at this rally at new hampshire's daniel webster college. (nats) and a later rally at at a manchester theatre. there are other reasons young women who very much want to see a woman president say they are willing to wait for that "at the end of the day, you have to vote your interest, and bernie fits my interest more than hillary does." 30 years old...the dean of students at the college...and supporting hillary clinton. "its just time!" reporter: "so what do you say to the young women you see here who say, no, its not her time?" ( susan elsass/dean of students, daniel webster college) "that's confusing to me. i'm excited they're involved in the process, but its very confusing to me and i don't understand how hillary hasn't been able to make her case to these women." he is considering a run for president this year. the media mogul says he's listening to what the current candidates are saying and what voters are currently doing. he also took aim at the overall tone of this year's campaign, saying the public deserved better. bloomberg admits tha

. >> republican congressman daniel webster is currently serving district 10, but since the lines were redrawn, that district now leans in favor of democrats. so webster plans to run for congress in district 11, which stretches from lake county to the gulf coast. meanwhile, in district 10, state senator gerald dean thompson, business -- and orlando -- are all running against. questioning why pelosi isn't supporting the other democratic candidates. we asked congresswoman pelosi several questions on a variety of topics today. you can listen to the ber view on wftv.com. >>> apopka city leaders want to know how you want the city to change in the next ten years and in the next hour, they'll start planning a vision for apopka. residents are welcomed to share their ideas on how to make apopka better and work with city leaders to see if those ideas can become real. on east main street, at 6:00 o'clock tonight, the big question, tom, folks are going to the meeting, are they going to need an umbrella? >> we're fine tonight, tomorrow is a different tomorrow. el nino enhanced because of the southe

this is the daniel webster school in marshfield. students were talking about positive character traits. they just came back from -- their teacher came back from a tour of spain and will be starting a new program. >> why don't you take the kids there? >> [ laughter ] have the kids running around barcelona sounds like a great idea. >>> hamburg, germany just made a big move that's getting a lot of attention. it is the first city in the pods from all government run buildings. it says they are bad for the environment and unnecessary. they sold mine. 8 billion k cups. the company pledged to make a recyclable version by 2020 and. >>> this workout is called the wine work out. some people can't get enough. as the mother of a toddler, april story knows time is limited. healthy living can be a struggle. home with her daughter and husband, she has a busy life. what's resulted has now been seen by roughly 25,000,000 people worldwide. this 15 second video posted in january is now dubbed the wine work out. >> i was getting ready to do a workout an

. >> to paraphrase your native son, daniel webster, new hampshire is a small state, but i am one of them. >> byron: earlier hillary clinton aimed her message at women with help from a group of women u.s. senators. >> the revolution is electing the first woman president of the united states. >> byron: and clinton reached out to bernie sanders' supporters. >> i want to say a word to the extraordinary people, particularly young people who are supporting senator sanders: i know you may not be for me now, but i am for you. >> one of the arguments against me in this campaign is i'm a really nice guy, i'm santa klaus i want to give away a lot of free stuff, but i don't pay for it. wellering with do actually pay for it. >> byron: and reaching out the african american voters, sanders secured an endorsement from former naacp president ben jealous. >> bernie sanders is the type of leader we can trust to fight for the future of all our nation's children as if they were his very own. >> byron: now, both of the candidates will be leaving the but they'll be back. bernie sanders is going down to appear

but he found out, when he got there, and he was welcomed by daniel webster, -- [indiscernible] a fortunate, fortunate man, he goes on to say what -- with a spark of electricity brought the new world to the old. anyway, i will leave that. and tell you that lafayette had a choice, finally, of what troops he would need, and it turned out he chose washington's virginia to be commander there. as adventures are very, very interesting, and of course, it overlaps with the treachery of benedict arnold, who was an american hero. and one of lafayette's embarrassments. inbe asked by the congress york, pennsylvania, by then, forced to move inland, because of the british taking over new york, etc.. to command an invasion of canada. and he is driving in the dead of winter, on his horse, writing up there, and he finds out that there are insufficient supplies, and he had boys and old men, who are the ones who are supposed to instruct and be the fighters, and he realizes that he has been had. certain was that congressmen did not like washington and they wanted to separate lafayette from him, and he was very

. >> to paraphrase your native son, daniel webster, new hampshire is a small state, but there are those who love it and i am one of them. >>> earlier hillary clinton and her message with help from a group of women u.s. senators. >> the revolution is electing the first woman president of the united states. out to bernie sander supporters. >> i want to say a word to the extraordinary people, particularly young people who are supporting senator sanders. i know you may not be for me now, but i am for you. >> one of the arguments against me is i'm a really nice guy. i'm santa. i want to give away a lot of free stuff. but i don't pay for it. >> reaching out to african-american voters, sanders secured an endorsement from ben jealous. >> bernie sanders is the type of leader we can trust to fight for all our nation's children as if they were his very own. >> byron barnett 7 news today in new england. >>> just one station after a few days things starteding to settle down. let's look at the numbers. bernie sanders staying steady at 55%. hillary clinton now has 41%, take a look at our tracking poll

to paraphrase your native son, daniel webster, new hampshire is a small state, but there are those whoe it, and i am one of them. [applause] you know, going all the way back to 1992, you opened your homes and hearts to us. in 2008 you lifted me up and give me back my voice. [cheers] you have taught me again and again that the only direction that matters in life is forward. over the past few days some people have looked at the polls that show senator sanders with a big lead here and suggested -- [cheers] yes, that is a fact. and suggested i should just look past new hampshire and focus on the next state. well, new hampshire has never quit on me, and i'm not going to quit on you. [cheers] i am so proud -- i am so proud of the campaign we have built here. thousands of volunteers. i know how hard you are working. across the state, pouring your dreams and determination into this effort, calling your neighbors, knocking on doors in the winter cold, going to hillaryclinton.com, contributing whatever you can, because you want a president who will roll up her sleeves and make a difference in yo

sanders spoke to supporters at daniel webster college in nashua... and highlighted his grassroots campaign for president. sanders and clinton have continued to go back and forth about who is most prepared to lead the country. "what people will be asking is not just who wins... but whether the people of new hampshire are prepared to lead this country in a political revolution." "i will ask you respectfully to please consider giving me the chance to do this job for according to cnn -- hillary clinton's camp is denying reports that she's going to shake up her campaign team after a what looks to be a campaign team after a what looks to be a lackluster performance in new hampshire. hillary clinton's camp is looking ahead to south carolina. today it's expected to announce the support of new general assembly members. the supporters are joining 20 members who endorsed clinton and will speak on her political record. a news conference is happening today at 11:30 a-m on the first floor of the state house. some famous faces are hitting college campuses in the mi

. >> to paraphrase your native son, daniel webster, new hampshire is a small state, but there are those who love it and i am one of them. >>> earlier hillary clinton aimed her message at women with help from a group of women u.s. senators. >>> the revolution is electing the first woman president of the united states. >>> and clinton reached out to bernie sanders supporters. >> i want to say a word to the extraordinary people particularly young people who are supporting senator sanders. i know you may not be for me now, but i am for you. >> one of the arguments against me in this campaign is i'm a really nice guy, i'm santa claus. i want to give away a lot of free stuff, but i don't pay for it. well, we do actually pay for it. >>> reaching out to secured an endorsement by ben jealous. >> he. gland. >>> at station, things are starting to set down in our exclusive 7 news u mass tracking poll. here are the numbers, bernie sanders staying steady at 55%, hillary clinton gaining a point she has 41%. meantime undecided remain at 4%. take a look at tracking poll, bernie sanders has stopped his d

deming's ran for office in 2012 and lost to republican daniel webster. >>> windemere residents are on high alert this afternoon after a woman was attacked by a stranger on her own front porch. >> it happened at the venues community when she went outside for a smoke victim who did not want her face shone says she drugs. she says he asked to use her phone and when she said no, he pushed her inside, ripped off her shirt, started hitting her. >> for one 2nd i close my eyes because i knew it was going to be a pretty bad blow to the head. >> the woman says her dog barks and started to attack the man and that startled him. she was able to kick him and get him out the door. the man as not been caught afternoon about the dangers of doing what you are probably doing now. we all are sitting down. was i to say about sitting down working seafood into that could reduce the risk of alzheimer's. older adults who have the most alzheimer related damage to their brains than those who ate less seafood researchers say fatty fish, fish oils associated with cognitive then if it's for aging adults. >>>.asses

democratic fundraiser bob poe is in 3rd dennings ran for office in 2012 and lost to republican daniel webster. >>> there is one less gop candidate in the race for the white house and more support for u.s. senator marco rubio a florida. rick santorum says he is ending his campaign and supporting rubio. he came in last in iowa, coming in at 1 percent. he is the 3rd republican candidate to drop out since the caucus. mike huckabee ended his campaign that night. intently dawson county -- rand paul dropped out yesterday next month our needs a new city manager now that the current one resign. after fighting to get rid of the position. both are leaving for pastors last day is march for. >>> a bill allowing gun owners to carry guns is one step closer to becoming law. the past -- the bill passed yesterday allowing concealed weapons license holders to openly carry firearms in public places and this is his. critics say the measure could jeopardize your safety but supporters say it will allow you to better protect yourself. the bill must be approved by the senate. >>> 6:10 am. we check weather and traffic

luckily for him, he ends up being sold to daniel webster. who eventually freeze him. for him, the story ends up ok in the end. of the modest fan since and especially dolly madison. i can see he probably got a little bit of pleasure in poking a hole in the story that she was becoming more famous for. brian: i want to put on the screen a list of presidents who had slaves at any time. slaves at somed point in their lives. were in office. george washington, thomas jefferson, james madison, james munro, andrew jackson. those that owned slaves but not while they were in the white house included mark been pure in, andrew johnson, and ulysses grant. washington, jefferson, and maybe taylor had the most. keep in mind, both monticello and mount vernon were huge moneymaking plantations. both washington and jefferson had in the hundreds at some point in their lives. i would tend to guess that one of those would be the largest slaveowners. it is hard to count at any one point because keep in mind, that when you are owning a slave family, the slaves are also having children. those n

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in addition to alumni such as kir stin jill brand, rock feller and daniel webster, even with senator blutarski in the presidential race it would be hard to imagine it any more bizarre or unpredictable. a mad dash for votes here in the granite state today. take a look at this map. eight different presidential contenders spread across 13 different cities in new hampshire today. if you're willing to brave the snow, put enough gas in your tank and head up interstate 93, you're bound to run into at least two people vying to be the president of the united states. but you see that dotted line leading to donald trump? well, it's dotted because trump had to cancel. cnn chief political correspondent dana bash tells us why. >> it turns out being a billionaire with your own plane can be politically perilous. >> i'm number one in new hampshire. will you please keep me there? >> reporter: after last night's rally, trump went home to new york. he said his plane couldn't get back to new hampshire this morning because of the snow, tweeting big storm in new hampshire. moved my event to monday. will be

. >> reporter: at this rally at daniel webster college and a later rally at a manchester theater, thereare other reasons that young women want to see a female president are willing to wait for that. >> at the end, you have to vote for your interest and right now bernie gets my interest better than hillary does. >> reporter: the student dean of the college supports hillary clinton. >> it's just time. >> reporter: what do you say to the young women here who say it's not her time? >> that's confusing to me. i'm excited that they are involved in the process but it's very confusing to me and i don't understand what those issues are and how hillary hasn't been able to make that case to those women. >> reporter: but some of the young women hearsay she has made her case and it's probably not enough. >> i would love to see a woman in the white house. i don't know if hillary clinton is that candidate. i don't know if she is that person to break that barrier because of the different strings that come attached with hillary. >> reporter: the united states turns 240 years old this july 4th. and after

people who are divided at abstract ideological levels together in the pursuit of what senator daniel webster many decades ago called "justice, which is the great work of human beings on earth." i'll leave it at that for a discussion. thank you very much. [applause] >> good evening. and i'm just delighted to have this conversation with you, mr. nader. and welcome to all of you this evening. we are gonna have a conversation. and then we're gonna open up to questions that you all have submitted. so let's just kick it right off now. when i told my friends, ralph, that i was going to interview you tonight, the most frequent response i got was, "ralph nader. where's he been? what's he been up to?" so where have you been? and what have you been up to? >> see, if you're not on the evening news, you're not on the national media, they don't think you're doing anything. we have never stopped. we start new groups. we foster all kinds of proposals. we try to disseminate information. we loby capito hil. we ner stoped. i mean, if you want to see what we're doing, you want to get my weekly column free, just

to paraphrase your native son daniel webster, new hampshire is a small state that there are those whoe of them. [applause] secretary clinton: he opened your homes and your hearts to us. lifted me up and gave me back my voice. have taught me again and the only direction that matters in life is forward and , somehe past few days people have looked at the polls that shows sanders with a lead and suggested -- yeah -- that is a fact. lookuggested i should just past new hampshire and focus on the next day. well? hampshire has never quit on me and i am not going to quit on you. [applause] i am so proud, i am so proud of the campaign we built here. thank you. thousands of volunteers. hard you are working across the state, pouring your dreams and determination into this effort, knocking on doors in the cold, going to hillaryclinton.com, contribute in whatever you can, because you want a president who will roll up her sleeves and make a difference in your lives. [applause] and this enormous support that you have demonstrated ranges across the state, many different people, many different walks o

the left and when it is done you won't recognize it wouldn't look like it's form building and daniel webster is under construction for those who remember the 19 having building we are expanding the campus remodeling the wings and transforming the elevations and this happens to be the elevations and the color board of school is currently and maxwell campus and will be moving at the end of the summer back to this school. >> robert louis stevenson an elementary school is about to go through construction we're remodeling the school and building a brand new classroom wing all the mod last year's will go away a couple anymore wings this is a view looking from the playground. >> over the course for those of you not point willie l. brown middle school it takes spectacular photos if so the architect we hired one i love the light fixtures and windows there the brand new willie brown, jr. from during the day and the central hub lit up a spectacular place looking at science wing and the courtyard during the day and at night the lower courtyard alleyway so actually you'll have us should be proud that is

we have breaking analysis from our own ashley webster, daniel cortez, bgc capital. both you guys. recession talk back in the headlines. steve cortez, when you look at the market having a bit of a recovery as this one has last three days is it enough to breathe easy or are you that worried about the fundamentals right now? >> looking bigger picture i will say yes to both. i will try not to talk like economist. harry truman said he want ad one-handed economist so he couldn't say on one hand and the other hand. yes i do. profit margins of corporate earnings saying we're headed into recession however that doesn't necessarily mean the stock market doesn't have to tank a lot at least from here. stock market had a very poor start to 2016. i've been very vocal on your show and skeptical. i'm starting to turn the frown upside down, the main reason because pessimism has become so pervasive. last week individual investors in aii poll, 49% of the individual investors were bearish. that is the highest reading in three years. when they're crying i'm buying. i think there are reas

webster, ite daniel is a small state, but there are those that love it, including me.ere as we move towards the tuesday primary is a great privilege. minuteyou to think for a about what this election should be about. it should be about all of us of future do kind we want for ourselves, our families, our communities, and our dear country. anger,there is a lot of venting and frustration, among people today. and i get it. things need to be better. we need to get our political system working, get out of the gridlock, start rolling up our sleeves and solving problems again. [applause] indeed,ton: that is, what we have always done better than anybody else. earlier today in concord, i was with one of our great senators supporting the, the senator from new jersey, cory booker. cory was talking about the generation after generation of americans have had to face. he went all the way back to george washington. he said, you know, george washington got driven out of new york by the british and had to go to new jersey to reconsider how he was going to get back. we have always faced

steve: a webster county couple is now charged with selling fake methamphetamine. 21-year-old tennessee ferry and 25-year-old danielle wilson are both were arrested yesterday by the webster county drug task force. investigators say they sold real methamphetamine, along with a substance that looked like meth, but was not. their customers weren't told what they might be buying was fake. stacey: a statehouse lawmaker wants to put an end to public intoxication arrests. vanessa peng joins us live from the ames bureau with the story. vanessa: stacey, representative mary wolfe is pushing the bill through the statehouse. and defense attorneys i spoke to today say police should take people that drunk in public to hospitals or take them back home, not slam them with a ticket. but police have a much different take. defense attorneys i talked to say the bill is a good idea. but police say public intox charges are there for people's safety. ben: if we're worried about their safety, take them home or take them to the hospital. if they're in physical danger, don't charge them for it. and it's something that can be on their record f

. >> reporter: at this rally at new hampshire's daniel webster college -- [ applause ] -- and a laterto wait for that. >> at the end of the day you have to vote for your interest. and right now bernie just fits my interest better than hillary does. >> reporter: susan elsstz is over 30 years old, the dean of the college and supporting hillary clinton. >> it's time. >> what do you say to those who say it's not her time? >> it's confusing to me. i'm excited they're involved in the process but it's very confusing to me and i don't understand what those issues are and how hillary hasn't been able to make that case to those women. >> reporter: but some of the young women here say she has made her case and it's probably not enough. >> i would love to see a woman in the white house. i don't know if hillary clinton is that candidate. i don't know if she is that person to break that barrier because of the different strings that come attached with hillary. >> reporter: the united states turns 240 years old this july 4th. and after two centuries and four decades of independence, not only has ther

the famed senator daniel webster once said that -- quote -- "there are men in all ages who mean to govern well but they mean to govern. they promise to be good masters, but they mean to be masters." those who object to justice scalia's approach embrace the notion that judges rather than the people should be the masters of the law. justice scalia's impact has been enormous. a liberal legal commentator may have put it best in his review of justice scalia's book "a matter of interpretation," with these words: "we are all originallallists now. thathat is to say most judges ad legal scholars who want to remain within the boundaries of respectful constitutional discourse agree that the original meaning of the constitution and its amendment has some degree of pertinence to the question of what the constitution means today." justice scalia brought the boundaries of respectable constitutional discourse more in line with the principles of liberty than they had been in a generation. for that, our liberty is more secure and we should be deeply grateful. justice scalia was a person i knew well. i had

to paraphrase your native son, daniel webster, new hampshire is a small state, but there are those whouse] you know, going all the way back to 1992, you opened your homes and hearts to us. in 2008 you lifted me up and give me back my voice. [cheers] you have taught me again and again that the only direction that matters in life is forward. over the past few days some people have looked at the polls that show senator sanders with a big lead here and suggested -- [cheers] yes, that is a fact. and suggested i should just look past new hampshire and focus on the next state. well, new hampshire has never quit on me, and i'm not going to quit on you. [cheers] i am so proud -- i am so proud of the campaign we have built here. thousands of volunteers. i know how hard you are working. across the state, pouring your dreams and determination into this effort, calling your neighbors, knocking on doors in the winter cold, going to hillaryclinton.com, contributing whatever you can, because you want a president who will roll up her sleeves and make a difference in your lives. [applause] and this enor

webster county yesterday. two people at a trailer in the trailer park, long drug investigation. investigators say 21 year old and 25 year old danielle wilson were fake meth . both were arrested and taken to the webster county jail. underway in johston. the merle hay road gateway is getting some big changes done to it. six buildings along merle hay road, including the old location of the north end diner and best western diner will be torn down. these demolitions are part of johnston's merle hay road gateway redevelopment plan to add new retail, hotel, and office locations. jack/lam: and if you want to spruce up your home or garden this weekend, the iowa events center has the perfect opportunity at the annual home and garden show. the home and garden show has more than 53- hundred square feet of garden landscapes to walk through, as well as featured guests. the home and garden show goes through sunday. you can buy tickets at the door or online. stephanie/otsr: you may already know about this? homemade snacks and treats bans in school. many school districts have begun to ban treats made at home, but now ankeny community schools is join

webster's temperature. at wondered 82 pounds daniel bishop take on west delaware alex mcdowell the only two remaining siouxland wrestlers in 1 a with a chance to make it to the finals the don't forget you can watch the action live on tv right now on our sister station 44.2 class one a-letter action right w classss 2 tonight and tomorrow night you will be able to watch all championship final matches on our sister station fox 44 those matches will start at 6:00 tomorrow night on fox 44. to chad and can we expect great weather like this for the rest of the weekk and? >> i think so, guyright now taking advantage of catching raise but otherwise we are looking pretty good saturday more sunshine so you can do exactly what i am doing here high temperatures on saturday top out at 35 degrees. will of saturday night and sunday with the boundary coming through probably trenchers -- to prospective or 40s above normal for this time of year. overall this has been the perfect day plenty of sunshine after a windy start things have really come down. actually pretty nice i of you have a chance to get out and take a walk with the

we're at daniel webster college here. everybody is expecting bernie sanders in a second.undecided voters, independent voter are telling me is they are undecided. some of these people i'm standing around right now fall into that category. they're proud of that here in new hampshire. check it out. new hampshire, the granite state so known for its political unless, it's part of the state motto. as you drive down the scenic highways here, it's plastered on almost every license plate you see. what is the state motto of new hampshire? >> live free or die. >> live free or die. it was easy. >> what's the state motto here. >> live free or die. >> live free or die. >> the live free or die state. it was part of a toast by war general, john stark, to his fellow soldiers. as world war ii came to a close, the state adopted it as its official slogan. fast forward to today. new hampshire voters are so independent, almost 50% of registered voters aren't even affiliated with either party. what party are you registered with. >> independent. >> excuse me? >> independent. >> i'm an independen

webster, ite daniel is a small state, but there are those that love it, including me.eing here as we move towards the tuesday primary is a great privilege. minuteyou to think for a about what this election should be about. it should be about all of us of future do kind we want for ourselves, our families, our communities, and our dear country. anger,there is a lot of venting and frustration, among people today. and i get it. things need to be better. we need to get our political system working, get out of the gridlock, start rolling up our sleeves and solving problems again. [applause] indeed,ton: that is, what we have always done better than anybody else. earlier today in concord, i was with one of our great senators supporting the, the senator from new jersey, cory booker. cory was talking about the generation after generation of americans have had to face. he went all the way back to george washington. he said, you know, george washington got driven out of new york by the british and had to go to new jersey to reconsider how he was going to get back. we have always

auburn, spencer, charlton, southbridge, webster, that's where we have steadier light snow right now, and show you how long it end up being in a few. back to you. >> daniel: 9:15. more drones registered than regular planes and faa -- jacqueline fell live in washington this morning and agency hit a milestone last drone operators? >> reporter: ed markey sent letter to the agency asking them what do they do with close calls near massachusetts airports. reporting live in washington, jacqueline fell, fox25 news. >> julie: untruly passenger forces flight to make unscheduled stop. voice video posted on social media and appears to show a person being arrested and removed by the plane by police. removed from the plane rather by police. alaska airlines 769 was diverted to denver last night and short time later the flight continued on to san diego and land at 2:00 this morning. with airbags that can't explode. mercedes benz 700,000 bags send metal fragments and daimler-chrysler recalling 7,630,000 bans. nine are blamed on the defect. >> julie: 9:17 and how the roads are turning out, slow spots on the expressway from the furnace brook parkway up to columbia road. 93

. >> ashley webster is here and elizabeth mcdonald is here and daniel is here and jeff sika is here.' the perennial bear. looking for places to go down and we're down now, are we going to go down more? >> i think there's disappointment obviously from last week and they were singing kumbayah that the bear market was over and the reality, yeah, everybody's celebrating, but the reality was, that was a fake rally. that was a short covering rally and people should have seen exactly what anatomy that rally was showing us. now, we're starting to face the reality that the oil market, we are swimming in oil. the stocks have been merged with this oil trade, and we're going to see continued, continued decline. stuart: but the danger is that oil really keeps on falling and there are bankruptcies in the oil patch around america, the biggest danger, right. >> the problem is that the banks are holding a massive amount of debt in energy companies, now, of this debt, probably 60% of this debt could be considered high quality or investment grade, but you have about 40 to 50% of this debt that is-- cou