fentanyl to a man who over diced and died. 54-year-old michael millette sold the drugs to his friend edward martin yesterday -- in 2014 and reached a plea deal yesterday. >> it is a message statewide to get the message out there that if you are going to deal drugs and people die from it, we going to hold you accountable. sean: police say he was a significant drug dealer in the littleton area. taxes in derry will go down by $.56 per household next year. that is a far cry from the $1.21 taxes would have dropped before controversial budget cuts earlier this month. as a result of that vote, $1.6 million was added back into the 2016 budget last week. the republicans running for president are gearing up for their third debate set for tomorrow evening in colorado. donald trump continues to lead the pack, except for iowa. on the democratic side, hillary clinton is a comfortable lead. bazi kanani is on the campaign trail. bazi: donald trump is talking religion. on muslim women and their veils. >> they want to. what the hell are we getting involved for? it is easier. look a beautiful everyone looks. wouldn'

retinol to a man who overdosed and died. 54-year-old michael millette sold the drugs to his friend edward martin, who died. >> it is a message statewide to get the message out that if you are going to deal drugs and people by from that, we are going to hold you accountable. >> sean: police say millette was a significant drug dealer in the area. taxes will go down per household next year, but it is a far cry from the $1.21 taxes would have dropped before residents turned down budget cuts. was added back into the budget last week. the republicans running for president are gearing up for their third debate, set for tomorrow evening in colorado. donald trump continues to lead the pack, except for iowa. hillary clinton appears to have a comfortable lead on the democratic side. bazi kanani is on the campaign trail. religion. on muslim women and their veils. >> what the hell are we getting involved for? it is easier. wouldn' t it be easier? wouldn' t it be easier? bazi: trump also refusing to apologize for questioning ben carson' >> i said i don' t know about it. that' s not an insult. bazi: trump main

involved in a deadly overdose, today he'll learn how much prison time he'll do for the death of edward martin. reporter: the 54-year-old michael ouellette will spend at least seven and a half years behind bars. >> how do you bleed to that charge, sir? >> guilty. reporter: he pleaded guilty on his felony count of selling fentanyl, a controlled drug and narcotic pain reliever, rutting in the death of his friend, edward martin iii. wul let also pled guilty to three lesser possession counts. plea with him. >> one of which he's pleading guilty here today, second of which he is going to do a public service announcement for the community, which he has indicated he would do. and that was brought to our attention as well, and also he's going to apologize to the family. reporter: law enforcement says ouellette's sentence will be a helpful tool. >> i think it's a message statewide to get the message out there that if you're going to deal drugs and people die from accountable. reporter: martin's family spoke to the judge before he handed down the sentence. >> most importantly he taught me to value every

millette sold fentanyl to his friend 28-year-old edward martin last november. law enforcement say millete' s guilty plea and sentencing will be a helpful tool. >> i think it' s a message statewide to get the message out there that if you' re going to deal drugs, and people die from it, we' re going to hold you accountable. tom: police say millette was a significant drug dealer in the littleton area. the centers for disease control and prevention has issued an advisory to health departments around the country regarding an increase in fentanyl-related overdoses. the new report shows a significant increase in the total number of fentanyl drug seizures nationwide over the last two years. 80% of those confiscated drugs came from just ten states. new hampshire is ninth on the list. massachusetts is second. officials in new hampshire say they' re already well aware of the dangers but they welcome the effort to raise awareness. advisory across the country today just recognizing the fact that fentanyl is becoming an important part of our heroin crisis, and we' re beginn

so edwards met martin luther king at the airport when he came for the rally. his first words were "you will find no police dogs or hoses he here" detroit was embracing king. they went to wayne state university and there were 150,000 people gathered on woodward avenue marching down eight lanes, all the way downtown to the hall where king delivered his first public, major iteration of the i have a dream speech. he was walking arm and arm with walter ruther, the great labor leader of the united auto workers, who had been the banker for the civil rights movement that summer. it was ruther's money that bailed most of the demonstrators out of jail in birmingham. it was ruther who later helped fund the march on washington. this was two months before the march in washington and king is delivering the i have a dream speech. it is being recorded by berry from motown records. unfortunately for detroit, although not perhaps unfortunately for the nation, everything was overwhelmed by what would happen in washington two months later. his record was released august 28th, 196

edwards. >> joe biden. >> a different caliber of candidate on stage. here she has bernie sanders and martiny, barely registering in the polls and lincoln chafee not registering in the polls. does she have to be careful about diminishing their importance on the stage. and how does she do that? >> hillary clinton is a strong debater. she's wildly knowledgeable. at heart she's a policy wonk. so she knows she's issues, backwards, forwards, sideways. she also the front-runner. and when you're the front-runner, you have a big target on your back. bernie sanders said he won't go after her personally but he'll contrast with her on the issue. but when it comes to lincoln chafee and jim webb and martin o'malley, they need to break out of their 1%. the best way, in my opinion, if i were advising martin o'malley, to go after hillary clinton with all these got. that's the way he'll make noise. hillary clinton has to be prepared for that. she needs to answer all those attacks but without apparent condescending. >> thanks so much for being with us. again, that debate, we'll see how hillary clinton does on

edward snowden? >> well, was one of the few bright spots for lincoln chafee in the debate in terms of making some coherent sense. martino'malley is somebody who used to be governor of maryland where the nsa, where the huge complexes, near the airport. a lot of vendor corporations are making billions of dollars in profits off of exportation of fear from 9/11, sucking dry the trough of taxpayer money to the nsa. and under o'malley, as under other governors, the nsa is basically running the state. his preposterous claims in the debate are pretty much par for the course for high a maryland officials. killer clinton gave hypocrisy a bad name -- hillary clinton gave hypocrisy a bad name. was she said had no intersection with reality. we have talked about how the case of jeffrey sterling, but in many other is its is such as the nsa whistleblower thomas drake him another brave whistleblower, going through channels actually marked them for persecution and prosecution and the idea that hillary clinton was floating that somehow there are channels for whistleblowers to go through in the so-called national security arena as whistle

his son lyn was a freedom rider duringjoined lyn edwards the mississippi summer he visited dr. martin luther king when dr. king was imprisoned in the birmingham, alabama, jail. and don edwards spoke out against athat are thide while visiting south -- apartheid while visiting south africa. congressman don edwards had a long, full lil -- fulfilling life. part of that was his marriage to edie until her death in april of 2011. she and he were very involved in a group that no longer is active in the house called members of congress for peace through law. because they were people who believed that we could have a peaceful world and the root to -- and the route to peace was the rule of law. congressman edwards is survived by four sons, lyn edwards, samuel, bruce, and thomas, as well as four grandchildren and five great grandchildren. he died peacefully and with a great deal of grace according to his son, and i quote, he died as e lived, an elegant man. he leaves a legacy of supporting civil rights, advocating for those less fortunate in our society, and as being a strong defender of our cons

martin. good day to you. tell me what this story is from abu dhabi? they will look at their state holdings. we expect some developments. -- some developments. -- divestments. matthew: edwardreated a lot of these companies when there is a lot of money being thrown off from the oil -- abu dhabi created a lot of these companies then. there is pressure to create wealth for the rainy day times for when oil prices are falling. we are seeing the oil prices have fallen, and so awful dobby is looking at where that they can transfer some of these assets into cash. manus: when we talk about assets, everybody knows what qa tar holds. of british companies and buildings. talk about abu dhabi. i know the investment authority. , that think of abu dhabi is what i think of. talk about these kind of investments we could see release value for them. matthew: a whole host. their identities -- which have set up a joint venture with g.e. intended to: best into the middle east -- intended to coinvest and create jobs. now this is being downsized quite significantly now that g.e. is exiting a lot of the financing business. there is a loss of -- also a lot of investments done in the energy and petro