bill gardner said, the only way new hampshire loses this is if new hampshire voters lose the will to keep it. does the younger generation get it? steve: i think they do. because we are so used to doing this for 100 years, the modern primary for over 50 years, people take it for granted. we could do that until the parties started exercising their influence. everybody has to keep participating. both sides work together. i can' t think of a time that republicanha ud it to attack a candidate i was a little disappointed at pushback in some of my democratic colleagues, who were trying to go after the republican party in general. we have to be on the same team. left to the republicans, we never would have added nevada. that was a concession we gave to the democrats and then senate majority leader reid. josh m.: when it comes to bill gardner, maybe he is a ml figure to a lot of people outside of new hampsrebu ca dohis alone. we have to have high turnout and high participation. that has to be part of the message. steve: one of the reason we keep the primary is the involvement. we have to have

gardner fixed it. >> i thought it would be a $700 bill or something like that. >> that bill was actually immediately to explain alled the situation. now east bay is holding a news conference to discuss the usage records, abc 7 news will be there and bring you a full report. >> two san francisco police officers are in the hospital and a man is dead after officers opened fire today. today's shooting happened at 8th and market street. melanie woodrow has more on what happened. >> reporter: ama, tonight, sfpd is saying the two sergeants are in stable condition. they're releasing little information about the man shot and killed. all they said so far is that he is hispanic and in his 20s. meanwhile, people came together early to protest the police force. >> they kill three people a day. >> reporter: as word spread of the officer-involved shooting, this woman says it was all the reason she needed to join protesters at market and eighth. >> it starts with us as a people to educate ourselves about the system. >> reporter: earlier in the day, the area was filled with law enforcement. initially, two sergeants

last congress mark udall, scott tipton and i introduced a bill to give certainty while holding them to appropriate standards. senator gardner and i are working to reintroduce a bill in this congress. we need to reform the mining law to make sure that companies pay royalties to taxpayers. thank you for allowing me to speak briefly and thank you for holding this hearing. >> thank you, senator bennett. senator udall? >> chairman inhofe and ranking member boxer, thank you for focusing on this issue. it's a very important issue not only for our states, but it's also an important issue for the nation and for the west. i first of all would like to -- because this impacted in new mexico the navajo nation, i'd like to recognize the president of the navajo nation who is here. russell behegay is seated in the row right behind the two colorado senators. they in particular have been very concerned and on top of this and he's going to testify this afternoon in the indian affairs committee. i -- sitting back and looking at this and trying to give all of you the big picture, as i listened to the two colorado senators who were working close

gardner yesterday. >>> there will soon be new signs outside bathrooms in city buildings. this afternoon the philadelphia city council approved gender-neutral bathrooms. the new bill requires all single-occupancy public restrooms to have baseball labels on the door as gender-neutral. no more men or women signs on the doors. the mayor is expected to sign the bill. >>> next on nbc 10 news, one new jersey town plans to stop domestic violence before anyone gets hurt. we're love with details on a new specialized unit to try to keep families safe. >>> tracking rain for the end of the week. still a warm day. then wig cool changes as we go into the weekend. we'll take a look at the details coming up. mr. >>> p.e.t.a. fights for the rights of animals including metal ones. how the group wants to get involved to save the jersey shore's famous elephants. >>> one police district in camden county trying to stop domestic violence before it happened. the specialized team will operate in the community to try to predict future problems before anyone gets hurt. nbc 10's cydney long is live in gloucester township to explain. >> reporter: you might consider it a community policing app

senator gardner and i appreciate the meeting with them during our visit to durango four days after this bill. is on the four corner river supports, and outdoor commercial rafting business today, so anybody who is listening, please, though. hasa build his business and raised his family in southwest colorado and as with so many small business owners, and he depends on the animas river for his livelihood. inn the water turned orange august in the middle of the grafting season, it hits his business card and with no warning. i look forward to learning more from all the witnesses this morning. mr. chairman, thank you for inviting me to speak lately and holding this hearing. mr. gardner: thank you. colorado, from commissioner blake's family lived to durango in the 1930's, serving his first term on the county commission and we are pleased to have been. next up is gallegos, the executive director of the commerce,chamber of miss gallegos is a third generation silverton resident. and last, we have mr. andy owner of four core river supports in durango. it is located on the banks of the animas river whic

congressman, your perspective on this bill is invaluable and we appreciate your service in the forward to your statement. thank you for coming. you,essman tipton: thank senator gardner and extend my today'sor committing hearing on an important issue when it comes to the epa spills and questions left to be answered and economic impacts we will be feeling not only in colorado but adjoining states as well. i would like to also extend my thanks to the small business committee on what i believe is an important issue. i am grateful for your willingness to be able to work with me to the what will be a long, complicated process to obtain a picture of the economic impacts of the epa gold king what they haved been subpar and into the future. i would like to provide context for why the way in the wake of this disaster we focus on the impacts of small businesses and why it's crucial. without question, they will be a long-term impact on farm and ranch communities in