stays new hampshire.we are such an extraordinary place. we are safe. we are coming in, a wonderful place, beautiful nature and beautiful resources. and we have this all hands on deck spirit what anybody is willing to work can have the opportunity to succeed and move forward. and i, more than anything, just want to make sure that i leave the state better than i found it, and that we are and that we'll replace and that we are a place where we innovate at all levels, showing that when people of good will and great talent come together and brainstorm together in one to solve problems, we make progress and we will leave the -- lead the country economically and in terms of quality of life. >> i'm not even sworn in yet, but my goal, my goal is to work with everyone here and to work across the aisle and to bring commonsense new hampshire values to washington. it includes listening. it includes hearing about people's lives, and also at the end of the day equal opportunity for everyone, and equality, justice and al

new hampshire should be and can be an economic leader. we already are a place with low taxes, low unemployment and stronger than average economy. we want to make it even stronger. >> sam bennett, with the female governor and four female senators in congress women, what can new hampshire do that other states can't do? what kind of power does it give to the women of the state? >> this is a story we're particularly proud of, women's campaign fund, we were her first national endorsement we grabbed the rest of the nation kicking and screaming to endorse her. she would have been terrific to make an amazing governor. one might ask why is new hampshire the state that has this all woman delegation? there are research that shows perfectly the story that women run for office because they want to change the world. men run for office because they see pathway to power. new hampshire has the lowest compensated state legislature in the country. my state, pennsylvania, ranked 47th in the country among all women in elected office. highest paid state legisl

i know that together we can build a stronger, more innovative new hampshire, a new hampshire where allf our citizens are suited in our shared success and prosperity. [applause] to our very core, we value freedom, independence, hard work , fiscal responsibility, family and community. we live these values and our personal lives and in our work places and every citizen, regardless of circumstance, should have the opportunity to lift them, to. to hold a good job, work hard, raise a family and share in the high quality of life we enjoy in new hampshire. when they do, they become empowered and our state grows stronger. [applause] our ability to accomplish this goal lies and our willingness to innovate, not only to develop innovative new products and services, but to innovate in other areas as well. any operation of our traditional industry, and the way we educate our citizens, and the way we deliver government's essential services and in providing the tools to support growing businesses and create good middle-class jobs. [applause] new hampshire as many distinctions we can be proud of. we ha

i know that together we can build a stronger, more innovative new hampshire, a new hampshire were all of our citizens are included in our shared six has been prosperity. [applause] to our very core, we value freedom, independence, hard work, fiscal responsibility, family and community. we live these values in our personal lives and in our workplace is in every city sin, of circus and should have the opportunity to live them, to, to what a good job, work hard, raised a family and share in the high quality of life we enjoy in new hampshire. when they do, they become empowered and our state grows stronger. [applause] our ability to accomplish this goal lies in our willingness to innovate, not only to develop innovative new products and services, but to innovate in other areas as well. in the operation of our traditional industries, in the way we educate our citizens, and the way we deliver government's essential services and in providing the tools that support growing businesses and create good middle-class jobs. [applause] new hampshire has many distinctions we can be proud of. we have

just go around the table. >> well, certainly, making sure that new hampshire stays new hampshire.such an extraordinary place. we are safe. we are, you know, a wonderful place of beautiful nature, beautiful resources, and we have this all hands-on deck spirit where anybody who is willing to work can have the opportunity to succeed and move forward, and i, more than anything, just want to make sure that i leave this state belter than i found it, and that we're a place where we innovate at all levels, showing that when people of good will and great talent come together and brainstorm together and want to solve problems, we make progress, and we'll leave the country economically and in terms of quality of life. >> a wonderful hope. >> i can't focus on the legacy, but -- [laughter] certainly, the goal, the goal is to work with everyone here and to work across the aisle and to bring common sense new hampshire values to washington. it includes listening. it includes hearing about people's lives, and then, ultimately, at the end of the day, equal opportunity for everyone, and justice, equ

it's new hampshire's congressional delegation and the governor. what's unusual?as you can see, all of them are women. we wanted to know more, so we >>> in new hampshire, girl power is not just afraid. >> it's a fact. it starts at the top with democratic maggie ha p pen, the state's third female governor. then there are the state's two senator, democratic gene shaheen, the former governor and republican kelly ayott, the state's former attorney general. both of the state's new representatives are women, too. >> congress women. what's in the water in new hampshire? >> i think it's really what's on the ballot. we were laughing, senator shaheen said that new hampshire, we don't have binders full, we have ballots full of women. >> democrats say it's partly because new hampshire has such a art state legislature, 400 members, giving women plenty of opportunity to enter politics and then to help each other move up. >> senator shaheen has said that my mother who served for 25 years in the legislature was a great mentor for her. and then senator shaheen has been a great men

new hampshire has become the first pink state.mpshire has the first only all female delegation. two in the senate, two in the house, and a female governor. joining me now is new hampshire governor maggie hassen. it's great to have you on with me today. as we talk about this, four women in congress, you as the governor, not to mention a female statehouse speaker and a state chief justice. explain to all of us what's in the water in there in the granite state that's getting so many women clekd elected. >> well, first of all, thanks for having me on today, thomas. it's great to be with you. i think it's a mix of things in new hampshire. we are a very inclusive and welcoming place because we are also what i like to call an all hands on deck kind of state. we value volunteerism and citizen participation, and we're a small rural cold place where a lot of granite so if you are willing to work hard, we're willing to take you, and so we have a long history of people working together regardless of gender and we also have a very large stateh

so we'd like to -- and also specifically, hampshire street and peralta street, draining into hampshire street, is a significant drain area. it's not obvious from here, but this is the retaining wall, the hill goes down to the north quite steeply and there's very important hydrological considerations. rochelle, who is going after me, has another photograph that shows how the water might flow as it hits the curb cut and we're quite concerned that the water might go into the sidewalk and subsequently into my house. that's all i have to say for now. basically, we're just seeking a continuation at this point. >> thank you. next speaker. >> good afternoon, thank you for your time today, my name is rochelle kimbell, i live at 51 peralta avenue. i also request a continuance. we appeared before dpw on june 6 and we were told there would be a verdict two weeks later. we have been waiting since and we being a dozen people showed up for the first hearing, 10 people showed up for the second, none of us were notified with the exception of mr. bob bessa who last week received a phone call from superv

, the senator from new hampshire, as well as both democratic congresswomen from new hampshire.are 50 states in this beautiful union. he picked iowa and new hampshire. that will raise eyebrows. you know that as well as i do. you are someone who is in politics. should we be thinking, seriously, that your father wants the job that president obama has, when president obama's term is up? >> well, you and i have talked about this before. my dad focuses on one thing. and that's being the best vice president he can be to barack obama, do exactly what he did in the last four years, for the next four years. and in a couple years, i think he's going to take a hard look at it. i hope he does. but that's not what his focus is right now. as to iowa, that same night we went to florida and thanked the people in florida. what my dad went to iowa was, what a great choice they made in 2008 in choosing barack obama. >> but you would acknowledge that the vice president of the united states, who has run for president twice before, who is publicly on the record as saying, well, this may not be the la

it has a huge impact on new hampshire. and the problem for fishermen in my state is now one of survival. they have already seen their incomes decrease significantly in recent years. they depend on cod more than fishermen from any other state in new england and cod accounts for more than 90% of the revenues of the fishing industry in new hampshire. this is because our fishermen use small day boats, they fish close to shore. most don't have the boats or equipment to catch other deep sea species to compensate for the lack of cod. our fishing businesses are sma small. they're mostly owned by families who've been fishing for generations. and for 400 years we've been fishing in new hampshire. generations of fishermen in new hampshire have continued this proud tradition. and yet under what's happening with the fishing regulations, we're going to lose this industry. our coastline is short in new hampshire. it's only 18 miles. but it's still a crucial driver of the economy, the fishing industry. it generates $106 million in economi

i also spent some quality time working with the new hampshire county sheriff's department.ever worked with a small town sheriff before and the reach they have in an area like new hampshire which is very rural and your drive time to get to a crime and to have backup. generally when i interview law enforcement, most real detechives, police officers will tell you they don't draw their weapons onhe job. that's something us suspense novelists do. i go to talk to new hampshire county sheriff department and first time on the job, four times a year because they're alone and often in rural situations. it was the wild west of policing. but, again, in this day in age and i love learning about these experiences and bringing them to the reader. >> if you look, though, at the "new york times" best seller list it's nearly half mystery novels. what do you think about this genre that people love so much. you get into a book like this and you can't put it down. is there something more? >> i think one of the best things about thrillers is the vicarious thrill. we're all drawn to the puzzle of

you compare the state of vermont with the state of new hampshire. new hampshire has no sales tax or personal income tax and does better over time than the neighboring state of vermont that is a so-called progressive state. on a national level change the constitution or we will end up with a income and a consumption tax. >> unfortunately the constitution was changed in order to bring in the income tax. >> you have to change or we would get the both. >> you are against the idea of bobby gindale. >> i don't like sales tax. we saw the experiment in europe with that. they are onerous often than income tax . they are sneaky, too. it is vast and they are put in every element of sales and you don't know what the true tax rate and the cost. gin dale's program is to replace one source of government to do with another. it doesn't reduce what john and i would like to reduce the flow of money to the government. >> milton freeman didn't like national sales tax because it is too easy for governments to raise money and yet you are in favor of this idea why? >> i am

earlier, overnight construction near new hampshire avenue, that has now been picked up. at liberte road, near maryland that will be closed due to a crash. but the good virginia where they had overnight construction. that is nice and quiet now. scott and cynne, back to you. >> this is such a great story. a super surprise for fairfax county teen who is battling brain cancer. >> abc 7 was there when he announced that he was going to next month's super bowl in new orleans. >> at -- the domino's toppings were the same, but there's something slightly different at this restaurant. it was the shirts they were wearing, dedicated to number 58. >> a very special young man. >> jordan trunfio is not just a number. >> it britt to heart when you see how hard he wants to succeed. >> a senior at school he got his injured playing football. there were several tumors in his brain, affecting the rest of his body. >> they all know i'm fighting this cancer and an ever going to give up. >> peabody was here for another medical fund-raiser. >> i never want to quit because that is all you get. >>

flooding has shut down new hampshire avenue in howard county. york road is closed near beaver run because of flooding. we could see some localized flooding on the smaller roads. we have some debris westbound 50 on the bay bridge. 65 on 95 in the northeast corner. things are moving just fine on 95 at white marsh. this is the outer loop coming towards us. that is the latest on traffic pulse 11. >> there is breaking news this morning in west baltimore. >> a deadly fire in west baltimore. we have a news crew on the scene. the anne arundel council gathered to remove john leopold from office. he was convicted on two counts of misconduct in office. he is currently suspended from his position. there was a super majority vote yesterday. the county attorney says removing him so soon may be illegal. the pain centers on the word "conviction." >> they have no authority to remove any official until the crime -- until the conviction is final. maryland law is clear that a conviction becomes a matter of record at the time of sentencing. >> the judge is expected

. >> open roads now around the beltway, no problems in silver spring, passing new hampshire avenue, and landover, new carrollton 270 looking great past middlebrook road. no problems in gaithersburg. 270 new shady grove road plant and on 355 at shady grove road

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>> new hampshire. a small town 35 minutes north of boston. >> have you ever told him how much he impacted you? >> after the book came out, i got my first publication copy. i wrote the introduction. i sent him a copy of the book. a little thank you note. i sent it through amazon. i got an e-mail from him saying, it was really touching. i did not have his contact information. his students rode me. -- wrote to me. i have his e-mail -- i knew he was still working at the high school. he said something like, he was so touched by the fact i think him for this that he was considering retiring but now he thinks he might stay on for a couple more years. >> what is the high school? >> in new hampshire. >> what was your family life like? >> my parents live in arizona. i went to graduate school in tucson. they came to visit me. they liked it so much, they moved out there and sold their house in new hampshire. >> what did they do in new hampshire? >> they were both working in a semiconductor manufacturing company th

add in the wind and it was as low as minus 60 degrees in mount washington, new hampshire. new york city, the windchill, making it feel like a balm i 6 degrees, not just the freezing tnchs parts of pennsylvania and western new york, socked with upwards of two feet of snow, snow squalls and thunder-snow as they are calling it, wreaking havoc throughout the midwest. >> this is some of the worst viseen. >> it's been quite a day. >> driving was more of a problem than anything else. >> kind of slippery. >> neil: getting more so. middleton, ohio, pockets of heavy snow blamed for a massive

washington, new hampshire, in the last 24 hours.emperature, the coldest spot of course international falls, the ice box, minus 33. 4 in boston, 15 in new york. susan, you're warming up just a little bit there, 14 degrees in columbus. when you add in the wind, of course we're still going to see windchill values well below zero. now, for today we do have that windchill advisory in place for parts of the upper midwest, for minnesota as well as even parts of nebraska. minus 25 to 35, that's going to last through this morning. and then as we go across parts of new england, the same thing. bitterly cold there. it's going to feel like minus 40 to minus 50. here's your forecast. temperatures are going to be running 10 degrees below average. syracuse should be at 31, today a high of 12. for washington, d.c., 31. you're dealing with a little light snow there as well. as we look across the midwest, temperatures still running 10 to 20 degrees below average. for minneapolis, 24 and they typically should see a high of 11. a lot of people have bee

the stabbing happened last nights at a hampton inn in littleton, new hampshire. this is near the vermont border. when police arrived, they found 70-year-old katherine houghton in the lobby. she had been stabbed multiple times. at the scene officers arrested another hotel guest, a 37-year-old man charged with second-degree murder. you see him here. detectives do not believe the two knew each other. houghton, who went by the name kitty, had traveled to new hampshire for meetings. she was a trustee at a small private school. >> from her work in the peace corps to our countless hours of volunteer service, she touched many through her words, her actions and her deeds. >> a motive for the crime is not yet known. >>> a frightening start to the day in the east bay after a gunman shot and killed a man at a gas station in front of several people, and then that gunman escaped. shooting unfolded just after 9:00 this morning south of highway 4. at one point, a man claiming to be the victim's father confronted police, demanding information, saying his son was just 20 years old

joining me now is new hampshire senator jeanne shaheen. thank you very much. love the manchester background. thanks for being with us. first of all, what is the significance, do you think, of the fact that the president's top four cabinet picks now today, jack lew as well, are all white men, and there is a notable lack of diversity among the top cabinet members? do you think this is a problem? >>. >> it's disappointing. i would hope the president would follow new hampshire's lead. he still has an opportunity. he has some openings. he has places where he could appoint women, and i hope he'll take a look and do that. >> i know having covered bill clinton back in 1992 during the transition when he rejected women's groups and said that he doesn't believe in quotas and the bean counters who were criticizing him for not having enough women in the cabinet at that point. he eventually did, of course. >> what is the common ground that changes the conversation when women are at the table? >> well, we have different life experiences. they're not better or worse than men'

new hampshire kept vermont politicians from going crazy.ce of arizona and nevada teacher the california legislator from going crazy. they still do despite so many people moving. but it is good we have places like texas. smaller government

. >> we have a shocking story coming out of new hampshire tonight about a beloved novato woman stabbedto death in a random attack in a hotel. police arrested a suspect today in the killing last night of 70-year-old doctor. she has a pilot's license, volunteered services to fly sick people who needed care. abc 7 news is gining us where she kept her plane. >> yes. hi. well, everybody called her kitty, used her plane to help others. she spoke several languages and later attended stanford, it's just a bizarre case, her life ended last night in a small town in new hampshire. this is a photo of catherine post on the white mountain school web si. she was a board trusty and attending a meeting there. police say the 70-year-old was stabbed by a stranger in the lobby of her hotel and arrested and police are calling it a random attack. >> people in novato say she was a remarkable woman who once served in the peace corps. kind person. loved traveling. loved to fly. i remember that. i'm shocked. i can't think. >> bob patterson worked as the petaluma municipal airport. he showed us her plane. >> ang

actually republicans and democrats together in the state of new hampshire have repeatedly voted to end the death penalty in that state and republican governors a veto the legislation is passed one thousand senate at least once that i know of i used to live in new hampshire i lived there for about five years back and eighty's . which was not when that happened but now they've got a new governor maggie hassen and she opposes the death penalty so they may be knockin this thing down washington post reports the governor martin o'malley in maryland is close to getting enough support to knock that down in his state. of the whip counts he's got probably enough votes so it looks like the nation is moving away from the iranian saudi arabian solution and toward the every other civilized country in the world solution to to murder which is life in prison without bail judd's parole parole you know. i spent twenty four years practicing law eleven of it as a prosecutor the rest as a criminal defense lawyer i've tried murder cases the problem with l.-wop life without parole is there are some people who

woodley away at that new hampshire lead. -- whittling away at that new hampshire's lead. and coming up with the offense. and snapping an eight game >> 51 tomorrow. 50 cent friday. showers around 60 saturday and sunday. a couple more scattered showers. a few scattered showers into the middle of next week. >> you should take a space here. >> announcer: it's "the tonight show with jay leno," featuring rickey minor and "the tonight show" band. tonight, jay welcomes -- amazing animals with dave salmoni. carson daly. the music of big bad voodoo daddy. and "america's best american." and now, jay leno! [ cheers and applause ] captions paid for by nbc-universal television

in the state of new hampshire, live free or die. they do not have app income. 75% to 11%, even to reduce the deficit, do not cut social security benefits. now, progressives, like myself, asking for a purity on the 75% portion of that issue is completely different from those on the right that are standing up to the 11% popular issue. his version of fair is essentially proposalling a 50/50 compromise or 60/40 compromise on the other side saying the votes. if 75% of the people are on the side, he should hot give a 50/50 deal to the republicans. >> host: too late, dick durbin, second in charge of the democrats, said look at deductions and loopholes, but say anything about going back to individual tax rates. >> guest: because we left hundreds of billions of dollars on the table in that round, the bar is higher for democrats this round, and that's numerous answers to make sure we preserve social security, medicaid, and medicare benefits. there's hundreds of billions of dollars in corporate tax loopholes, they can get away with murder, and

gold mine road at chandley mill west of new hampshire avenue. be aware there are road closures and flooding problems scattered around the metropolitan area this morning. i'll be back with more at 5:01. back to you, mike. >> the story just gave me the chills when i read it the first time. the sandy hook elementary school chorus is going to be featured in super bowl xlvii in new orleans. a group of 26 children from the same school where those first graders were killed as adults on december 14 in newtown, connecticut, again they'll be performing at the super bowl. the chorus will sing "america the beautiful" before the game. the performance is part of cbs' pre-game show and it will be brft right here -- broadcast right here on wusa9. >>> all week long we've been helping you get ready for the super bowl including showing some of the all-time greatest super bowl commercials. today's debut during the super bowl 30 in 1996. ♪ your cheating heart ♪ will make you weak ♪ you'll cry and cry ♪ and try to sleep ♪ but sleep won't come ♪ your cheating heart ♪

new hampshire is the first state in history to send an all female delegation to washington. >>> almost one year ago, senator mark kirk suffered a stroke and had to learn to walk again. he will walk up the steps of the capitol to the senate door. >>> and on this day in 1938, president franklin d. roosevelt established the march of dimes campaign to fight polio, the crippling disease he was inflicted with. >> all day long you can stay on top of those stories and the best political annualnist on msnbc. and tonight, be sure to watch "nbc nightly news" with brian williams. and here's what's coming up later on the "today" show. the very latest on secretary of state hillary clinton recovery now that she's been released from the hospital. >>> and al roker opens up about his struggle over weight loss and what he says is the biggest challenge for keeping those pounds off. now keep it on this channel for continuing local news, weather, sports and more. i'm mara schiavocampo. thanks for watching "early today," just your first stop of the day today on your nbc station. have a good one.

new hampshire was, "live free or die."truly free, and he was prepared to fight for that freedom. we shared a moderate republican philosophy. i always try to approach issues wearing a velvet glove. warren wore brass knuckles. in fact, we gave him the nickname "sledgehammer." it is a blunt instrument that hurts you when it hits. he was the sledgehammer in all of our hearings. the one thing we talked about this afternoon is his honor, honesty, and his humor. not a word about his humility. that will be a very short subject for me to discuss today. [laughter] he did not believe the meek shall inherit the earth. he loves combat in every way. there's always a sense of combat in warren. he fought for a principal and separation of church and state and he thought for a friend, justice souter, howard baker, bob dole, and certainly john mccain. last night i spent hours re- reading warren's memoir "combat." i found out he was a great judge of character. on senator mitchell, he said, "george could utter the most partisan statements and

and drinking new hampshire water.f things which make a lot of sense this morning. >> i always have, judd. you've just been drinking too much new hampshire maple syrup which we know is really secretly motor oil. >> oh. >> at least it doesn't come from quebec. >> oh. >> and it was stolen out of a warehouse. >> listen, the point is that this is all about health care. i mean the only way you're going to get the deficits under control is to address the issue of health care. you can have all -- you know, i don't support the tax proposals but i do support your point, that this is a health care debate. and we're really not having a very good health care debate right now. because unless you change the way we reimburse health care, and there's a lot of great work being done up at dartmouth by both vermont and new hampshire both, on this issue of getting reimbursed and tied to value and outcomes versus repetition and utilization, you're not going to fix this. so i was interested in your saying doctor payment is the way to -- pat

. >>> mount washington in new hampshire is the highest peek in the northeast and is billed as the home of the world's worst weather. meteorologists tried to prove it at the mountain's owe observatory. these photographs show hot water being thrown in the air and it evaporating. they had a temperature of minus 35. these come to us from mount washington new hampshire. >>> temperatures are frigid in the nation's capital. look at what the cold weather did to the outdoor fountain this is the smithsonian national museum of the indian water fall. it looks like a crystal display but for us this is something we have to keep in mind because it could be dangerous for our pipes and plumbing. >> absolutely. >> you are right. that's why we are talking about keeping a little drip on. so they don't bust. now let's talk about what's going on in terms of the cold weather. this morning, it's still sticking around. it has a grip on us and won't let go. but i have good news in the seven-day forecast. we go into the up direction. but for this morning, we are still very frigid and glen rock coming in at 14 de

if you're traveling 650, new hampshire boulevard northbound, you'll see your center lane blocked by the roadwork there. heading up to i-270, this is your commute this had morning. very, very clear as far as light volume. not seeing any accidents or construction. this time passing clarksburg, going through germantown and gaithersburg, clear. rockville, as you connect to the beltway, no issues to report this morning. a nice clear trip around the beltway between i-270 and i-95 in both directions. eun? >>> melissa mollet has breaking news. >> the search is on for a fighter jet missing off the coast of italy. here's what we know. the plane took off for a training mission last night. only the pilot was on board when the plane lost contact after sending a distress signal over the aid rat i can sea. they're searching the waters. initial word is that it was not carrying weapons. at the live desk, melissa mollet, news 4. >>> more breaking news right now. a deadly plane crash overseas. at least 22 people are dead in a plane crash from kazakhstan. it happened near the biggest city. few other detail

. >>> and the state of new hampshire turns pink today. one woman is sworn in as governor while other women become the state's two representatives in congress and two more take the oath as senators. new hampshire is the first state in the nation's history to sign in all female delegation to washington. and that's your morning dish of "scrambled politics." >>> and now for a look at the national weather, we turn to nbc meteorologist bill karins with the weather channel forecast. happy new year. >> happy new year. a little chilly. >> it's january. >> this is a tough time though. after christmas and the holidays are over, okay, spring break started. good morning, everyone. as far as wet weather goes, we shifted it down into louisiana, a little bit there in mississippi. mostly southern alabama and even into georgia. to the southeast, it's a little gloomy and cloudy. beyond that, it's a very quiet weather map once again. the jet stream just doing a big loop here. going all the way up here and then dipping down. that's why all the cold air is on

new hampshire has and all women delegation led by a great democratic woman. be there to hold republicans accountable when they threaten our rights. we will be there to stand with our candidates when karl rove goes on the attack. we will be there in the final moments when mobilizing women voters makes all of the difference. the only thing that will change is that we want more members joining our cause, up more pro- choice women coming up through the pipeline. more emily's list candidates running up and down the ballot. most of all, more nights like the ones we had on november 6. leadinglist has been this fight for 28 years. we have seen so many milestones. we have stood by so many amazing women. we stepped in to help women take the next step. it started with barbara mikulski and has not stopped since. barbara boxer, kay hagan, elizabeth warren, tammy baldwin, and the numbers keep going. we have seen so many incredible women in this room today. all of those victories have less us to this moment. we are ready to take the next step. we are ready to be the springb

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entire congressional delegation in new hampshire consists of women.the new congress is very diverse and i hope that that signals some change. but i think even with the diversity again that the democrats, and we mainly, when you talk about the diversity, that is within the democratic contest. i believe the new democrats that are here, that we want to do what's right for the country. we're proud of our diversity but we all love our country and we want to get things back ontrack. >> congressman marc veasey, a pleasure to speak with you this morning. thank you. >> thank you, randi. >>> next hour at 8:15 we'll go to the other side of the aisle and talk to the republican congressional freshman for his take on inheriting last year's congressional leftovers. >>> this is a dramatic story of survival. look at this. two teenagers in arizona trapped on a frozen lake. all they had to hang on to is that tree. you're watching cnn saturday morning. the capital one cash rewards card gives you 1% cash back on all purchases, plus a 50% annual bonus. and everyone but her

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i was in new hampshire with all the good members of the pack. joe did his speech at the university of rochester, and then as is his wont, he took questions for several hours. when he got back to his motel room, all of a sudden -- bang! -- he got hit like a brick hit him in the head. he was dizzy, he was nauseated, he could barely see, he didn't know what was happening to him. he thought it could have been a heart attack, but he didn't know what it was. he just knew that he could barely move. he didn't seem to have any will to do anything. he lay down on the bed. he just thought if he could get home he might be all right. he lay there awake in terrible pain all night and finally dragged himself to the plane the next day, got back to wilmington, and they literally had to carry him up his stairs in his house in wilmington. his brother called, fortunately -- jimmy biden, who's a guy who's got a nose for trouble and a nose for his brother's need, and said, "look, no more schedule, no more anything, put him in the hospital right now today." that very