mr. porter kelly doesn't have a hate bone in his body, he didn't commit a hate crime, he didn't commit a murder. >> the investigation will reveal that his client is involved in this incident and properly charged. >> reporter: sims family is nlt talking on camera but say his death is still unreal and they won't rest until the remaining two suspects are caught. richmond's mayor believes the political climate is fuelling times like this and says his sid city won't tolerate it. >> i think there are people who feel they're going to get a pass for this kind of behavior. >> reporter: another bar he frequented. a manager says he stopped by just before heading to the capri club. she says he was like a little brother. >> i work here night time sometimes and he drive me home or help me to close. get me ice. nice boy. very nice. >> reporter: jodi hernandez. >>> it is bait and switch packaging. the city of campbell taking steps to stop thieves from snatching those packages that you ordered. campbell police calling it a new bait pro. >>m. bait packages, containing gps trackers will be placed at variou

, oh, well uh, it's simple mrs. porter. i didn't want to play cane to my brothers able. then i thought i had to. only mr. gilman here convinced me there was another way out. i had to become my brothers keeper. thank you mr. gigian. (cheyenne) rio hondo. quiet now.. ...but maybe it's the quiet before the storm. this is the town i was headed for with two wagonloads of supplies for sale to the highest bidder. wherever you crossed the mexican border there was always the inevitable french patrol.

mr. porter kelly doesn't have a hate bone in his body. he didn't commit a hate crime, he didn't commit a murder. >> the investigation will reveal that his client is involved in this incident and properly charged. >> reporter: sims family says his death is still unreal and they won't rest until the remaining two suspects are caught. richmond's mayor believes the political climate is fuelling crimes like this and says his city won't tolerate it. >> i think there are people who feel like the they're going to get a pass for this kind of behavior. >> reporter: a manager says he stopped by right before heading to the capri club where the attack took place. >> i work here night time sometimes and he drive me home, help me close. get me ice. nice boy. really nice. >> reporter: sims' family is pleading with the public to help them locate the two remaining suspects. meanwhile, they are preparing for a private funeral that will take place next saturday. reporting live in richmond, jodi hernandez. >> thank you. >>> new at 6:00 a man is accused of mol

mr. porter kelly doesn't have a hate bone in his body. he did not commit a hate crime. he didn't commit a murder. >> mistaken, and this investigation will reveal that this crime has involved in this incident have properly charged. >> reporter: simms family is not talking on camera but say his death is still unreal. and they won't rest until the remaining two suspects are caught. richmond's mayor believes the political climate is fueling crimes like this and says his city won't tolerate it. >> i think there are people out there who feel like they're going to get a pass for this kind of behavior. >> reporter: simms picture covers the walls of another bar he frequented. the manager says he stopped by before heading to the capri club where the deadly attack took place. she says he was like a little brother. >> i was here at night time sometimes and he drove me home, helped me to close. nice boy. really nice. >> reporter: nbc bay area news. >>> happening today, suspects accused of killing an alameda county sheriff's department volunteer will be back in court for a plea heari

mr. porter. it's mark, correct? >> yeah. that's gook. >> okay. i just want to kind of touch base with you and talk to you about how you know them, how long you've known them. >> i've known gary since probably maybe 15, 20 years. he was my assistant superintendent. i was the superintendent. >> reporter: mark knew a lot about gary's coin business. he had started dabbling in it as well. he told detectives details that suggested a fellow collector could have targeted the tyrrells. >> he's got people all over missouri that collect for him. and i know he goes to hotels and meets people, and he runs ads in the paper. >> reporter: according to mark, gary set up one of those meetings around the time of his death and it involved a lot of money. >> he was actually going to sell $50,000 of gold for cash. it was actually a buyer who was going to give him $50,000 in cash, that's all i know. >> reporter: he also mentioned text messages he'd seen on gary's phone from some other guy. >> gary asked me to read him some of the text messages. there were five in a row

mr. porter does not have a hate bone in his body and did not commit there. << a preliminary hearing is scheduled on december 9th at which time a judge will decide if there is enough evidence to hold porter kelly for trial. until then being held without bail. >>> millions of americans are taking advantage of cyber monday looking for online deals. police say this time of year thieves are taking advantage an the shopping season looking for packages left on doorsteps. as ann reuben says one city is taking aim at the thieves with innovative approach to track down thieves. >> it happened at john's house and saw a package and inspected it and despite a surveillance camera stole it any way. >> it is violating your rights to have someone taken off your porch. >> it was a desk for my daughter. >> and campbell police say this package theft happens all too frequently during the holiday season. >> tired of criminals coming to campbell. >> and today on cyber monday, a day even more packages more will be ordered campbell police are putting on packages of your own. like their bike program. these are bait packag

mrs. porter, i'm not going to let him have my baby. well of course you're not. i mean it. i mean it. i'd rather see h h dead first. cindy! look, i don't want a scenene major, i just want my child. i just happen to think that she's not a fit mother well, that may be but it's s sll your problem, not mine but you're wrong. it is your problem. i've got a court order to prove it is. that's signed by judge henry. i guess you've seen his signature many times. yeahahi'm afraid i have. i'll be stopping at the porter hotel tonight. ralph? ralph? yes sir? i'll be gone for a little while. you, uh, hold down the fort, will you? yes, sir. oh, come on, henrietta don't get sentimental and go giving me trouble. i saw her bring her baby in here not more than an hour ago. my advice to you, hoby, is to stay out of this. the baby is with it's mother where it belongs. well i got a court order says that baby belongs with its father. oh sometimes you're so young and innocent. don't you know yet that you can't change human nature with a silly manmade law? i'm not about to argue law with you i just

present for the hearing were hoby gilman, mrs. porter, the witnesses, and milo and summer york, the parents of the deceased boy. the night manager of the hotel, mike kilroy, gave first hand evidence as to what had happened the morning of the shooting. next up was doctor calhoun. he gave the medical opinion as to the legal c cse of death. as also testified as to the present condition of jonathan tate. and then ranger hoby gilman took the stand. for twenty-seven minutes he answered questions. and for twenty-seven minutes he was faced by a hostile group who had apparently forgotten the times hoby stood between them and disaster. well the evidence is in, and it all seems in order. mr. gilman. it is the verdict of this inquiry that the death of gerald arthur york was incurred as a result of gun shot wounds inflicted while he attempted to resist arrest. declare the hearing closed. you're free to go mr. gilman. legally, you were within your rights as a law enforcement officer. there'e'one thing that should be determined by the court, however. a

tell it, mrs. porter. now, tell 'em the truth. ed was the first to draw. all right, joker. now when you're ready to leave town, you can have this back. oh, i ain't leavin' town. you stay here and this is gonna happen again. just as sure as you're standin' there. i don't want anymore bodies in the street. where can i go? ?? dora. can i come in? well, uh. i wish there was some easy way to say it, dora. if, uh... if it's about ed... it is. dora: and joker? mhm. i knew it would happen. hoby. well, they'll be easy on him, won't they? i mean, well joker had it coming. ed only did what a firing squad would've done! uh, no. joker's still alive. ed didn't gun him down? ed, uh, drew first, but, uh, well, the joker's a better shot, that's all. oh, but that's wrong. that's all wrong. that's... dora: that's not the way it should be. i'm sorry, dora. that's not the way it should be at all. ?? (glass breaking) (people screaming) man: hey, joker! crowd: come on out, joker! we're waitin' for ya. ?? (knocking on door) (knocking on door) hoby: come on, joker. open up. i was expectin' a lynchi

(laughs loudly) - oh, this has been a compliant evening. that beautiful, old porter. - honey, mr. byron's just crazy about our 1928 porter. - you are? - oh, i certainly am! - oh, i'm certainly am, too! (car honking) - excuse me, short circuit. - cookies and cream, mr. byron. - oh, you baked these yourself. mm, it's still warm. (car honking) - no, it's lorne greene. - i was hoping for conrad byron. - mom, what in the world are you doing? - just trying to show conrad my best profile. - look, i don't wanna hear any more out of you. i'm gonna unhook your horn. - ah, you were talking to your car, weren't you dave? - nope. - oh, don't be embarrassed. one grows very fond of these old cars. this is a fine one. finest. - it's an old ukulele from maui. - yes, yes. - you know how to play? - oh, i can remember sitting on the beach at night and strumming away. (guitar playing) - that's great! - spanish rhythm. - yeah! - i love you, that's what my heart is saying, while every breeze is playing - [voiceover] playing (singing together) i love you for all the joy you brought me, the lovely night yo

mr. porter-kelly with a personal use enhancement, you might infer from that, that he didn't personally usee arm" not pursuing the death penalty is not going far enough says defense attorney colin cooper because he says his client had >> britteny: clear conditions clearing skies mostly clear forests tie and give way with lots of sunshine a moral: in oakland 54 senators say and then the fall tracker clear visibility at clear commute for your tuesday morning. we shoat what we're talking not slight chance of showers on wednesday as many notice for the rest of your work week; conditions on inland temperatures high fifties did thursday and then a high fifties right along the coast. the more close of monday next week and again are on the 60 degree mark overnight lows quota mid-40s and other like a weather at the end of the show. >> steve: spend more here's another one assess any song taught music leads us to make impulse buys still had at 8 she was found and restrained all we are learning about the mysterious disappearance. and the other hottest team in the bay area the raiders their reaction >>

mr. porter-kelly with a personal use enhancement, you might infer from that, that he didn't personally use a fire arm" not pursuing the death penalty is not going far enough says defense attorney colin cooper because he says his client had "absolutely nothing to do with it and we will ultimately be able to show that" his confidence is rooted in the fact that his client has been jailed for a week and the proescution has yet to produce any evidence against him "i have been an attorney for 27-years, i have never seen a murder case where i came to court and wasn't given a report or arrest warrant suggesting what they think his involvement was" the prosecution told the court that the arrest reports have not been written yet because the investigators are busy searching for the two remaining suspects wanted for sims murder "we're searching for two suspected killers, we are going to prioritize and not put pen to paper so to speak and rather use those energies to find the people still at large" that explantion was good enough for the judge who ruled against releasing daniel porter-kelly from jail o

mr. porter was charged with, then you can expect to see your face on the social media account. >> the suspect is seated on the ground hands behind his back as two deputies pull his head up for the camera, the sheriff's office has posted a dozen pictures of suspects in custody to their facebook page, this is for the photo. >> this case apparently it was not that simple. different measure high school to be taken for the photo to be taken. >> the sheriff's office tried to inject humor they do not believe there was anything wrong with it. >> he was arrested for a number of charges, he was trying -- crying and that was included in the post. it was an observation of the situation. there was humor agreed. but willing we change the way we do things because some people disagree with it? absolutely not. >> in pasco, kellie cowan, fox 13 news. >> the sheriff sheriff's office showed us of them arresting porter. he was pleading with them not to shoot him. >> povertier got -- porter got on the ground and apologized but police with his truck. >> woman accused of robbing a bank last week is under arrest. the

mr. porter's finally going to be behind bars for presumably the rest of his life. >> he has to live every day with what he did. every day he has to think about what he did. and all of the lives he destroyed. >> reporter: you're saying he has to live his life in a kind of remorse, but you haven't seen any sign that there's that remorse. >> reporter: today jessica is doing her best to move on. in february of 2015, she and jason finally got married. >> we got married on valentine's day. while it was a great day, it was also very sad. my parents weren't there. >> reporter: larry took his brother's place and walked her down the aisle. >> she asked me to give her away, and what should have been my brother's job. >> reporter: kind of bittersweet >> mm-hmm, yeah, that's true. it was an honor to do it, but it didn't feel right. >> reporter: to keep her parents' memory alive, jessica has set up a scholarship in their names. as for that offbeat museum of a home, it's still there with a loving daughter as caretaker. >> i still feel them there. they loved that house. my mom built that house. i grew up

mr. porter kelly does not have a hateful bone in his body and did not commit a hate crime or a murder. >> reporter: a judge tonight will decide whether there is enough evidence to hold porter kelly over for trial after the defense attorney argued unsuccessfully to get his client released on his own. the of the defendant is being held without bail. >> any idea where the two suspects could be? do they think they left the country? >> reporter: there whereabouts are not known. the durst a says the sheriff official -- the da's office says sheriff officials are busy trying to find the men. >>> for the first time in 50 years a commercial passenger jet took off from new york jfk airport headed to havana, cuba. more than 200 passengers were on board. american airlines started service to cuba also today flying from miami to havana. today with us the third day of mourning in cuba marking the death of fidel castro. thousands of cubans lined up in the plaza of the revolution to pay their respect, and filed through three rooms. oms. >> it is a great source of pain. sometimes it is hard to accept that f

mr. porter kelly doesn't have a hate bone in his body. he did not commit a hate crime. he didn't commit a murder sneer pollutors are not seeking the death penalty. they say porter kelly did not pull the trigger. investigators are searching for two other suspects. daniel ortega of riff monday and ray simons of herculez. >> they have committed the crime and could potentially pose a danger, and we would like for the family and the community to know that justice is working. >> reporter: simms was killed the early morning of november 12th after leaving the capri club. bar owner don peterson says simms was a regular there. >> this is the first time this tragedy has ever happened, you know, and i'm very sorry and my sincere condolences for the family, but it was just a bad tragedy. it happened after the bar closed. >> reporter: peterson says deputies took his security camera video before he could even see it so he's not schnurr there was an argument inside the club. porter kelly's next court date is scheduled for december 9th. alissa harrington. abc 7 news. >>> coming up on "ab

mr. porter-kelly with a personal use enhancement, you might infer from that, that he didn't personally use a fire arm" not pursuing the death penalty is not going far enough says defense attorney colin cooper because he says his client had "absolutely nothing to do with it and we will ultimately be able to show that" his confidence is rooted in the fact that his client has been jailed for a week and the proescution has yet to produce any evidence against him "i have been an attorney for 27- years, i have never seen a murder case where i came to court and wasn't given a report or arrest warrant suggesting what they think his involvement was" the prosecution told the court that the arrest reports have not been written yet because the investigators are busy searching for the two remaining suspects wanted for sims murder "we're searching for two suspected killers, we are going to prioritize and not put pen to paper so to speak and rather use those energies to find the people still at large" that explantion was good enough for the judge who ruled against releasing daniel porter-kelly from jail

mr. porter's finally going to be rest of his life. >> he has to live every day with what he did. every day he has to think about what he did. and all of the lives he destroyed. >> reporter: you're saying he has to live his life in a kind of remorse, but you haven't seen any sign that there's that remorse. >> that's the only bad part. but he still has to sit there. >> reporter: today jessica is in february of 2015, she and jason finally got married. >> we got married on valentine's day. while it was a great day, it was also very sad. my parents weren't there. >> reporter: larry took his brother's place and walked her down the aisle. >> she asked me to give her away, and what should have been my brother's job. >> reporter: kind of bittersweet moment. >> mm-hmm, yeah, that's true. it was an honor to do it, but it didn't feel right. >> reporter: to keep her parents' memory alive, jessica has set up a scholarship in their names. as for that offbeat museum of a home, it's still there with a loving daughter as caretaker. >> i still feel them there. they loved that house. my mom built th

mr. gilman? tear it apart. (gun shotsts (gun shots) e shooting went on for an hour. several of the men of porter were hit. and there seemed to be no lessening of fire from the saloon. it began to look like a stalemate. (gun shots) well, mr. gilman, we can't shoot 'em out of the place. maybe we can burn 'em out. not my place. it's a mess, but at least the walls are standing. there must be some way. if they can't breathe, they can't shoot. (gun shot) (coughing) (coughing) how do i know? they got us. they got us for sure. we can't stay here much-- (coughing) longer... you got any ideas how we get outt'a here? i know how i'm gettin' out. you move for that door and i kill ya. (coughing) guthrie: ranger! ya hear me, ranger? we wanna give up! how many are there? three. altogether, three! come on out! guthrie: don't shoot! please, don't shoot! (gun shots) (gun shots) there they are, ranger! come on and get 'em! you wanted 'em? come on and get 'em! it's just hastings left. he's mine. tanner, don't! ahhh! (gun shots) he was dead when he hit the floor. the shooting started at 6:30. at 7:45, it was over. beats me how

carol shea-porter. mr. nza, do you believe donald trump's claims that he has never sexually harassed women, and carol shea-porter do you think , that hillary clinton has been honest with americans at all times? keke: congressman, we begin with you. rep. guinta: i share the frustration that granite staters and americans have with the choices at the top of the ticket. we now have a binary choice choice between mr. trump and secretary clinton. i have met them both. the concerns i have with hillary clinton are a long list of concerns relative to how the middle needs to try to get upward mobility and focus on economic growth. we have not had that under the obama-clinton years. i'm concerned with the size and scope of government she wants to create. something both my opponent's favor. carol shea-porter has identified herself as a liberal in the race. up until recently, he was in the democratic primary until essentially the way carol shea-porter and the democratic party treated him required him to want run as an in

mr. o'connor: i know both of your private voting records for the last years. ms. shea-porter: you are a republican. mr. o'connor: i am a true moderate because both of them are trying to put me into separate parties. ms. shea-porter: bernie needed an army and he reigned very hard with bernie. then he realized you could not defeat me, so you switched parties. josh mcelveen: let's lighten it up. the lightning round. issues. but what tv show other than close up do you like to binge watch? rep. guinta: plenty. i am pretty much a seinfeld fan. ms. shea-porter: i like morning joe. i liked it the other day when the stimulus was mentioned. mr. o'connor: when i am trying to get away i like chicago med. my dad was a doctor, so important to me. josh mcelveen: mr. o'connor, if you are not electe what will you do for work? mr. o'connor: i will continue to do what i was doing, i will continue to be a nonprofit leader in new hampshire. i am on the board of the city. i am on leave for my candidacy. i am on the board of the red river theater. and on the board of st. matthew church. and i will

mrs. shea-porter, it appears that american voters have an issue of trust when it comes to hillary clinton, a brand-new poll shows the americans don't necessarily trust her. do you think hillary clinton has always been honest with the american people in your opinion? >> i think hillary clinton made a mistake and she said that but i think that she was honest, i would not have endorsed her. i'm interested in the answer that we just heard from frank guinta because the reality is that frank has not spoken of all. when we heard trump attack women, he said nothing. when we heard trump attacked war heroes, he said nothing. when we heard trump attack hispanics, he said nothing frank, you haven't said anything , you said a couple things. you said recently he's a man of great vision and leadership, that you found him refreshing so you've been embracing him all along. this is not the time to back up. he's your guy. >> would you like to respond? >> we had a binary choice between secretary clinton and mister trump. i am very concerned about the path, the policy path that hillary clinton would take and m

since i have no personal desire to kill anyone, of porter avoid being in the vicinity of mr. gilman at the time of his execution. be forewarned. harry keller. yeah i remember him now. it was a bank hold up out in waco bout 6-7 years ago. 8 years.you and another ranger broke it up. and a well-known outlaw named keller was killed. his younger brother harry was captured and jailed for 8 years. he was released last week. well henrietta, that's not the first threatening letter i've ever gotten, this wasn't addressed to you hoby own. all right then print it if it'll make you feel better. i intend to. but, well, you're not going to be very popular for a while, at least until you take care of this harry keller. there is one problem. like what? well like i got a little shot up in that scrape, i went to the hospital and stayed there all during blication of a threatening letter created considerable stirin the town of porter. obliged them. to the housewives of porter, it wasn't a laughing matter. each of them saw the possibility of stray bullets cutting down their children or their husba

the entire town of porter wanted to know why. mr. smith. oh hello mrs. palmer. what's all the fuss about? that girl said she saw what happened to your husband. she saw the murder? well who was it? don't know yet. but the trial. all those weeks. i thought it was over. finished. we're all ready to leave mrs. palmer. well i think you better take the groceries back to the ranch leo. how will you get home? don't worry i'll, i'll manage. run along. please. what's your name miss? james. marcy james. well you've done a lot of hard riding ms. james. all the way from talpa. not used to it i guess. you live there? bout two months. i work at franco's variety store. ow him at all. but you know he's innocent. i came to porter to watch the first day of the trial. that was the firs time i've ever seen him. he's not the man who did the killing i'm sure of that. you would know the killer if you saw him again? anywhere. you don't forget a murder that easily. tell me about it. i came to porter that day to buy some fabric for a dress i was making. on my day off they didn't have what

porter. i aim to keep it, mr. i don't mean to be difficult mr. gilman, but you can't do anything official until something definite happens, can you? well, i'll tell ya, a couple of fools start shooting at each other, there are innocent people liable to get hit. i promise to do my best to hit mr. flanders. and i'm sure he'll do his best to shoot only me. (gunshot) i feel like i'm at a wake. (gunshot) won't he listeteto you? my husband is a man of principle. men of principle don't listen to their wives where a point of principle is concern. we both understand that, don't we mr. gilman? my husband is going to be killed. (gunshots) once jim martin got the idea of what to do, he had no trouble in following through. his accuracy became equal to that of hickock, ringo, and hardin, but a big problem still remained. well, there's nothing more you can learn about shooting, t's something else again. and more important. to face a gun slinger, it's the first shot off that counts. all this bull's eye shooting don't amount to a thing if the other man outdraws y

mrs. corbett. just hand the gun to ms. porter. nellie: verg has had time to get help. that's all i wanted. you seen the turley's? no. well, keep an eye on her. you don't have your gun, hoby! matt? matt! want to live till luke's killer was dead. don't try to talk now, mom. i promise, ma. ?? matt, u gonna do? keep the promise. matt, listen. what good would it do ma or luke for you and me to get ourselves killed? you can stay here if you want. you really mean you're gonna start a shootout with those boys? seems like the corbetts and the turleys can't live in this town without trouble. we've got to decide who stays. but, verg! don't get in our way. wait, matt. we've already waited too long. we're going matt: after corbett. well, you're not gonna have to go far. get out of the way, gilman. you're not gonna stop us. well, there was no point to have feud then and there's even less now. why didn't you tell that to corbett, before he killed luke? i haven't fired a gun in 17 years. lyin' ain't gonna save you, either. hoby: mark, why don't you tell your brother the truth hoby: before somebody gets hu

mr. morgan. always glad for new blood in porter. well i ain't got much capital to invest you understand, just a small business-- well it'll grow with the town. you think that? oh no question. take me for a case, opened here four years ago, capital assest thirty-five hundred. today, it's twenty-seven thousand. twenty-seven thousand dollars? that's a heap of money, ain't it? so you just let us know when you made up your mind. i'll do that mr. phillips, you can count on me, sir. i'll do just exactly that. ?? oh, mr. gilman? yes sir. my name's morgan. zachariah p. morgan. oh yes, the bank. m considering opening a little business here in town. nothing much, you understand. little, little masonry business. course i don't figure to make enough out of it to buy no railroads. just wanna get enough to ease my sun down years. well it sounds like a reasonable notion. yes, course i, i'm a cautious man mr. gilman. especially when it comes to new towns. i don't quite follow you. yea, well yah see course i don't reckon no body would be fool enough

mr. larson: yes. ,t first we were in the porters but now i am in the demoss how house, right next to theresidential library. it is very modern and the fellas s geto stay there -- fellow to stay there. >> you discuss in your introduction the two lip-poplar tree. -poplar tree.ulip what was the significance of that? mr. larson: i used to be a botnets, -- botanist, and i love that tree. so did washington. if you look, that tree was planted during the same year i was writing about. if you wrote a letter that year to one of his dear friends in france and wrote one of the people who would help with the revolution, and he wrote him that year. he wrote "it's great to be back home, and i am now getting shade from the trees are planted as a youth." poplar, the tulip- tree he planted then, but we are thegetting shade from foundations he planted, including the constitution. that provides the shade. that is what makes the country work. we had a solid foundation. ison your website there video of you talking about this, and we will watch this before you get into more detail. [video clip:] >> welcome, th

shea-porter took digs at his business record while guinta slammed him as a bernie sanders progressive. >> mr. o'connor has identified himself as a progressive democrat, a bernie-crat, and that's why he was running for a year and a half in the democratic primary. >> he had a boutique business that helped people get into law school. we need jobs that people can actually have right now. >> i understand that both the meteoric rise in the polls, but the fact of the matter is i created jobs here in new hampshire. erin: if you missed any of our granite state debates, you can watch them right now on wmur.com and on our mobile app. now to to developing stories we are following. the fbi and new york city police department say they are assessing whether a possible al virginia as potential targets. it is not clear how this information came to investigators' attention but an nypd investigator says it lacks specificity. two aids -- former aides to chris christie were found guilty and the bridge gate scandal. his former chief of staff and an appointee or found guil o traffic jam at the george washington br

shea-porter took digs at his business record, while guinta slammed him as a bernie sanders progressive. guinta: mr. o'connor has identified himself as a progressive democrat, a bernie-crat, and that's why he was running for a year and a half in the democratic primary. shea-porter: he had a boutique business that helped people get actually have right now. o'connor: i understand that both the congresswoman and the congressman are upset about my meteoric rise in the polls, but the fact of the matter is, i created jobs here in new hampshire. sean: tonight, the candidates for the second congressional district will face off in our fourth and final granite state debate. incumbent democrat annie kuster and republican jim lawrence will take the stage at 7:00. erin: new on "daybreak" -- stolen car. police say an officer spotted 35-year-old kevin denbow driving a car that was reported stolen on wednesday afternoon. the officer tried to stop the car, but it sped off. denbow eventually stopped and took off on foot, but he was quickly captured. police say he also had a warrant for his arrest out of allenstown f

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mr. o'connor, your wants your once running for the democratic nomination. you accuse carol porterf personal attacks any threat just sue her. all this before dropping your democratic bid. we have two questions. first do you think you have a real chance at winning the election or you tried to be a spoiler in the shea porter ginter showdown. >> i know know you are not involved in last month's to try to houston from the ballot but you agree with that effort that mr. o'connor should not be on the ballot and should not be at this debate. let's begin with you former congressman. >> everybody can be on the ballot. anybody can run on the democratic side. you go to the secretary state the cost $60 and you sign up. up. that is how it works. when i first ran back in 2006i was not the chosen candidate but i worked hard and i talked to people about what my agenda was and convince them that i had the best vision for this country in representing new hampshire. this time i was not the choice for the national democrats but i did let it stop me. i brought my $50 down there, signed up and it spent tw