frank giunta and rich ashooh are neck in neck. giunta has 46% of the votes. ashooh has 45%. we will bring you more results of the new hampshire primary coming up in just a few minutes. erin: we've seen some beautiful sunrises this morning. kevin: the clouds continuing with the showers. the temperatures likely holding in the 60's. for central and southern areas, we'll start with sunshine. the chance of a couple of showers. the northern will be in the 60's with occasional showers today. erin: all right. we want to check the roads for you to see how things are moving out there at this picking up. this is a live look in hooksett. kevin: for a look at morning drive, we're joined live by deb davidson. good morning. deb: good morning, kevin and erin. right now 93 north and south is a good ride through the state. as you just notice we are beginning to see building volume as you make your way through hooksett and then again on the southbound side as you make your way down by exit 4. 293 is getting busy at exit six on the southbound side and through the lane shifts the everett turnpik

republicans frank giunta and rich ashooh are neck in neck. giunta has 36% and ashooh has 35%. more results coming up in a few minutes. erin: beautiful day yesterday. looks like we're in for nice weather today. kevin: at least to start. not everyone gets rain today. temperatures with a huge spread. a 30-degree difference. it may have a passing shower or storm later. erin: we want to check the road for us. this is how things are moving out there. sean: for a look at the morning drive, we're joined livey good morning. deb: good morning. we have road work. the exit two is closed at the time. you need to avoid that area if possible. also on the southbound side on the everett turnpike, the left lane is closed for some road work. 93 south moving well. in massachusetts, we're seeing some delays on 495 southbound. sean: back of the results of the new hampshire primary. there are two races that are still too close to call. one of them is the republican contest for governor. erin: colin van ostern was declared the winner taking 52% of the vote. in the republican race, chris sununu and fr

giunta will face the challenger, carl shae-porter in november. this will be the fourth time they face off for a seat in congress. sean: new on "daybreak," milton police are asking for your help car break-ins. the break-ins happened in the area of milton elementary school. they want to talk to the person seen here in the net toes. anybody who recognized him is asked to call the milton police department. erin: new this morning, a child had to be rescued after falling into assiege hole at a school in keene. the incident happened yesterday afternoon at fuller elementary school. when firefighters arrived, they say that the boy had his leg stuck in a hole up to his waist. him out in a matter of minutes. school staff says there was a small hole in the playground area marked with a cone. it opened up when the boy ran by it. sean: jury election is underway in the resentencing trial of gary sampson. sampson was sentenced to death after being found guilty of killing two massachusetts men in 2001. eight years later the federal judge overturned the sentence b

sean: frank giunta and rich ashu are vying for votes. both made stops. ashu was an executive at b.a.e. systems for more than 20 years. he likes his chances. frank giunta is hoping his constituents will elect him to a third term in the first congressional seat, a seat he's held on and off. >> i have traveled around the district over the summer and talked to as many people as we can. we've had a strategic campaign. we feel very confident and we feel great about the response that we're erin: representative jack flanagan has served as a selectman, school board member, and finance committee member. jim lawrence currently owns a consulting firm in nashua. he served three terms in the new hampshire house and lives in hudson. sean: in the u.s. senate race, kelly ayotte is being by jim rubens. ayotte is continuing to focus on doing the job rather than just keeping the job. her competitor, jim rubens, was a state senator in the is 1990's. she's no stranger to the race. two years ago he lost the republican ticket to scott brown. before you head to the polls, find a

giunta will face carol shae-shorter -- shay porter in november. this will be the fourth time they face off. sean: milton is asking for your help in identifying a person of interest. the break ins happened in the area of milton officers want to talk to the person seen here in the photos. anyone who recognized him is asked to contact the milton police department. >> also new this morning, a child had to be rescued after falling into a sinkhole at a school in keene. the incident happened yesterday afternoon at fuller elementary school. when firefighters arrived, they say that the boy had his legs stuck in the hole up to his waste. they were able to hoist him out in a matter of minutes. school staff says there was a small hole in the playground area th it opened up when the boy ran by it. sean: jury selection is underway in the resentencing trial of killer gary sampson. sampson was sentenced to death after being guilty of killing two massachusetts men in 2001. eight years later, a federal judge overturned the sentence because a jury lied ant her backg

frank giunta is hoping his constituents to elect him to a third term. a seat he's held on off. sean: they are hoping to face off against annie kuster in november. jack flanagan has been a school board member. jim lawrence owns a consulting firm in nashua. he served three terms and lives in hudson. in the u.s. senate race, kelly ayotte is being challenged by jim rubens. they are hoping to continue representing the granite state. she's staying focused on doing the job, rather than just keeping the job. her competitor was a state senate back in the 1990's. he's no stranger to the race. two years ago he lost the republican polls, you can find all sorts of primary information in the politics section of wmur.com. you can watch the granite state debates and compare the candidates yourself. we have broken things down race by race. tonight we will bring you live updates starting at 8:00 on the primary results until the races are decided. erin: a teen is recovering after being hit by a train in rochester. police say the girl was crossing the tracks yesterday afternoon when a new hampshir

room visit got to be late summer 2007 and then agenda decision was made that you are having, edit giuntae point where you are having difficulty being effective at the doj injury signed in to talk in the book some about the shock of the facility after being involved in all these years and in a few years afterwards that those are sort of in some ways difficult ones for you because i think use of the phrase one point greater active given some of the decisions you have to make. would like to talk us through that for a few minutes? >> guest: that term came from headhunters. those were the terms that were used. it was a very tough time and it was, it was going from one or miles an hour to zero to be a cabinet secretary involved in all these issues and all of a sudden cannot be in the cabin and not be the attorney general of the united states. it was a tough time trying to find legal work meaningful legal work. it went to the old firm in houston and a decent the time wasn't right. i talked to several firms around the country about joining them, even as i talk about in the book, i have a harvard

i don't watch the way you talk giunta but a lovely everything is in the wonderful you are. it doesn't work that way. you after and. you even sent out for your campaign said that pictures of them in a certain garb, very famous pictures. i don't get it either. just last week your campaign manager said it was true. so when you try to act holier than thou, it really doesn't work. it really doesn't. as far as the lawsuit, yes, when i was for young i went to my father's company, had a realistic am in brooklyn and queens. and we along with many other companies throughout the country, a federal lawsuit, we were sued. we were -- we settled the suit with a zero, with no admission of guilt. it was easy to do. i notice you bring that up a lot. i also noticed that very nasty commercials you join in so many different ways which i don't do and you. maybe i'm trying to save the money.ch but, frankly, i look, i look at that and i said isn't that amazing? because i settled the lawsuit with no admission of guilt. but that was a lawsuit brought against many real estate firms, and it's just one

my name is thomas burr giunta washington correspondent for "the salt lake tribune" and the 109th president of the national press club. our guest today is senator chris murphy of connecticut. i would like to welcome our public radio and c-span audiences and i would like her leg you can follow the action on twitter using the hashtag npc live. now it's time to introduce a head table guests. i'd ask each of you to stand briefly as your name is announced. please hold your applause until he finished introducing the entire table. from your right, tammy, freelance reporter and former press club president. john welch, senior account supervisor. and editor at "the associated press." mary, director of federal affairs and partnerships for the americans for responsible solutions. dan friedman of the hearst newspapers washington bureau. clay summers, a fellow and survived engagement leader for every town new hampshire. market shut, senior reporter at investment news. skipping over the speaker for just a moment. jonathan, washington correspondent, a former press club president and speakers committee memb