the new hampshire union leader endorsed gary johnson this week-- and it's the first time that paper has ?not? endorsed a republican in ?100 years! the endorsement said "americans are being told that we have to choose the lesser of two evils. no, we don't."-- end quote. johnson and his running bill weld will be on the ballots for all -50- states in november. in your health check this morning... people with this morning... people with type two diabetes have high rates of depression. a new global study of 3-thousand diabetics ... found about 10-percent had been diagnosed with major depressive disorder ... but there were wide variations between countries. less than two percent of diabetics in uganda and india had depression ... compared to 30-percent of those living in 11 to 35-percent among type two diabetics. and then there is this... long daytime naps may make you feel more rested ... but they may be linked to diabetes. japanese researchers found napping for an hour or more a day was associated with a 45-percent higher risk of type two diabetes compared to non-nappers. experts say the re

2016 on this labor day, workers throughout the nation and here in new hampshire gathered to celebrate their right to organize and unionize. that was the case this morning at the annual aflcio breakfast that drew a large crowd to hear from its keynote speaker. josh mcelveen was there for bernie sanders' first stop in new hampshire today. reporter: in an opportunity for candidates for higher office to make their voices heard. northern it was bernie sanders who was the headliner at the aflcio breakfast, and while he's no longer a candidate, those who are appreciated him being there. >> let each and every one of us get out there and talk to everybody we know. reporter: senator shaheen had no problem firing up the pro union crowd in manchester this morning and neither did governor hassan, especially when introducing the revolution. >> please welcome a great friend of new hampshire, senator bernie sanders. josh: sanders returned the favor by once again offering hassan his endorsement in her bid for u.s. senate. >> the future of the united states senate is to a very significant degree the future of the united states of america,

after new hampshire's union they will not be endorsing a republican for president for the first time in 100 years. new hampshire's leading paper is endorsing libertarian nominee gary johnson. a look ahead, clinton is back after three days recuperating. she will be giving a speech in north carolina sand expected to swing through washington, d.c. for a gala. trump will deliver an economic speech in new york. he will reveal the tax plan. "tonight "show. and tim kaine will be in the granite state. clinton surrogates bill and chelsea flood ohio and new york. while checkpoint and trump battle it out, former president jimmy carter isic spooing out t. 91-year-old says the country hasn't been there politically you the mulltuous since the civil wars, saying, as political all-time lows in history. harvard business professors are pointing to the politics in the country. and it dropped for the fifth consecutive year. saying, quote, we believe the nation's political system has now become america's greatest competitive weak ness. >> three days after an arson fire lit up a mosque, police say they hav

on the front page of the new hampshire union, the publisher calls trump a liar, bully, and bafoon. >> were you upset about that? >> no. they're entitled to opinion. and i know what i'm voting more. >> reporter: low key, specific, and a new move that appears to be working. trump is virtually tied with clinton in a news poll. the poll puts clinton five points over trump. and it's ten points last month. republicans are praising him citing fewers tweets and more focus on voters' issues. >> his message is clear. what he's trying to talk to them about. >> reporter: after hillary released a medical record, trump was criticized for not doing the same. in trump fashion, he released a record on the dr. oz show. >> why not release your medical records? >> should i do it right here? >> reporter: the rally set to begin at 7:30. >> anchor: and hillary clinton is back to work the campaign trail to recuperate from pneumonia. she made a stop in north carolina today. >> reporter: an upbeat hillary clinton walked on stage to james brown's song "i feel good." she said she wants to close her campaign agai

after new hampshire's union they will not be endorsing a republican for president for the first time in 100 years. new hampshire's leading paper is endorsing libertarian nominee gary johnson. a look ahead, clinton is back after three days recuperating. she will be giving a speech in north carolina sand expected to swing through washington, d.c. for a gala. trump will deliver an economic speech in new york. he will reveal the tax plan. he takes an "tonight "show. and tim kaine will be in the granite state. clinton surrogates bill and chelsea flood ohio and new york. while checkpoint and trump battle it out, former president jimmy carter isic spooing out t. 91-year-old says the country hasn't been there politically you the mulltuous since the civil wars, saying, as political affairs in america are all-time lows in history. harvard business professors are pointing to the politics in the country. and it dropped for the fifth consecutive year. saying, quote, we believe the nation's political system has now become america's greatest competitive weak ness. >> three days after an arson fire l

the new hampshire union leader is supporting libertarian candidate gary johnson. this is the first time in 100 years that the paper has not backed a republican in the presidential race. in an editorial, the paper's publisher called donald trump a liar, buffoon and says the status quo. jon keller is here. jon, does this matter? >> reporter: well, i kind of doubt it in the short term. with all due respect, the union leader endorsed chris christie in the new hampshire primary, and he finished sixth. it may be significant if it's part of a successful push to keep right leaning republican and independent voters away from the trump column. poll shows that 91% of voters claim their minds are made up while 8% say they might change their minds. back to the 4% who say they are completely undecided, that makes about 12% of the electorate that says they are still persuadable. who are those voters? that's the crucial question for these two. some of them are relatively moderate republicans who have been alienated by trump but don't like clinton them. you can see trump's campaig

. >>> for the first time in 100 years the new hampshire union leader is not backing a republican in the presidential race. instead they are johnson. they call donald trump a liar, bully, and baton. the first presidential debate is just over a week away now. we'll bring you live coverage of that on monday, september 26th right here on wbz. >>> today president obama did something that no president has ever done and it directly effected massachusetts. the president granted u.s. national monument status to the ocean off cape cod. it will protect endangered marine spy species. >>> the performing arts institution just announced the partnership with ernie bach junior and the bach family. >>> a police officer and starbucks employee >> officer daniel was called to help a woman that stranded at the loop and had no money to get home. so he handed over $24 of his own money to pay for a cab and the starbucks employee chipped in the rest. the police chief says small gestures like that can make a big difference to the community. >>> coming up on wbz news this noon, one to stopper infection parents. >>

sean: wmur is once again partnering with the new hampshire union leader to bring you the granite state debates. candidates in the gop race for governor will face off at 7:00, followed by the democrats at candidates for senate. thursday, the second congressional district republicans. and on friday, the republicans for the first congressional district. you can watch the debates right here on wmur, or streaming live on our website and mobile app. you can also submit your questions for the candidates on the wmur facebook page. chris brown now saying that the 9 hour showdown with lapd at his mansion was a setup. what key piece of evidence could put the 911 caller in big trouble. to a major drug discovery behind a connecticut daycare. josh: we are watching post tropical storm hermine that's just to our south, but far enough away not to affect us all that much, the latest on the track ahead. kevin: summer is winding down. if you're looking for ways to keep your lawn looking healthy woman: the executive council voted along party lines, han $639,000 to planned parenthood locations. when republi

conservative newspaper in new hampshire. "union leader" is calling johnson and bill weld bright light of hope and reason in the dark times. this is an op-ed that reads as follows. the man is a liar, a bully, a buffoon. he denigrates any group that displeases him. and change political fews almost as often as he has changed wives. >>> ford ending small car production in the u.s. a new report shows donald trump's populous proposals to end outsourcing would slam the economy. ford will move production of the c-max and focus models to mexico in the next two years. when production moves, other cars will be made. profit margins are slimmer than those on larger sedans. maintaining low labor cost is crucial. donald trump told a crowd in michigan that the u.s. should not allow the move to happen. interestingly, a new report shows the economic policies would hurt the workers he says he wants to help. the plan would cost $1 trillion according to oxford economics with offices in the u.s. $4 million would be lost and consumer spending would tank.

instead, the new hampshire union leader says it libertarian gary johnson, the paper says it refuses to choose between clinton or trump and says there is a reasonable alternative in johnson. >> frankly if the two major political party had offered a fit candidate for office we probably wouldn't have looked at a third party, and libertarians don't have a chance unless americans know there's a life line they can grab. >> he says if johnson and weld clinton, the libertarian ticket could win. straight ahead, this laconia man is behind bars accused of threatening to blow up the city's police departmen the serious charges he now faces. shuts down for the day to give back to the communities they live in and work in. where we caught up with a group of them making a difference. hayley: there's some rain on the radar, it's just a few thousand miles away from us, when we could get much needed rainfall, coming up. >> we heard from dartmouth at narrator: new hampshire, think a minute about kelly ayotte the politician. ayotte claims she's independent, then goes to washington and votes th the koch brot

this time it's the new hampshire union leader. endorsement coming right after johnson's oops moment. >> what would you do if you were elected about aleppo? >> and what is aleppo? >> you're kidding. >> no. >> despite that, the paper says johnson is their man. writing about mr. trump, they say quote, the man is a liar, a bully, a buffoon, he denigrates any individual or group that displease z him, he dishonored military veterans and their family, made fun of the physically frail and changed political views almost as often as he has changed wives. with me is the editorial page editor of the new hampshire union leader. this is the first time in many, many, many, many years that your paper has not endorsed the republican candidate running for president. why gary johnson? >> it's only been a century. we think he's the best choice. frankly, he's the only republican on the ballot. he was a very succesful governor in new mexico. his running mate, bill weld, was a very successful republican governor in massachusetts. we think based on their

wmur is once again partnering with the "new hampshire union leader" to bring you the granite state debates. tomorrow, candidates in the gop race for governor will face off at 7:00, followed by the democrats at 8:00. on wednesday it's the republican candidates for senate. thursday, the second congressional district republicans. and on friday, the republicans for the first congressional you can watch the debates right here on wmur, or stream them live on our website and mobile app. you can also submit your questions for the candidates on the wmur facebook page. two hit and runs now under investigation. coming up, laconia police now searching for two suspects after a bicyclist and an 11-year-old were struck. plus, running for a cause. coming up, we'll tell you why these runners took to the street this labor day. josh: we really need some rain. tropical cyclone hermine. amy: ahead in today's "cook's corner," we've got some quick recipes you can whip up this labor day. kelly ayotte: thanks, buddy. kelly (voiceover): i'm kelly ayotte. and when i take the plate for new hampshire... i'm up against

the new hampshire union leader is endorsing libertarian candidate gary johnson. this is the first time in the last 100 years the paper has not sided with a republican candidate. the paper trump, quote, a liar, a bully, and a buffoon. >> the men behind a push to allow women into a famed theater group. self-driving cars making their way to boston. what experts have to say about the futuristic technology. >> i pledge allegiance to the flag of the united states of america. >> and from the football field injustice. >> and cooler temperatures on the way today. v.o.: kelly ayotte says she's on our side, but on our rights, she's squarely with donald trump. trump: planned parenthood should absolutely be defunded. arenthood. and both oppose our right to safe and legal abortion. ayotte: well i certainly think that roe should be overturned... trump: there has to be some form of punishment. matthews: for the woman? trump: yeah, there has to be some form. v.o.: ayotte and trump, wrong for new hampshire women. planned parenthood votes is responsible for the content of this adve

instead the "new hampshire union leader" says the only choice is libertarian gary johnson. refuses to choose between clinton or trump. and says there is a reasonable alternative in johnson. >> if the two major parties had offered a fit candidate for office we would not have looked to a third party. libertarians don't have a chance unless they know there is a lifeline they can grab. adam: the editorial-page editor says that if johnson and running mate bill weld get all the voters who do not like or trust donald trump or hillary clinton, they could win. a child had to be rescuete it happened yesterday at fuller elementary school. when firefighters arrived they say the boy had his leg stuck in the hole up to his waist. they were able to get him out within a few minutes. school staff says there was small hole in the playground area that was marked with a cone but it opened up when the boy ran by it. milton police are asking for your help in identifying a person of interest in a recent string of car break-ins. the break-ins happened in the area of milton elementary school. anyon

for the first time in a hundred years new hampshire union leader the state's largest newspaper is not endorsing a republican calling trump a liar and bully and buffoon. chis words were you upset by that? >> not really. they are entitled to their opinion, like i am and every other american who can vote. i know who i'm voting for. >> reporter: trump hopes new hampshire is one state that will push him over november. >> is there any place that is better to be than a trump rally in new hampshire? here we are. >> reporter: he did say, yes we will build a wall but it was 27 minutes into the rally, and now that he is scripted he only spoke for about 30 minutes. brandon gunnoe, 7 news nightteam >> adam: hillary clinton was back at it her first campaign to pneumonia. back and better, hillary clinton reassures her support wears thumb bes i up sign to begin campaigning again. on board she told reporters she is feeling great. how are you doing? >> i'm doing great. thank you. >> reporter: sunday's camera caught her leaving a 911 event unstable on her feet and the campaign later revealed she had pne

the new hampshire union leader is not endorsing a republican for president - for the first time in one hundred years. instead - the paper is endorsing libertarian nominee gary johnson for president. in an editorial published wednesday - the publisher called donald trump - quote - "a liar, a bully and a buffoon." and called hillary clinton a prime example of the status quo. johnson has been praised for his record as governor of new mexico. he spoke about that record before the detroit economic club. "rick perry was beating his chest over the fact that he created more jobs in texas than anybody else running for president. and they did an analysis and it was actually me. and my response is the same as when i was governor of new mexico. that was i did not create governor of new mexico. the private sector creates job. government does not create jobs." johnson has now been endorsed by three major newspapers the richmond times dispatch in virginia... and the winston-salem journal in north carolina are the other two. bill clinton will headline his final fundraiser for the clinton foundation to

the new hampshire union leader says the only choice is the libertarian ticket of gary in an editorial published online tonight, the paper says it refuses to choose between the lesser of two evils referring to donald trump and hillary clinton and says there is a reasonable alternative in johnson and weld. now to the new hampshire primary. executive councilor chris sununu is claiming the republican nomination for governor. runner-up frank edelblut conceded the race in a joint press conference this afternoon. first-term state representative votes out of more than a hundred thousand cast. >> frank and his team ran an incredible race an incredible race, an incredible ground game. they had a great message, so to stand here with frank edelblut and accept his support just means the world to me, and i can't thank him enough. >> i am happy happy to have the opportunity to vote for chris sununu for governor. tom meanwhile democratic : gubernatorial nominee colin today. both van ostern and sununu serve on the executive council. and there is also now a winner in the republican race for the first c

after new hampshire's union leader makes history announcing they will not be endorsing a republican for president for the first time in 100 years. new hampshire's largest paper is reserving their endorsement for libertarian nominee gary johnson. a look ahead, clinton is back after three days recuperating. she will be giving a speech in north carolina sand expected to swing through washington, d.c. for a gala. trump will deliver an economic speech in new york where he will reveal his tax plan, but not before taping an interview with jimmy fallon. he will then headline a rally in new hampshire. and tim kaine will be in the granite state. clinton surrogates bill and chelsea flood ohio and new york. >> while clinton and trump battle it out, former president jimmy carter is speaking out. 91-year-old says the country hasn't been there politically tumultuous since the civil wars, telling a packed emory university crowd, quote, as political affairs in america are concerned, we are at maybe one of our all-time lows in our history. usa today reports harvard business professors are pointing to the

that's why, as governor, >> now, a commitment 2016 special presented by wmur and the new hampshire union leader in partnership with the new hampshire institute of politics. the granite state debates. tonight, the republican candidates for the second congressional district. josh: good in series. i'm wmur political director josh mcelveen. tonight, we're joined by republican candidates for new hampshire's second congressional district. each candidate will have a brief opening statement, followed by questions that i'll ask and from our panelists. answers will be limited to 60 seconds. rebuttals will be allowed at my discretion. the candidates will also give a closing statement. let's learn a bit about the candidates, starting with jack

is making history by endorsing a candidate who isn't hillary clinton or donald trump the new hampshire union leaders endorsing libertarian candidate endorsed libertarian candidate gary johnson f the paper endorsed republican candidates are in an editorial released yesterday it had some harsh words for trump and said that clinton was the prime example of the quote status quo today vice president joe biden is attending the event of the university of denver to you this as of this marks the first time the sitting vice president will attend the event which honors the just and equitable founder and foundation foundation will have to become independent of the hillary clinton wins the election tomorrow's event will be at the rainbow room in new york will also be in celebration barbra streisand expected to be there as well. >> destine setting this from loveland and they say there's about 15 days more from actually being able to make snow for the ski season. >> they love to get it going they started early down in denver no snow yet certainly but it hasn't felt more far like fall like with just a littl

now turning to race for white house a historic endorsement new hampshire union leader backing libertarian gary johnson the former governor of new mexico first time in 100 years that republican has not endorse ad republican i should say that johnson was a republican now libertarian. this comes as hillary clinton returns to the campaign trail after a bout with pneumonia and donald trump makes his way back to new hampshire. steve handles man has latest from the campaign trail. back on the campaign trail, hillary clinton left home in new york for north carolina. still recovering from pneumonia, but sounding ask she said feeling better. i'm doing great thank you so said earlier us bringing deplorable ideas to the contest. i'm going to keep calling out the bigotry and hateful rhetoric that he brought to this campaign. trump was talking tax rates and child care credits today as at the new york economic club. tax relief will be concentrated on the working and middle class taxpayer. low key specific it might be working. trump is virtually tied with clinton nationally. the new quinnipiac poll puts

partnering with the "new hampshire union leader" to bring you the granite state debates. tomorrow, candidates in the gop race for governor will face off at 7:00 p.m., followed by the democrats at 8:00 p.m. then on wednesday, it's the republican candidates for senate. thursday, the second congressional district republicans. and on friday, the republicans for the first congressional district. you can watch the debates right here on wmur, or streaming live on our website and mobile app. you can also submit your questions for the candidates on shelley: well, switching gears now to talk about the holiday, and for many, labor day weekend is the last hurrah. and lots of people choose to enjoy that milestone here in the granite state. that added up to a profitable weekend for people in the local tourism industry, things were hopping at the andthings were hopping at the highway rest stop in hooksett as thousands of tourists made their way home after spending the holiday weekend in the granite state, it may have been the busiest day in the labor state -- the granite state ever. an

of state job which she has not done a very good job of. >> jim mcquade, publisher of the new hampshire union's editorial available online at union leader.com. always a pleasure. they give for being with us. -- thank you for being with us. >> thank you. keep c-span running. ♪ ♪ >> democratic presidential nominee hillary clinton will be addressing the his phonic caucuss -- hispanic shortly. clintoneantime, hillary was in north carolina today at unc greensboro for a campaign experience. she held a news conference after the speech. it will show that he now as we wait for her at the hispanic caucus. that to you as we wait for her at the hispanic caucus. mrs. clinton: it is great to be back in north carolina. i came to greensboro to give a positive, personals bache -- speech about my vision for the future of the country and why i so strongly believe that we are stronger together because i want to give americans something to vote for, not just against. with all the noise and distraction, it is important to focus on what really matters and the real choice in this election. this is about the kind of

kim, front page hampshire june union leader starts with joke. it says if donald trump and hillary clinton were both on a life boat in the atlantic ocean who survives? the answer? s the american people. but more than couple hundred trump supporters here who certainly agree with that statement. trump's first campaign stop thursday new york economic club he promised trillion in tax cuts. tax relief will be concentrated on the working and middle class taxpayer. trump virtually tied with clinton in today's cbs "new york times" poll new poll puts clinton 5 points over trump but it was 10 last months in must win ohio and florida, trump is now leading. republicans are praising trump citing fewer tweets and more focus on the issues. >> his message is clear. people understand on given day what he's trying to talk to them about. >>> so trump is holding a campaign ral scheduled to start 7:30. live in loconia, new hampshire, brandon gunnoe. hillary clinton is back on the campaign trail. she took few days off to recover from pneumonia. her running mate tim ka

instead the "new hampshire union leader" says the only choice is libertarian gary johnson. the paper says it refuses to choose between the it says there's a reasonable alternative in johnson. erin: the drought continues to get worse. now one community is providing help to those whose wells have run dry. anyone in the town of kingston can go to the local fire department and use a dedicated spigot to get water. they have heard from several people who have ran out of water. we spoke with one woman >> it is hard showering, cleaning, doing laundry. all of the stuff you take more granted when you return the faucet on. erin: the select board approached them to opening up the showers to the people at the high school. elations salon is offering free shampoo. >>> they are using a new tool that's s methods. tactical i.d. scanners help the officers test for drugs in the field. the scanners have the largest library available for this kind of device. the scanners are cheaper than old fashion testing kits. sean: a vermont police officer who shot and killed a lebanon pit bull will not face

by theinterviewed executive editor of the new hampshire union leader. this is part of an annual conference for high schools on the presidency and the press hosted by the marlin fitzwater center for comedic issued at franklin pierce university in new hampshire. this is about 35 minutes. >> i welcome you to our campus in new hampshire and to the launch of a year-long celebration of the marlin fitzwater center for communications' 15th anniversary. you are here today as part of the fitzwater center's high school student media program. no one is more qualified to speak on the topic then the men -- man on stage, marlin fitzwater, one of the longest-serving press secretaries in history and one of three who served under two presidents. marlin got his start in journalism like some of you, as an eighth grade sports reporter in abilene, kansas. he went on a study journalism at kansas state. after graduation, marlin went to washington dc with dreams of landing a job at the washington post. instead, he took a number of government positions including jobs in the depar

of state job which she has not done a very good job of. >> joe mcquade, publisher of the new hampshire unionder in today's editorial is available online at union leader.com. always a pleasure. thank you for being with us. >> keep c-span running. >> tomorrow come on the right to the white house, donald trump will appear at his new hotel in washington, d.c.. the trump international. just blocks from the white house. we will have that event free starting at 10:00 a.m. eastern. obama afternoon, michelle will stump for hillary clinton, the first lady was "fax, virginia for the democratic nominee. p.m..that live at 3:00 donald trump and vice presidential nominee mike pence outlined their economic plan today at the economic club of new york. this is about one hour and 15 minutes. >> the economic club of new york is the nation's leading nonpartisan hormone -- form for speeches on economic and legal issues. more than 1000 prominent guests have appeared before the club over the last century. and has established a very long. strong tradition of excellence. we want to personally recognize the 234 member

. >> new hampshire union leader is endorsing libertarian candidate gary johnson. the paper picked the republican candidate in every election for the past 100 nominee donald trump in their word, a liar, a bully, and a buffoon. the paper endorsed new jersey governor chris christie in the primary. no vote on impeaching the head of the i.r.s. at least for now. a vote in the house was expected today. instead, the i.r.s. commissioner will testify before congress next week. >> methuen police hope tattoos will help them track down a man wanted for murder. that cross is on the back of emilio delarosa and another tattoo is inside his arm. we'll show you that one. it says "wanda." emilio delarosa is accused of killing wanda rosa at her apartment in methuen on monday. the two had a child together. according to new court documents, their 4-year-old boy witnessed the attack and told police that his mom police in townsend are now saying that a reported attempted abduction never happened. three young teenage boys said they were approached by a man near the town library. they told

the new hampshire union leader is endorsing gary johnson for president, breaking a 100 year traditionpporting republicans. the paper blasted both major party nominees, saying having to pick between the two is a lousy choice. conservative republicans have backed off their demands for an immediate vote on impeaching the head of the internal revenue service. criticized has been for the way he handled an investigation into the irs treatment of conservative groups. a house committee will hold a hearing, but the vote is likely after the election. global news 24 hours a day powered by more than 2600 journalists in more than 120 countries. this is bloomberg. julie: thanks. bank of england policymakers indicated there is still a chance of another rate cut this year. 's a collision is rising the bank of japan will go deeper into negative interest rates. what influence will this have on the federal reserve when it meets next week? barro ining in robert de nir washington. a lot to consider, but want to start on the bank of england and its decision today and is commentary. the massage this is of a

erin: wmur is partnering with the new hampshire union leader to bring you the granite state debates. tonight canned mates in the debates for governor will face off at 7:00 followed by the democrats at 8:00. tomorrow it is the republican candidates for senate, thursday the second congress nag district republicans, and on friday republicans for the first congressional district. watch the debating right here on wmur or streaming live on the westbound traffic and our mobile app. submit your own questions for the candidates on our wmur facebook page. here's your chance to ask a question. sean: away we go. erin: it is now 5:13. coming up a dangerous fire at a scrap yard in arizona. what complicated the firefight. sean: flight delays and cancellations for a major kelly ayotte: thanks, buddy. kelly (voiceover): i'm kelly ayotte. and when i take the plate for new hampshire... i'm up against a political machine that plays dirty -- throwing millions in false, negative ads... i'm out here knocking down every lie... because new hampshire deserves better. that's why i'm batting for good-paying job

anchor: a break in tradition and new hampshire. the union leader is president. this the first time in a century they have not picked a republican. they called donald trump a liar, a bully in the buffoon. the paper endorsed chris christie in the primary. >> drought conditions are worsening. the extreme drought area has expanded. , half of the country dealing with drought conditions. >> i want to point out this. 52% of massachusetts under extreme drought. that is 30% higher than a week ago. this is a two-year drought. that is what has been happening. cool breezes off of the water. 19 degrees cooler. we have the remnants of julia down the coast. >> this new hampshire is being held without bail accused of threatening to blow up the city threatened to blow up the building using a propane tank. he was later arrested at his home. a bomb squad was called in to examine suspected explosive devices. anchor: a teenager is being held without bail. he's charged with harmed -- armed assault and murder after he burst into a home and demanded money before staffing the 25-year-ol

with the new hampshire union leader to bring you the granite state debates. tomorrow, candidates in the gop race for governor will face off at 7:00, followed by the democrats at 8:00. on wednesday it's the republican candidates for senate. thursday, the second congressional district republicans. and on friday, the republicans for the first congressional district. you can watch the debates right here on wmur, or streaming live on our website and mobile app. you can also submit your questions for the candidates on the wmur facebook page. a section of the tuckerman ravine trail will be closed this week. a half-mile of the trail to mount washington will close starting tomorrow. forest officials say a bridge that was damaged by tropical storm irene in 2011 needs to be replaced. hikers will be re-routed to the huntington ravine trail and raymond path. pope francis has officially declared mother theresa a saint. local parishioners are calling the canonization inspiring. at saint joseph cathedral in manchester bishop peter libasci paid tribute to the missionary, who

now, a commitment 2016 special prested by wmur in the new hampshire union leader. and in partnership with the new hampshire institute of politics. the granite state debates. tonight, the democratic candidates for governor. we will be asking questions of the democratic candidate for governor as we determine their plans for the most issues getting state. each candidate will have a brief opening statement. answers will be limited to write around one minute and rebuttals will be allowed. at moderators discretion. headed dates will have an opportunity for closing statement. the former mayor of he was born and raised in manchester and has daschle's degrees and a masters degree from syracuse university. he worked for a consulting fim that performed audits across the country. he was elected to the portsmouth city council and later became mayor. he was the director of corporate relations for unh. he lives with his wife and two daughters. steve: for those seeking i voted for burning the spring and is against northern pass and the death penalty. i'm the only one with a pan for

erin: wmur is partnering with the "new hampshire union leader" to wring you the debates. candidates face off at 7:00, followed by the democrats at 8:00. tomorrow it is the republican candidates for senate. thursday the second congressional district many -- district republicans and on friday the first you can submit your own questions for the candidates on our wmur facebook page. keep the questions coming. sean: just a matter of hours from now; right? erin: uh-huh. it is 6:13. a dangerous fire at a scrap yard in arizona. what complicated the firefight. sean: flight delays and cancellations for a major airline. golden outside or fluffy inside. deep pockets or delicious ridges. tasty egg or savory bacon. experience dunkin's new belgian waffle breakfast sandwich. it's not this or that. it's all of it. afoot and light-hearted i take to the open road. healthy, free, the world before me, the long brown path before me leading wherever i choose. the east and the west are mine. all seems beautiful to me. introducing dunkin's new cold brew coffee, steeped slowly in cold water for sm

instead "the new hampshire union leader" says the only choice is libertarian gary johnson. the paper says it refuses to choose between the lesser of two evils, referring to donald trump and hillary clinton. they say there's a reasonable alternative in johnson. >> the drought continues to get worse in southern parts of new hampshire. providing help to those whose wells have run dry. anyone in the town of kingston can go to the local fire department and get a dedicatedded spigot to get water. town leaders say they've heard from several people who have run out, especially those with dug wells. one woman ran out of water three weeks ago. >> it is hard showering, cleaning, doing laundry, all of the stuff that you take for granted for school department about opening up the showers at the high school to people affected by the drought. elations salon in kingston is offering free shampoos. >>> police in manchester says they are using a new tool in drug investigation that's safer and faster than traditional methods. tactic i.d. scanners help them test for drugs in the field. they hav

. >> the changing political time, the new hampshire union leader is endorsing the whrib taron candidate. gary johnson, the editorial tradition, a century long tradition, and picked the republican candidate in every election, for the past 100 years. in an editorial published last night the paper called the gop nominee donald trump in their words a liar, a bully, and a bafoon. the paper endorsed new jersey governor chris christie in the primary. no vote on impeaching the head of the irs. a vote was expected today. instead the irs commissioner before congress next week. the conservatives say he obstructed the congressional investigation into the treatment of tea party groups that wanted tax exemptions. emily: right now police are hoping tattoos will help them track down a man wanted for murder. this cross here is on the back of emilio delarose. he has another inside his arm that says wanda. he is accused of killing wanda according to new documents their four-year-old boy witnessed the attack and told police his mom was dead. police in townsend are saying that a reported attempted abduction

iconic conservative newspaper, the new hampshire union leader, which for the first time in 100 yearsnot going with a republican nominee. in this case, donald trump. the paper's editors say they chose johnson and his running mate bill weld because in today's dark times they are a bright light of hope and reason, and speaking of reason, with us now, editor in chief of reason.com and "reason" tv nick gillespie and joined by "national review" reporter and greg gutfeld correspondent kat timpf. i have so much liberty coursing through my veins. how big of a deal is this in the grand scheme of presidential libertarian candidates? >> i think gary johnson and bill weld have 400% more newspaper endorsements than donald trump and whoever his vice president is, i keep forgetting. the downside is that it doesn't really count for much but i think it's a bellwether of people are tired of the status quo and have you 40% basically for hillary, 40% for donald trump. there's 60% of the country disappointed with the choices and i think johnson and weld are not simply the other guys but actually offering

no real surprise because donald trump and the publisher of the new hampshire union leader have been feuding numbers inch an editor in december mcquaid said that donald trump was crass, a blow hard. donald trump shot back saying mcquaid is a low life and sleazebag. it would have been surprised if the the union leader had inners toed donald trump. >> now hillary clinton stronger together noun greensboro, north carolina. let's listen. >> hilary, hilary! >> thank you all. hello, everyone. it's great to be here at unc. greensboro! [cheering] i want to thank marissa for that wonderful introduction. it means so much to have her here, along with her wonderful daughter, sarah, and her mother, barbara. and the story she told is really one that motivates me every day because it is kids like sarah that led me to politics in the first place. to try to make our country and our world better for them. so to see sarah grown up and thriving is very special. and your whole family support really means the word to me. thank you, martha, sarah, barbara. [cheering] >> ate great to be back on the campaign trail. [

. >>> tonight the largest newspaper in new hampshire, the new hampshire union leader endorsed libertarianohnson for president. the newspaper is breaking with its long tradition of endorsing republicans. in the latest nbc news/wall street journal marist poll, hillary clinton is at 39%, donald trump 37%, 15% gary johnson, 3% jill stein. is this endorsement good news for hillary clinton? that's next in the campaign war room. (man) honey, what's a word for "large blaze"? (wife] fire. [man] thirteen letters. [wife] fire. [man] thirteen letters. [wife] really big fire! [burke] conflagration.seen it. covered it. we know a thing or two because we've seen a thing or two. ♪ we are farmers. bum-pa-dum, bum-bum-bum-bum ♪ >>> time for tonight's campaign war room. tonight the trump and clinton war rooms are studying new polls of likely voters nationally and in three key states, the quinnipiac national poll shows hillary clinton at two points ahead of donald trump, 41 to 39 with gary johnson at 13. jill stein at 4. the same poll last month showed hillary clinton up seven points. in nevada a monmouth pol

by theinterviewed executive editor of the new hampshire union leader. of an annual conference for high schools on the presidency and the press hosted by the marlin fitzwater center for comedic issued at franklin pierce university in new hampshire. this is about 35 minutes. >> i welcome you to our campus in new hampshire and to the launch of a year-long celebration of the marlin fitzwater center for communications' 15th anniversary. you are here today as part of the fitzwater center's hi

. >>> tonight the largest newspaper in new hampshire, the new hampshire union leader endorsed libertariant. the newspaper is breaking with its long tradition of endorsing republicans. in the latest nbc news/wall street journal marist poll, hillary clinton is at 39%, donald trump 37%, 15% gary johnson, 3% jill stein. is this endorsement good news for hillary clinton? that's next in the campaign war room. poor mouth breather. allergies? stuffy nose? can't sleep? take that. a breathe right nasal strip instantly opens your nose up to 38% more than allergy medicine alone. shut your mouth and say goodnight, mouthbreathers. breathe right. w...i was always searching for ways to manage my symptoms. i thought i had it covered. then i realized managing was all i was doing. when i finally told my doctor, he said humira was for people like me who have tried other medications,... but still experience the symptoms of moderate to severe crohn's disease. in clinical studies, the majority of patients on humira saw significant symptom relief... ...and many achieved remission. humira can lower your ability t

the new hampshire union leader breaking a 100-year-old tradition. they are not endorsing the republican nominee. the paper is backing libertarian gary johnson for president. jennifer eagan is here with more on thepa >> jennifer: hillary clinton will be back on the campaign trail. she's been resting at home since sunday. the democrat will hold an event in grensborough, north carolina. this is her first stop since taking a breck after video surfaced of her unsteady on her feet at a 9/11 memorial on sunday. donald trump will be in laconia, new hampshire, for a rally at the middle school there. recent polls show clinton with a 5% lead over trump in the granite state. that's a lower lead than she had in august. trump visited an african michigan, yesterday. when he started attacking clinton, pastor there shut him down. >> everything she touched didn't work out, nothing. now hillary clinton... >> mr. trump. i invited you here to thank us. >> okay. that's good. i'll go back. >> jennifer: that pastor also shut down hecklers saying trump was a guest and they