maggie: i agree.hat he did not look was wild eyed or scary in the way that you have heard a lot of people who support hillary clinton suggests he might be. i think people forget that the democratic party base, especially in presidential contest, is very liberal. a lot of his positions are going to be appealing in places like iowa. i don't think this will hurt him. there is no question she did well. i agree with you, he did not do badly. he remained true to himself which is very important. occasionally on language for guestworker visas and things like that, and on guns, where he was clearly struggling. he talked about being from a rural state and that is not a great answer but at the end of , the day, his supporters are still going to be with him. i think what would be dangerous for hillary clinton supporters would be to expect that the overall horserace numbers that they have been worried about are going to change. they are probably not. i think her favorable ratings which have been low lately are , g

now that governor maggie hassan has a now she will not seek reelection. she will make a run for the u.s. senate seat. political analysts that may be a tight rice on -- race on both sides with both sides of the coming up later today, we will take a look at our latest wmur stack up. voters in derry will get to after the state supreme court town council. the special election is set for next tuesday. a former seibert police officer has pled guilty to using excessive force against a man in custody in 2009. a jury failed to reach a verdict. mark richardson will be sentenced next month. coming up on daybreak, look out below. a farmer in washington is bringing back his pumpkin cannon. sean: pumpkin season is almost upon us and that means it is time for a washington men to fire up his pumpkin cannon. he' s got an innocent. thousands of people packed his farm to watch his impressive displays. he says his cannon is the only one like it in the world. it' s homemade and uses pressurized air and can launch a he has plenty of space in this field in which to do so. kevin

governor maggie hassan n.l. she will run for senate setting up a possible head-to-head matchup against republican kelly ayotte. that measn ns the race for governor is now wide open. several people are considering a run. we will talk to ray about that. gorgeous day yesterday. another nice one today. kevin: temperatures five or six degrees warmer than the highs we had yesterday and it comes with full sunshine. patchy fog to burn off early this morning. and temperatures, although we are chilly in the lot of spots, a lot of locations are still five or seven degrees warmer than we were yesterday at this time. high temperatures in the afternoon duties statewide. nashua, salem -- 60' s state wide. sean: let' s check out the roads. might need the heat on in the car. here' s a live look at i-93. kevin: we are joined by 95.7' s deb davidson. deb: good tuesday morning. we are getting word on a crash in the palo area. -- in pelham area. crews are asking you to avoid the area so they can get that cleaned up. through the city

maggie let me start with you. over at the brooklyn headquarters of hillary clinton are they popping champagne korks today. >> from there to nevada where the debate took place and where much of her staff was. they were very with her performance. she had a very strong night by all accounts. i think that the expectations were low, which helped herment but the reality is she is a very good debater. she did something like 25 of these in 2008 against candidates who were seen as much more viable, potential presidential nominees. she was very good in 2 thousand as well as a u.s. senate candidate. so it was not a surprise but she was, i think, the best i've seen her in a debate. she was loose. she looked like she was having fun. >> having fun. >> which is not something you associate usually with hillary clinton that is something you have seen her do much of in this campaign. you have had jeb bush saying that thing wanting to run a joyful campaign, once upon a time. this has been a joyless campaign for all involved certainl

and applause ] there's a darkness in my body and i think i might be ready maggie i've been searching for our son there's a big hole in my thinking lately i've been seeing things maggie i'm still searching for our son if you're down and out if you still have any doubts you doubt that there's a savior yet to come stop what you're doing close your eyes and keep on breathing and slowly turn your face up to the sun it was warm in arizona it was cold in colorado maggie i've been searching for our son on the altar there was gold in el dorado maggie i've got blisters on my thumbs if you're all strung out if you still have any doubts you doubt that there's a rapture yet to come hey, pick up the paper see the stories and the pictures a kid went to the movies with a gun there's a house out in the desert and i lived there with some people maggie that guy said he was our savior but once he took our women and turned us into his soldiers houe hit a patch of radical behavior and the atf were belligerent there were handcuffed girls with barely any clothes there was power in their numbers there was si

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new york times presidential campaign correspondent maggie. let's talk about bernie sanders.how experienced he is, which a lot of people may not realize in debating. >> he's really experienced in debating and when you talk to people that watched the debates or been in the debates, they will say he can be very aggressive. you saw in the clip part of the way the debate was laid out was to get out of the chair and speak but when he started pointing that stood out as reminiscing for them where he was urging her to sign a ban of soft money. that's something he needs to watch for but he is a good debater. he will just keep talking. >> yet, he made very clear on the campaign trail and stuck to it, he's not attacking hillary clinton by name. he'll make a bleak reference from time to time but he's really honored. >> as we have gotten closer to the debate, he's gotten more pointed in the contrast and rhetoric is more pointed. these are not person criticisms. he did a pod cast with david axle rod a couple weeks ago or days ago in which he said look, there is plenty of establishment cand

the special guest we're talking about in her photos is a deer named maggie. the photographer said she noticed the deer in the background of one of her pictures watching the photo shoot happen. then the deer walked up to the kids even the sleeping baby. now maggie is considered a regular appearing in more than five photo shoots. >> pretty amazing to look back at a picture and just that she cooperated not only participated and not something that was in the background but up so close and calm. >> the photographer there cities maggie is welcome in any of the pictures when she shows up. >> it's near the holiday season, you start getting pictures from everybody, family, friends and they sometimes send a news letter along with an explanation. they are going to have to explain who maggie is. >> you're watching "nbc 10 news today." "nbc 10 news" at 5:00 a.m. starts right now. >>> teens fighting police. officers try to break up an after-school brawl and end up in a fight of their own. >>> the code of the classroom. today leaders come together to talk about how to draw

(matt) the special guest is a deer named "maggie." photographer says she first noticed the deer in the background of one of her pictures -- just watching the photo shoot happen. she later decided to see if maggie would participate in some of the shots. now maggie is considered a regular -- appearing in more than five photo shoots and bringing joy to rion's customers. if you have a cat, it will probably spend the day napping, playing with some string and taking another nap. normally, you may be bothered by how much sleep your cat gets, especially if you don't get that much. but today, you can let it slide. it's national cat day! so... if you have a cat, be sure to spoil it a little. when we come back....the oldest state worker in indiana still on if you think we can grow our economy while ignoring climate change, think again. america's most innovative companies are already moving to clean energy using existing technology to improve their bottom line. now we need a plan to help businesses and families across america to save money on ele

amy: now at noon -- governor maggie hassan announces she will run for u.s. senate. plus hillary clinton is in the granite state laying out her gun control plan. josh: after a cold start today, warming nicely with sunshine in the afternoon. how much warmer we will get in the week ahead. and the missing cargo ship -- the discovery made by search crews this morning. announcer: no one covers new hampshire like we do. now wmur news 9 at noon. amy: breaking news -- governor maggie hassan will forgo another challenge republican senator kelly ayotte for her senate seat. good afternoon. news 9 was the first to bring you that decision this morning. josh mcelveen broke the story. he sat down with the governor this morning and joins us live from concord with more. josh: after months of rumors and speculation and plenty of guessing on the part of the media, evan or indeed set her sights -- governor maggie hassan will set her sights on the senate. her campaign released a video talking about her decision, talking about her time as governor and the successes she points to. she says

maggie: a mi me gusta.mico jack black. >> ¿cÓmo estÁs? birmania: muy bien y tÚ. >> muy bien. encantado. birmania: javier me dijo que hablabas muy bien el espaÑol. jack: no es cierto, mi espaÑol es muy mal, mi acento es perfecto, es bonita, pero entiendo solamente 45 palabras. birmania: no importa. la entrevista la realizamos hace un aÑo en pleno rodaje de escenas en una escuela pÚblica del condado de madison, en atlanta, georgia. birmania: la novedad que trae este filme, es quÉ diferencia de los libros, el autor de los mismos, tambiÉn forma parte de la historia. birmania: un grupo de adolescentes liderado por zack, serÁn los encargados de atrapar a todos los mozos para devolverlos a los libros y es aquÍ cuando comienza la acciÓn. birmania: estÁs bien fÍsicamente. jack: tengo mÚsculos, muchos mÚsculos, este es mÁs grande. birmania: la pelÍcula es apta para todas las edades. >> es muy bien para todos los niÑos y niÑas y padres y mamÁs, tambiÉn, y hermanos, y esposas. birmania: sÓlo hay que prepararse por si l

[ cheers and applause ] okay, i want you to meet maggie and veronica. now, one of these ladies got injections 10 days ago around her eyes, and one of 'em applied fill & freeze this morning. >> first, let's take a look at maggie. so these are these crow's-feet, fine lines around the eyes, and this is after maggie's treatment. pretty nice result. now let's take a look at veronica. and this is after your treatment. crow's-feet, big, big difference, the lines are virtually gone. there are your two results. >> okay. who thinks that maggie got the injections? >> who thinks veronica got the injections? >> wow. it's kind of like 50-50. >> it's 50-50. >> all right, you know. >> well, yes, i know, because it was done in my office. [ laughter ] i better know. but that's the point. you can't tell the difference. you could pay hundreds of dollars for the injection that one of these got and have to hide from the world for almost two weeks with red, swollen skin. or you could simply smooth away your fine lines and wrinkles in just 15 minutes in your own home just like

tom: governor maggie hassan says she will run for senate in 2016. how it will affect the gubernatorial race. mike: temperatures are headed higher started tomorrow. how mild it gets. shelley: a seacoast hospital is taking new steps to make a life-saving drug more accessible. the partnership that will make narcan available over-the-counter. tom: a flight bound for boston made an emergency landing. the conversation between the copilot and air traffic control as he prepared to land. >> no one covers new hampshire like we do. shelley: for the first time in decades, the mother of pamela smart is spoken exclusively to wmur, revealing the new approach she is taking to seek her daughter' s freedom. good monday evening. i' m shelley walcott. tom: i am tom griffith. ham smarts mother says it is time for the case to be retried, and she smoke with jean mackin -- spoke with jean mackin today. jean:. pam smart' s mother is speaking to us for the first time in 25 years since her daughter was sentenced to life in prison without the possibility of parole. she says no

maggie: igual que karla y yo.n nueva york estamos pasados por agua, pero aquÍ la lluvia no para nuestra fiesta, para nada. y no le parÓ la fiesta a j balvin y becky g, anoche que disfrutaron de un Éxito total, nosotros pudimos compartir con ellos antes del concierto y tras bastidores, y esto fue lo que pasÓ. llegamos a la habitaciÓn de la bella becky g, mientras realizaba para su presentaciÓn con j ba en el corazÓn de manhattan. >> me siento super emocionada y bendecida. karina: lo que estÁ en boca de todos es si regresÓ con su ex novio austin. mucho se ha hablado Últimamente si has regresado con un chico... >> no! estoy soltera! karina: hasta parÍs hilton estaba preocupado, entonces no estaba allÍ. >> no hay nada allÍ, somos muy buenos amigos, ahora estoy enfocarÉ mi carrera, él tambiÉn. karina: j balvin, tiene fama de ser un besucÓn, ¿ya te ha dado besos? >> sÍ! karina: rÁpidamente llegamos a los ensayos de j balvin, pudimos hablar con Él antes de su concierto. felicidades por la nominaciÓn a los latin grammy, ¿

jeffrey lord and cnn political analyst and correspondent mag e maggie. some might say this is a political third rail for donald trump invoking 9/11 and president bush during a republican primary but jeb bush brought it up at the republican debate arguing his brother kept the country safe and donald trump touched plenty of what in past years might have been considered political third rails. >> i think that's exactly right. there are voters within the republican primary in states like iowa and states like south carolina who remember george w. bush very fondly. for them i think this will be considered an insult and as you say, jeb bush brought this up in the last republican debate and used exactly that language, he kept us safe. i think donald trump is very aware of what may or may not get under jeb bush's skin and i think that is part of the intention in saying this. i think he knows that it will aggravate jeb bush. he has already sort of gotten to him and gotten in his head by saying he's low energy. you saw jeb bush repeat that repeatedly. i think jeb bu

the parent company said sit also impacted by the maggi noodles recall in india. shares are trading at the bottom of the stoxx 600. we're off 2.2% as things stand. let's go out to carolyn. she joins us live from switzerland and is joined by the ceo. carolyn. >> good morning to you. i'm very glad to have with me the ceo of nestle. thank you for taking the time this morning. always a pleasure speaking with you. there's a couple of one off factors relating to india and rebates in the u.s. but still the third quarter organic growth we saw for you was the slowest since 2009. how disappointing is that? >> i'm an ambitious because. i'm disappointed because they oversh ov overshadow good things. you saw that europe continued going very well. health science, north america is coming back strongly. and also latin america and so that and all the categories. we saw a little pit of softer recovery. recovery still but softener china but that's going to come back. i'm actually quite confident. >> is there a sense though that maybe in the second quarter of this year when you spoke

[ cheers and applause ] okay, i want you to meet maggie and veronica. now, one of these ladies got injections 10 days ago around her eyes, and one of 'em applied fill & freeze this morning. so these are these crow's-feet, fine lines around the eyes, and this is after maggie's treatment. pretty nice result. now let's take a look at veronica. and this is after your treatment. crow's-feet, big, big difference, the lines are virtually gone. there are your two results. >> okay. who thinks that maggie got the injections? >> who thinks veronica got the injections? >> wow. it's kind of like 50-50. >> it's 50-50. >> all right, you know. >> well, yes, i know, because it was done in my office. [ laughter ] i better know. but that's the point. you can't tell the difference. you could pay hundreds of dollars for the injection that one of these got and have to hide from the world for almost two weeks with red, swollen skin. or you could simply smooth away your fine lines and wrinkles in just 15 minutes in your own home just like... [ cheers and applause ] veronica go

this is "maggie, i've been searching for our son." ♪ ♪ there's a darkness this my body. ♪ ♪ i've beening ♪ close your eyes and keep on bloo breathing ♪ ♪ slowly turn your face up to the sun ♪ ♪ it was warm in arizona ♪ it was cold in colorado ♪ maggie i've been searching for our son ♪ ♪ there were crosses on the altar ♪ there was gold in el dorado ♪ maggie i got blisters on my thumb ♪ ♪ if you're all strung out ♪ if you still have any doubts ♪ i doubt that there's a rapture yet to come ♪ ♪ pick up the papers, ♪ see the stories and the pictures ♪ ♪ kid went to the movies with a gun ♪ ♪ desert ♪ ♪ and i lived there with some people ♪ ♪ maggie, that guy said he was our savior ♪ ♪ but once he took our women ♪ and turned us into soldiers ♪ he hit a patch of radical behavior ♪ ♪ and the atf were belligerent ♪ there were handcuffed girls with barely any clothes ♪ ♪ there was power in their numbers ♪ ♪ there was silver in their holsters ♪ ♪ and the trucks as they rolled slowly up the road ♪ ♪ well there's a darkness in my body ♪ ♪ and i think i might be ready ♪ so if you're stuck down south ♪

governor maggie hassan announcing this week that she is running for the seat currently held by senator kelly ayotte. john: when they' it' s going to be very cordial. ray: political reporter john distaso says events like this give the candidates a chance to stake out their territory for re going to try to top each other in terms of new hampshire and the economy and to the problems of the state. ray: and distaso says another theme you can expect both to tout is their ability to work with members of the other party. gov. hassan: to keep our state moving forward, last month we enacted a fiscally responsible bipartisan compromise on the budget. that includes business tax cuts while providing safeguards that protect our ability critical priorities in future budgets. sen. ayotte: i' ve been ranked the 7th most bipartisan by independent groups because i work across the aisle to get things done for people in new hampshire. ray: ayotte says that she' s not surprised by hassan' s decision to run, saying hassan was recruited by washington democrats like harry reid. and that hassan' s decision was

maggie hassan still enjoys good job approval numbers as more than half of those surveyed like the job she' s doing -- 54 approve, 30 disapprove. but since hassan announced she' ll challenge kelly ayotte for the u.s. senate next year, the race for governor is wide open. wmur political director josh mcelveen has a look at the numbers for some of the potential candidates. josh: it' s important to note that this survey was taken before governor hassan went public with her decision pursure a senate seat. but with her now out of the race for governor, it appears the corner office under the gold dome in concord is completely up for grabs. >> the race for election of governor in 2016 is absolutely wide open. josh: and that' s because out of the potential field on both sides, voters are largely in the dark. for republicans, only executive counselor chris sununu has declared his candidacy and he' s the most well-known, just ahead of former congressman and state senator jeb bradley. state representative frank edelblut is looking at a run, but still needs to introduce himself to 85% of new hampsh

governor maggie hassan says the state needs more funding for drug abuse prevention programs. erika: commitment 2016, with the first democrat to enter new s gubernatorial race. our sister station wmur has learned executive counselor colin van ostern will declare his candidacy this morning in manchester. van ostern made the decision after current governor maggie hassan announced she' s running for senate next year. fellow executive councilor chris sununu is also running for governor, on the republican side. emily: in economic headlines this morning, hopkinton-based emc corporation is in talks to merge with dell. the new york times reports the deal would involve mostly cash. but it could mean job losses people in the bay state. pessimistic investors pushed most asian stocks lower overnight after indications the u.s. federal reserve is not moving to raise interest rates. right now u.s. stock futures are lower after gains across the board on wednesday. today, investors will be watching for the weekly job snapshot. looking at the top trending stories this morning, lady gaga, showin

governor maggie hassan says the state needs more funding for drug abuse prevention programs. emily: thank you. there' s now a new legal move to fight the heroin epidemic in massachusetts. yesterday house lawmakers unanimously passed a bill to make trafficking fentanyl, a powerful opioid, punishable by up to 20 years in prison. that drug is often added to state' s opioid deaths. that bill now heads to the senate. erika: right now, dedham police are asking for your help, trying to track down who left offensive graffiti all over town. they say a total of five swastikas were found in several neighborhoods early yesterday morning. fences, roads, a driveway, and part of a construction site were tagged. police do not think any specific person was targeted. emily: a randolph woman who worked as a nanny is accused of stealing hundreds of thousands of dollars from her bosses. stephanie fox is charged with forging 65 checks worth more than $280,000. the 30-year-old also accused of destroying bank statements when they arrived at the home. prosecutors say fox admits to buying jewelry, and

he made the decision after current governor maggie hassan s running for senate next year. executive councilor chris sununu is running on the republican side. emily: a rhode island man who weighs 800 pounds has been kicked out of the hospital, for ordering a pizza. steven assanti says his eating addiction has left him in the back of his father' s suv, with nowhere to go. he had been getting help at rhode island hospital, where he did lose some weight. but he says he was told to leave when he violated his health care plan by ordering the pizza. erika: take a look at this a daring rescue in texas. two firefighters saving this man caught hanging from a bridge over the houston ship channel. the man was doing maintenance work under the bridge when he fell, dangling from 135 feet above the water for nearly an hour. firefighters dropped through a manhole in the bridge, attached a harness to the worker, then pulled him to safety. emily: right now, the faa is trying to figure out how this happened. a pilot was injured when his single-engine plane crash-landed in a backyard in califo

and bring in maggie haberman. and in boulder, colorado, cnn national political reporter maeve reston. maggie, i'll start with you in-house. john's making a very excellent point. there was high drama out there. there was opportunity. and when opportunity rears its head in a campaign, everybody is going to fly forward. they do feel they've been closed out. who do you think got the plus-minuses last night. >> i agree with everything john said. that's it. we're done. >> your credibility just crashed. >> marco rubio, and ted cruz, i thought had very strong nights. and for similar reasons. they both had pitches thrown at them. ted cruz was much more about the media. marco rubio did that one, too. marco rubio just owned jeb bush in that exchange about votes. chris christie had a really good night. i'm not sure how much it will matter. it will matter if you see people with that rubio, and in this very crazy election year. donald trump and ben carson were almost nonfactors last night. you saw donald trump trying to show he

shelley: the death of a toddler has prompted governor maggie hassan to put the state' s child services agency under review. good friday evening to you, i' m shelley walcott. the mother of that toddler has been charged with murder. the attorney general' s office wants an investigation to see if more could have been done to prevent the girl' s death. wmur' s stephanie woods has our top story live from concord. stephanie: the attorney general' s office says the division of children, youth and families met sadie willott' s family before her death. but they say that' s not the only case that' s troubling them. >> more than anything, i know that every granite stater wants every child, our most vulnerable citizens, to be safe, and that' s what this review is about. stephanie: governor maggie hassan has demanded an external review of the division of children youth and families following the death of city will it. -- sadie willott. manchester police have charged her mother, 22-year-old katlin paquette, with murder. the attorney general says sadie' s family visited dcyf before her death on septe

the special guest is this deer named maggie. she first noticed her in the background aching the family photo and then the deer walked up to the kids. how about that. >> each the sleeping baby. now appearing in more than five photo shoots. >> amazing to look back at a picture and just, that she represented not only participated and not something that was in the background but up so close and calm. maggie is welcome in any of the pictures whenever she shows up. >> the vine interjengs. how a picture of the last pupper saved a boy. how a drip to the library helped this boy build a hand to help his mad cal condition. >>> a philadelphia boy is on the mend after what his family believed was a case of devine intervention. >> this is pretty amazing. a 3-year-old walked away after falling two stories out of a window and landing right on top of a picture of the last supper of christ. the family sent us a photo of the picture that he landed on. here it is. he was outside the home in point breeze when the boy pushed through the window and fe

maggie: si quieres ser bruja, imÍtenme a mí! abogado de larry hernÁndez y enseguida se registrÓ a la entrada y procediÓ a entrar al penal. todo indica que las 11 de la maÑana tendremos transmisiÓn en vivo y en directo de todo lo que es esta audiencia de fianza. la gente se agrupaba lo que iba a suceder asÍ, serÁ una dieta de 10 o 15 minutos donde no se va a hablar si es culpable o no, si tiene pruebas o no, solamente se va a hablar si puede ser se quede en libertad condicional bajo fianza,. ellos ya contrataron un finazista. karla: a los 11 serÁ esta audiencia, se le ha permitido a la prensa entrar a esta audiencia, ustedes estarÁn transmitiendo todo lo que sucede allÍ y no se va a hablar si es culpable o no, nada mÁs semana difÍcil tiene derecho a salir bajo fianza que viene despuÉs? orlando: el fianzista me comentÓ que luego vienen las pruebas que duran unas una o dos horas, las unas preguntas, algunos exÁmenes mÉdicos y psicolÓgicos y le hacen una pregunta bajo un juramento si se va a presentar a las prÓximas audiencias. le v

she has a good sense of that now, maggie. think her people will look at this and say the bigger our lead is over bernie on things, that's where the voters matter more. that will put you in a counterintuitive place. >> yes it means the democrats care less about income inequality than they do on foreign policy. could that be a fair reflection? >> the logic is right but the last election that turned on foreign policy -- >> is that terror, safety, is that what foreign policy envelopes now? >> it's what's in the news at that moment. that's where you see people reactioning. >> let's look at what happens with joe biden. his numbers have changed after the debate. in august, should joe biden run for president? 53% said yes. now post-debate, 47% say yes. no, back in august 45%, that number has gone up to 49%. maggie, this -- you know, the trend is not right for joe biden getting in. >> he had a real streak of momentum in his favor among donors, among polls as she was having a hard time heading into this first debate. a lost people look

i've been thinking maggie i've been searching for for our son. if you're down and out if you still have any doubts i doubt that there's a savior here to come stop what you're doing blooet breathing slowly turn your face up to the sun it was warm in arizona it was cold in colorado maggie i've been searching for our son there were crosses on the altar there was gold in el dorado maggie i got blisters on my thumb if you're all strung out if you still have any doubts i doubt that there's a rapture yet to come pick up the papers, see the stories and the pictures kid went to the movies with a gun desert and i lived there with some maggie, that guy said he was our savior but once he took our women and >>> good saturday morning. i'm kerry connolly. crews are on the scene after massive fire in franklin. it broked out at the villages at oakwood condo complex on innsbruck way. there was an explosion so a gas leak is suspected though the cause of the fire is still under investigation. no one was inside at the time. >>> police are warning newton residents to

this is "maggie, i've been searching for our son." ♪ ♪ there's a darkness this my body. ♪ ♪ i've beene doing ♪ close your eyes and keep on bloo breathing ♪ ♪ slowly turn your face up to the sun ♪ ♪ it was warm in arizona ♪ it was cold in colorado ♪ maggie i've been searching for our son ♪ ♪ there were crosses on the altar ♪ there was gold in el dorado ♪ maggie i got blisters on my thumb ♪ ♪ if you're all strung out ♪ if you still have any doubts ♪ i doubt that there's a rapture yet to come ♪ ♪ pick up the papers, ♪ see the stories and the pictures ♪ ♪ kid went to the movies with a gun ♪ ♪ desert ♪ ♪ and i lived there with some people ♪ ♪ maggie, that guy said he was our savior ♪ ♪ but once he took our women ♪ and turned >> this is cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> good morning, everyone, i'm nicole brewer. >> this weekend marks the 20th anniversary of the "million man march" in washington. the huge civil rights rally drew many african-american men from our area. fifty men, who protested two decades ago, are actually on their way to washington right now, and another march is being held at 9

this is "maggie, i've been searching for our son." ♪ ♪ there's a darkness this my body. ♪ ♪ i've beenour face up to the sun ♪ ♪ it was warm in arizona ♪ ♪ it was cold in colorado ♪ ♪ maggie i've been searching for our son ♪ ♪ there were crosses on the altar ♪ there was gold in el dorado ♪ ♪ maggie i got blisters on my thumb ♪ ♪ if you're all strung out ♪ ♪ if you still have any doubts ♪ ♪ i doubt that there's a rapture yet to come ♪ ♪ pick up the papers ♪ ♪ see the stories and the pictures ♪ ♪ kid went to the movies with a gun ♪ ♪ desert ♪ ♪ and i lived there with some people ♪ ♪ maggie that guy said he was our savior ♪ ♪ but once he took our women ♪ ♪ and turned us into ♪ ♪ pumpkin excitement is back at dunkin'. pick up your favorite pumpkin-flavored baked treats and beverages, like the new pumpkin macchiato before pumpkin season is over. mom this is hugely important. is there anywhere in your house i can get a good signal? anyway, you were saying. it's a tragic love story. i love tragedy. what is that noise? what? i'm on set. what movie? i'm shooting a movie about laundry. leave slo

like the maggie noodles scandal. they haven't been able to sell them in india for six months. they said during the press conference now that they're doing whatever they can to put it back on the shelves and it's worth noting that the ceo who is usually very optimistic said maybe we were a little too optimistic on india and the maggi situation but also on china. the other one off was in the u. s. that was for the prescription business in the u.s. and they took a one off adjustment in sales there. they wanted to take a more conservative approach. once again during the call they made clear that these are really just one off factors but you ant deny the fact that china has been recovering slower than what nestle was anticipating and that puts into question the overall long-term growth models and that guided for 5 to 6% or dpanic growth. what are we expecting to see today? well according to nestle only 4.5% for 2015 and that would mean they would miss the long-term growth target for the third year in a row. so one of the key questions today is whether that long-term nestle growth m

philadelphia at the age of 20 and has been here ever since and from all of us here at "action news," maggieppy birthday abc's "world news tonight" with david muir is next on channel6. "action news" continues at 10:00 on phl17 with brian taff, sharrie williams, adam joseph and ducis rodgers. then please join us for "action news" at 11:00 here on channel6. for cecily tynan ducis rodgers and the entire "action news" team, i'm jim gardner. we hope you'll join us at 11:00. ñÑ >>> tonight, two deadly school shootings in just one day. a student gunman opening fire in arizona, photographed holding guns before. one student killed, several others shot and wounded. the other deadly shooting in texas. the university on lockdown. >>> meantime, the president in oregon at this hour, after the campus massacre there. the protesters, even a family of one the victims saying you're not welcome here. >>> the chaos on capitol hill. tonight, what really happened. the congressman telling lawmakers he had the votes to be speaker. two hours later, shocking everyone. does anyone want the job? >>> the urgent warning i

johnny: los cambios tambiÉn pueden ser divertidos, en breve llega maggie jimÉnez con consejos buenosa: pero eso no tienen ni cuerdas. >> lo que pasa es que Él tocaba muy feo la guitarra, los vecinos se quejaban, entonces toca guitarra en silencio. karla: mejor vÉndale algo a orlando. >> ¿mejor vendemos "cÓdigo segura"? darÍan mucho dinero, orlando! karla: "cÓdigo segura"! ♪ ♪ orlando: ay, jairo, jairo, guÁrdanos un puestesito en la nueva casa de "despierta amÉrica" no vaya hacer que dejen a "cÓdigo segura" en newberry, transmitiendo costa a costa. larry estÁ en colorado, pero no sabemos en dÓnde. la Última informaciÓn que tengo acerca de las 10 grandes como la tiene el abogado jorge reyes que nos da detalles de lo que puede suceder con la suerte del cantante, veÁmoslo a continuaciÓn. >> yo conozco que en newbwerry tienen cortes dos veces al dÍa para escuchar el tema de la fianza, entonces cuando llegue a la corte va a tener la oportunidad de en un tiempo apresurado de presentarse para el argumento de la fianza. la prÓxima corte serÍa para la primera semana o segunda semana de noviemb

.>> reporter: that could be arguable, but the law inspired maggie since some -- maggie sent some -- simpson adams decided to do this piece. morning -- mourning has become taboo. >> women mourned their husband for two and half years, and you were not going to give up ashton altogether. a second wife for the husband's first wives parents. a mother who had married children would mourn for the child's in-laws when they died.>> when you talk about meeting fashion, you could be in morning for -->> forever.>>> these fashions are from the macy's museum here in book in berkeley. >> this is one of the last cool old houses in oakland. history is an important element here. >>> all you have to do is walk in to be transported back in time, just for a moment you can watch the mother, 135 years ago mourning the loss of her baby.>> thank you. we have household tours every sunday through november 15. we will take you through another haunted site that could be a fun option for your family this holiday weekend. >>> getting a chance to spend the time with the golden state star steph curry.>>> we played monster

there he disappointing numbers because of weakness in china and the effect of that maggie recall. europe and north america are doing ok. carrefour, this stock doing ok this morning. it reported further games in revenue in the third quarter because of growth in the home market. also acceleration in europe and around the contrail -- remy cointreau -- gaining as well. a lot of luxury companies have collapsed. but remy cointreau doing ok its 2015 has kept target and sales came in better than expected and keep your eye europeaners with those car sales numbers. a 25th straight month of gains. jon: the -- early part of trading here in europe. the ftse 100 opening higher. the trading day is wrapping up in asia. manverworked yvonne standing by. reporter: overworked but happy friday. we are seeing a fourth straight friday of gains across asian equities. japan rising for a second date with china seeing some of the best returns in a week on a two-month high with shanghai closing 1.6% up. about 6% since last friday and that is the biggest such advance we have seen in four months. this is all o

erin: as the heroin epidemic grows in new hampshire, governor maggie hassan is considering emergency rules for painkillers. suggestions include limiting painkillers to a five-day supply. a family in hanover has been told to stop tricking the water from their well after a tested it may have come from a former animal burial ground used by the dartmouth medical school. . menu for a unique do you think when you are president you'll be paid as much as if you were a man-male... this is one of the jobs where they have to pay you the same. but there are so many examples where that doesn't happen. i'm going to do everything i can to make sure every woman in every job gets paid the same... ...as the men who are doing that job. r i'm hillary clinton p erin: a chef in vermont is getting ready for a dinner with a unique menu. everything on the menu was donated by local hunters and fishermen, including things like trout, bear, moose, muskrat and beaver. kevin: the menu will also include roadkill. state fish and wildlife officials will provide three animals killed on highways. all proceeds will rep

not about the presidency, that's because after months of speculation it is now official, governor maggie hassan will challenge republican incumbent kelly ayotte for senate in 2016. we first reported the decision this morning, shortly after her campaign released a video in which she pointed to her successes as governor while also taking aim at washington d.c. and the influence of big money. interview of her senate candidacy. >> unfortunately we are not getting the response we need from washington that really meets the progress we've made at home. washington right now is rigged for special interests who make sure that their needs are met at the expense of the middle class. i think that needs to stop and that's why i'm running for the united states senate. josh: this decision sets up what could be the most watched and expensive senate race the the history of new hampshire. today senator ayotte released a statement saying, "i welcome governor hassan so this race and look forward to a spirited campaign, we have lots to talk about." coming up at 6:00 we'll hear more from governor hassan on her

governor maggie hassan announced she' ll be running for sen. kelly ayotte' s seat. they' re predicting it may be the hottest and most expensive senate race in 2016. how do you handicap this? ginny: it is governor gridlock against a very well respected she will have an advantage. mary anne: i one. kelly, forgot who that was. she will realize she is in the race of her life which she will lose. next senator. >> hillary clinton, the confession that benghazi was never about anything other than e-mail. she has finally hit her stride. ed: she does seem to have hit her stride. ginny: i would give it courage award to patrick kennedy for people with mental addiction. ed: thank you for joining us. we hope you have a great columbus day weekend. we will see you next week.

new hampshire governor maggie hassan will run for u.s. senate. our sister station, wmur, breaking the news. the second-term governor is the first democrat to announce she' s in the race to challenge republican u.s. sen. kelly ayotte. hassan is considered the best challenger for ayotte in a swing state that could be pivotal in the contest to control the senate. erika: democratic candidate or clinton unveiling new gun control measures. she will propose legislation that excludes some gunmakers and distribute her. she also backed efforts to stop selling guns with background checks and band ms. clinton: when it happened, people often say that they offer their thoughts and prayers. that is not enough. how many people have to die before we actually act? erika: clinton has emerged as one of the fiercest proponents for tougher gun control after reignited debate over gun laws in the presidential campaign. in addition to clinton, some republican presidential candidates are in new hampshire today, carly fiorina will be at the manchester rotary before making

maggi noodles is a big problem for nestlÉ.les from the shelves in india. the second most populous nation. they are a huge hit there. but regular seders too much lead in them. -- but regulators saying there is too much lead in them. what amount that is been for volkswagen. volkswagen also down today after falling yesterday, after it was revealed they would have to recall a .5 million cars. 8.5 million cars. in september we got new data. they said,? guess what, they are losing market shares. the worst showing for volkswagen since september. manus: thanks for writing that up. here, it isers global surveillance. this is an hour of tv you do not want to miss. bulcke it isvin going to join tom and francine. what is going on inside? how are these deals turning out? what is going on in india. that is all too come during global surveillance. manusme on twitter @ cranny. all the market moving stories of the day. thank you for watching this week. we will do it all again on monday morning. ♪ ♪ francine: asian stock following u.s. markets