senator -- jeanne shaheen. shaheen: thank you all very much. thank you. thank you.rnor maggie wonderful that introduction and being such a great governor for new hampshire. isn't she going to be a great united states senator? [applause] shaheen: i know you heard from my daughter stephanie earlier. did they get you fired up? it is always fun to be here with my colleague, al franken. caucusnto the democratic and have lunch every tuesday, democrats in the senate. you never know what al is going to say. mr. franken: that is good, right? al.tor shaheen: very good, it is great for me to be here with all of you. this is a wonderful community college in new hampshire. to be able to talk about what we need to do in the next couple of days and also introduce our friend, hillary clinton. [applause] shaheen: al talked about how we believe in democratic values. we believe in hillary. [applause] [chanting "hillary"] senator shaheen: because of the great work of so many of you doors,ne here and on making phone calls, talking to your friends and neighbors, we will send hillary out

acted -- wey reelected jeanne shaheen for new hampshire.came rolling in with his big wagon of 4 million rga dollars, the people of new hampshire said hell no, we are we electing maggie hassan. [applause] say goodbye: let's kelly, goodbye kelly, goodbye kelly. somehow, their staff told me that she gets irritated when i do stuff like that. one more time. goodbye kelly, goodbye kelly, goodbye kelly. we were able to hold onto the second congressional district, annie custer. [applause] of. buckley: so, in a matter just four days, no matter what the party, the values, have been well served by the candidates. by senator bernie sanders. [applause] chr. buckley: and secretary hillary clinton. [applause] chr. buckley: so... [applause] [cheering] chr. buckley: you have no idea how awesome you all are. hillary haveand been appealing to the best of the hopes and dreams and values of the party, building on the success of president obama's administration, the republicans, the republicans are appealing to the worst of society. they have spent over $100 mil

i love hearing from jeanne shaheen. i expect to be working on maggie's campaign.. >> where is that? >> pelham, new hampshire, on the southern border with massachusetts. >> tell me how you think your candidate did tonight presenting her message versus senator sanders? >> she is much more well-rounded. she is absolutely more qualified and foreign-policy experience. she has a depth and breadth of knowledge and everything she does. as a well-rounded candidate, there is nobody who can touch that. >> why is there such a spread between her and senator sanders in the polls in your state? >> i look at the young people. i have two sons, one early 20's, one is 19. they are both supporting bernie. and i am happy that he is engaging those people, those kids. there are people who know him personally from vermont. he is our neighbor. him him him him it has been pointed out to me that people from our neighboring states never lose. so that's a big part of it. i'm out there knocking on doors myself, making phone calls, trying to make as much difference as i can. >> what do you thin

i want to thank your amazing jeanne shaheen. i am grateful for their support.ant to thank marty walsh, incredible mayor from boston. and a of the local officials who are here. i want to thank our friends of vermont, the governor of vermont, the senator from vermont, the former governors of vermont who are supporting me. they are supporting me because they know me. thatknow my opponent, too, is true, but they are supporting me because they can imagine with me as our president, we can actually get these things done. incan make a real difference peoples's lives, because at the end of the day, that is what this job should be about. are people going to be better off when i finish than when i started? is our country going to be stronger and coming together instead of weaker and falling apart? is our economy to be producing more jobs or more stagnation where people feel they are slipping back? that is the question we all have to ask ourselves. being in flint yesterday focused my mind on what we have to worry about and what we have to do in america. square what i know

governor maggie hassan, senator kelly ayotte, senator jeanne shaheen spoke at the deployment ceremony this afternoon. colonel spencer, commander of the new hampshire national guard, told friends and family not to worry. >> to the family and friends in soldiers, rest assured that they are trained and ready. they have great leadership. i can' t wait to live welcome -- until we welcome the back to new hampshire. stephanie: 90 soldiers will report to texas before heading to undisclosed locations in the middle east. adam: best of luck to them as they serve our country. stephanie: south carolina democratic voters are making their pick in the race for the white house. candidates are hitting the campaign trail across the nation. adam: the university of new hampshire announcing a new minor. the new course of study, coming up. hayley: snowflakes overnight tonight. adam: less than one hour to go until the polls close in the hillary clinton is expected to come out in top --on top. bernie sanders and hillary clinton are campaigning in other states ahead of super tuesday. senator sanders spoke to a

by the end of this rally, hillary clinton was practically dancing with new hampshire senator jeanne shaheen. new hampshire polls have bernie sanders still in front, but clinton is not conceding anything and neither were the women who shared this manchester stage. >> this is the moment. when people talk about a revolution, the revolution is electing the first woman president of the united states. reporter: she was appealing to young supporters. >> you may not support me now, but i am for you and i will work hard for you. reporter: bernie sanders has had a lead for weeks, repeating his message for the need for >> tell me why in 2006 income is so many people -- 2016, so many but working two jobs or three jobs trying to bring together income and health insurance. reporter: hillary clinton made the other night. >> i am so fortunate, we need to turn our attention to what we really need to do, make sure we do not a republican back in the white house. reporter: they are both looking ahead beyond tuesday, two primaries of other states. which includes massachusetts in about a month. heather: on the r

jeanne shaheen would not be a progressive. even the late, great senator paul wellstone would not be a progressive. mark: for more coverage on the wlwt.com. right now we have the five takeaways from the cnn townhall. you can catch the democratic debate on msnbc tonight at 9:00. and for all the commitment 2016 latest news, check out our mobile app and website at wlwt.com. lisa: turning to the other side of the race, new hampshire campaigning is just heating up and already we have more republican candidates dropping out. candidates rand paul and rick santorum have both now dropped out of the 2016 presidential race. santorum didn' t stop there, announcing that he is now throwing his support behind now-former competitor marco rubio. rubio placed third in iowa' s caucuses, behind ted cruz and donald trump. trump is accusing senator ted cruz of stealing the republican iowa caucus. he' s calling for either new voting in iowa or for the results to be nullified. mark: florida governor rick scott has declared a health emergency in four c

reporter: the in 2014 brown refused to sign the pledge, but it was offered, when it was offered by jeanne shaheen. but in this race strategies on both side have doubts about the impact it would have. >> there's going to be plenty money rolling around no matter what the source is. >> i just don't belief in ten it going to happen. josh: ayotte said in a followup statement that if the pledge is good enough for that reason and warren, it should be good enough for maggie hassan, urging her to sign the pledge immediately. tom: straight ahead tonight, the new security measures going into place right now at the investigators wireless arena. jennifer: despite more winter-like conditions, the new alert from fish and game about ice safety. mike: below zero wind chills as we go through the weekend, but do we see any more snow with the frigid air? the forecast is coming up. >> look at this weekend's olympic marathon trials and tom: security changes are being made at the verizon wireless arena. jennifer: starting this sunday everyone entering will go through a metal detector. shelley walcott is live with the o

whose states also have been devastated by the opioid epidemic, markey and new hampshire senator jeanne shaheen will fight to get $600 million for addiction treatment and prevention added to the bill debate in a few weeks. this is a health emergency, is a pandemic, it' s not just an epidemic. and we need a federal response to address it. >> in the city of brockton massachusetts in january in a span of 48 hours, 40 people overdosed on opioids. reporter: markey said their ask is small compared to president obama' s request for $1.8 billion to battle zika. in 2013 we appropriated $5 billion for the ebola epidemic and we lost just 1 person to ebola in the united states the united states is less than 5% of the population of the world. but we consume 80% of the world' s opioid pain killers. that must end. reporter: they are holding up the confirmation of president he wants to force the fda to get expert medical opinions before making future decisions to prevent another crisis. phil: new at 5:30, a nashua man is facing charges after he was accused of trying to solicit sex from two 12-year-old girls. 3

last month, senator jeanne shaheen wrote to president obama, asking him to increase epidemic in his next budget request. the president' s 2017 budget includes $1 billion in new mandatory funding over two years to expand access to treatment for prescription drug abuse and heroin use. in a statement, senator shaheen says -- " the federal government needs to be doing much more to stem the tide of this pandemic, and i' m pleased that the president' s budget will reflect this urgency." we will have much more on this story tonight on news 9 starting at 5:00. a bill would raise a punishment from a class b felony to a class a felony, which means convicts face an additional 20 years in jail for the theft. they say the approach is consistent with other new hampshire laws that carry stiffer penalties for crimes involved. coming up, back in court. the latest fight for comedian bill cosby. job. what happened to them during an early morning report in california. kevin: temperatures for this take. time for the weekend. sean: and in "grow it green," when looking for new house sean: comedian bill cosby i

@p>> i worked with jeanne shaheen @on that, and it basically @leverages u.s. foreign aid tone @sure that when girls -- @when a little girl does not have @a birth certificate, they become @a prime target for human @trafficking. @reporter: the rally set to begin @within the next half-hour. @live in nashua, jennifer @crompton, wmur news 9. @tom: thank you. @our commitment coverage @continues. @coming up next, how the @governors running for president @are spending this primary eve. @and a snowy night across new @hampshire as the latest system @moves through, when the flakes @stop falling plus the rest of @the week ahead. @ @mike: there it is, the snow @flying out there at the coast, @in portsmouth visibility cut @down to a mile or less. @we're not going to be measuring @this in feet, but nevertheless a @few inches of snow will continue @to take it very tough on area @roads for traveling right @through the predawn hours. @tomorrow morning the bands of @snow building in from the west. @the actual center for the storm @is way out to sea and it @continues to build awa

when you were here talking about it last year, you shared that your colleague jeanne shaheen called this the most in demand loan program. >> we're talking about the sba. >> yes. >> what it does is for small businesses, it's an opportunity for them to get moneys -- >> the veterans entrepreneurship. >> the veterans entrepreneur is there for them to obtain money, whether it's for operations, for building up their mechanical needs or whether it's just to start a new business. the average i think is a little over $300,000 for most loans. >> right. >> they can get up to $5 but what this does is provides an opportunity for those who have served. you know, they have been out there. they have got all this technical expertise that they have learned while they were in the field, so to speak. >> sure. >> it helps them come back home, obtain these loans. and actually without paying the fees. that puts extra money back into their business when they try to move forward. and it helps them help grow the economy and also -- >> gives them a leg up. >> yeah. >> and zero fees as you said. >> zero fees, yes.

tom: as senator jeanne shaheen prepares to present a plan to fight the state' s drug crisis to congress she' s hearing from those on the front lines. today, she spoke with program leaders and recovering addicts at the addiction treatment center serenity place in manchester. her bill would provide $600 million in emergency funding to first responders and treatment centers that handle drug overdoses. >> what this legislation would do is provide support to programs that we know have been working to help address treatment, to help law enforcement as theyre trying to put pushers behind bars to help to help with drug courts with perscription drug monitoring so we can track what' s going on. tom the senate is scheduled to : take up shaheen' shelley: new video tonight shows firefighters in berlin rescuing a deer this afternoon from the androscoggin river. firefighters say the doe was suffering from hypothermia when they pulled it into their rescue boat. after 10 minutes of being warmed, the deer perked up and she was later released into the wild. firefighters think she was stuck in the water fo

senator jeanne shaheen is among a bipartisan chorus pushing for federal resources to help state and local communities respond to the crisis. shaheen says funding should go to things across the board that are working, from law prescription drug monitoring, to prevention and treatment. >> it's about individuals who can' t get the help they need. this is a disease that's decimating families. it's hurting our communities. we need to respond, and i' m going to do everything i can to make sure new hampshire gets the help it needs. tom: here in new hampshire, an opioid death occurs every 22 hours. shelley: an inmate who walked away from a transitional housing unit in manchester is now back in custody. robert clayton was arrested today in auburn. the department of corrections said he walked away from the calumet housing unit this evening without permission. he is serving time for robbery. coming up on news 9 tonight. former district attorney testifies about why he didn' t follow criminal case against bill cosby more than a decade ago. that killed 12 marines up the coast of hawaii is still under i

senator jeanne shaheen praised the action, saying it is overdue. the opioid abuse crisis in new hampshire particularly heroin and fentanyl was the headline issue in governor maggie hassan' s final state of the state address. the senate passed three bills related to the issue today, including drug court legislation. governor hassan touted the state' s response to the crisis and said there is more to be done. >> that' s one of the many the bipartisan new hampshire health protection program without delay. drug overdoses are now the 2nd most common cause of death in new hampshire. tom: the governor also focused heavily on jobs in her speech. you can watch and read the entire state of the state on wmur.com. >> now, mike haddad with your storm watch 9 forecast. mike: the next system will be filed under the sneaky storms category. after a beautiful day, we' ve seen a gradual cool down in that storm that looked to pass to the south certainly coming a lot closer and will make for a messy morning commute, especially lakes region and points south. it doesn' t

jeanne shaheen would not be a progressive. even the late great senator paul wellstone would not be a progressive. >> clinton did say she's proud of the campaign both she and sanders are running describing their differences as contrasting on issues while the republicans she sayses are only contrasting on insults. >> the war of words among the republican candidates appears to getting increasingly biting. donald trump attacking texas senator ted cruz over what he calls dirty tricks to steal the iowa caucus through a campaign of misinformation. abc's tom llamas is in new hampshire. >> reporter: donald trump accusing senator ted cruz of using dirty tricks to win the iowa caucuses. the accusation coming after team cruz spread word on caucus day that dr. ben carson might be dropping out. >> he insulted ben carson by doing what he did to ben carson. that was a disgrace. >> reporter: on the day of the caucuses, the cruz campaign sending supporters this e-mail, stating the press's reporting that "carson is taking time off" after iowa an

[applause] ♪ >> please welcome, senator jeanne shaheen.st better than anyone metne i ever ♪ senator jeanne shaheen: thank you. hello, new hampshire democrats. what a great turnout. you are not tired come are you? all right. ray buckley and a great team at the new hampshire democratic party for doing such a great job tonight. are the terrific -- aren't they terrific? [applause] days, graniteur stators will host the new hampshire primaries. it is our moment in the spotlight. when the country and the world turned their attention to new hampshire, they get to see democracy at its very best. start with a very special thank you to the staff and volunteers who are here tonight. primarywhat makes this and our democracy work. thank you. [applause] thank you. now we have already heard from our wonderful congresswoman, and ann mclane kuster. we need her in the house of representatives writing for us. -- fighting for us. let's send carol shea-porter back to the house to represent the first district. [applause] wasn't it great to see governor lynch her

senator jeanne shaheen has been out notably at a rally yesterday as well trying to inspire local democrats to get out and vote for hillary clinton. kuster. woman annie on it -- congresswoman annie kuster. on and on. side it isie sanders amazing to watch the energy level. you really cannot describe the difference in some of these rallies between a clinton rally and sanders rally. sanders rally, more boisterous, maybe some newer voters or first-time voters liking his message. host: tony is waiting on our line for democrats. good morning. caller: i will say first that you and your guest are dressed just like. you must've coordinated uniforms or something. host: pretty standard uniform but go ahead. caller: the comment i want to really, i am disappointed. i am a lifelong democrat. i'm just an pointed -- i'm disappointed because they gave us so few choices. i think bray sanders is going to win the nomination and he's going to have worse gridlock than president obama did when he gets into office because the house of representatives is not going to let any of the socialistic views past. i'm think

he was unable to pick up a seat here in new hampshire against jeanne shaheen.has played a gracious host over the last couple of months when most of the candidates coming to his home or some other venue near his home. he called it a barbecue with brown. they were handing out chips and the candidate would come and speak. clearly, trump is a brown-like republican who survives in celebrity and making bold statement to coming out of nowhere fully. i think brown is indeed compatible with the trump. he's also a northeastern republican, so is trump. there is an ideological agreement there. that would to just he is more in line with trump. what effect it will have? this may be the jerry falwell endorsement of the new hampshire race. the one that gets a lot of short-term attention but may not actually result in any real award. >> ed 0'keefe on the campaign trail. his work is available online at washington post.com, thank you for being with us. ed: anytime. c-span's road to the white house coverage continues wednesday in new hampshire. john kasich speaks to the new hampsh

erin: jeanne shaheen is hearing the drug crisis as she prepares to present a plan to combat the issue to congress. yesterday she spoke with program leaders and recovering addicts. her plan would provide $600 million in emergency funding to first responders and treatment centers that handle drug overdoses. >> what the legislation would do is provide support to programs that we know have been working to help address treatment, to help law enforcement as they are trying to put them behind bars to help with drug courts, prescription drug monitoring, so we can track what's going on. erin: the senate is scheduled to take up the bill next week. at the state house today, a hearing is hampshire's death penalty. the bill adds acts of terrorism and civil rights to the capital murder statute. a person convicted of destruction or caught the death of a person could face the death penalty if the measure i passed. sean: firefighters in berlin came to the rescue of a deer that ran in to some trouble. it was struggling to stay above water in the androscoggin river. the doe was suffering from hypothermi

senator jeanne shaheen is among a bipartisan group pushing for crisis. she says things should go -- money should go to things that are working. t get the help they need. this is a disease that is decimating families, hurting our communities, and we need to respond. i' m going to do everything we can to make sure people get what they need. sean: and opioid death occurs in new hampshire every 22 hours. erin: the verizon wireless arena will soon have a new name. it will be called the snhu arena. snhu has signed a multi-your partnership for naming rights. no word on how much the university paid. the partnership will include internships for students and they will use the facilities for athletics and graduation ceremonies. it will still host the sean: two women were ticketed for going topless at a beach in guilford, but the tickets have been dismissed. the judge said there is no state law, criminal code, or statute that prohibits this type of exposure in public, so the town lacked authority for criminal prosecution. erin: local lawmakers are proposing a bill t

[applause] ♪ >> please welcome, senator jeanne shaheen.] ♪ better than all the rest better than anyone anyone i ever met ♪ senator jeanne shaheen: thank you. thank you. hello, new hampshire democrats. [applause] what a great turnout. you are not tired, are you? all right. i want to thank ray buckley and the great team at the new hampshire democratic party for doing such a great job tonight. aren't they terrific? [applause] you know in four days, granite stators will host the new hampshire primaries. it is our moment in the spotlight. and when the country and the world turn their attention to new hampshire, they get to see democracy at its very best. so, let me start with a very special thank you to the staff and volunteers who are here tonight. you are what makes this primary and our democracy work. thank you. [applause] thank you. now we have already heard from our wonderful congresswoman, ann mclane kuster. we need her in the house of representatives fighting for us. and let's send carol shea-porter back to the house to represent the fir

senator jeanne shaheen is among federal resources to help state and local communities respond to the crisis. shaheen says funding should go to things across the board that are working, like drug courts, prescription drug monitoring, and prevention and treatment. >> it' s about individuals who can' t get the help they need. sean: here in new hampshire, state officials say an opioid death occurs about every 22 hours. erin: the verizon wireless arena in manchester will soon have a new name. come september 1, the arena will be called the snhu arena. management announced yesterday that snhu has signed a multi-year partnership for naming rights. there is no word on how much the university paid. the partnership will include internships for students. they will also use the facility for athletics and graduation ceremonies. the arena will still host the manchester monarchs, concerts, and other events. sean: a judge dismissed a case ticketed for going topless at a beach in gilford. police said heidi lilley and barbara mackinnon violated an ordinance in september that prohibits women from going

senator -- jeanne shaheen. shaheen: thank you all very much. thank you. thank you.o governor maggie wonderful that introduction and being such a great governor for new hampshire. isn't she going to be a great united states senator? [applause] shaheen: i know you heard from my daughter stephanie earlier. did they get you fired up? it is always fun to be here with my colleague, al franken. caucusnto the democratic and have lunch every tuesday, democrats in the senate. you never know what al is going to say. mr. franken: that is good, right? al.tor shaheen: very good, it is great for me to be here with all of you. this is a wonderful community college in new hampshire. to be able to talk about what we need to do in the next couple of days and also introduce our friend, hillary clinton. [applause] shaheen: al talked about how we believe in democratic values. we believe in hillary. [applause] [chanting "hillary"] senator shaheen: because of the great work of so many of you doors,ne here and on making phone calls, talking to your friends and neighbors, we will send hillar

manchester featuring other prominent female politicians such as governor maggie hassan and senator jeanne shaheensanders held multiple events, including the unveiling of an endorsement of the former naacp president. the highlight comes this evening when hillary and bernie both are speaking at a democratic party dinner across the street from where we are sitting now. their last real face-off before the primary and it will take place in front of 6000 chanting democratic activists. this spasm of activity comes against the backdrop of new polling that shows sanders maintaining a lead over clinton, up 9 percentage points, if you believe the new boston globe poll or maybe even as much as points if you believe this new cnn/wmur poll. on top of all that, we also have a new quinnipiac national survey that has clinton and sanders now statistically tied for the national, the national all over america lead. with four days to go before the primary, where does the democratic race now stand? mark: the best thing that happened to hillary clinton this week is the poll showing sanders coming up 30. it is killing h

particularly i want to thank your amazing senator jeanne shaheen.our wonderful governor and i hope the next senator maggie hasen. carol shay porter, the former and i hope future member of congress. i'm grateful for their support. it means a lot to me. i also want to thank marty walsh, the incredible mayor from boston. and a lot of the local officials who are here and i also want to thank our friends from vermont, the governor of vermont, the senator from vermont, the two former governors from vermont all supporting me. and i've got to tell you. they're supporting me because they know me. they know my opponent, too. that's absolutely true. but they're supporting me because they can imagine with me as our president, we can actually get these things done. we can make a real difference in people's lives. because at the end of the day, that's what this job should be about. are people going to be better off when i finish than when i started? is our country going to be stronger and coming together instead of weaker and falling apart? is our economy going t

jeanne shaheen would not be a progressive. i would not let that bother me. i know where i stand.know who stands with me. >> reporter: with five days remaining to the new hampshire primary, it is up to the voters to make a final decision. many voters we spoke with said they are still undecided. some 40% are independent voters and many will pick up their ballot on primary day and decide who they will vote for, democrat or republican, and make their decision then. john and christine. >> jeff, thank you. let's talk more about this with greg valiert. greg, great to have you with us. i love these town meeting settings. you get to see voter issues and you see a candidate on stage for a long time and sometimes it reveals things you have not seen before. even candidates you have seen for years. in the case of hillary clinton, she was asked a question by a rabbi, asking how do you deal with being in the spotlight for so long and all the questions that are asked and the difficulties that come with it. she answered in a way that i never really heard before. listen. >> i've had to be in publi

being scott brown, the former massachusetts senator turned new hampshire resident who ran against jeanne shaheen in 2014, he will be endorsing donald trump here tonight. again it's expected to be a very large event. they've got a lot of space here that they expect to fill and there are a lot of people lined up outside waiting to get in. of course mr. trump finished second in iowa last night, underperforming in the polls. he gave a very short speech at the end of that campaign, very short by his standards, just a couple minutes, talking about how the election at this point is going to shift to new hampshire. and that will be something special, it going to be a great week and we're going to be up here next week and i think we're going to be proclaiming victory, i hope. we will go onto get the republican nomination and we will go onto easily boat hillary or bernie, or who ever the hell they throw up there. reporter: this campaign for weeks now has been projecting such tremendous confidence, that's clipped a little bit today, our interactions with people we've seen here. donald trump supporters are

put him even with jeanne shaheen at some point. trish: there are seven days until new hampshire. trump is way out in front. >> yes. trish: can cruz really chip away at it with issues like eminent domain and pro-liberty stance on things? >> i think he can. i think polls mr. trump will be ahead in the next poll, post-iowa poll but not by as much you probably see cruz and rubio fairly even. here is the best answer to your question. it's how much of the fighting spirit will donald trump take into new hampshire? does he feel badly beaten out of iowa or go into new hampshire looking like the leader and frontrunner again. that was one contest. i got some delegates. we're in a trump-friendly state. he has to first get past all the guys battling there, kasich, christie, rubio, bush. their super-pacs spent gazillion dollars in the tiny state of new hampshire. trish: kellyian conway. thank you very much. >> thank you. trish: been called the most hated man in america. martin shkreli in interview with fox business just a day before he is headed into court. says very interesting things. sellof

i love hearing from jeanne shaheen.. >> what town do you live in in new hampshire? >> pelham, on the southern border. >> tell me how you think your candidates did tonight and presenting her message versus senator sanders. >> i think she comes across as a much more well-rounded person. she is absolutely qualified in foreign-policy experience. she has a depth and a breadth of knowledge and everything that she does. as a well-rounded candidate, there is nobody who can touch that. spreadis there such a between her and senator sanders in the polls in your state? >> i looked at a lot of the young people, and i have two sons. when his early 20's, when his 19. they are both supporting bernie. i think the excitement he brings for them, and i'm happy for it because he is engaging those people and those kids. i see a lot of people coming over who know bernie personally from vermont, and he is our neighbor. it has been pointed out to me that people from our neighboring states never lose. that is a big part of it. i'm out there knoc

jeanne shaheen would not be progressive.n the late great senator paul wellstone would not be a progressive here. here is what i want young people to know. they do not have to be for me. i'm going to be for them. >> how are you going to defend yourself against right-wing attacks? mrs. clinton: i have had a lot of practice. whatever your age, you really think about what someone is proposing and what their record is about getting it done. mark: joe benenson said that bernie sanders is not as good a debater as hillary clinton. and he is not. but i thought last night he showed the maturity he has gone to as a performer in situations like the town hall. i thought she was quite good. much more her natural self than her tv self. john: i 100% agree. i thought they were both impressive last night. she found her way back to effectively how good she was at her best in 2008. we all wondered how long that would take and whether she would get there. she is there in this setting. bernie sanders who started this campaign as a shouty order, b

clinton even dancing a bit at a rally with senator jeanne shaheen. sanders powered through several events hammering home the need for campaign finance reform. despite these two recently butting heads, clinton and sanders agree on one key point-- both say there needs to be a democrat in the white house. antoinette: and the stage is set for the final g.o.p. debate before new hampshire voters head to the polls. catch all the action right here on channel 5. our coverage begins at 8:00. doug: newscenter 5 is your source for complete primary night coverage. analysts will have the candidates covered as results come in. our coverage begins tuesday at 4:30 p.m., and we'll take you all the way until midnight. you can also watch live on the wcvb mobile app. in other news this morning, a hanson woman held on bail accused in a "drugged driving" crash that killed a nurse. kathleen vitello had traces of zannax, adderol, valium, and methadone in her system. vitello was allegedly under the influence of these drugs when she struck and killed amanda turner russell in l

it will include lilly ledbetter, emily's list president, jeanne shaheen, kristen jill ahand, amy klobucharit wasn't long ago that there was another big event, all of the female senators there, and notably missing from that was elizabeth warren. so this will be interesting as well in this neck of the woods, as my buddy al roker likes to say, and further on. >> absolutely. you think back to new hampshire. you think back, hillary clinton had a come from behind win in new hampshire over barack obama in 2008. one of the things that people picked up on in the polls, this thing where all the polls ahead of time shows barack obama ahead. people said what happened? what it looked like happened was women voters in new hampshire at the last minute up there really rallied around her. you remember that debate just a couple nights before the election, it looked like barack obama and john edwards, he was running back then, were ganging up on hillary clinton. barack obama called her likable enough in that debate. it seemed that that stirred a backlash among female voters at the last minute in new hampshir

well, joining me now is new hampshire senator and hillary clinton supporter jeanne shaheen. senator shaheen. we're missing you up here. >> i know. you're in manchester. i want to get home. >> coming this weekend? >> yes, absolutely. as soon as i can get there. >> let me start with why secretary clinton is behind. do you really believe it's just simply that bernie sanders is a neighbor? >> i think that's part of it. i think, you know, hillary has not only been up against bernie sanders and the liberal wing of the democratic party but she's also been up against all of those candidates who have been running on the republican side who have been hitting her for years now since they've been in this race. so i think it's not surprising that people are -- and people are just tuning in. they want to hear what this campaign is all about and so i'm very excited that there's going to be a debate tomorrow night. i'm excited that she's doing a town hall in derry tonight and i think it allows people to see the differences between hillary clinton and bernie sanders in a way that is hard to

the campaign, barack obama would not be a progressive, joe biden would not be a progressive, jeanne shaheen would not be a progressive. even the late great senator paul wellstone would not be a progressive. >> sanders' jab at clinton speaks to louder conversation and growing discord happening in the democratic party. with hours to go, new fund-raising totals creating another stir. sanders outraised clinton in january, according to numbers from both campaigns. look at the numbers, $21 million to $15 million. clinton comes in to the debate tonight with an apparent iowa win under her built but the raiser-thin margin is driving some debate even with iowa, and it's supposed to be in the rear view mirror. we're joined live by two of our best correspondents who have been in the trenches covering the campaigns for months now. kasie hunt and kristen welker here with me to talk about a lot that's going on. and guys, we've got four hours and a lot of bombshells already including "the des moines register," coming out say essentially all of the heat that's happened with iowa needs to be reviewed and the

particularly i want to thank your amazing senator, jeanne shaheen.onderful governor and i hope the next senator, maggie has san. . . h h ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> break away here with reminder road to the white house coverage continues live now on c-span. donald trump live later today on c-span. the senator bernie sanders will be campaigning at the university of new hampshire in durham. that will be live on c-span. live now to the senate floor as they gavel in to begin their legislative week. they consider this afternoon of judicial nomination for northern district of iowa. live coverage on c-span2. the president pro tempore: the senate will come to order. the chaplain dr. barry black will lead the senate in prayer. the chaplain: let us pray. precious lord, always faithful and always true, use our lawmakers today as ambassadors of reconciliation and renewal. open their minds to the counsels of your eternal wisdom, as you fill them with your peace. lord, increase their hunger and thirst for right living and lead them nearer to you