on april 2nd of this year he went to the colorado springs v.a. clinic, where medical notes from his visits state that he had suicidal thoughts or suicidal identifiation, specifically. noah was prescribed a psycho troepic drug and sent on his way. we don't know at the time what this drug did or didn't do. but we do know this. he was not referred for suicide prevention. he was not offered counselling. and there is no follow-up from the v.a. he went missing the evening of may 4th and found dead from an apparent suicide may 12th of this year, a month ago. as you can imagine his family is devastated. they are asking a lot of serious questions. so, dr. clancy, i would like to ask you several questions on their behalf. why was their son who had been given documented -- who'd been documented with having suicidal thoughts or ideation not referred to suicide prevention? why wasn't there follow-up from the v.a.? and why wasn't he offered counselling? >> i will look into this personally, mr. congressman. that's heartbreaking. i can't even imagine -- i can im

in colorado springs we found what some are finding a blatant shake down not by police but but animaland lucy and home is colorado springs with the mcadam family who adopted both of them but now both of the dogs family pets are staring down a possible death sentence accused of killing a neighborhood cat. >> had your dogs ever arm harmed -- harmed or killed an animal before. >> no. >> investigator been aggressive before. >> no. they've never done anything before. >> but they have no choice. the dogs are considered danger and the attorney has filed charged and threatened to euthanize the dogs. because someone thinks they saw mcadams kill the cat back in january. kate caitlyn and her husband had no idea there was a problem until animal control showed up at her house to seize the dogs. >> they thought we could just go to the humane society and prove that and get them back. >> she could not be more cause. there was a probable cause hearing to determine if the county could hold her dog. and caitlyn had ten days to come up with $1,200 to come up for the fees for the dog's incarceration and n

in colorado springs the team found something astonishing.re calling a blatant shake down not by police but by animal control. >> reporter: their names are jake and lucy home is colorado springs with the macadam family who adopted both of them. but now both of these dogs family pets are staring down a possible death sentence accused of killing a neighborhood cat. >> had your dogs ever harmed or killed an animal before? >> no. >> had they ever been aggressive before? >> no. >> reporter: but the pike's peak regional humane society says it has no choice. the dogs are considered dangerous under colorado law. so the district attorney has filed criminal misdeamnor charges against caitlin macadam and threatening to kill the dogs. this is all because someone thinks they saw the dogs kill that cat back in january. caitlin and her husband had no idea anything was wrong until animal control showed up at their house to seize the family's dogs. she says her dogs didn't kill te cat. >> i thought we could just go the humane society, prove that and get them

home is colorado springs, with the mcadam family, who adopted both of them.amily pets, are staring down a possible death sentence, accused of killing a neighborhood cat. >> had your dogs ever harmed or killed an animal before? >> no. >> had they ever been aggressive before? >> no. they've bit anything. >> the pike's peak ranger society says it has no choice, the dogs are considered dangerous under colorado law. so the district attorney has filed criminal misdemeanor charges against caitlin mcadam and is threatening to euthanize the dogs. this is all because someone thinks they saw mcadam's dogs kill that cat back in january. caitlin and her husband had no idea anything was wrong until animal control showed up at their house to seize the family's dogs. she says her dogs didn't kill the cat. >> they thought we could go to the humane society, prove that and get them back. >> she could not have been more wrong. caitlin was later told there would have to be a probable cause hearing to determine if the county could hold her dogs. and there's more. caitlin had just

and started his own online business based out of colorado springs. noah comes from a military family, his dad having honorably served 23 years. noah chose to put off college that he considered the great nation. unfortunately, his parents are appalled by the care their son didn't received from the va. they believe their son would be alive had he received better care. noah was diagnosed with ptsd and received a 50% disability due to ptsd. on april 2nd this year he went to the colorado springs va clinic were medical notes from his visit state he had suicidal thoughts or suicidal ideation specifically. noah was prescribed a psychotropic drug venlafaxine and sent on his way. we don't know at this time with this time but this did or didn't do, but we do know he was not referred for suicide prevention. he was not offered counseling and there was no follow-up from the va. he went missing that evening at may 4th and was found dead from an apparent suicide may 12th at this year a month ago. as you can imagine his family is devastated. they are asking a lot of

home is colorado springs who adopted both of them. family pets are staring down a possible death sentence and accused of killing a neighborhood cat. >> had you dogs harmed or killed an animal before? >> no. >> are they aggressive before? >> no, never harmed anything. >> the pikes peek says that it has no choice. the dogs are considered dangerous under colorado law, so the district attorney has filed them and is threatening to euthanize the dogs. this is all because someone thinks that he saw him kill the cat back in january. they had no idea anything was wrong, until animal control showed up to seize the family dogs. >> i thought that we could go and prove that and get them back. >> she could not have been more wrong. she was later told that there would have to be a probably cause hearing to determine if they could hold the dogs, and there's more. she had just ten days to come up with $1,200 to cover the fees for the dogs incarceration. no payment and the dogs would be eith euthanized in days. >> reporter: an investigation that looked

phoenix denver, colorado springs top the new list of the best places to retire based on cost of living, crime rates. the best place to retire according to new york city. >>> a luxury car that was left abandonnd after a serious crash in massachusetts and who police say it belongs to. >> the queen of versailles are mourning the death of their oldest daughter. that story is later. runs on dunkin'. people of the coffee drinking world, dunkin' has a dark roast coffee that's deliciously roasted just right for a bold start and smooth finish that's never bitter. put down the dark roast you've been putting up with and reach for the one you deserve. [meow] meet one today. visit theshelterpetproject.org. adopt. >> reporter: good morning, let's get this week started looking outside live looking at the boulevard. looking pretty good at this hour no problems here we are at fox street northbound traffic heading toward broad. not of that far away in hunting park. lycoming is shut down with police on the scene. into new jersey we go looking at speeds in the 50s for the most part route 55 no problems, 4

and started his own online business based out of colorado springs. noah comes from a military family. his dad having honorably served for 23 years. noah chose to put off college so he should serve this great nation. unfortunately, his parents are appalled by the care that their son didn't receive. from the va. they believe their son would still be alive had he received better care. noah was diagnosed with ptsd and received a 50% disability due to ptsd. on april 2nd of this year he went to the colorado springs va clinic where medical notes from his visit state that he had suicidal thoughts, or suicidal ideation specifically. noah was prescribed a psychotropic drug and sent on his way. now, we don't know at this time what this drug did or didn't do. but we do know this, he was not referred for suicide prevention. he was not offered counseling. and there is no follow-up from the va. he went missing the evening of may 4th and was found dead from an apparent suicide may 12th of this year. a month ago. as you can imagine, his family is devastated. they are

and started his own online business based out of colorado springs. noah comes from a military family. his dad having honorably served for 23 years. noah put off college so he could serve the great nation. his parents are appalled by the care their son didn't receive from the va. they believe their son would be alive had he received better care. noah was diagnosed with ptsd and received a 50 percent dispability. he went to the va carolyin clancy -- clinic and the notes state suicidal ideas. he was prescribed a psycho tropic drug and sent on his way. we don't know at the time what the drug did or didn't do. he wasn't referred for suicide prevention he wasn't offered counseling and there was no follow-up from the va. he went missing the evening of may 4th and found dead from an apparent suicide may 12th of this year. a months -- a months ago. his family is devastated. i would like to ask questions on their behalf. why was their son who was document documented with having suicidal thoughts not referred to suicide prevention? why wasn't there a follow-up

and seemed to randomly reference colorado springs chief of police pete carey. >> any time you hear kkk especially to certain cultures, that sends a signal to us, look out. >> reporter: they also send an eerie threat. black men be aware, you are the target. >> you get somebody off the street that read those flyers and think oh well i'm going to do something about that. copycat. >> reporter: yet another version of the flyer lists names and organizations like former mayor and the naacp. the flyers were first posted on the trees around the church on june 14th. that was before the charleston church shooting. but the problem got much worse after. >> it wasn't as bad the first week. couple of flyers. second week, flyers everywhere. so to us that was a concern. and it still is is a concern. >> reporter: pastor joiner says security walks a fine line but they're taking action to protect their parishioners. >> for us, we have tried to have ushers on the door. if somebody strange comes in to ask them, you know, whether -- what is their business? this is kind of difficult because it's a public plac

the teenager from colorado springs says he intends to fight to live a normal life despite the loss of his dominant hand. >> i can try to live my life the way i was and make an effort to do that even though i don't have an arm or i can let this be completely debilitating and bring my life down and ruin it in a way. >> a 12-year-old girl was attacked by a shark and also lost part of her arm at the same beach just 90 minutes earlier. her family has released a statement asking for privacy. >>> 22-year-old john heartman says tons of naturally occurring tar washes up on californias beaches every year and says he doesn't like it. it bothered him when he saw mothers using gasoline to get tar off her kids. they came up with oil slick beach tar remover. >> the base of product is a citrus oil and i mixed that with different food oils and that is my secret blend. >> he says you can spray it on a towel and rub the towel on skin and the tar is gone. right now he's making the product in his kitchen. he hopes it becomes popular enough he can expand it to a separate location. >>> one time a's star jos

i'm seeing a tornado warning north and east of colorado springs. and tomorrow from chicago to des moines. flash flood watches, parts of the west and california and iowa and minnesota, that's for tomorrow. and another, kansas and oklahoma and texas, quite a bit of rain friday and saturday. >> through. >>> and president obama approving sending troops to iraq. the first order of business helping iraqi fighters take back ramadi. and martha raddatz, showing us the american weaponry left behind by iraqis. now, american troops coming to help get it back. here's martha raddatz. >> reporter: tonight, the this are getting reinforcements. 450 new troops now heading to a desert training facility in western iraq. not just more troops it's more money. some of the $2.5 million in vehicles armor, and weapons. this is a remotely piloted aircraft, also called a drone. they're in the fight, 24/7. these will help the iraqi military. >> it's a growing process, will get better as it goes on. but it's definitely unique working with them. >> reporter: that's a diplomatic

forget the beaches of florida the best places to retire are out west, phoenix and denver and colorado spring are the best places to retire. three arizona cities on the list. cape coral florida rankeds a the 8th best city in which to retire. the dow and s&p 500 finished low, nasdaq posted small gains. economic reports have the latest on retail sales. >>> he broke the triple crown american pharoah stands to make tens of million of dollars. he could earn $7 million a year. he makes $100,000 for every f he sires. >> who else your daddy it's going to be a tougher life. [laughter]. storm tracker 6 live double scan showing we're dry this morning as we look outside, we have sunshine coming up over the ben franklin bridge. a pretty morning still very comfortable as we extent the nice weather we have over the weekend. it will get more humid later on. storm tracker 6 live double scan looking up to the north, we have showers up around allentown pushing toward easton, there's another one in reading that looks to be losing intensity and lob none, pennsylvania -- lebanon, pennsylvania, just to the south of

late word this afternoon a lightning strike injured five construction workers in colorado springs. the biggest threat tonight for severe weather and tornadoes in parts of iowa and i will illinois. tomorrow the threat zone from d.c. all the way to st. louis. and back here in cole city tonight the cleanup continues as they watch the stiez, lester as they darken to the west more storms on the way in. >> mike seidel from the weather channel. thank you. >>> authorities in upstate new york said today the search area for those two escaped killers is now 75 square miles. it's an area just larger than washington, d.c. the hunter who surprised richard matt and david sweat at a remote cabin on saturday gave the authorities their best chance yet of capturing them. but the two killers may have slipped through the dragnet around the cabin. >>> tonight there are now 13 republican candidates officially running for president as louisiana governor bobby jindal jumped into the race for the nomination today. the conservative lawmaker released one of the more unique announcement videos in recent years,

firefighters in colorado springs had to rescue two women also after their cars were nearly swallowed up on a city street and had to use the ladder on their firetruck to reach them. accuweather's justin povick has the rest of the forecast. >> thanks. good morning, it looks like it's going to be a very active afternoon over the ohio valley and extreme western portions of the northeast. dodging severe weather, i'm thinking damaging winds will be the primary threat. syracuse and buffalo, midevening early afternoon, detroit, toledo south bend munsey and indianapolis. the other big issue, sweltering heat temperatures well into the 90s as far north as new york city. factoring in the humidity it will feel like it's well over 100 degrees basically from noon till 5:00 again, h20 and sunscreen needed throughout the northeast. flash flooding going to continue to be a big concern through the weekend from the twin cities south into texas. t.j. and brandi back to you. >> justin thank you. >>> we are on day seven now in the search for those escaped prisoners in upstate new york. 500 officers some of

is late word coming at this hour of five people struck by lightning at a construction site in colorado springs. one in serious condition, as the new storms move in. ginger zee with the storm track in a moment, but first, tom llamas on the ground where they're still recovering from the first round of storms. >> reporter: tonight, in parts of the northeast, homes, cars and fences broken and buried underneath piles of trees. this cell phone video shows the storm slamming washington township, new jersey. that tree trunk, snapping like a twig. >> it was very terrifying, when this cree came down, the whole area shook. >> reporter: 75-mile-per-hour winds slamming into parts of new jersey and pennsylvania. strong enough to flip this car over. a confirmed tornado tearing up wrentham, massachusetts. the storms leaving half a million in the dark and about 50 passengers stuck on this amtrak train for hours. >> there was no electricity. it was hot, it was really very stuffy. >> reporter: in maryland the storms are being blamed for a traffic death. a man, driving a pickup truck, hitting a tree that had fall

i'm seeing a tornado warning north and east of colorado springs. and tomorrow, the threat from chicago to des moines. flash flood watches, some of it welcome in parts of the west. parts of nevada and california, and not as welcome, iowa and minnesota, that's for tomorrow. and another, kansas and oklahoma and texas, quite a bit of rain friday and saturday. >> thanks. >>> to the major headline involving american troops tonight. president obama, approving the deployment of 450 more troops to iraq. isis taking mowsul and ramadi. the first order of business, helping iraqi fighters take back ramadi. last night, right here, martha raddatz, showing us the kind of armored vehicles now held by isis. american weaponry left behind by the iraqis. now, american troops coming to help get it back. here's martha raddatz. >> reporter: tonight, the american forces seen here are getting reinforcements. 450 new troops now heading to a desert airbase in western iraq. it's not not just more troops, it's more money. we saw the vast american command center, and some of the

disfinancial for the delaware air national guard this year air man were able to apply for the academy in colorado spring colorado and three delaware air guards man have been accepted. they will receive a free world class education and enter into a military service career. webber and mcfadden will major in engineering and they all say they are extremely excited for the opportunity and the competition just to get accepted into the air force academy is intense and they are humbled. >> i left for training and was gone for almost a year and i fell in love with the military i love almost everything about it, and the academy was a big compromise, very prestigious degree and military could become my life. >> in the end if they all graduate from the air force academy, the three of them will have received more than a million dollars combined in free education funds. big day for the naval academy and three of our locals here. >>> turning to accuweather once again for what is shaping up to be an unsettled evening. lets check in with adam joseph. >> the severe thunderstorm warning expired early and it's off the coas

>> colorado springs. >> what do you do? >> i'm an admin assistant. >> is this your daughter?s. >> and what's your name? >> jimmy: so do we think her name is gender specific or gender neutral? >> jimmy: we'll have to answer individually. >> ryan. >> you're gender neutral. >> yes, i am. >> it seems to be working for her. >> what's your name? >> cynthia. >> where are you from? >> hawaii. >> is this your daughter? >> yes. >> and what is your name? >> gender specific or gender neutral? find out. >> lee. >> lee? >> yeah. >> like f. lee bailey? >> like bruce lee. >> or like caitlin lee, you don't know. here's another. >> tell us your name. johnny lamb. >> what do you do? >> i'm in the furniture business. >> is this your daughter. >> yes, sure is. >> what is your name? >> jimmy: they're from north carolina. >> jayden. >> why jayden? >> well, we secti unisex name and then we found out that will smith named his son jayden. >> jimmy: here's another. >> what's your name. >> ethan moorehart. >> where are you from? akron, ohio. >> what's your name? >> cage. >> cage? >> yeah, named after ni

that's northwest of colorado springs, the national weather service is reported that at least one tornado has touched down in the area some 16 counties in colorado and parts of utah are now under a tornado as visery until 10:00 p.m. mountain time. forecasters say severe storms are possible there is concern in baltimore that prescription drugs with being sold ill allowingly on city streets. more than two dozen right aid pharmacies and two clinics were looted in the city during an arrest. more than 175 doses of drugs were stolen during the looting and the police commissioner says that's enough narcotics to keep the city intoxicated for a year. a drug to boost a woman's sex drive could soon be available. a pan until recommended the so called female viagra be approved. first of all good to see you what is this new drug? >> they are calling it pink viagra. and this interesting because it is different from viagra, because it increases dopamine and say tone anyone rather than increasing blood flow. drug makers say in a study of 4,000 women 52% say they sex drives went up. but doctors are concern

. >>> and in colorado springs, rains were so heavy one driver couldn't see what was right in front of her and ended up driving into a street that had turned into a small lake. more rain is in the forecast. for this weekend. >>> there's a chance we'll see some showers in the area that may bring some heavy rain too-to-a few spots. mainly, it's just going to be heat and humidity. we are on track for the hottest day of the year so far. at times this afternoon, the feels-like temperature the temperature and humidity together, will feel like it's 100 degrees. storms are a possibility today but even more a possibility heading into the weekend. it's already 88 degrees in millville. no surprise the crowd is growing in cape may. the temperatures will top out in the 80s on the beach. just inland it will be 90s. in fact, almost into the 90s now for cape may airport while it's 76 degrees at the harbor. north wildwood is at 80 degrees. 75 in ocean city. while ocean view is now reporting 86 degrees. and it's 87 in mulica tripp. stay out of the heat if you can. keep an eye on the sky for showers and

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the first five were held in colorado springs colorado. now the games moved to virginia specifically quantico. a big crowd on attendance for the opening searches including 270 athletes who will compete from all branches of the u.s. military and partner in the british armed services. ashton carter it was speaker. tim kaine also in attendance. that rez wounded, ill, injured service members in eight adaptive sports cycle, swimming and wheelchair rugby. the athletes are thrilled to be here for the event. to be inspired by one another. >> the games allow you to be in a challenge that allows you to push your limit and overcome adversity. jeff: coming up at 5:00 we'll hear from senator tim kaine to ensure the veterans are taken care of. in triangle, virginia, jeff goldberg, abc7 news. jonathan: they are amazing athletes. we wish them the best of luck. if you'd like a full list of the event go to wjla.com. still ahead for us at 4:00 the maryland historical society debuting a new project to document riots following the death of freddie gray. a look

the teenager from colorado spring says he attends to fight. >> i can try to live my life the way it wasrt to do that. >> now a 12-year-old girl was also attacked by a shark and lost part of her arm at the same beach about 90 minutes earlier. her family released a statement asking for privacy. >>> still ahead we are following developing news. a deadly shooting over night in antioch. two people were killed, another person was hurt. we do have a crew heading to the scene now to get information. we'll get a live update coming up at 7:00. >> hate getting stuck behind people texting and walking? up next the solution by one college to provide multitaskers with their own lane. >> we're looking at the morning commute and checking out san jose in the south bay. not bad here. find out what the rest of the south bay commute looks like. >> high clouds coming in. some fog there but temperatures i'll fell you it could be a little cooler today. ♪ ♪ ♪ it took serena williams years to master the two handed backhand. but only one shot to master the chase mobile app. technology designed for you. so you can

it is createing a mess in towns like colorado springs. drive through what they thought were puddles getting stranded after realize those waters were several feet deep. now, crews had to rescue at least two women whose cars became submerged in the flooding flooding. >> it was storming and i couldn't see anything. so i pulled over and i put gps how to get home and it tack me down this dark street and i didn't realize that because like lake and i drove right into it. >> a flash flood watch is in effect for eastern colorado for the rest of the night. >>> a north carolina girl is lucky that be alive following a shark attack thanks to her boogie board. this happening yesterday at ocean aisle beach. witnesses say the 4-foot shark was really going after the teen's board but ended up catching her foot as well leaving her with some cuts to her feet. those watching from the beach say the whole thing was surreal. >> she wobbled out and left the boogie board and it just went at the boogie board i wasn't like oh my gosh i hope she has her legs. i felt

she lives in colorado springs. her daughter, charlotte, was diagnosed with drive syndrome as a toddler. >> she was on seven daily seizure drugs at 2 years old and had failed every drug at 2 years old as well. >> reporter: charlotte was so sick, she was in hospice care. page's husband, matt, was a green beret, deployed to afghanistan for much of this time. page felt very alone. >> i hit rock bottom with her. the hospital said there's nothing left. we don't have anything left to do. we're sorry. you should just go home and deal with this at home. >> so, when they tell you just go home, are they basically saying, go home and watch your child die? >> literally, i brought her home and i put her on a do not resuscitate. my husband had to sign it from afghanistan. and i was just going to say good-bye. and every night, actually, i will say this, i was praying for her to die because it was so bad to watch. the suffering that she is going through, you just wish. and she -- she didn't. so, it's hard for in toe admit that but

another person, a 16-year-old teenager from colorado springs was also attacked by a shark. unfortunately for him his arm had to be amputated. now he is in fair condition as is the 12-year-old girl. but we have been here at the beach all day talking to people who are still vacationing here. they say they are taking extra precautions especially since there are no lifeguards here. they are only staying in the water to about their ankles but it does make them nervous that that 12-year-old girl was attacked by a shark and she was only in the water up to her waist. >> joe is this a really crowded beach? i realize it's a little after 7:00 now and people have probably gone home for the day is this typically a really crowded beach? lots of people in the water or is this remote? >> >> greta, this is a fairly remote beach. if you think about mirlings beach, atlantic city, ocean city, it's nothing like that. if you are coming to oak island beach it's because you have been vacationing here all your life pretty much. that's why it's a complete shock in this community. two serious injurie

the colorado springs gazette report the crews rescued two drivers from a flooded road. >>> people alongana's red river still dealing with flooding level they have not seen in 70 years. 7-0. chief meteorologist rick reithmuth is live at the fox extreme weather center. >> lots of severe weather going on. parts of the northeast under the gun, including a tornado watch across upstate new york. one tornado warning we have been watching to the south of the syracuse area. so folks in the area need to watch this carefully. but you're talking about this flooding. that's kind of our bigger story. we have been watching for weeks across parts of texas and oklahoma and kansas and over the last few days more rain across the central plains. again we're seeing it move in across parts of oklahoma and texas, places where we have seen flooding and we have current flashflood warnings going on across parts of colorado and again here parts of the red river valley and the wichita area where we'll see more rain. already because of the rain we have seen we still have rivers in major flood stage and anymore rain

weather could hit the rockies today after five people were injured in a lightning strike in colorado springsg bolt hit a construction site as thunderstorms moved in yesterday. all five people hurt were construction workers. only one remains in the hospital in serious condition. >>> in denver, heavy downpours triggered flash flooding across the city last night, stranding cars and making some roads impassable. at times, the rain was coming down at 2 inches an hour and some areas even got hail. >>> well back east the lights are still out for many people in the philadelphia area after tuesday's storm. crews have been scrambling to clean up downed trees and power lines while installing new ones. in all, more than 250,000 people lost power. utility crews hope to have it 95% restored by tomorrow. >>> in today's forecast, look out for more severe weather in the mid-atlantic, along the i-95 corridor this afternoon. severe storms along the mississippi and ohio river valleys and more rain for denver. showers in the southeast and eastern great lakes. >> and just look at all that red and orange on today'

his first call was in colorado springs, colorado. in 1970, we moved to a small town 450 people called plainfield, iowa. and i was there from 1970 to 1977 and chuck grassley was my state representative. how about that? [applause] and he is just as honest today as he was there. my father has long since retired, but every time chuck grassley comes on tv, he says, there is an honest man. thank you for sending a great team from iowa. [applause] now, we moved in 1977 when i was in third grade to another small town. i think back over the years and i had the great opportunity early on in life as a kid, my first job was washing dishes at the countryside restaurant. i later moved up to the big time when i started for the hamburgers at mcdonald's. i was flipping burgers in dolphin. my friend, paul ryan, was flipping burgers down the road in janesville. the only difference was his manager said he had to flip burgers in the back because he didn't have the skills to work the cash register. when i think about that growing up in that small town, lik

. >>> cbs colorado springs kktv says colorado's supreme court is considering whether a work 'eers off-duty protected under state law. he failed a company drug test. colorado is the first to legalize the sale of regular pot pot. >>> "the boston globe" said the new england patriots got their super bowl rings. in keeping with tradition it was held by robert kraft. this year's rings with the largest ever made with get this, 205 diamonds. >> it's unique. >>> they're conning tourists in new york. these apparently fake monks have been approaching visitors in the park. some have demanded $40 or they've gotten angered over small donations. two were spotted napping with hats over their faces. there were no arrests. >>> one priority is to regain momentum in a crowded republican field but he needs to win over voters who are not ready to have another bush in the white house. cbs news contributor and gop strategist frank luntz went to new hampshire to speak with a group of republican voters in that key primary state. >> is there anyone who would vote for clinton over jeb bush? okay. is there anyone who

host: colorado springs, colorado. julie is on a line for republicans. caller: hi, how are you this morning? guest: i'm good. caller: listen, i wanted to ask the congress lady -- i want to ask her one thing, why is it that you guys keep sending our jobs overseas? guest: well, we certainly aren't sending jobs overseas purposely but i would agree with you, julie, that some of the things that have been passed in the last two years have incentivized our companies to move overseas. and that is why i and many of my colleagues ran for office and why we are here fighting to reverse those trends. we have the highest corporate tax rate in the world, so that is, first of all, a disincentive. we have this new health-care law, which is increasing costs tremendously for our health care, our businesses. we have high regulations here that i discouraging businesses to do business here. -- that are discouraging businesses to do business is here. we need to check a lot of our laws. that is certainly what i am fighting for. it is something we want to see keep our jobs here.

host: colorado springs, colorado. julie is on a line for republicans. caller: hi, how are you this morning? guest: i'm good. caller: listen, i wanted to ask the congress lady -- i want to ask her one thing, why is it that you guys keep sending our jobs overseas? guest: well, we certainly aren't sending jobs overseas purposely but i would agree with you, julie, that some of the things that have been passed in the last two years have incentivized our companies to move overseas. and that is why i and many of my colleagues ran for office and why we are here fighting to reverse those trends. we have the highest corporate tax rate in the world, so that is, first of all, a disincentive. we have this new health-care law, which is increasing costs tremendously for our health care, our businesses. we have high regulations here that i discouraging businesses to do business here. -- that are discouraging businesses to do business is here. we need to check a lot of our laws. that is certainly what i am fighting for. it is something we want to see keep our jobs here.

lost blood dash western watershed in cancer project because we had some situations where the of colorado springs utility had massive minutes cost after a fire because of the impact on the reservoir so reformed up partnership in montana with local entities to add money to do reduction right above critical water is starting to take off i was at an event last year in t traction so we are expanding upon the resources we also have a proposal in the president's budget with great support ready to get over the finish line. for fire suppression in that we don't have to take it out. but to have stable budgeting where we can marry up fuel reduction with landscaper improvement to redress a species issue is and that is our goal with the budget proposal. >> the point to be filling the reservoir with good clean water and not sell its -- silts. >> that want to continue with the relationship with the endangered species to make decisions on supply and delivery is that equal to the federal government statutory responsibility to protect the threatened species? with every your answer is i am curious to know why. >>

we still of the northern command in colorado springs. we told the four-star combatant commander to figure homeland defense and homeland security. as difficult because this issue is a broad enterprise designed in 1947 by the national security act but when you say looking at the threats opportunities and moving parts of foreign threats in sri lanka or jakarta i wonder because of globalization in the issues of today are really in the homeland as well. we have to look at how we get structures that best suit that. again there will be future changes to the us government structures. but we are going to have to be versatile, adaptive asymmetric, nonlinear leaders were able to think on there feet and bring your experience your approach your personality to get solutions to quantify and help leaders make better decisions. gravitas and reputation will only get you so far. you you are eventually going to have to put together a team and show the viability, the nonredundant unique contribution that that agency or organization you formed is contributing