today that number is less than >> i'm reminded of what edmund burke once wrote in a letter, the only thing massachusetts for the triumph over evil is for good men and women to do nothing, that's why we do it. >> you don't see too much every day about veterans, and with everything that's been going on it's nice to see everyone get together and take a moment. reporter: more than 6,000 servicemen and women are buried here at the veterans cemetery in boscawen. >> it's a great country. a lot of nice people. it's just great to be an american. >> let me know in my heart when my days are through, america, america, i gave my best to you. reporter: they also pay respect today to military families, saying they shoulder as many burdens as the servicemen and i'm andy hershberger, wmur news 9. tom: a lot of raw emotion. jennifer: we thank every last one of them for their service and commitment. tom: up next, sharing solutions in new hampshire's drug crisis, this group talks about what's working and what should be done next. jennifer: and the project under taken by a 13-year-old to make sure that l

mark: what does edmund burke say?amentarian, 1700s, he says, if you are collected as the np from bristol, you are not there to represent the people of bristol come but the country as a whole. he says he must vote on any bill in front of you for the nation as a whole and not for the interest of the people who actually elected you which would argue that the fact that a lot of constituencies outside of london voted to leave the eu should not way up on those politicians. they should be voting in the interest of the country as a whole and from there it is not hard to construct an argument that says if you want you want -- a british trading position to stay descent and financial services within the city to be protected, maybe they should be somehow projecting the outcome of the referendum. you get into constitutional issues but it is not very hard to construct that argument. jens: people need -- vonnie: people need to read your piece. you quote a french writer from the 1800s that talk about revolution, comparing this with a