bernie sanders and martin o' malley weren' t really losers but when it came to foreign policy they were more as supporting actors than potential presidents. neither challenged clinton' s views very aggressively but big challenges will come from the republican party and that' s why this debate was also a win for the republicans. paris will trigger a full- throated debate over clinton' s role in foreign policy and president obama' s and they are both vulnerable. the last thing this nation needs is another issue that devised us, but that is exactly what paris presents. will it be full speed ahead or lead from behind? we' re going to have to choose. live in the newsroom, i' m andy hiller and that' s my instinct. >> it' s a cold day for us today and the winds are only adding salt to the wounds making it feel like it was in the upper 30s. so how does the rest of the weekend look? we' ll get to that forecast coming up next. for the girl scout meeting... for the soccer team... for the girl scout meeting... how many meetings are you having?! p at stop&shop, prices have just dropped on thousands

i recently asked democratic candidate martin o' malley about those moments that can give you a bump. mr. o' malley: i am not in a very different position than many people were at this point in time before the iowa caucuses who then went on to beat expectations or win the iowa caucuses. one of the rules of thumb is that whatever candidate is surging in september or october is not the candidate that will be surging in january or early february. fernando: opportunities like a course of a campaign. in this week' s republican and democratic debates. tweet me and use the hashtag #matteroffact. and you can connect with us any time twitter, facebook, or our website, matteroffact.tv. >> when he ran for president, he lost iowa but went on to win the republican nomination. a special interview with senator john mccain, next week on "matter of fact." but first, when candidates attack -- election in history where yfrom iowa. fernando: have you noticed? many candidates seem more focused on personal strikes rather than substance. the candidates are often attacking each other, leaving little time to d

class i met martin o' malley from the democrats. i met rand paul, marco rubio, rick perry dropped out, scott walker dropped out -- i met both of them, though. donald trump. >> reach out to students. i think that' s a good place to start. >> i think you have to be a pretty mixture of liberal and conservative. >> they want to be able to meet the candidate, and be able to look in their eyes, asked them questions and answer truthfully. fernando: voters we talked with kept coming back to that personal touch. is that all it really takes to claim victory? drake university political goldford has watched from the front lines for years. how do you win iowa? professor goldford: for the iowa caucuses, it' s organization, organization, organization. the caucuses typically occur at 7:00 on a monday evening in a wintertime period. you have to hope the babysitter shows up. you hope there isn' t a blizzard. you hope you don' t have a flat tire. and you have to prepare to spend at least an hour or sometimes more at the caucuses, so it requires a lot

hillary clinton, martin o-malley, bernie sanders, rick santorum and ben bigger check. hillary clinton, martin o-malley, bernie sanders, rick santorum and ben carson have all expressed support for raising the wage ... though to varying degrees. on friday the iconic hotel fort des moines will be shutting down for renovations. no one was more surprised by the news than current hotel employees who were notified yesterday. employees say hawkeye hotels, current owners of hotel fort des moines, informed the 16 member staff that they will be without jobs by the end of the week. employees say they knew about the renovations well ahead of time but were told they would happen in the spring of 20-16 and they would be transferred to other hotels at that time. now they have just 4 days to find new jobs. they say it's like a slap in the face. 20:56:51-20:57:05 "it's not a big deal to them because it doesn't affect them but to us it's 16 families that have to go without, that have to just wing it." "it doesn't seem like a lot but it's 16 families that are not gonna have this money comi

martin o' malley disagreed with clinton, saying the middle east needs to be involved. all of the candidates agreed isis needs to be stopped. presidential candidate "this election is not just about electing a president, it's also about choosing our next commander-in- chief. presidential candidate "together, leading the world, this country will rid the planet of this barbarous organization called isis. presidential candidate "my heart goes out to the people of france in this moment of loss."" " the debate saturday night was intended to focus on the economy, but the attacks overseas changed the moderators' questions. former faculty at the university of missouri are addressing racism they experienced on the college's campus. they are supporting protests on campus, holding the university accountable for stopping racism. the m-u former faculty of color said in a statement, that the environment at mizzou is full of racism. nine former employees signed that statement, and said they also felt uncomfortable on campus. they say the lack of minority faculty adds to the university'

the two will meet up, along with martin o-malley later this week. that's for the next democratic debate... moderated by rachel maddow. it starts at seven o-clock friday... on msnbc. theyve been towering over the state for as long as we've been here, but this iowa native has officially begun its swan song. its one that no one is happy to hear. 101440 'its hard to be the bearer of bad news.' 095408 'you know its no small thing to have an entire species perhaps totally eradicated from the landscape.' 104737 'this is not a cheap thing to do.' 102918 'its just one of those trees that has fit every need that we needed in an urban or community setting.' for iowas 26-million ash trees, there will never be that compares to this one. from here, theyll fade from the landscape each year, taking public and private budgets with them. its a giant problem with no good solution. experts say we not only caused it, were in danger of making it even worse. 'unfortunately, we didnt learn when all of the elms died. we planted a lot of ash. and now that the ash are dying,

hi llary clinton flanked by bernie sanders and martin o malley.. answering the first question?will she be a part of an adminstration legacy where isis threats were underestimate d? sot t clinton: it cannot be an american fight. and i think what the president has consistently said-- which i agree with-- is that we will support those who take the fight to isis. that is why we have troops in iraq that are helping to train and build back up the iraqi military, why we have special operators in syria working with the kurds and arabs sosothat can be supportive. " o'malley jumped in. i would disagree with-- with secretary clinton, respectfully, on this score. this actually is america's fight. it cannot solely be america's fight. america is best when we work in collaboration with our allies. bernie sanders added?. the greatest threat to national security is climate change. sot sanders: climate change is directly related to the growth of terrorism. and if we do not get our act together and listen to what the scientists say you're gonna see countries all over the world-- this is what the

martin o-malley trails behind both at 5-percent. although clinton has a substantial lead, it is five-percentage points smaller than it was last month. after a strong showing in the republican debate tuesday night, chris christie is stopping through the corridor in coralville and today, he spoke with students at kirkwood community college. cbs 2 news reporter kevin barry was there and explains why the new jersey governor might be picking up momentum with voters. what's going on with chris christie right now might be an example of how losing support in the polls can actually help. vohe was relegated to the early debate - but there - he had far fewer andidates competing for speaking time on the stage. that gave him a chance to defend his record a lot more - and push his policies. the message at kirkwood was about one of those issues - entitlement reform - and christie says it genelly doesn't get votots too excited - but it's vitally important. sot entitlement reform71% of federal spending is now on entitlement and debt service. and if

hillary clinton, bernie sanders, and martin o' malley are in manchester tonight. the democratic party is hosting its annual jefferson jackson dinner at the radisson ballroom. that' s where we find wmur' s mike cronin. he joins live with a preview of that event. the speaking program will begin on that stage behind me as all three major democratic presidential candidates will be here and joined by new hampshire while the preparations finish up hotel it' hundreds of people lined the streets. and a manchester police detail is set up at the corner of elm and pleasant streets. supporters of hillary clinton, bernie sanders, and martin o' malley rallied with signs. some were surprised that the jim corbo: i think it' there' s so many people out here i' m here today. our family' s divided. and she' so we thought we' d come to support both of them, show them mike: we' tonight' s event on wmur at 11:00. live in manchester, mike cronin, wmur news 9. adam: thanks, mike. two republican presidential the granite state this week. stops tomorrow. christie will attend five events ove

fellow democratic candidate martin o-malley has challenged clinton to adopt some of his seven-point plan to reduce gun violence. the clinton campaign says she was pushing those issues before o-malley came on board. cbs 2 news reporter kevin barry will have a full recap of all the week's political news on iowa in focus.be sure to tune in at 10:30 sunday morning, right here on cbs 2. iowa remains a battleground state for next year's presidential elections.that's also the case in west africa, and an organization called wake up for your rights is helping out with that. that.cbs 2 news reporter steffi lee is here to explain what their efforts are. are.wake up for your rights in benin to dig deeper into the election process. process.former nigerian child soldier esaie toingar started the group after wanting to give others a voice.he's doing that by training men and women in the west african country on exposing the election process. these volunteers have already monitored previous elections by observing campaigns and reporting on any problems. toingar says there is still a lot of turmoil, but h

former maryland governor martin o malley and former secretary of state, hillary clinton spoke at iowa state this afternoon. they headlined the central iowa democrats fall barbeque. clinton said this on how she would handle terrorist attacks 571006 - attacking paris the city of light reminds us that there is no middle ground in going after these terrorist. i will work everyday as your president to a build a more stronger and safer fair and more prosperous america. because if are not strong at home and taking care of our own people. we cannot do what we need to be doing to leading the world governor o'malley agrees the country needs to better protect itself from the people who live here... but says he would like to take a different approach to doing so... by strengthening gun legislation. 524117 - imagine what sort of changes we would be making if since 9/11 400000 americans had died here in the country at the hands of isil or al queda instead of the hands of one another. i have been consistant. i am clear about my principals and thats what makes me an effective leader. after the slaugh

and martin o' malley has events planned in rindge and exeter. new this noon police have , arrested a man in connection with the murder of a pregnant woman in indianapolis. amanda blackburn, the wife of a local pastor, died after a home invasion earlier this month. blackburn was 12 weeks pregnant at the time of her death. early this morning, police on a preliminary murder charge. don' t forget the patriots host the bills on monday night football tonight. you can watch the game right here on wmur. kickoff is at 8:30. that means dancing with the -- that means "dancing with the stars" moves to me tv new hampshire at 8:00. you can find it over the air on 9.2. the show will be available on demand tomorrow at abc.com. that means if we are staying up to watch this, we will be tired. kevin: wind chilly evening in foxborough. cold air rushes in and we will tell you how long it lasts. sean: plus, it is hard to believe, but thanks giving his this week. we' it's been her fight for twenty years. something is wrong with our healthcare system and it needs to be

more than 350 supported clinton. while martin o' malley has 2%. erika: gop hopeful donald trump unleashing a tirade of insults and scathing comments against his chief rival. attacks to a whole new level. >> it is his most over-the-top using words he wrote about his troubled youth, when he said a pathological temper. mr. trump : if you are for that. if you are a child molester, a sick puppy, you are a child that. there is only one cure. that cure. that is the ultimate cure. >> his rant did not end there. mr. trump: what have we come to when we have to believe this kind of tough and we are going to put some money and also sue leave the definition of pathological disease. i am not saying it. he said it about himself. >> he brought out an imaginary knife to imitate a scene in carson' s biography, where he says he tried to stab his friend . mr. trump: how stupid are the people of the country to believe this scrap -- this crap? >> he says mr. trump has resentment when he sees mr. carson rise. erika: trump was on a roll, going after just about everyone i

bernie is a great candidate, martin o malley is a great candidate as well, but with the fact that he's literally polling within te margin of error."and those who are staunch supporters of thososcandidates - didn't back down. down."the platform starts right here in our neighborhood s and it goes from the caucus to the county convention to the district convention to the state conveveion aa ultimately can be considered for the national convention." for this generation of young minds - staying prideful for what's first in the nation starts in a place with pizza and politics. politics."you really don't know what the future holds, so if you look at it with a positive outlook, you can at least attempt to achieve positive things." the statewide republican favorite w w ben carson and for the dedecrats - bernie sanders. coming up next...we've seen the distruction that isis can cause -- but find out from one of the university of iowa's experts on the middle east the role they play in the world changing. welcome back - we're joined by nicholas grossman talking about isis. were you surprised? surpr

state hillary clinton, vermont senator....bernie sanders, and former governor of maryland....martin o' malley a hot topic of the debate was national security... reporter kim hutcherson has a recap. "the second democratic debate opened with a focus on the terror attacks in paris-- a moment of silence for victims... followed by opening statements and early questions: (hillary clinton/(d) presidential candidate) "this election is not just about electing a president, it's also about choosing our next commander-in- chief. (bernie sanders/(d) presidential candidate) "together, leading the world, this country will rid the planet of this barbarous organization called isis. (martin o'malley/(d) presidential candidate) "my heart goes out to the people of france in this moment of loss." inton focused on international diplomacy. (hillary clinton/(d) presidential candidate) think we have to look at isis as the leading threat of an international terror network. it can not be contained and must be defeated we can bring people people together in a cooperative way, but it can not be an american fight, altho a

and martin o' malley and jeb bush will also visit the state but they are not expected to file until later this month. president are teaming up to try and change upcoming debates. the candidates are angry at moderators and party organizers are demanding changes after last week' s widely criticized debate. abc' s carolyn costello has more on the reshaping of the ground rules. carolyn: the crowded pool of republican candidates has something they can agree on, a list of demands for debate hosts. it comes after last week' s highly criticized debate, moderated by cnbc, which pocket governor christie: we have isis and al qaeda attacking us and we are talking about fantasy football? [applause] >> is this a comic book version of a campaign? mr. trump: no, it is not a nice question. governor christie: even in new jersey when you are doing is rude. carolyn: today, the republican party chair says the candidates have the party support. reince preibus: what happened at the cnbc debate was a debacle. the ability to sanction or the sanction the debate is with the rnc. carolyn: some candidates have indica

wmur' s andy hershberger has more the first candidates to file. democrat martin o' malley were the first get on the ballot in the primary. both were at the secretary of state' s office this morning in concord. o' candidate to sign up. he is lagging behind hillary clinton and bernie sanders in most polls. all that is required is a one-page form and $1000. the filing period runs through november 20. trump turned over his check to the secretary of state dalgaard around 11:15. before that, he held a rally on the statehouse steps. mr. trump: i came here to file because i feel you have to come here to file, and you have this many people show up in the morning. most of these people are working. i know that could as i say, these are hard workers. you are not allowed to use that expression? these are hard workers. mr. o' malley: this is the great work of our time and this is the message of this campaign. there is a difference between words and actions. andy: anybody who wants to be on the ballot in the primary can register. the record was in 1992, when the 61 people signed up. in 2012, 40,000 pre

yesterday martin o' malley became the first major candidate to file in concord. donald trump also filed to have his name on the ballot. you can watch the filings live on our website, wmur.com or on our mobile app. three gop contenders who have yet to file are campaigning in our first in the nation primary state today. jeb bush held a town hall meeting in north conway this morning. john kasich is paying visits in greenland, durham and londonderry. lindsay graham will be making stops in manchester later. and chris christie is attending events in nashua and somersworth. the stakes are high and candidates are certainly trying to distinguish themselves from one another. donald trump releasing new ads today, including here in new hampshire. abc' s stephanie ramos continues our commitment coverage from washington. stephanie: the political air war is in full steam. trump releasing his first radio ads of the 2016 campaign this morning. >> i don' t disappoint people. i produce. stephanie: and trump is live this weekend. night live this week. s snl well with some hispanic g

and democrat martin o' malley has town hall meetings in manchester, durham, and keene today. new hampshire' s first-in-the-nation primary status hasn' t always been a sure thing. 40 years ago, former state rep jim splaine filed a bill that separated the primary from town meeting day. secretary of state bill gardner says without that bill becoming law, the primary as we know it would not exist. but at the time, splaine had to fight to pass the bill. >> was the reaction? four people saying this was going to cost more money? >> a bit of a sigh. democrats and republicans in the 1975 legislature were thinking, first anymore? erin: tonight at 5:00, adam that saved the new hampshire primary, and why heightened tensions over the vietnam war played a role in that decision. investigation. families of the victims of saturday' s crash over egypt. lawsuit filed. after a salmonella outbreak possibly linked to chipotle restaurants. kevin: warm continuing to build out to our west and all headed in our direction the next several days. and look towards the weekend, coming up. erin: and it' s t

this morning, martin o' malley took a tour of velcro companies in manchester. this afternoon, he will attend a town hall in north conway and a meet and greet in somersworth. republican marco rubio also has events in laconia planned for this afternoon. coming up, world leaders are in paris to discuss climate change. but that won' t be the only topic of discussion. severe weather, what parts of the midwest are dealing with and problems it is causing. kevin: it was a cold start. we have fair skies ahead of the next system. when it arrives and what it brings with it a head. erin: we are making chicken and erin: welcome back. security is extremely high in paris today as leaders from around the world gather in the city of light. president obama and nearly 200 others are there for a climate change summit, but terrorism remains a top talking point just weeks after those deadly isis attacks. abc' s lana zak has more from washington. lana: in france, climate change is on the agenda but terrorism is on the mind. president obama: we salute the people of paris for insisting

jackson dinner you are seeing senator bernie sanders speaking now. clinton, bernie sanders, and martin o' malley rallied outside the hotel earlier today. tonight at 11:00, we' ll have a full recap of the speeches and events this evening. and earlier today, hillary clinton kicked off her campaign for job creation in boston. the democratic presidential candidate promised to rebuild achieve a middle class lifestyle. she called for $275 billion in federal spending on infrastructure. expensive portion of clinton' s economic agenda. secretary clinton says the spending would be paid for by closing corporate tax loopholes. they campaign did not say which republican presidential candidate chris christie is grabbing headlines around the country after garnering the coveted endorsement of "the new hampshire union leader" editorial page. the new jersey governor is still at the bottom of the pack in the polls but has been campaigning heavily in the granite state. political analysts say "the u.l." has handed him the ball, now it is his turn to run with it. >> calling chris christie right for these dangerous ti

clinton, along with bernie sanders and martin o-malley will meet up later this week. they are taking part in a forum moderated by rachel maddow. it starts at seven o-clock on friday... and airs on msnbc. if the democratic and republican today... they'd be in a dead heat. hillary clinton and ben carson are tied in a hypothetical matchup, according to a new nbc news/wall street journal poll. 47 to 47 percent. carson performs better than candidates due to his popularity among independent voters. clinton is ahead of republican donald trump by eight points. jeb bush doing a little better against clinton, but still trailing by four points. and clinton holds a three-point lead over marco rubio but that's within the poll's margin of error. senator chuck grassley reached a new milestone on friday. he cast his 12-thousandth vote in the u-s senate - just the 18th senator to reach that mark. grassley has also been present for seven-thousand consecutive votes ... the longest streak in the senate. his office says the last time he missed a vote was when he came to iowa with presiden

he' ll fix the problems that are holding americans back tom democratic presidential : hopeful martin o' malley laid out his plan to reduce gun violence through executive action. his plans include overturning a law that protects gun dealers and tougher laws on selling guns and storing them in homes. o' malley says he has the plan on gun violence prevention. >> imagine since the attacks of september 11, 400,000 americans killed by guns. qaeda, what reaction would we have as a people? tom: he said he passed one the country' safety laws. our commitment 2016 coverage continues on her website at wmur.com. new hampshire marks the 100th nation primary. we look back on significant watch a special report of the man -- about the man' s whose efforts secured our first in the nation status. marshal' s office is body was found. firefighters responded to 209 carlton road this morning. investigators say the owner of yesterday, but that person' s body was still inside the house when the fire started. all the other residents got out safely and put out the fire. an autopsy will be done tomorrow. laconia police h

martin o-malley getting just three percent support. the three democratic presidential candidates took part in a special forum tonight. hillary clinton, bernie sanders, and martin o'malley sat down individually with rachel maddow. the aired on and was sponsored by msnbc. it took place in south carolina - a key battleground state in the presidential election. but iowa came up many times during the debate... martin o'malley took the stage first... he said iowa is a model for clean energy with our use of wind energy in our state. o-malley also said the democratic party is at its strongest when its policies help workers. o'malley says: 'we're best when we talk about things like raising the minimum wage, paying overtime pay for overtime work, making it easier for women to participate fully in our work force, making it easier for people to bargain collectively for better wages. i believe that the source of our country's strength, rachel, is actually an economy that recognizes that we're all in this together. bernie sanders is up next... he tal

democratic candidate, martin o' malley filed as well as donald trump, and senator marco rubio. shelley: three republican candidates spoke in dover tonight. among them, former hp ceo, carly fiorina fresh off if you' d from "the view." stephanie would has her reaction to the host' s criticism to her appearance. reporter: tonight, carly fiorina spoke about lady liberty and the fight for what is right. this morning she wrote -- for her own fight against the ladies of the view. carly: how many people watched the view? if you didn' t, go home and watch it, it is worth it. reporter: they listened to her speak after she had a confrontation on the view. she went on the talkshow after her -- after the cohost said her face look demented during the last of eight. >> i have been called all kinds of things. i have been called a bimbo to the time -- from when i was a secretary until i was a ceo. we will have to go to the litanies to the left to win. reporter: george pataki, and jim gilmore spoke at the red rally at the center in dover. fiorina focused on personal conviction, rather than polic

martin o' malley surprised his team in new hampshire tonight with a dinner he delivered. it comes the night before he will speak at franklin pierce university, outlining his plan malley will hold a number of events tomorrow in the granite he has plans stopped in bedford and exeter. a packed house party for chris christie today. a few hours ago, the new jersey crowd. cars were parked down the block, outside to get in. christie has yet to see a bump in the polls but says he is starting to see some of the consistent campaigning in the granite state. ve said this the last three weeks that things are getting a lot more people are starting to hear our message, and i feel things could go our way in new hampshire. stephanie: governor christie is new hampshire. this house party was his 113th south carolina senator lindsey graham started his day diner in manchester. candidate shook hands over breakfast. later, he was in tilton for a diner. he held a town hall meeting in laconia this afternoon. a new abc poll shows senator bernie sanders is gaining momentum after joe biden announced

mike: former maryland governor martin o' malley greeted supporters on elm street. inside, he blasted donald trump' s immigration policy. >> to that in the aggression, con or -- carnival barker donald trump, let us stand up and say the enduring symbol of our nation is not a barbed wire fence. it is the statue of liberty. mike: hillary clinton entered to a sea of glow sticks. in the wake of terror attacks, foreign policy was a key issue for both candidates -- all candidates. >> i take a backseat to know one when i say i will do whatever is necessary to protect us, but i will do it in a way that furthers and promotes our values. mike: clinton closed by portraying herself as the candidate for all americans. >> it is unusual for a candidate these divisive times, to say, we need more love and kindness, but america right now. stephanie: that was mike cronin reporting. "the new hampshire and union leader" endorsed governor chris coveted prize. the gop hopeful has been campaigning heavily in the granite state. "the union leader" called kristi "right for these dangerous time

now clinton and fellow democrats bernie sanders and martin o' malley have filed for the primary and clinton continues her visit tomorrow with events planned in derry. mike cronin, wmur news 9 9. tom: jim gilmore was among the first to file for the primary ballot this morning. he is a long shot in the republican field. polling criteria used to determine which candidates make it onto the debate stage. >> i'm not getting on because of an arbitrary media that' s been vested in the establishment media to decide who gets on and who doesn't get on, and i think thats wrong. its not in the public interest. it's a violation of the public interest. and if the rnc is giving them any kind of authority like that then they're wrong. tom: gilmore has not been invited to any debate yet since the first debate back in august. a few other major candidates expected to file, texas senator ted cruz, lindsey graham, and kentucky senator rand all will all add their names to the republican primary ballot. when the candidates come to new hampshire to file for the primary, we are streaming all of it live at wmur.com.

martin o' malley attacked donald trump. >> we have a major crisis and we need a revolution in mental health treatment so that all people, regardless of the income can get the help they need. >> to that immigrant bashing, carnival barker donald trump, let us stand up together and say the enduring freedom -- symbol of our nation is not the barbed wire fence. if the statue of liberty. reporter: polls show clinton in sanders locked in a dimeric battle in the state of new hampshire. a big granite state endorsement for chris christie. the new hampshire union leader made him it' s pick in the presidential race. 2016 the paper' s publisher says they picked christie because of his experience, his ability to s not afraid to tell it like it is. heather: police are investigating the murder of a man in bedford. he was found around 11:00 last night and police say he had been shot. he died later at the hospital. an autopsy will now be conducted and anyone with information is asked to call police. the murder file -- trial of philip chisholm m continues tomorrow. they saw several pieces of footage, i

democrat martin o' malley and republican donald trump were the first major presidential candidates to make the trip to the secretary of state' s office. good evening, i' m shelley walcott. tom: i' m tom griffith. three more candidates are planning to file tomorrow democrat bernie sanders, and republicans carly fiorina and marco rubio. a new national poll from quinnipiac shows support for the florida senator has shot up to 14% since his last debate performance putting him in third place in the republican field. shelley: tonight, rubio held a town hall meeting in nashua where he faced questions regarding his use of a florida from 2005 to 2008, wmur' s stephanie woods was there. stephanie: tonight senator rubio defended his personal finances while saying he is the best candidate to defend america. >> the bottom line is the only have one debt and that' s my mortgage on my home mortgage. >> marco rubio held a town hall in nashua after a tampa bay times article accused him of charge more than $16,000 in personal expenses when he was speaker of the florida house. but rubio said when his fina

hillary clinton, bernie sanders, and martin o' malley will meet saturday night in iowa in a debate that will air on cbs. republicans are next scheduled to debate on december 15 in nevada. you' ll see that on cnn. the campaign trail will bring four republican candidates to new hampshire tomorrow. ted cruz, lindsey graham, rick santorum, and donald trump all have events planned in the granite state. democratic presidential candidate bernie sanders will also be campaigning here. you can find details in the candidate tracker in the politics section of wmur.com. tom: tonight democrat hillary clinton finished her two day visit to new hampshire with event at dartmouth college. she also met with veterans in derry this morning. wmur' s mike cronin has more on clinton' s message from hanover. >> hillary clinton' s final event of the day was at dartmouth college with a conversation focused on growing the economy mixed in with some questions from the audience including one about donald trump. hillary clinton is keeping an eye on donald trump' s campaign but says it' s not her business to worry abou

democratic presidential candidate, martin o' malley, is hoping a weekend recent visit to eastern iowa... will help him stay competitive with his party's current frontrunners. we made it to the end of the fantastic weather wise? it is definitely a cool start to your sunday. you'll need to head outside to warm up the cars for a bit, you'll likely have thick frost on the windshield. temperatures will again be seasonable today and the sun will continue to shine. high temperatures will top out around 55 degrees. the beginning of your workweek continues to stay nice. temperatures will rise slightly, with highs nearing 60 degrees by tuesday. as for rain, we stay dry until late tuesday into wednesday, where we bring in the chance for a few thunderstorm s. thanks britley. a special guitar belonging to a didn't last long on the auction block. we'll tell you how much it sold for. the hawkeyes final four regular season games, indiana was definitely high on that list. josh christensen has the highlights and reaction from bloomington. this is iowa's first trip to memorial stadium since 2012. the ha

king called senator cruz "a candidate whom god will use to reore the soul of america" democrat martin o-malley is shifting staff and resources to iowa while his campaign is struggling to raise money. money.the additional staff is coming from his baltimore headquarters.through the end of september -- o'malley only had about 800-thousand d dollars his campaign account.the former maryland governor is struggling in the polls behind hillary clinton and bernie sanders. changes to iowa's medicaid system continueo be met with many questions. questions.a town hall meeting in cedar rapids last night tried to answer many people's questions over the upcoming changes.democrats, critical of the governor's move to privatize medicaid, have been ing to thehetate sponsoror meetings.one lawmaker says a lot of iowans are still confused about the changes and he's not happy with the answers they're getting at these meetings. "there are so many issues and they're pushing to do this by understanably are very fearful about what's going to happen about their health care." care."some have called on thehe vernor to delay

democratic candidate martin o- malley made a stop in dubuque on tuesday.he spoke to voters about the aftermath and security concerns stemming from the paris attacks. attacks.o'malley said he was proud when president obama told the international community that the united states would welcome refugees to exclude muslims like some republicans had suggested.he admitted that this is a time when there is a lot of fear in the air -- but that the u-s won't be successful on the battlefield if it also doesn't step up to do its part to solve the humanitarian crisis involving syrian refugees. in a follow up, former two and a half men star starcharlie sheen said in an interview tuesday morning, that he's tested positive for h-i-v, the virus that causes aids.sheen was fired from the starring t-v role after an explosive meltdown.a hollywood publicist says sheen is getting treatment, and said he decided to make the announcement because he was being extorted for more the a million dollars, by people he trusted with his secret. a few weeks ago, we told you how an iconic wall covered in gum, was gettin

democratic presidential candidate, martin o' malley, is making stops in eastern iowa. at 1 o'clock he'll visit a democratic fundraiser in burlington. then at 3 o'clock, he'll head to wapello. he'll make his cedar rapids at 6-30, for the linn county democrats fundraising dinner. coming up in our next hour, we'll talk with our unity point health guest peg bradke. we'll talk about a disability awareness event and health care expo they're hosting. and we'll have a guest talking about the return of the turkey trot 5k race in marion. now, a final look at the forecast... you will likely wake up to more sunshine today, than what you saw yesterday morning! temperatures will be about the same as they were yesterday, with highs topping out in the low 50s. these conditions make for typical tailgate weather. you'll want the jacket >>> good morning, america. ben carson's fighting words. the republican front-runner lashing out overnight against allegations that stories about his past don't add up. >> wait a minute. don't lie. >> was he really offered a west

martin o' malley has townhall meeting scheduled in manchester, durham, and keene today. tonight, o' malley will roll up his plan to address gun violence. wmur.com obtained a copy of the plan. it includes ending gun dealer immunity, banning cop killer ammunition, and developing an alert system to prevent people who are not allowed to buy guns from buying one. democrat larry lessig has decided to end his bid for the white house. he has failed to reach 1% in the polls, meaning he did not qualify for the primary debates. erin: senator kelly ayotte is gearing up for a tough reelection fight in 2016, but she could face a challenge from within her own party. as wmur political reporter john distaso first reported, former house speaker bill o' brien and other liberty conservatives plan to hold a secret meeting tomorrow night to discuss a primary campaign against ayotte. they say they are upset over her position on the budget and switching her position on climate change. sean: the fbi is now getting involved in the investigation into the murder of the 62-year-old denise robert. a

democratic candidate martin o- malley made a stop in dubuque on tuesday.he spoke to voters about the aftermath and security concerns stemming from the paris attacks. attacks.o'malley said he was proud when president obama told the international community that the united states would welcome refugees of all r rigions -- not opting to exclude muslims like some republicans had suggested.he admitted that this is a time when there is a lot of fear in the air -- but that the u-s won't be successful on the battlefield if also doesn't step up totoo its part to solve the humanitarian crisis involving syrian refugees. in a follow up, former two and a half men star starcharlie sheen said in an interview tuesday morning, that he's tested positive for h-i-v, the virus that causes aids.sheen was fired from the starring t-v role after an explosive meltdown.a hollywood publicist says sheen is getting treatment, and said he decided to make the announcement because he was being extorted for more the a million dollars, by people he trusted with his secret. a few weeks ago, we told you how an iconic wal

emily: democratic contender martin o' malley will make a campaign stop in boston today. he' ll host a leadership reception tonight at district hall for civic tech start-ups in the city. that reception will be followed by a competition with the groups. randy: right now honda is cutting ties. emily: the new move from the auto giant after a massive faulty airbag scandal. >> you' re heading to a windshield -- they want you to be the crash dummy. emily: 5 investigates goes behind the new parts on your car after a collision. the problems that may be happening if you use one of your s preferred shops. randy: sweating on a club dance floor before 9:00 a.m. the movement making its way to new england, and the message behind it. erika? erika: breaking news on the eyeopener. firefighters with questions after a house catches fire in lowell. "the lowell sun" reports no one lived inside this house on baldwin street. fire investigators are trying to figure out how it started. cindy? cindy: more sunshine today. maybe 51 in boston but out the door in nashua, look at the now, you're free t

martin o' malley has town hall meetings in manchester, durham, and keen today. tonight in keene, he will roll his actions would include ending gun dealer immunity, banning cop killer ammunition, and a new electronic alert system to notify police when someone who is banned from buying guns attempts to do so. you can read more on wmur.com. with his campaign struggling to gain traction, democrat larry lessig has decided to end his bid for the white house. he did not qualify for the primary debates. erin: senator kelly ayotte is gearing up for a tough reelection fight in 2016 and she could face a challenge from within her own party. as wmur political reporter john distaso, -- reported, bill o' brien and other liberty conservatives plan to hold a secret meeting to discuss a primary campaign against ayotte. they say they are upset with her recent votes on the budget and climate change. the senator said she is keeping her focus on the issues. >> i' m focusing every day on serving the people of new hampshire, working as hard as i can to solve problems on their behalf, a

king called senator cruz "a candidate whom god will use to restore the soul of america" democrat martin o-malley is shifting staff and resources to iowa while his campaign is struggling to raise money. money.the additional staff is coming from his baltimore headquarters.through the end of september -- o'malley only had about 800-thousand dollars in his campaign account.the former maryland governor is struggling in the polls behind hillary clinton and bernie sanders. changes to iowa's medicaid system continue to be met with many questions. questions.a town hall meeting in cedar rapids last night tried to answer many people's questions over the upcoming changes.democrats, critical of the governor's move to privatize medicaid, have been going to the state sponsored meetings.one lawmaker says a confused about the changes and he's not happy with the answers they're getting at these meetings. "there are so many issues and they're pushing to do this by january the first so people understanably are very fearful about what's going to happen about their health care." care."some have called on the governor

martin o-malley is in a distant third place, gaining only.. authorities inthe corridor this morning are searching for soone who fired off gunshots last night in cedar rapids. rapids.police tell cbs 2 news s it happened along the 13-00 block of m street southwest. several shell casings were found at the scene but but authorities did not find any suspects after searching the area.police do tell us no injuries have been reported. cbs 2 news will continue to you updates when more information is released. cbs 2 news is getting a closer look lookat the events surrounding a shooting at a corridor mall. police say alexander kozak shot and killed... killed...andrea farrington at coral ridge mall in june.cbs 2 news has obtained several warrants against kozak. kozak.witnesses say he shot farrington while she was working at the children's museum inside the mall. authorities captured him east of iowa city on i-80.warrants show kozak - who was married - told officers farrington broke up witithim through a text message and that caused him to snap.he allegedl

martin o' malley was the first contender to make the trip to concord. donald trump also filed to have his name on the ballot. a few other candidates are going to be in the granite state today, but they are not planning on filing just yet. john kasich will be making stops. lindsey graham is paying visits to salem and manchester. chris christie is attending events in nashua and somersworth. sean: several new hampshire democrats are pleading for more debates between the presidential candidates. the dnc has approved six debates and the head of the dnc says no feel the committee is overstepping its authority. >> the people ought to show. that is the key. we are the people. we are the voters of new hampshire. debates are essential. sean: so far, the republican candidates have taken part in three debates and another is set for next week. the democratic candidates have only had one debate. erin: the search continues for the person who shot and killed a manchester man outside his apartment on tuesday night. police were called to 472 granite street after several

martin o' malley is scheduled to file this morning at 8:00. donald trump will file his paperwork at 10:00 this morning. you can watch live at wmur.com every time one of the candidates files. several other candidates are in new hampshire today to campaign. jeb bush, marco rubio, and lindsey graham all have multiple stops scheduled. sean: exeter police are investigating the third deadly heroin overdose in that 21-year-old jordan welch was found unconscious inside a camper on monday and died at the hospital. with this serious drug issue facing our state, the executive council will vote on governor maggie hassan' s requests that lawmakers return to concord for a special legislative session to focus only on heroin and opioid and the crisis. the governor wants to put criminal penalties for the sale of the painkiller fentanyl on the same level as heroin and appropriate money for statewide drug courts. erin: one of the most-watched votes yesterday was in ohio yesterday, where voters rejected a proposal to legalize medical and recreational marijuana. w

democratic presidential candidate martin o' malley has a full day of campaigning planned tomorrow. the former governor of maryland will start the day in bedford, and then he goes to franklin pierce university for a townhall, and wraps up the day with a townhall in exit or -- ex eter. stephanie: terrorism has become one of the most important issues in the presidential election, poll. 28% of people polled say terrorism is the top issue. 33% say it' s the economy. the poll was conducted the past week from monday through terrorism attack in paris. 75% of people polled say they are closely following the attention at this point in a presidential race since 1987. a new paul from suffolk finds that most republican voters in new hampshire would support mitt romney in the primary if he were running. romney has said he' s not interested in running, and he didn' t file for the new hampshire primary vie --by by friday' s deadline. when romney is taken out of the mix, trump leads with 22 percent. florida senator marco rubio is in second with 11%. two people killed in a crash saturday night. 67-y