potomac way and east alaska place were closed while police investigated this morning. >>> we have an yupt update to a story, the el paso sheriff's office says two missing brothers in colorado springs have been found. the boys were missing since saturday. the boys thought to have gone offroading and we don't have any other information at this time. just the update that the boys were found safely. >> very good. >>> the world is paying respects to nancy reagan today. the wife of president ronald reagan and one of the most iconic first ladies in modern times died in her sleep over the weekend. mrs. reagan was 94 years old. >> her funeral arrangements are expected to announced later today and flags across the country are flying at half staff in memory of mrs. reagan. the white house directed the white house and political posts and naval vessels to lower their flags as a sign of respect of the former first lady and remain at half staff until she is buried. >> she will be buried next to her husband, on the grounds of the presidential library in simi valley california. >> so devoted to him.

we have a call, bernie sanders is the winner of the alaska democratic caucus. 5:27 p.m. on the east coast, nbc now projecting bernie sanders is the winner of the alaska democratic caucus. 20 delegates up for grabs there. nbc news can project bernie sanders the winner. we've got three states we're watching for votes and one now is in with a projected victory for bernie sanders. that is the news here. what we're going to do is take a quick break and come back on the other side. you're watching msnbc, the place for politics. >>> you're watching msnbc live 5:30 on the east coast and we have a projected winner in today's caucus in alaska. bernie sanders. nbc projects the winner of the alaska caucus, 20 delegates up for grabs there, six already awarded, more to come potentially. we're also watching washington state where folks have been going to the caucus today. it is too early to call but we can show you bernie sanders with a big lead, only 5% in, but 74% of those going for bernie sanders inspect washington state where he held that big 15,000 person rally last night. we're going to be w

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states from11 alaska in the northwest to vermont in the east, and a vast swath of the american south,hey are choosing the candidates for president. if this was decided by media coverage, donald trump would be in the white house. he was in pug nations form earlier today. win, win, we will win. we will win so much, you will say mr. president, we are so tired of winning. and we lose? i'm dennis say, no way. we are to make america great again. arrives, donald trump he is likely to a won 10 of the 11 states. in any other election cycle that would have him referred to by one word "nominee." command,publican high so much is the fear over his divisiveness, he is seen as the problem. over the weekend donald trump sparked a storm by refusing to disavow the support of the former grand wizard of the white supremacist group, the ku klux klan. say unequivocally condemn mr. trump: them and you don't one their support? i have to look at the group. i don't know what group you are talking about. jon: the country's most senior republican, the speaker of the house, paul ryan, piled into him. speaker ryan

and the northern pacific active and the gulf of alaska, and what burns west comes east, 99% of the time and i watch the area, but what is coming done the pike here, and looks like a couple of active systems begin to load up and the question remains, how close will they get? how strong will high pressure be? once the stuff begins to enter our locale? our general region of the southeast states and, looks like here. another weak front slips in by friday and comes in, with a very slim shower chance. modeling not generating much in the way of rainfall, early this morning, the latest computer model runs bring a band of light showers here, and leave the rain chance flat and we'll adjust and notify you, not only here on the air but twitter and facebook, you can find your forecast there, let you know if there is any rain for friday and now i'll and warm and cooling and again the ample sunshine saturday and sunday, looking good, lows 50s and rain chances are flat, absolutely zero. that's your forecast, let's talk about a weather baby, right here. love this shot. amy kaufeldt... >> amy: cute! prec

it is 3:48 in the east rounding out now super tuesday with now projected winner and nbc news out of the alaska via gop caucus, now calling ted cruz as the project winner with 28 delegates there in that win. so far, 36% going to ted cruz. donald trump closely behind with 34%. this as donald trump now has eight, eight states under his belt as far as the wins now. we'll have the very latest here at 5:00 a.m. on msnbc. >>> at about eight minutes before the hour, i want to take a look at the vermont board here. still too close to call, though this margin has been back and forth all night, it presently stands just north of a thousand, between donald trump and john kasich. we're getting up there, 83% of the vote in. lawrence o'donnell, steve schmidt remain with us. steve, my question to you, i'm listening to chris and howard out in texas, using past tense language to describe the republican establishment, which i could have sworn six weeks ago was a thing, a real living, breathing thing. are we really shoveling dirt on top of the notion of a gop establishment? >> when you look at the totality of all

alaska. so much to talk about this morning. good morning, evan. welcome to "early start." i'm john berman. >> and i'm christine romans. it's wednesday, 4:00 in the east. now it's "count the wins" wednesday. the final race finally called ted cruz has won alaska. with 95% of the vote in they're calling the race for ted cruz with 36.2% narrowly, narrowly edging out donald trump with 33.6%. overall big nights for the front-runners. that's the headlines, folks. trump won many states. his rivals picking up four states between them. on the democratic side, hillary clinton also adding seven states to her win column overnight while bernie sanders picked up four. both candidates giving fiery victory speeches last night. >> it's clear tonight that the stakes in this election have never been higher, and the rhetoric we're hearing on the other side has never been lower. [ booing ] >> trying to divide america between us and them is wrong, and we're not going to let it work. >> i'm a unifier. i know people are going to find that a little hard to believe, but i am a unifier. once we get all this finished, i'm going after hillary clinton on one assumption, that she's

alaska. so much to talk about this morning. good morning, evan. welcome to "early start." i'm john berman. >> and i'm christine romans. it's wednesday, 4:00 in the east "count the wins" wednesday. the final race finally called ted cruz has won alaska. with 95% of the vote in they're calling the race for ted cruz with 36.2% narrowly, narrowly

east is about to explode. you got republicans drilling polar bears for oil in alaska, and president bush seems hellbent on cashingial security check. thank god we have the boys on capitol hill going after the real problem, a bunch of hulking cro-magnon baseball players with shriveled-up gonads. [ laughter ] is this the best use of our government's time? since nobody seems to care, we're joined by the stars of this three-ring circus. first up, his recently-published memoir made him the first guy to make the bestseller list with a book written entirely in crayon-- former player jose canseco. [ laughter and applause ] nice to be here, chris. good god, canseco. you look like someone tried to cram the entire cast of "the george lopez show" into one suit. [ laughter ] also with us, your estranged bash brother, and what it would look like if the incredible hulk had sex with a ham, mark mcgwire. how you feeling there, mark? i'm sorry, chris, i can't answer that. kinda what i expected, stonewall jackson. and rounding out our panel, a man who respects the integrity of the game so much that he got caught corking his bat, mr

alaska. >> it's no longer super tuesday here in the east. it's like marvelous wednesday or whatever we're calling it. we're back in a moment. >>> it's wednesday, march 2. right now on "first look," super tuesday results are in. and as expected it was a big night for donald trump and hillary clinton. but bernie sanders and ted cruz are still showing signing of life. and rubio bags his first state. we'll have the recap ahead. >>> back on terra firma, scott kelly is back on solid ground after a year in outer space. >>> plus an update on j.k. rowling's

this district to my right is asked to go outside on a soupy alaska day, about 37 degrees and meet in the parking lot. this district over here is eastlong. as we've said, they've been delayed here. people had trouble getting inside the gymnasium. the fire marshal showed up. at one point they said, look in all fairness, everybody gets to vote. we're going to make sure that everybody gets inside this high school, the single biggest voting block in the state of alaska, before we start to count the votes. we're stalled right now. look over my right shoulder, you can still see far off in the distance those people holding up pink cards. that's your version of democracy in action, jake. literally hand counting them and figure 300 to 400 people voting in this district alone. this is south anchorage in the gymnasium. reports from other parts of the state, one lost their phones. lost at&t phone coverage earlier in the week here. fairbanks reporting brisk business. this is a monumental day and perhaps a record-breaker in alaska for a democratic caucus. back to you, jake. >> paul, give us the lay of the land in the room where you are. tell us a

. >> reporter: carla came from anchorage, alaska to get a taste of atlantic city, an east coast tour included this stop in new jersey. >> i'm happy. i always wanted to come. happy to spend my money. >> reporter: she and apparently many others. >> the good news is we are doing better. >> reporter: the lieutenant governor told those at the conference on tourism that the industry, among the state's largest, generated nearly $43.5 billion last year, more than 3% increase from 2014. >> i'm very proud to say that the numbers are the highest in years. >> reporter: they attribute low gas prices and plentiful sunshine last summer that helped drive people to the jersey shore, but experts admit the challenge of luring visitors from canada is growing. >> we are very, very concerned. >> reporter: since summer the canadian dollar has significantly weakened making trips to the u.s. less appealing to those from north of the border. >> we are already out there, week been since january working with our businesses to create incentives or discounts. >> reporter: in struggling atlantic city, a potential

east that it making a decent pathway here for our next change. and the atmosphere you are really permanent rnlt. >> the rainfall is going directly off to the north right up towards alaska. there is no way, no how we're going to get a rainfall into this weekend. temperatures going into the low 70s for a few of our select microclimates. the only side effect is going to be the followen. oak is off the charts. if you have allergies from oak trees, it's going to be a tough time to be outside the next two to three times. let's take to you the microclimbat forecast for tomorrow. one of the spots that won't washing up, it will be but across the peninsula, palo alto warms up to 69 and sunny skies. san jose 70, cooper tino in at 71. for the east bay, oakland 66. p pr pre. >>> so what about our next possibility of rainfall? it looks as if by next monday we'll see a form system develop right near the coast line. we're going to watch this real close ily because, again, it could bring us the possibility ofle many so for right now, still a little bit of rainfall coming our would you frmt. >> coming up, we have a college legend. >> and we have jimmy. >> hey, guys. susan sarn and fwrrc

alaska. not a lot of moisture to work with. going to pretty much slide off to the east. this is the first round, then another core of the system coming in monday into tuesday. it could produce maybe as much as eight inches of snow. low snow levels but here in the bay area, cooler temperatures and gusty winds. that is for tomorrow. gusty winds also tonight. some places close to 40 miles per hour. looking at winds on future test. 9:00 a.m., gusts up to 22 miles prior. dark blue up to 30 miles per hour. winds intensifying in the afternoon. strongest winds up the coast. up to 40. temperatures dropping tomorrow. look for 60s and low 70s. going into monday even cooler. numbers just below average mid- 60s. for tomorrow, easter sunday starting out with a lots of sunshine. and a few clouds. getting gusty into the afternoon. the same deal on monday. mostly sunny, cooler and for the afternoon blustery winds. 30-40 miles prior. monday and tuesday even wednesday a chance for an isolated shower in the hills. tuesday mostly sunny and it begins to warm up after some cold mornings by mid

east passyunk avenue. volunteers also stopped by to find out how they can get involved in the campaign. >>> and with that said, democrats in alaska, hawaii and washington state went to the polls today. so far bernie sanders is the winner in two of those contests. sanders came out on top in both a last contact and washington state. we are a waiting word from had hawaii. sanders spoke to supporters in wisconsin saying recent victories in other western states like utah, idaho tell him this race is not over just yet. even with sanders win tonight hillary clinton still has a strong lead in the delegates counts. mrs. clinton says she anticipated those losses because she did not invest many campaign resources in those states. >>> we have some new information tonight, on tuesday's deadly attacks in brussels. belgium prosecutors say that three men have now been charged with terror offence that led to the attacks in the airport and subway there. today federal prosecutors charged a man for involvement in the terrorist group and for terrorist murder. two other suspects a rested on thursday have been charged with quote involvement in the acti

heartbreaking stories that come from all over the country, from the east coast, again, all the way to the most remote villages of alaska. we have seen and we have heard the pain of opioid addiction causes, and that's so -- it's so important then that we be taking action, we address this issue now before it worsens. and, unfortunately, as we see the statistics, that's where it's going; that's the trend; that's the direction. the rate addiction and hospitalization will only continue to skyrocket unless we can throttle this back, unless we can get our hands around it. this is our opportunity to not only treat but to prevent opioid addiction. lots of numbers have been discussed on the floor about this epidemic that we're seeing, and the numbers really are horrifying. in alaska, the mortality rates related to opioid and heroin abuse have more than tripled since 2008. in 2015, we had 33 alaskans die from heroin overdose, perhaps even more than that that we just haven't been able to identify. the rates on inpatient hospitalization for heroin and opioid poisoning have nearly doubled since 2008. the cost is over millions of dol

the east coast of florida, seems like she's got a grasp on that and bernie sanders is trailing behind. i should mention one more thing about donald trump here. former governor sarah palin of alaska was supposed to give a speech and now her husband is in the hospital, after a snow mobile accident and she is wishing donald trump the best. just some amazing issues, it never end richelle. >> her claim donald trump's campaign manager assaulted her, michelle fields session, i can't stand by a campaign that won't stand by me. fields said when she tried to ask trump a question at a rally his campaign manager grabbed her so hard she bruised. >>> unemployment in illinois is higher than the national average and as al jazeera answer diane estabrook reports. >> layoffs began at this nabisco plant in chicago. >> i have a daughter in college and we have to scramble to figure out what to do. >> reporter: nabisco's parent is moving jobs to mexico rather than renovate this 60-year-old facility. drawing fire. >> when companies decides to leave like nabisco is leaving and threaf gotten tax benefits to stay there, i'm going to claw back those benefits. >> i know how to stop it. >> jobs are tront and

. >> we will get to see it in some parts of south east asia, get on the plane right now. some parts of alaskapse. >> of the heart. >> no, thank you. >> if you want to see this, nasa will live stream it. >> so we can see it. >> it is not the same thing. >> you know what you are here on earth and it gets real dark. it becomes night. that is cool. >> so anyway we can watch it tonight from 8:30 to 8:42. >> are you watching? >> it is on the nasa web site, it is like kissing your cyst ter, it is not satisfying. >> it is so cool. >> you are right, it is a surreal thing. >> you know what i will wait for, august of 2017, august of next year we will see a total eclipse here. >> you you can wait for that. >> i'm on it. >> i have a few days and months left. >> i like your graphic. >> thanks, bob. >> had i don't it right it would have been over here. it is more on this side of the earth. >>> lets get back to this name thing. >> yes, name parents. moms bearing it all. bloger want other moth tours keep it real and just go nude, be nude around your own kid what do you think? is there a certain point or age w

alaska. and right now here is where super tuesday stands on the republican side. donald trump has picked up at least six states tonight, and they are all located to the south and east. texas senator ted cruz. marco rubio did not win a state tonight. and on the democratic side, hillary clinton winning at least six states tonight, vermont senator bernie sanders was a winner two states, including vermont. but you can plainly see what many expected. hillary clinton dominated the south. bernie sanders doing better in the northeast and out west. >>> only fox 25 is live at the campaign headquarters making headlines tonight. ted daniel is in vermont with the sanders camp. blair miller in miami with the clinton camp. sharman sacchetti kicks off our live team coverage from palm beach, florida where donald trump is already looking ahead to the national election. sharman. >> absolutely, vanessa. we're live here at mara largo, his club here at palm beach, florida. we can tell you tonight he delivered a victory speech on stage here, delivered essentially what he says was -- when he was asked, is he the party's presumptive nominee, he answered very flatly, you know what? during h

east. wind speeds around 15-20 miles per hour from the west. they have calmed down. you may get aspirink montrezl. big storms to the west and lot of them. gulf of alaska, here, here near russia, it's going to get active around here as long as the computer models don't fall apart and flip-flop. it's being going on here, talking about wet march mean the first two weeks. snow for tahoe, a thursday morning issue, 6:00-7:00 and then it's gone. then the big system rolls in saturday and sunday f.you commute over the hill or the pass, it's going to be interesting. overnight lows, mid-20s, 58, 64 battle mountain. not bad. temperature, we'll see upper 60s, low 70s again. 65 dayton, 70 carson city, to the north, susan ville 62, 70 for nixon area. reno-sparks looks to be warm again. upper 60s to 70 degree on wednesday. rain and snowfall chance saturday and sunday. we could have a mix sunday morning in carson city. reno-sparks, tricky travel sunday and monday. tuesday we get a bit of a break way. >>> super tuesday is the date how is the . >> >>: well, most of the attention on the campaigns have been on the race to the wyatt house but the state of congress >> >>: t

alaska and washington. he will have to pull that off again in wisconsin and then he will have to head further east into realwill have a good point when he talks to the super delegates. he has to face future tests. he has to pass them with flying colors as he did in the west to show he has a national appeal. that is an uphill battle for bernie sanders. that is their way forward to try to take the nomination. >> you are right about that. chris moody, thank you so much. on tuesday night, the final three republican candidates in milwaukee for a cnn town hall. moderated by anderson cooper. live at 8:00 p.m. eastern on cnn. >>> let's take a look at what is coming up on "new day." alisyn camerota joins us. >> good morning, ladies. love the purple. christine. in a few minutes, we'll talk about new striking developments in the 2016 race. donald trump laying out his foreign policy plan and he and ted cruz trade barbs over a salacious tabloid. >>> and we will ask the sanders campaign about the new strategy to win the state of new york. >>> in the wake of the brussels terror attacks, the threat continues throughout eur

east. and a lot of people tweeting us, what is going on with alaska? about half of the vote is in.ad by a smidge. 34% to donald trump in the number two position. marco rubio at just over 17%. that in a way seems like it may keep on holding through the night. we have seen other figures that have ted cruz up more by really one point. it will be interesting to see if alaska holds by one point. of course, donald trump nabbing the endorsement of former governor sarah palin to see if that helped or hurt him. we will be keeping an eye on alaska. >> and we are reading and following twitter. >> they are working on alaska right now. they have a special room. it's the alaska room. >> and they can't get out and tell us? >> they have the key to the briefcase. >> ed rollins has an op ed that just came out. he managed the campaign for president ronald reagan. this is just a headline. trump is now unstoppable. game over for cruz, rubio, kasich and carson. let's bring in the panel to talk about that and whether or not you agree with ed here. >> i rarely disagree with ed but he does know republican

alaska. this is what is getting parts. the pacific northwest and extreme northern california wet. tomorrow it will slide further south and eastus cooler air and it will bring snow. very low snow levels to the sierra nevada. 3 do 6 inches expected by monday. it will mean the coolest day of the week for monday for the bay area. good morning, morgan hill. the cool spot or one of the cool spots at 45. 48 half moon bay. 49 san jose with 50 mountain view and oakland. and the vantage point from our sutro tower camera shows it is clear. we have northerly winds that will help warm us up today. keeping the fog out. bay right now. it's 51 in santa rosa. 46 for you in livermore. mid-40s for napa. but the upper level winds keeping novato in the 50s. the delta 56 and concord, good morning at 350 degrees. with he are looking at another beautiful day and temperatures will be well above average again. so from a clear start to a sunny afternoon, mild conditions and then tomorrow it's just a few degrees cooler with the coolest the day of the weeked heading our way on monday and then the cool air settles in tuesday e with look for a rebound afte

alaska. >> no longer super tuesday here in the east.t's like marvelous wednesday, or whatever we're calling it. we're back in a moment. >>> at the top of this new hour, we are back and let's look at the story lines of tonight, beginning with the democrats, and beginning with hillary clinton. quite an impressive haul. at the top of that list, up in new england, massachusetts, down into the south, arkansas, tennessee, virginia, texas, georgia, and alabama. we move over to bernie sanders, one short of the five states they were assuring journalists they would take home tonight. one of them his home state of vermont. sweeping south and west into oklahoma, colorado, and up north to the maligned minnesota caucus. here's your democratic map tonight. >> we love it. >> we love it, minnesota. the clinton states in a goldish, orangey, yellowy thing. we need to talk about our colors. let's go down to the republican race, because this really has dominated our conversational time tonight. this is the story. that's a pile of states as the now part of t

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. >> it is now midnight on the east coast and polls in alaska have closed and we're waiting to see.hink we're going to be able to call this. >> apparently not. we have no information from our decision desk. >> we're waiting on a decision about vermont. which we showed you earlier was donald trump with a lead over john kasich. and right now, we can tell you that it is close. 84% of the vote in and 17,550. donald trump had a big night. look at that. we put the board up and it gets the check. am i allowed to say? >> there we go. >> as we put it up. donald trump now won the state of vermont. john kasich coming in second, marco rubio, coming in third. let's try with alaska. just kidding. let's bring in our panel. >> okay. martha? >> sum up the night. >> when you look at the exit polls you have the angry at the government element, you've got the outsider element and those who want change. those three things together are the powerful argument for donald trump. it's why he won tonight. so what are people angry about? jobs, the economy, and terrorism are the number one and number two in poll

alaska's annual dog race. officially gets underway later today. now today's weather, a parade of pacific storms will wash over snow in the sierras and the cascades. isolated thunderstorms are expected from wisconsin to east should be mild and sunny. in the week ahead, though, still wet in the west. a bit. and just in case you're wondering, just two weeks until spring.ead -- >> this is the christmas room. >> cowan: please pass the salt. but first --ay we're prepared. >> we're not completely unprepared. but we're pretty darn close. approve this message. her life's work has been about breaking barriers. which is why, for every american who's not being paid what they're worth... who's held back by student debt or a system tilted against them- and there are far too many of you- she understands that our country can't reach it's potential... unless we all do. together. nami similar to the one that devastated japan five years ago this week wreak the same kind of havoc along our northern pacific coast?the experts say, it's just a matter of time. our sunday morning cover story is reported by don dahler. >> in march 2011, the world watched in awe and horror as a ravage the eastern japan. earthquake. entire cities w

alaska's annual iditerod dog race. today. now today's weather, a parade of pacific storms will wash over the west. soaking rain, strong winds and cascades. isolated thunderstorms are texas. but the east should be mild and sunny. in the week ahead, though, still wet in the west. bit. and just in case you're wondering, just two weeks until spring. ahead -- >> this is the christmas room. >> cowan: please pass the salt. but first -- >> would you say we're prepared. >> we're not completely unprepared. but we're pretty darn close. millions of good jobs lost. communities devastated. the jobs moved overseas. only one candidate trade deals that ship ohio jobs overseas. bernie sanders. sanders opposed the disastrous nafta trade deal. opposed special trade status with china. now he's opposing the trans-pacific trade deal. while others waffle, bernie is fighting hundreds of thousands of new job losses. for jobs. for us. bernie. sanders: i'm bernie sanders and i approve this message. similar to the one that devastated japan five years ago this week wreak the same kind of havoc along our northern pacific coast? unfortunately the experts say, it's just a matter of time. our sunday morning cover sto

east and west. that's the border of the united states of america. water all the way around hawaii. we know the lines in alaska. we don't dispute them with canada. we get along just fine, agreeing on what our borders are. but if we don't enforce them, if we don't protect them, we're no longer a sovereign nation. when we allow people to come across the border, stream across the border, we've had border patrol testimony here in this congress within the last decade where they testified that they believed that they interdicted perhaps 25% of those that attempted to cross the border. and when you look at the number of those interdictions and did the math, it turned out to be four million illegal border crossing attempts in a year. in a single year. that's roughly at the peak of this, that's diminished down i think some by a few million. but think of that. 365 divided into four million. works out to about 11,000 a night. about 11,000 illegal aliens come across our southern border at night, maybe that number could be as far down as perhaps 6,000 or so. but that's stilled size of santa anna's army. the size of santa a

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east coast, the atlantic, is so heavily affected by pit i'm sorry mr. young had left, in your written testimony you said, this coastal climate resilience program will address the unique impacts of climate change in alaska. rising seas, coastal erosions. so, one quick question, it looks looic the 2 billion may not be approved, is there any merit in looking for a smaller pilot project, $5 million to $10 million that will continue the national fish and wild life foundation's work on coastal resiliency. >> coastal resilience is a big issue. it's certainly on the west coast, alaska. it's certainly don't exclude the gulf. that's very much included. we have problem with coastal resilience across the united states and if we are not successful, in this particular program, we're going to have to find ways to support these communities are very much impacted in your own state, the impact on the jamestown is very significant both in terms of artifacts because we see increased impacts. >> and we have seen a rise in water level in the last ten years. affecting the naval base. i'd like to mention, in an effort to quantify the efforts, and once again, it's a bipartisan bill called the rec act. introduced last year in t

east coast, we're still not comfortable making a call on vermont. we are supposed to get, i think in about 30 minutes, the first poll closings in alaska.e same time. that's a big state. but vermont is a little state by comparison, and even with -- what is that? 84%, we till can't make the call -- still can't make the call. my producers are now telling me each when we get 100%, we're not going to call it. kennedy: no. we have to get 111%. big night, neil. neil: that's exactly right. donald trump has won vermont. kennedy: what do you know. neil: donald trump has won vermont. you know this area well, you're from new hampshire. surprised? trish: i'm surprised it was this close. yeah. i mean, kasich, he also came in second in new hampshire, but there was a much bigger distance between trump and kasich. neil: i feel bad for kasich, because that was where he was hoping -- trish: yeah, for sure. new hampshire and vermont, they're so close. it's like being in one state, not even. but anyway, that was his best shot. neil: i know new hampshire is live free or die. what's vice president? trish: i'm surprised they have any republicans, to tell you