekend. looking for some fall weathe

new hampshire women. women vote is responsible for >>> the current president's birth certificate coming an issue. donald trump believes that president obama now was born in the u.s. it wraps up after a speech in new hampshire. daniel miller has more on what sparked a sudden change of heart. >> daniel: he was voice in the birthy movement insinuating that president obama watt not born in the u.s. an advisor for the gop nominee released a statement saying not only does he believe it, but he even takes credit for, quote, successfully obtaining the president's birth certificate when others could not. the clinton campaign says that is not good enough. he wants trump to publicly avow his birther comments. saying that outsourcing and the economy are not just a problem for the american people. they are his problem too. >> it used to be cars were made in flint and you couldn't drink the water in mexico. >> daniel: meanwhile, hillary clinton is back on the campaign trail. she will try to court block voters in two separate events in the nation's capitol today and tomorrow. she returned to the campaign carolina for the first time after revealing she was diagnosed with pneumo

new hampshire women. women vote is responsible for >>> welcome to "world news tonight." breaking news. three potential terrorist attacks on u.s. soil, including a bomb blast in new york city. the moment an explosion rips through a manhattan neighborhood, dozens injured. police warning people to get back. >> everybody get off of the street! device found nearby. and now, the investigation. >> we know there was a bomb. this was an intentional act the manhunt under way for a bombmaker on the loose. >>> the charity race attack the same day, detonated with a cell phone at a benefit run for marines. authorities working tonight to determine if all three bombs are connected. >>> plus, the stabbing spree inside a minnesota mall, a suspect in a security guard uniform invoking allah, stabbing him down. and now, isis claiming responsibility. >>> toxic sinkhole. more than 200 million gallons of radioactive water already flowing into the source. residents worried about their drinking water. >>> and, fire in the sky. the plane full of skydivers engulfed. crashing into an arizona home. how the passengers and pilot somehow survived. >>> good e

new attacks following the most watched debate in u.s. history. >> clinton charge be joined by bernie sanders as she campaigns in new hampshire today and trump is holding rallies in the allegations that he body shamed a former beauty queen. abc's ray raimundi has the latest relationship the aftershocks of the debate continue. both candidates hitting southern battleground states. in north carolina, a victory lap for hillary clinton. >> did anybody see that debate last night? he made it very clear that he didn't prepare for that debate. >> reporter: both claiming victory but donald trump complaining about a fault from the moderator. >> almost every single poll had us winning the debate against crooked hillary clinton. big league. >> wrong. >> that is absolutely -- >> wrong. >> proved over and over again. >> wrong. >> reporter: both candidates hitting each other hard on the economy, foreign policy and their experience to be president. clinton threw the first jabs slamming trump for celebrating the housing crisis. want to root for 9 million families losing their homes? >> reporter: trump firing back at a rally in melbourne. >> she traveled all over

u.s. senator from new hampshire donation from the company that makes epipin. the drug well, mylan bumped up the price for more than $600 for a two pack. they're not doing enough to sole the problem and has not made it clear why they hiked the price. >> mylan donated $1,000 to her campaign. >> come november voters in new hampshire will have more options both candidates needed 3,000 signatures to get listed. he has yet to visit new hampshire. >> this is a fox25 storm tracker weather alert. >> all right. welcome back. let me show you what we're watching with hermine. we have dangerous surf and seas. we've been talking about that fr many days now and that's going o really start taking effect sundy afternoon right through the middle part of the week with ths there. now, the good news is we have astronomically low tide so only minor beach erosion and minor coastal flooding is expected. now, there's still uncertainty with the exact track of this storm and the strength of it, hw close it gets to our coast and how strong it is when it does s. i'm going to show you what

u.s. embargo. donald trump held a rally in new hampshire today and at the same time denied the cuba report. he told the new hampshire television station i never did business in cuba. trump today referred to what he called the clinton's sordid past. he's apparently made the decision to go after bill clinton's marital history and allegations that hillary clinton made trouble for the women illicitly involved with her husband. >>> the federal government will not have to shut down at the end of the week. president barack obama signed a short-term funding bill. pushing the deadline back ten week welcomes past election day. measure congress passed late tonight includes $1.1 billion for the fight against zika. >>> pennsylvania sprout say -- supreme court says the way the state has been forcing kasees no help out their local communities is unconstitutional. they struck down the local share assessment. it's a roughly 4% cut. but the high court ruled it's illegal because it isn't applied uniformly. sugar house in philadelphia, for instance, is exempt. and valley forge casino resort doesn't have to mee

new hampshire. dana harrity of north hampton is also playing this week in the u.s. senior womens amateur in massachusetts. she shot an 85 today. she is 17 over fa good for them and good for dan harris. we hope she does well. cherise: absolutely. very exciting. all right everybody, thanks. have a good night. brenda willis: when washington bureaucrats threatened access kelly ayotte stopped them. david goethel: and when red tape threatened to crush new hampshire's fishing communities, kelly fought to save us. cheryl coletti-lawson: kelly's legislation on the heroin epidemic will help save lives. and cares about our needs. marc baillargeon: kelly protected our jobs at the shipyard. kelly is one of us. veteran: she's not forgotten where she's come from. brenda willis: she cares. dean kamen: that's kelly - an independent leader, fighting for new hampshire. kelly: i'm kelly ayotte when i first found out that carl had been using heroin on and off for a year. i immediately thought not my son. i found him in his bathroom with a syringe still in his hand and that was the worst

new hampshire. craig boswell, cbs news. the white house. >> clinton says her campaign will release more of her health information in the coming days. >>> today a bipartisan group of u.s. lawmakers is unveiling new legislation to help prevent parents from leaving kids in hot cars. it's a problem that's already led to 29 deaths this year. the hot cars act of 2016 will require automakers to install technology that alerts the driver getting out of the car a passenger remains in the rear seat. >>> tropical storm julia is now downgraded it a depression. the storm moved offshore after dumping record rainfall in parts of georgia. it is now threatening floods along the coast. you see sandbags on standby outside one store in downtown charleston, south carolina. there's still another 2.5 months to go until the end of hurricane season. >>> a suspect is in custody accused of setting a mosque on fire in florida. he faces first degree felony charges. it was previously attended by the orlando nightclub shooter. at this point no motive. >>> police are conducting a hazing investigation that's led to the arrest of three high school football players in merced county. police are releasin

he served three terms in the new hampshire house and lives in hudson. sean: in the u.s. senate race, kelly ayotte is being by jim rubens. ayotte is continuing to focus on doing the job rather than just keeping the job. her competitor, jim rubens, was a state senator in the is 1990's. she's no stranger to the race. two years ago he lost the republican ticket to scott brown. before you head to the polls, find all sorts of primary information. you can also watch our granite state debates and compare the tonight we'll bring you live updates starting at 8:00 on the primary results until the races are decided. erin: a teen is recovering this morning after being hit by a train in rochester. police say the girl was crossing the tracks yesterday afternoon when a new hampshire north coast train struck her. officers say the victim was not in a designated crossing area. she may have been distracted. she was taken to the hospital with non-life threatening injuries. an stabbed and robbed a delivery driver. the 28-year-old driver for the golden tow restaurant had just made a delivery o

new hampshire institute of politics. the granite state debates. tonight, the republican candidates for u.s. senate. >> good evening and welcome to the gran s thanks for joining us. tonight, we're joined by the beginning with former state

new hampshire institute of politics. the granite state debates. tonight, the republican candidates for u.s. senate. >> good evening and welcome to the gran s thanks for joining us. tonight, we're joined by the beginning with former state jim rubens was born new york city and attended dartmouth college. he has founded a number of small businesses and has been an investor or high-tech new england startups. he was a two-term new england senator and let the coalition against expanded gambling. he is married, has one child. your opening statement, please. mr. rubens: i am going to show you i am a conservative in this race. bottom and learned a lot from the school of hard knocks. i am a businessman and i have created jobs here in the state. i am a family man and have a son in college. i understand your concerns and challenges. now i want to run for the u.s. senate to turn our great nation around. josh: our next candidate is the incumbent in this race, senator kelly ayotte. >> she received her law degree from villanova. she was a deputy attorney general before becoming the state first female attor

u.s. senate races. in florida, illinois, indiana, nevada, new hampshire, north carolina, ohio, pennsylvania and wisconsin. >> what the national government does effects all of us and right now the control of the senate is up for grabs, whether it's republican or democratic control will have a big effect on everyone in the country, including the wealthy groups funding these campaigns. >> reporter: president and ceo of the sillicon valley chamber of commerce, now giving the large sums of money out of state. >> there are issues that whether they're in florida or ohio or new york, they're going to be key decision makers on issues that effect immigration reform, trade, effect taxes. effect intellectual property. those are all businesses, leaders, entrepreneurs care about. >> reporter: and we team would the center for responsive politics. we wanted to take a closer look at what companies and their employees are big givers this year. no surprise we found oracle, kleiner perkins and sequoia capital. google, apple and salesforce.com among the top corporate givers. and it 2/3 of all california campaign giving went

new hampshire to a big crowd of enthusiastic supporters. the republican nominee promised to repeal obama care and reinvigorate the u.s. economy. >> my economic agenda can be we're going to pass the biggest tax cuts since ronald reagan. >> reporter: trump spent a portion of his time attacking hillary clinton on emails, benghazi, and what he called financial corruption. >> we're going to end the clinton corruption and restore -- >> we are starting to iowa today. >> reporter: clinton trying to fire up supporters in iowa where early voting has begun and acknowledged the victims in the new jersey train crash. >> i want to send our thoughts and prayers to them. it's a horrible accident. ran into the depot and caused all kinds of damage. i want to lift up the people of new jersey and new york. battling hard for new hampshire's 4 electoral votes. in bedford, new hampshire byron barnett 7 news. ; 7 news is your political headquarters in the race for the white house for updates on the campaign trail go to our website whdh.com or follow us on social media platforms. >> anchor: up next on the news station. raising flags. a displa

new hampshire. both candidates claiming victory after going head to head on monday after the most watched debate in u.s. history. >>> today could be your chance to land a new job. chipotle is hiring and wants to this is all part of the second annual national career day. managers are holding job interviews at every chipotle location. they are going from 8:00 to 11:00 this morning and again 3:00 to 5:00 this evening. people can register online to secure a spot. >>> you can now ride between glenwood and denver springs without jumping on i-70. the final link to the bike route system is finished. crews finished the last sect between genesee and every green parkway. evergreen parkway. no more rides along the shoulder of i-70. it's ready to go and you can get to glenwood. still have to go over loveland pass. >> that's a nice detour. >>> next in the cbs4 morning news, extra crunchy tyson chicken nuggets have a big supposed to be there. >>> a company looking to cover >>> our wednesday child david loves basketball. >> he told me to keep working and if anything is possible as long as you work for it. and i believ

u.s. senate races in florida, illinois,in' indiana, new hampshire, north carolina, ohio and wisconsin. >> what the national government does affects all of us. right now the control of the senate is up for grbs, whether it is republican or democratic control will have a big effect on everyone including wealthy groups funding these campaigns. >> it is about access? >> it is always about access. >> the chamber of commerce represents many and now giving large sums of money out of state. >> there are issues that any elected official whether they are in florida or ohio or new york they are going to be key decision makers on issues that affect immigration reform and trade, affect taxes, affect intellectual property. those are issues that silicon valley business leaders, innovators and entrepreneurs care about. >> we teamed for the center of responsive politics that tracks the money through open secrets.org. we wanted to look at which company and their employees are big givers this year. no surprise, we found oracle, kleiner perkins and google, apple and sales force.com among the top givers. we d

new hampshire. >> and let's go to the executive counselor, colin. >> ben ostrom came to new hampshire to work for jeanne hampshire to work for jeanne shaheen's first bid for u.s. in firm and was brand manager at the farm. he is in his second term on the executive council and lives with his wife into children. colin: im running for governor to keep new hampshire moving forward. i am a dad of two young boys. i have been working on the

new hampshire, kentucky and ohio had america's five deadliest rates. henna daniels, cbs news >> romona: the justice department guidance will reportedly be sent to all 94 u.s. attorney offices next week. if you or someone you know is can help you spot the warning signs. head to cleveland19.com and click on the your health tab to learn the signs of addiction. >>> always watching, always tracking. now your first alert forecast. >> jeff: we're going to be tracking the showers and the storms. again, we're not expecting this to be severe, nor do i expect any kind of flooding situation. it's just going to be waves of rain and storms from time to time here. actually starting later on tonight. soe' evening. the risk will start after 11:00. so that will put it over night. you might get some rain and storms going into tomorrow morning. and then waves of which coming through. not only tomorrow but even through tomorrow night. the threat will go down on sunday, which is good obviously for the browns game there. as i mentioned, not expecting anything severe with this. we did warm up. in fact, we're up to 82. high for the day in cleveland. but most areas now 80 or bette

u.s. senate races in florida, illinois, indiana, nevada, new hampshire, north carolina, ohio, pennsylvania, and wisconsin. >> what the national government does affects all of us, and right now the control of the senate is up for grabs whether it's republican or democratic control will have a big affect on everyone in the country,weal. >> is it about access? >> it's always about access. >> matthew ma hood is the ceo of the silicon valley chamber of commerce. >> there are issues that any elected official whether they're in florida or ohio or new york, they're going to be key decisionmakers on issues that affect immigration reform, that affect trade, affect taxes, affect intellectual property. those are all issue that is silicon valley businesses, business leaders, innovators, entrepreneurs, they care about. >> reporter: we also teamed with the center of responsive politics that tracks this money. we wanted to take a closer look at which silicon valley companies and their employees are big givers this year. no surprise we found oracle, kleiner perkins, angel investors around sequoia capital b

u.s. a progress report on the patient, his joe plaia: every three days, someone in new hampshire is killed with a gun. mothers, sons, friends. and yet kelly ayotte continues to play political games instead of making new hampshire safer. when she has the chance to strengthen background checks, she voted no, backing the washington gun lobby instead. 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. the outside corporate interests bankrolling question two are trying to deceive you. here's the truth: every time a new charter school opens, it drains money from the existing public schools. that's 400 million just last year - according to the state's own data. and more. that's why question two's opposed by the massachusetts pta and school committees all across the state. erika: welcome back. cindy, a nice start to the day and then it's going to get windy. cindy: we do need the rain. i think it will get heavier today, tonight and tomorrow. but, rain, it's something we need. la

new hampshire, senator bernie sanders. josh: sanders returned the favor by once again offering hassan his endorsement in her bid for u.s. senate. >> the future of the united states senate is to a very significant degree the future of the united states of america, and that future is in the hands of the people of new hampshire. know that if nay work hard they can get ahead and stay ahead, and everybody wants their kids to have a better future than they did. that's what senator sanders stood for, that's what i'm fighting for. reporter: for sanders loyalists, seeing his departure from the national stage has been difficult. democrats are hopeful that voters are keeping their focus on the issues. matter and who are still suffering in this economy. we want to make sure that we're talking about the issues around raising wages. josh: the new hampshire republican party issued a statement saying labor day should serve as a stark remind they're the democratic policies of the last eight years have ushered in the weakest recovery since the great deexpretion have left millions of americans unemployed. but this afternoon sanders' atten

so, think about it: new hampshire can choose the special interests' senator with kelly ayotte... or a people's senator, for a change. essage. >> the u.s. has halted all construction of the dakota access pipeline on u.s. army land. the departments of justice, army stop pending a review. this came only minutes after a judge denied the request from standing rock sioux tribe to halt construction. the departments are requesting that pipeline company voluntarily pause all work within 20 miles of lake oahe in north dakota. tonight, fremont police are sharing the photos of a big marijuana grow bust. police say it was almost harvest time for more than 30 plants hidden in the woods but they got there first. they carted away an estimad $80,000 worth of marijuana. wmur's jean mackin has the clues police say could lead to an arrest. >> fremont police say it was a wild trek into the woods but they found what they were looking for. more than 30 full grown marijuana plants carefully cultivated, likely grown from seeds. police say the harvest is worth about $80,000 on the street. >> when we first saw it we thought wow this is a pretty elaborate set up

new hampshire women. planned parenthood votes is responsible for the >>> tonight, birther bombshell. donald trump finally admits president obama was born in the u.s. but ignites more controversy, falsely claiming hillary clinton started the birther rumors he spread for years. clinton firing back, accusing trump conspiracy and getting backup from the first lady. >>> emergency gas hike, prices spiking at the pump for millions of americans, after a massive pipeline spill triggers multiple states of emergency. >>> brought back to life. caught on camera, first responders saving a man at the drink of death from heroin overdose. the feds launching a new mission to battle a growing epidemic. >>> and destroying your data, why all that personal information you thought you deleted from our old phone or

u.s. senate. it will also be the most expensive race in the history of on behalf of the two candidates. new hampshire is also a swing state, by the way, which is why on thursday donald trump will be back in the granite state to try and defend the turf that he won during the presidential primary. and hillary clinton's running mate tim kaine will also be in the granite state thursday as well. so if you thought things were going to quiet down after tonight, buckle up to. a large degree things are just getting starteddedded. back to you. tom: thank you. we check in with the our commitment 2016 coverage continues, plus residents rattled by low flying fighter jets. what we're learning about the situation. jennifer: while it's still official i summer, this group is getting a head start on planning for winter and keeping the roads, sidewalks and parking latest safe. mike: the plows, the salt, the snow. after a toasty tuesday, a warm wednesday follows. the changes and when it cools back down. hampshire, we'll matter from oil wells in new hampshire? you'd think so the way kelly ayotte voted. ninety percent wit

new hampshire. fox25 daniel miller joins us now with what sparked the sudden movement and questioning president obama's legitimacy to hold office by insinuating that he wasn't born in the u.s. clinton campaign says that's not good enough. they are calling on trump to publicly comments and trump made a campaign stop at laconia middle school in new hampshire. >> used to be cars were made in water in mexico. >> daniel: hillary clinton returned to the campaign trail for the first time after revealing she was diagnosed with pneumonia. >> i'm not great at taking it easy even under ordinary circumstances but with just two months to go until election day, sitting at home was pretty much the last place i >> bernie sanders will be campaigning with hillary clinton targeting millennials and trump crisscrossing the country visiting four states in 48 hours. in the newsroom, i'm daniel miller, fox25 news. >> gene: donald trump getting attention on twitter after letting jimmy fallon fulfill one wish. >> can i mess your hair up? i will be hour from now, i hope they will understand. >> did you say yes? >> go ahead. >> gene: here it is. trump smiled through the whole ordeal. the end result y