trying to attract libertarians to the state of new hampshire. a mass migration movement so what we're trying to do and we've been around and are success stories are highly of the state but what we did is in 2001, this gentleman was a yale student at the time wrote asa and he was like what would happen if we put all libertarians in one geographic area. the problem is there are a lot of people who actually believe in freedom and the principles of freedom but there scattered all over america or all over the world. so he had this notion if you sort of concentrated together in one, you'd be able to make absolute differences and achieve liberty in our lifetime. so i read a bio back in 2003. i started going to new hampshire to check out the scene and in 2005 when i finished my mfa at city college i decided my husband and i were like let's move to new hampshire and see what this is about so we moved out and the rest as they say is history which you can read about in my book. >> what the experience been like living in newhampshire as part of this project

>> the project itself just says come to new hampshire. one of the beautiful things about new hampshire is the perfect tiny little country and i would like tosee a speed at . we got nonsense, we got this city of auburn 20,000 people. there were these little towns everywhere, university towns. no one. it sounds. it runs the gamut so people who live according to its their flavor. the seacoast area is a little more expensive. that tends to attract more high-end families . manchester used to be an industrial city but it's very sensible. it's next to the airport and it's an hour from boston. people live in different areas. i personally bought the house five years ago in the west side of manchester. we have a community club in the area and we have hundreds of free stators that happen to live there but now more than 5000 free stators and they pretty much lives where they want. i've got friends are off the grid. there was a big ice storm the power was out across the state for up to 13 days. mine was out for 11 and i remember stopping at my friends

that's the kind of fun stuff we get up to to in the free staf new hampshire. but, of course, again the drug war is not a joke. this is something where we are taking peaceful people and we're incarcerating them. not only that, we are actually creating an entire society that has this downstream problem which destroys families. single-parent families. we know statistically don't do as well. these people have a hard time finding a job. this is for personal choices and personal nonviolent behavior. i would love to see america, we see from us date rights perspective that all the states have started to liberalize their laws in this direction. i think that's great. i'm a big proponent of states' rights of course. that's why we're in new hampshire, like it was a nice little, to the federal government, and help we'll see more of that. that was a great rally that was a very dramatic, very dramatic day. and to that poor college student who came to write the essay, i sincerely now deeply apologize. >> carla gericke, with regard to the free state project, do you all live in

>> the senior senator from new hampshire. >> is the sin the senatm call? >> it is not. >> thank you. madam president, i'm here on the floor today to speak in support of the infrastructure investment and jobs act which is the bipartisan legislation that is before the chamber. that will make historic investment in our nation's core infrastructure, and the police to follow my colleague and friend from utah, senator romney, who was one of those who i worked with to negotiate this package. this is historic legislation that provides $550 $550 bin new federal investments over the next five years to respond to the needs that are facing our country. this bill will rebuild crumbling roads and bridges and tunnels across the country. it will provide clean drinking water in american-owned and address harmful contaminants. it will increase connectivity in our communities tohe bring broadband to even the most world parts of our country. it will prioritize sustainable solutions to improve our infrastructure systems for future generations, and it will combat climate change

the presiding officer: the senior senator from new hampshire. senator shaheen ?reen is the senate in a -- mrs. shaheen: is the senate in a quorum call? the presiding officer: it is not. mrs. shaheen: i'm here to speak in support of the infrastructure and jobs act, which is the bipartisan legislation that's before the chamber. that will make historic investment in our nation's core infrastructure, and i'm pleased to follow my colleague and friend from utah, senator romney, who was one of those who i worked with to help negotiate this package. this is historic legislation that provides $550 billion in new federal investments over the next five years to respond to the needs that are facing our country. this bill will rebuild crumbling roads and bridges and tunnels across the country. it will provide clean drinking water in american homes and address harmful contaminants. it will increase connectivity in our communities to bring broadband to even the most rural parts of our country. it will prioritize sustainable solutions to improve our infrastructure systems for fu

this former soldier, ian cameron i from hampshire, the reason he was in prison— from hampshire, the reasone was selling alcohol in— prison was allegedly he was selling alcohol in kabul, which is banned. he gets _ alcohol in kabul, which is banned. he gets this very vigorous description of his escape, and he -ets description of his escape, and he gets on— description of his escape, and he gets on a — description of his escape, and he gets on a plane and manages to get out of— gets on a plane and manages to get out of there. it's very graphic. it says— out of there. it's very graphic. it says he — out of there. it's very graphic. it says he had _ out of there. it's very graphic. it says he had a desperate —— and his flip—flops before finding his way to a plane _ flip—flops before finding his way to a plane out. that's one individual who i'm — a plane out. that's one individual who i'm sure has a real very deep understanding of how dangerous things— understanding of how dangerous things are at the moment. it is an unusual— things are at the moment. it is an unusual thing for the sun to do to

it was in new hampshire.a important primary state and reagan needed to win new hampshire and he came into new hampshire highway hotel and filmed commercial for humphrey and i was in the lobby and accompanied by two aides and pareagan and i just sat there in the lobby, the two of us in complete awe of this man, he was completely friendly and cordial and we talked about college sports and what we liked and what we played and we talked about thee weather and utterly charming and utterly kind. i was this 21-year-old kid talking to the national leader of american conservatism at the time and republican nomination and he gave me nothing but kindness and generosity of spirit and those are memories that i carry with me for the rest of my life. >> you talked about you sat in hotel lobby and chatted with him and you also recount in last act the story of post presidency office and the phones weren't hooked up correctly. >> yeah, yeah. that was the story that was given to me by ryan who was president reagan's chief of st

and the reigning t20 blast champions — the notts outlaws — have been beaten by the hampshire hawks ing 44, but it proved enough. notts needed just three runs off the last over, but they were bowled out for 123 as hampshire head to finals day for the first time since 2017. and that's all the sport for now. hello there. we just had the hottest day of the month on wednesday. and it was western scotland the place to be. looks lovely in the sunshine and temperatures reached 27 celsius. now, it won't get as hot as that again through the rest of the month because we've got this weather front moving down toward the southwest of the uk. it's bringing in cloud, one or two spots of rain just for a while, and as that weather front moves through, so we introduce a cooler wind off the north sea. that's blowing in cooler air and this dropping the temperatures as well. we start with some fog, though, quite extensively across northern ireland in the morning. not so much fog in scotland. the fog will lift. the cloud that we start with in wales and the southwest will break up. sunshine for many western

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new hampshire the radisson hotel.as over there, bloomberg doing its thing. i was doing interviews. everyone was on their cell phones, and everybody was looking at the same thing. it was a strange thing called politico. lisa: yes. tom: i am like, what is politico. lisa: you're talking about the headline that axel springer will be buying politico. i think to myself where is he going with this? are we going to be talking about going to new hampshire. are we going to be talking about cell phone use? tom: what politico invented is linkage into how all of bloomberg look at the cell phone. absolutely stunning. lisa: the idea of the media and the role ahead. we will not be discussing that is much as markets ahead on the open. john hancock co. chief strategist emily rowland joining us to discuss it all. this is bloomberg. ritika: with the first word news, i'm ritika gupta. rising coronavirus cases are limiting what jerome powell can say about what is next for u.s. monetary policy. he speaks tomorrow at the jackson hole symposi

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researchers say this year they're expanding their expedition to new hampshire for the first time nott last week off cape cod, he's made his way past boston and he's hanging out off the coast now of the granite state. chris fischer is the chairman of osearch. chris, your working off the coast of new hampshire why has this been a relatively un-searched area >> well, you know, this is just the first time we've tracked sharks into this area for a number of years now and, you know, we're coming up here to see if these sharks have sight fidelity do they return to new hampshire every summer to the isles of scholes for their summer and fall feeding aggregations? we want to understand that so people of new hampshire know they can manage around it and manage their fisheries for that data. >> as part of the full health assessment you're looking at their teeth and gums what are you hoping to learn besides do they floss regularly? >> broke up a little bit on me as part of the research project we're looking at all of the bacteriants in their mouth so we can advise local hospitals over a shark inci

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she was taken captive along with her newborn daughter along the march from massachusetts to new hampshire where she while captive, the indigenous people who captured her older daughter was only 16 years old tree is she recalled that whilecaptive in new hampshire , hannah duston in a very grisly fashion returns the favor . she's taken captive not just with her infant daughter but also with a list of nurse her through her pregnancy and recover from the when they arrived in this island in new hampshire where they were stopping with the people who taken her captive, she hannah duston along with the other woman with her and samuel emerson who was a boy who had been captured separately, the three of them decide to rise up tonight and free themselves which is understandable but what they do next is slightly less understandable to contemporary points of view. they decided to rise up and kill and scout 10 native americans including two men, two women and six children and return with the scouts as bounty and in fact, not only returned with the scouts as proof of what they've done but petitioned the

and the reigning t20 blast champions — the notts 0utlaws — have been beaten by the hampshire hawks inshire head to finals day for the first time since 2017. and that's all the sport for now. hello there. we just had the hottest day of the month on wednesday. and it was western scotland the place to be. looks lovely in the sunshine and temperatures reached 27 celsius. now, it won't get as hot as that again through the rest of the month because we've got this weather front moving down toward the southwest of the uk. it's bringing in cloud, one or two spots of rain just for a while, and as that weather front moves through, so we introduce a cooler wind off the north sea. that's blowing in cooler air and this dropping the temperatures as well. we start with some fog, though, quite extensively across northern ireland in the morning. not so much fog in scotland. the fog will lift. the cloud that we start with in wales and the southwest will break up. sunshine for many western areas. but the wind will continue to blow in more cloud to the eastern side of the uk. should get more sunshine, tho

new hampshire seeing the completion of the evacuation, dealing with the chaotic scenes there and somehowng an airport back together again. remember, the airport at kabul is just about the only equipment and entry point that afghanis really had for the best part of two weeks. the it was really controlled by the u.s. but now the u.s. mass gone, taken air control with it. they've pretty much left a shelf of an airport there and it's now up to the al-- taliban perhaps with the help of partner countries to reestablish all of the as much as that make an airport work, such as airplane traffic control, its security and all the rest. the land borders largely remain closed. it has thousands of people moving towards those land boarders to trial to get out of afghanistan so it mass a brain drain to deal with. massive migrations of people and it has to somehow convince people to stay within the country and there are fears fromth people themselves that all of these promises of in being a new time of taliban regime, a softer, more inclusive government, it doesn't mean much until people seal that matche

>> reporter: with henri now moving into massachusetts and expected to reach as far north as new hampshirend maine in the coming days, many here in its wake breathing a sigh of relief. >> ron joins us now from the eastern tip of long island that part of the state fortunate that the storm moved through really quickly, ron. >> reporter: yes, but there are still flash flood warnings in place here and throughout the area. and from here up high atop the base of the lighthouse, we can still see that there are a lot of dark clouds in the sky. the weather keeps the changing here, and there's still a very strong gusty wind blowing in off the ocean, and those are reminders to residents out here to remain vigilant kate >> yeah, this is not over yet ron, thank you so much. >>> in tennessee, meantime, a heart breaking situation after a huge rainstorm there on saturday caused deadly flooding rescuers are racing to find people who are still missing tonight. vaughn hillyard has more >> reporter: heavy rains bared down in the heart of tennessee. 17 inches causing floods that turned deadly >> well, the wate

more from new hampshire, we have a canton, new hampshire. so, i want from looking at this, and i discovered that there were possibly 41 to 42 of the 50 states have a city or town named canton. and they're named in honor of the fabled trade city of canton in one jewel, in chinese. so, there are foreigners coming -- because the topography here is a little unusual. the delta is very rich. it is famous actually for fruits and vegetables. the city is very rich, lots of trade but the surrounding land is very poor. if you enter the area and the beige and brown, you come to an area which at that time is vastly overpopulated. and a special situation had developed. since the land could only support the local people, six months out of the year, aid became customary for mental leave the land yearly to look for work on the sea coast. now, the reason why this is unusual is because much of china's confucian directed a culture, it was a matter of course that adult males stay close to their parents to support them in their old age. but here was a situation w

we know about this from some of the words from william plumber from new hampshire. according to al gore plumber decided jefferson used friendly conversation and good food and wine to bind congressmen to himself and divide them from one another. in bum plumber's own words this being the true ground of his adopting the present form. in the last session there were gentlemen who though they called on him from to the invited to dine with him. he names high flying federalists it is through they reasoned against some of jefferson's measures. and their arguments made his suggestions appear ridiculous. styled by jefferson abuse. it discovers a littleness of mind unworthy of the president of united states. as president he ought never to act towards an individual as if he knew what was said for or against him or his measures on floor of the house. plumber, i realize, in jefferson's behavior at least in the way he doled out dinner invitations to his white house stifled debate and stifled initiative. in the first few days of january, 1802. in fact, on new year's day we pick up a

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>> stephen: first up in the round-up: new hampshire native and guy teaching a cryptocurrency class fromasement, jason riddle. even though he was arrested back in february for his part in the riot, on sunday, riddle announced that he is running to serve as the house representative for new hampshire's second congressional district. ( booing ) but riddle did not know that: >> reporter: he says he's running against democrat annie kuster in the 2022 midterm elections. kuster is currently in her fifth term as a u.s. congresswoman representing new hampshire's second district. >> i thought ann was a state representative. >> reporter: no. so a state rep is in the state house in concord. >> yeah, that's what ann is! >> reporter: no, no, no. she's in washington. >> oh, well, i guess i gotta run against that then. ( laughter ) >> stephen: explains his campaign slogan: "jason riddle for... i dunno. your guess is as good as mine!" ( laughter ) ( applause ) next up-- ( applause ) a little research. >> jon: you gotta do your research. >> stephen: next up, remember this guy who put his feet on nancy pel

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oh, we're from new hampshire. we have a canton, new hampshire. so i went to the trusty internet and found that approximately 41 or 42 of to 50 states have a city or town named canton, and they are named in honor of the fabled trade city of canton guangzhou in china. so there were foreigners coming through constantly. now, this has an effect because the topography here is or little unusual. the delta is very rich. famous actually for fruits and vegetables. the city is very rich. lots of trade. but the surrounding land is very poor. if you enter the area you see marked here in beige and brown, you come to an area which at that time was vastly overpopulated, and a special situation had developed. since the land could only support the local people six months out of the year, it became customary for men to leave the land yearly to look for work on the seacoast. now the reason why this is unusual is because throughout much of china's confucion-directed culture it was a matter, of course, that adult males stay close to their parents to support them in t

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pallab ghosh, bbc news, chilbolton 0bservatory in hampshire. remarkable images. the country on tuesday. but we did see some good spells of sunshine for central—southeastern scotland, where temperatures reached close to the mid—20s celsius. for the next few days, though, we hold onto the largely cloudy skies and it's going to feel pretty cool for the time of year. we maintain these west—northwest winds across the uk. west—northwest winds moisture laden air rolling in off the atlantic will bring a lot of cloud, thickest of it across northern and western fringes, where we could see some light rain or drizzle. but, again, like tuesday, with some shelter to central eastern scotland, east of the pennines, southeast wales, southwest england, will see some good spells of sunshine. the winds quite brisk again particularly across northern and western coastal areas. and those temperatures pretty much where they've been the last few days, high teens for most, but in the sunnier spots, the low 20s once again. now, as we head through wednesday night, it stays rather benign, pr

pallab ghosh, bbc news, chilbolton observatory in hampshire. that's it.the news where you are. have a very good night. hello there. we've seen some sunshine in a few places today. in scotland, temperatures reached 23 degrees. for many parts of the uk in the next few days, there'll still be a lot of cloud around, keeping temperatures lower than they should be at this time of the year, and there's still a chance of a bit of rain in the air from time to time. a little drizzle developing particularly over the hills tonight as we see the cloud lowering, some mist and murk, too. this blanket of cloud will be keeping temperatures around 12—14 degrees, similar to what we had last night. a bit of rain heading through the northern isles, could slip down into northern parts of mainland scotland, but the rest of scotland should see the cloud thinning and some sunshine coming through. looks pretty dull, at least to begin with, elsewhere. many places having a dry day. the cloud lifting and thinning a bit, skies will tend to brighten, could even be a peep of sunshine he

that's why i worked so hard with senator shaheen of new hampshire to provide funding to help clean up this source of pollution. finally, and in my view one of the most important features of this bill is the broadband investment. i want to reiterate the significance of our historic $65 billion investment in broadband. senator shaheen and i worked literally night and day to negotiate this section with our colleagues here in the senate and with the administration, particularly secretary raimondo at the department of commerce. this will make a real difference in the lives of americans, particularly those living in rural areas who do not have access to internet service at all in some areas or who have access only to unreliable, very slow service. it has become increasingly clear in recent years and especially in light of the pandemic that broadband is no longer a luxury. it is a necessity. and, madam president, i can't tell you how many people i have talked to in maine about this problem. i have talked to a selectman on swans island who was telling me that the residents of swans island wer

new hampshire news, we lost our [ bleep ].an look, maybe, one of the reasons -- [ [ la so surprised, is it keeps finding out more about just how corrupt the campaign and presidency of the man he was based on were. every day, it seems like we get new details about alleged crimes involving trump's cabinet officials, or his business associates or his friends. some of them are investigations we didn't even know about. it's like a game of "clue," where every answer is correct. "was it professor plum in the ball room, with the dagger it was how about ms. scarlet in the kitchen, with the lead pipe. her too. okay, and what about rudy in the billiard room with the candlestick to the nuts? yep, every time. for example, we learned this week that an inspector general found that trump commerce secretary, wilbur ross, lied to congress about the census, and presented those findings to the trump justice department but trump's doj declined to prosecute him, and when ross heard he wasn't getting prosecuted, i'm guessing he celebrated by crackin

so top temperature 20—21 celsius in hampshire.rly quiet, settled a few showers. a lot of cloud, mind you, and it's not looking particularly warm for this time of year. this is bbc news. i'm lewis vaughan jones. our top stories: crisis in afghanistan. taliban militants capture the country's second largest city and fears are mounting that the capital kabul, may be under threat. for a majority of the population they are waiting to see how things will unfold with a mixture of fear, anger and resignation. president biden is still insisting that pulling us forces out of the country was the right decision, but is facing growing criticism. when the decision was announced months ago i said that i feared we will come to regret this decision and we already are. this, again, is a nightmare. in the uk — a vigil has been held to remember the victims of thursday's mass shooting — the country's worst since 2010.

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pallab ghosh, bbc news, chilbolton observatory in hampshire.ith some sunshine. temperatures 23 degrees. in kent, various shades of grey and i know of one person he was lighting a fire this afternoon, it was so cold. it is the latter stages of august and we have this cloud covering overnight and it will lower unto the hills, a bit of drizzle here and there and temperatures underneath that blanket, 12 to 14 degrees. rain coming into the northern isles and parts of mainland scotland. the rest of scotland should have sunny spells developing again. the cloud is tending to lift elsewhere and it will brighten up in many places with a hint of sunshine as well. as a result we have temperatures up to a reasonable 20 or 21 celsius. i will skip through the next couple of

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henri is tropical depression and moves off the coast, by that time reaches as far as vermont and new hampshire. 9 bottom line is, yes, they dodged a bullet. people have seeing what tropical storms can do, like sandy, which is a much more massive event, but still a big sigh of relief here on eastern long island. >> i bet. i want to bring bill karins into the conversation. we were e-mailing yesterday, because i was on the ground covering sandy and saw the devastation. a lot of folks were worried this was going to do what in fact sandy did. so far, so good, it seems like, but combining of what we heard from ron and kathy, we're not yet out of the woods yet. it seems as though at this point it slowed down. so where are we? >> a sigh of relief. we predict what storms will be like, but this storm is an underperforming one. three to five had the foot surge was the potential. i didn't see anything over a foot, i didn't see in surge damages. power outages, we now have 125,000 people without power, much less than predicted. it's horrible for the people who have lost power, mostly areas of rhode island a

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