let's be clear about what he is saying and what that means, he is talking down our democracy and i, foron somebody, the nominee of one of the two major parties would take that position. >> and she also talked about the campaign late last night. >> what he said tonight is part of his whole effort to blame somebody else for his campaign and for where he stands in this election, as i said, whenever he is losing, he says the system, whatever the system is, whether about trump university or losing the iowa caucus or losing emmys for goodness sakes, he says it's rigged against him. >> here is what trump's running mate, mike pence, had to say about the same moment? >> the reality of voting fraud, i think he as a presidential candidate said tonight that given those two factors, that he will take a wait and see official backing trump skepticism as lawmakers, both democrats and republicans pushed back against him and even the chairman, reince priebus, not backing trump's words. >> and they watched as the candidates squared off on policy they took shots at each other. clinton compared her record to

. >> there is good news foron only endorsement from a major newspaper, "the las vegas review-journal" said trump does not represent the danger his critics claim. which is not exactly a ringing endorsement. that's like a restaurant review that says this place probably won't even give you food poisoning. >> i love it. i'm always in bed by like 9:00. >> this is the evenly time you get to see it. erin: now on "daybreak," an apparent of. how police were able to track down the man they say kidnapped his girlfriend. sean: a standoff prompted a tense situatin ended with one person dead. kevin: the wind picks up as this system pulls away. or changes for the weekend ahead. erin: deadly crash. an officer witnessed a crash in guilford involving a man who was on trial. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >> no one covers new hampshire like we do. now, wmur news 9 "daybreak." erin: good morning on this rainy friday morning. i'm erin fehlau. thanks for joining us.

that the highly respected for start general james cartwright may be sentenced to up to five years in foron with a massive fine lying on one occasion to the fbi . he said he did that for national security reasons. highly respected man. a four-star general, this took place two days ago. how musty feel? he feel? is theart of the rigging fact that hillary clinton is allowed to run, despite having broken so many laws on so many different occasions. why is she allowed to run? mainstream media , and a major part of this corruption. [applause] corrupt.: they are they lie and fabricate stories to make a candidate that is not their preferred choice look as and even dangerous as possible. at my rallies, they never show or talk about the massive crowd diminish alled to of our events. on the other hand, they do not show the small size of hillary's crowds, but in fact, talk about how many people are there. very small crowds, you know it, they know it, everybody knows it. two days, three highly respected national polls said we are in first place. [applause] mr. trump: one of those pllsters was the most a

none out there foron in the midnight hour. as for that next system, it is racing up towards the southern part of the great lakes. as early as about midday tomorrow, the seven sections could see a couple of showers. for tonight, mainly clear. through about 4:00 in the afternoon, the steadiest rain still off to the west and a lot of that lifting north as we go through thursday night. having said that, bands of showers will develop over southern new england and just offshore that will move in here tomorrow night and on and off into the day on friday. we could get some beneficial rain. anh guarantee that much just yet. a couple of afternoon showers tomorrow, much cooler than today. notice friday will be a bit warmer and also humid. occasional showers and downpours. not here, but the mountains in public safety. here from the congressional candidates plans. josh: the family of a teacher killed by a 14-year-old student i've seen what can happen as the result of hate. my son matt was murdered in laramie, wyoming, in 1998. he was befri

just forone liitle mistakee five lives are gone. >> troopers say the driver was speeding before the crash. there are go fund me pages set up for the find that n our free denver 7 app. >>> a new colorado poll shows clinton with a lead over the rest of the field. here's he numbers. clinton at 49%. republican rival trump at 38%. gary johnson t 7% nd green party candidate jill at 3%. trump held two colorado ralliese at pueblo and the other in loveland. we'll have more from that rally in loveland later. highlights on the free denver 7 app. there was a rally -- i spoke one-on-one with the sierra denver 7 and he tells us he's focused on fixing problems at home and not worrred about what happens overseas. >> politicians that can dot the i's and cross the t's on geographic locations and the names of foreign leaders, screw them if it means putting that many lives in not only jeopardy, but killing that many people. >> johnson tells his internal polls, he believes he's leading among millennial and he admits he's a long shot for the race for the white house. >>> our city is rolling out the red carpet

forone i feel the worse for all the politicians on the governors having to deal with the fact that the federal government has not secured the borders and not fixed the system. they deal with collateral issues. unfortunately, those issues are the ones that end up being talked about in the campaign. the only way to make them go away is to fix the system. why i say the system is broken is if you look at immigration, and there are several candidates find it this out on the issue is if you look at today passed a immigration system, 83% of all the legal immigrants come in because the family connections. half of those, direct family. the other half, distant family. we need to change our immigration system built on a system that brings in people that meets this country posterior economic needs -- meets this country." 's economic needs. until we address that basic problem on the immigration system, the priorities are put into the wrong place that causes priorities to be squeezed out. we are not going to fix the system and we cannot deal with the 12 million until we know that the system is fixed

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its requirements from the outset impossible foron mortals to fulfill without insisting the purposes asts set forth in the united states. announcer: a look at tim kaine mike pence ahead of the vice presidential debate. and anytime on c-span.org listen at 8:00 p.m. eastern on the c-span radio app. and with indiana governor mike running for vice president, three challengers are vying to become the next governor of that state. just a little bit, about 20 minutes, for a debate among the candidates, democrat greg, lieutenant governor libertarian rex bell. the we'll have live coverage c-span. until then, from "washington journal," the discussion on the millennials. on host: in boston, we're joined by volpe at the harvard institute of politics. e'll take a deep dive in views and campaign 2016 in this segment. volpe, maybe wea the d take time asking why most recent turnout among millennials has been lowered than most other age groups. question is, are they going to turn out in the same numbers in this election? hat do we know about potential turnout? guest: at this stage, we know that according

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voted forons of them bernie sanders.hey are not as warm toward hillary and they don't necessarily like trump. will they vote is a huge issue. surely vote, she will win. that is why she has been going to college campuses and her surrogates as well. hillary clinton is able to bring can connect with younger people. president obama is a terrific surrogate for her as well as his wife, michelle obama. but there is a big if for millennials. younger women, the idea that just elect hillary because she is a woman does not resonate. racial and ethnic diversity is a key part in their lives. race is still seen -- still seen as a acre area in life been gender -- race is still seen as a bigger area and life been gender. aimingt days are spent at college campuses in florida. host: is part of that effort getting them to vote early? guest: absolutely. before this, there was a big push to have been change the registration. one of the things we surveyed at usf, we surveyed a lot of election officials across the state and asked them, what ar

. >> i forone speak on all their bass .>> do you see yourself as speaking on behalf of a certain segment of the public and who are they and how do you deal with it when sometimes you find yourself not in agreement with them? >> while this has been a frustrating primary, no doubt about it as a conservative to this, i have always complimented conservative talk radio audiences as the smartest i know because they are so diversified, more than ever before, this republican party is about as deep a bench and is diversified in thought as it's ever been, maybe to its peril. is it ugly and are we watching other sausages be made, you bet. but to hughes point who is overseeing this, i don't know how it could have been, the wound was dating and all of a sudden we have what we have and i'm awfully proud to be part of this movement and ideology an audience or whatever. as the freedom of thought to not marginalize and i think it's going to help with that. maybe that's pollyanna. maybe you don't want to listen but i don't know, the idea of unifying lockstep behind the nominee, i don't agree with. >> i th

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forone i feel the worse for all the politicians on the governors having to deal with the fact that theeral government has not secured the borders and not fixed the system. they deal with collateral issues. unfortunately, those issues are the ones that end up being talked about in the campaign. the only way to make them go away is to fix the system. why i say the system is broken is if you look at immigration, and there are several candidates find it this out on the issue is if you look at today passed a immigration system, 83% of all the legal immigrants come in because the family connections. half of those, direct family. the other half, distant family. we need to change our immigration system built on a system that brings in people that meets this country posterior economic needs -- meets this country." 's economic needs. until we address that basic problem on the immigration system, the priorities are put into the wrong place that causes priorities to be squeezed out. we are not going to fix the system and we cannot deal with the 12 million until we know that the system is fixed. an