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a couple incidents along the new hampshire. we have a camera on that shot. you can see the emergency lights. looks like they may have turned that around. we will get to that shot in a little bit. it will be a -- along new hampshire. adelphi wrote, that is northbound. the prepared for delays. also a little bit of a delay coming in as you are coming into the 14th street area northwest. that is all due to the water main repairs being made between pennsylvania avenue and new york avenue. these have been going on for some time. if we can go back to that last shot -- we have that accident along new hampshire. flashing lights and the right- wing bloc. thank you very much. other roads are running smoothly at this time. coming in from virginia. for now, i will send it back to autria.d >> still to come, new details in the shooting death in alexandria. arias will have to wait a little longer to see if she will get life in prison or the death penalty for killing her boyfriend. a new jury will be brought in to decide her fate. she was convicted last week of killing her e

he is the high new hampshire 100%. please welcome chairman reince priebus. [applause] >> well, thank you. thank you, jennifer. all a speciale place, a special place in our history, a special place in our party. , one of wisconsin those places that likes to brag about the birth place, but tonight, new hampshire will be the birthplace of the republican party. that is coming from a cheese head, ok? [applause] mentioned annifer couple of people. it reminds me how important candidates, how important our leaders are to the movement that we believe in. you've got great people here in ,ew hampshire like steve depree juliana bergeron, phyllis woods. you got a chairman and mark smiley, susan hudson from vermont is here. you've got great people who care about this party. i want to talk about something say all the time before i started a speech. i think it is fitting that rand paul is here tonight, a great leader in our party that stands for freedom come of the constitution -- freedom, the constitution, republican party as well. how about your senator, kelly i ayotte, w

new hampshire primary. that to me is the only thing i can find that explains her vote on the gun legislation. because she can take that vote out into right wing republican presidential primaries and iowa and elsewhere and she'll be happy to stand on that vote. >> and, you know what, that's a great theory. only problem is, her poll numbers are sinking in her home state. >> okay, there's that. okay. >> exactly. i'm glad you brought it up. >> there's a plan, but yeah -- >> yeah, if she can't carry her home state -- if she is catching hell in the same way other senators are catching hell on both sides of the aisle for the vote she has taken, then if kelly ayotte wants to throw her hat in the ring and embarrass herself by running for president, have at it. >> i couldn't agree with you more. if you look at the poll numbers that came out for senator kay hagan on the tough vote she took on the right side in north carolina, you're exactly right. >> stephanie, here's what it also does for senator ayotte. if it leaves

and die, how does a politician think about guns in a state like new hampshire? >> i think how a politician in new hampshire has changed. i had an "a" rating from the nra. i took a very libertarian, let the states decide approach to firearms. and when i saw my former colleague gabby giffords gunned down, when i saw what happened in newtown, i know something inside happened to me in a big way. i came to grips that we need to do something in this country. it's a constellation of things but we could start in congress making sure people who don't have guns, don't have them. i went through that kind of change and apparently 90% of the people in new hampshire did also. so for a politician like senator ayotte to be so out of touch with the people she represents, to be so out of touch, that she lectures the daughter of somebody gunned down at newtown about mental health issues, we're not talking -- i mean, we can talk about mental health but let's start somewhere. let's start with background checks. >> what i'm trying to figure out -- let's take kelly as an example becau

new hampshire. down by economics and personal freedom. >> in economics physical policy and we talk about freedom from incarceration arrests of victimless crimes gun control, education policy, marriage policy even travel freedoms. >> you are saying if they allow gay marriage that's good. you are making value judgments here. >> sure, freedom is a moral concept. we can study scientifically to see which states are more or less free. >> i don't see people wanting to move to south or north dakota that much. >> what is really interesting about this study is people follow jobs and jobs follow freedom. economic freedom regulatory freedom and personal freedom. there's a connection. it's there. >> some states have -- 18 states increase freedom since the last study. that's not what you see when you watch the politicians add piles of regulation. >> it's all relative. new york has seen a lot of migration -- we have seen a lot of migration out of new york. new york is growing but it is growing at one of the slowes

starting with problems on new hampshire avenue. you can still see the accident is blocking the right lane northbound headed towards the beltway at adelphi road. southbound is getting onlooker delays. 270 just picked up a crash before -- 370 before 270 there's a crash. and 14th street nw is closed between pennsylvania avenue and new york ave. it is littered with construction crews. please keep that in mind. avoid that by using 12th street instead. back to you. >> thank you. new this morning. there are still flight delays at london's heathrow airport after british airways plane had to make an emergency landing. the airline says the flight took off for norway but had to return to the airport because of an engine problem. it landed safely and passengers were evacuated, but three are being treated for minor injuries. both of the runways were closed and one of them has reopened. >> new this morning. rattled nerves in russia after a powerful earthquake. the magnitude 8.0 quake was on the far eastern coast of russia but it was felt more th

>> north dakota was the best actually followed by south dakota, tennessee, new hampshire , and oklahomao representative behind. john: in terms of personal freedom you have another ranking which the winner was alaska, nevada, maine, new mexico, new hampshire. breakdown by economics. >> exactly. we talk about things like freedom from incarceration or rest from a victimless crimes command-and-control, education policy, marriage policy committee and travel freedoms. john: you're saying if they allow a marriage that's good. you're making value judgments. >> freedom is a moral concept. we can study it scientifically is see which states are more less free. john: and i don't see people wanting to move to south are enough to cover that much. >> but you know, what's actually interesting about this study is the shows that people flow with jowls. jobs follow freedom, economic freedom or regulatory freedom, but personal freedom. and so basically there's a connection. is there. john: some states have -- 18 states increased freedoms as the last ready. so that's not what you see when you watch the poli

>> north dakota was the best actually followed by south dakota, tennessee, new hampshire , and oklahomantative behind. john: in terms of personal freedom you have other ranking which the winner was alaska, nevada, maine, new mexico, new hampshire. breakdown by economics. >> exactly. we talk about things like freedom from incarceration or rest from a victimless crimes command-and-control, education policy, marriage policy committee and travel freedoms. john: you're saying if they allow a marriage that's good. you're making value judgments. >> freedom is a moral concept. we can study it scientifically is see which states are more less free. john: and i don't see people wanting to move to south are enough to cover that much. >> but you know, what's actually interesting about this study is the shows that people flow with jowls. jobs follow freedom, economic freedom or regulatory freedom, but personal freedom. and so basically there's a connection. is there. john: some states have -- 18 states increased freedoms as the last ready. so that's not what you see when you watch the politicians and

brian todd is "outfront" in manchester, new hampshire, tonight.ed about this exiled former chechen rebel who was in of all places, new hampshire? >> well, erin, he tells the vio he was in chechnya in 2001 and came here in 2004. according to the voice of america report, federal officials were here earlier this week scanning his computer, interviewing him, searching his apartment behind me, taking his dna and fingerprints, asking him all about these apparent visits by tamerlan tsarnaev. he told voice of america that less than a month before the boston marathon bombings he did meet here with tamerlan tsarnaev. he says he met with him three or four times over the past four years or so. but very informally. he says very emphatically that authorities have not told him that he is a suspect in this, that he just met with tamerlan tsarnaev and discussed kind of innocuous personal things. now when asked by voa about whether tsarnaev ever discussed with him the war in chechnya or sar n tsarnaev's own beliefs, this is what he had to say. >> nothing. never. ne

, nola.com, speaking at new hampshire at a republican fund-raiser. he's considered a possible presidential candidate in 2016. officially said you would have to be crazy to contemplate a run for the highest office in the land so far ahead of the 2016 election. that quote from march. "i have no plans to run. i made it clear over and over again, in iowa, new hampshire and in south carolina." let's hear from staten island, robert son our independent line. hi, robert. >> yes, hello. >> go ahead with your comments. >> happy to hear he's looking into independents of persons of america in general and having people learning what they can do for their country rather then what can a person do for them. i believe that more libertarian type of attitude should be what america should be looking for. rather then what the government should do for us. >> on the level having a libertarian appeal to you more, rand paul and likewise and ron paul appeal to you. >> the whole ron paul revolution going on, i believe rand is better candidate then ron because people believe ro

i don't think new hampshire is a huge anti-gun state law.f john mccain can vote for it, why can't jeff flake vote for it? rob potterman i think heat could be put on some of the republicans. but you can't win that vote until you get four or five more republicans. >> they can do that. why examine brasso and thune in south dakota and cornyn in texas to move on these issues. >> the groundwork is there for her. she will say a lot in manchin/toomey bill she did like and she voted for the grassley, i won't go into the detail about that but a little talked about alternative. she is from the live free or die state so are supportive -- >> she is a northeast republican. >> exactly. not up until 2016. >> rob portman and she have to find a way there. >> mccain could the connection with jeff flake home state senator -- >> mccain could bring over flake' kelly. >> yep. >> on something -- >> the question becomes how do you get to the point you bring it back for a vote and was is the galvanizing moment? i'm still lost. >> you know what? those polls are pretty

i was the general council that made sure new hampshire was an early state carveout. i'm not talking about that. [applause] i am going to tell you what i am talking about. i think the slicing and dicing has got to stop. we've got to grow. we've got to let people in the door. two things that i'm bent on fixing. number one, we cannot anymore allow moderators who are in the business of creating news make that news at the expense of our parties and our candidates. it's over. we're done. [applause] we're done. [applause] we're done with cooper suppose our candidates 234 front of national tv. [applause] second -- the second thing, some might say, wait a second, you missed shotgun big here. mitt romney never defended himself when all summer got to find, let me tell you what's going on. this will be in the weeds just for a second. number one, there's primary money and general money. a few cycles ago, conventions started moving to the end of august, and they did that because the candidates want to shorten the period of time on which to rely on public financing so they could mo

new hampshire republican kelly ayotte has slid 15 points. >> stephen: poor kelly ayotte. apparently new hampshire voters don't want to change their state motto to live free and die. but, folks, to win the fight against these enormously popular modest gun regulations, we can't care about the voters. we can't care about coherent argument. we can't even care about what feels right. we have to go beyond all previous experience of political engagement and human interaction and achieve what i believe the zen buddhists call satori, wherein we are but empty vessels waiting to be filled. these senators must reach a state beyond truthiness, a complete nonattachment to anything other than keeping their jobs. and that's the word. ( cheers and applause ). >> welcome back, everybody. my guest tonight is the hip hop duo behind the sit song thrift shop which is the same place... please welcome mclemore and ryan lewis. thank you. >> how are you doing. stephen: ryan, thanks for coming, man. very excited here. very excited. mclemore, can i call you ben? >> sure. tephen: ben haggerty, ryan l

>> so you're a united states senator from new hampshire, back home in front of your previously friendlyetings and you get a question about your gun vote from someone whose mother was killed in sandy hook elementary school. that's how it went for kelly ayotte today in new hampshire where her poll numbers have been sinking since she cast that vote against the popular will of her constituents. the senator's town hall meeting was in new hampshire for constituents, but the emotional center of gravity in the room was the woman that drove up from connecticut to ask a question about her mother. joining me now for an exclusive interview, erica lafferty, daughter of dawn hochsprung, principal of sandy hook elementary school. thank you for joining us. >> thank you. >> erica, you decided to drive today from connecticut to new hampshire. what made you get in the car and go up there? >> i really just wanted an answer to the question that i had asked her the day after the vote, after she voted no, why doesn't my mother's murder matter to her and i got in my car at 6:00 this morning and drove to new ha

. >>> a new poll finds 76% of new hampshire voters favor background checks.ho favor background checks, just 29% have a favorable view of new hampshire's republican senator, kelly ayotte, and 35% have an unfavorable view. kelly ayotte, of course, voted against the background checks bill. as reported on this program, senator ayotte is now allowing the nra to lie to new hampshire voters on her behalf in ads telling voters that she actually voted for background checks when, in fact, she voted against the form of back ground checks that new hampshire wanted and voted for a bill that would actually make the current background check system even weaker. it's a very different story in new hampshire for the democratic senator, jean shaheen, who voted for the background check bill. in that same poll, it find that senator shaheen is leading her possible opponents by double digits. those opponents include former massachusetts senator, scott brown, who she beat 44% to 29.5%. and just like mitt romney, scott brown owns a summer house in new hampshire. and reports say that h

cnn's brian todd is joining us from manchester, new hampshire, right now. story. what are you learning? >> wolf, we learned that this gentleman in question is hunkered down right now and there are a lot of jittery neighbors who live right around him. investigators are still looking into possible links that tamerlan tsarnaev may have had with military activity in russia, and apparently have a lot of questions for the man living right behind me. the trail of tamerlan tsarnaev has reportedly led investigators to this condominium complex outside manchester, new hampshire. a man who lives on the ground floor is, cording to voice of america, a former resistance fighter in chechnya, who fought against russian security services. federal investigators learned that tamerlan tsarnaev met with him less than a month before the boston marathon bombings. they examined his computer hard drive, take his dna and fingerprints. a neighbor described the scene that day. >> they had some boxes where you are standing. just going through them. >> reporter: he told voa that federal

michael bloomberg's anti-gun group by airing their own ad in support of the junior senator from new hampshire. >> seen this tv ad paid for by new york city mayor michael bloomberg? don't believe it. kelly ayott voted for a bipartisan plan to make background checks more effective. here's her vote. ayott voted for a bipartisan plan to reform our health system. ayott voted for more resources to prosecute criminals who use guns. kelly ayotte stands with prosecutors and police for new hampshire values. >> the fact that the nr sachlt highlighting her support of a different background check bill would seem to show just how much public backing there is for the measure. earlier this week senator ayotte wrote about the response on her vote in an op-ed saying "my commitment to the people of new hampshire is i will continue to try to work across the aisle to prevent violence enforce and improve our background check system and increase school safety. misleading television and radio ads are counterproductive and only help to poison this important discussion." >>> jodi arias will find if she'll be put to de

one nine hundred forty four conference here representatives from forty four nations tracks to new hampshire to design a new monetary system for the post war two era. for the label of the world. all agreements must be ratified by the governing bodies of the nation from the bar before becoming a backroom. why was it all important to establish stabilization of the world's currencies well for one the memories of world war one still lingered specifically the unintended consequences of the peace treaty that the treaty contributed to germany's bankruptcy hyperinflation and economic collapse which is why when designing the post world war two economic structure the focus was on reconstruction rather than reparations the key goal of britain woods was to ensure a stable global currency regime that would help all sides rebuild their economic structure earlier we talked to ben steel the author of the new book the battle of britain woods i asked him at today's currency war is there any resemblance to the currency wars of the one nine hundred thirty you know one of the issues that might have been last yea

one nine hundred forty four conference here representatives from forty four nations tracks to new hampshire to design a new monetary system for the post war two era. for the label of the world. all agreements must be ratified by the governing bodies of the nation with more becoming a back. why was it so important to establish stabilization of the world's currency as well for one the memories of world war one still lingered specifically the unintended consequences of the peace treaty that the treaty contributed to germany's bankruptcy hyperinflation and. economic collapse which is why when designing the post world war two economic structure the focus was on reconstruction rather than reparations the key goal of bretton woods was to ensure a stable global currency regime that would help all sides rebuild their economic structure earlier we talked to ben steel the author of the new book the battle of britain woods i asked him if today's currency wars bear any resemblance to the currency wars of the one nine hundred thirty you know ordination that might have been last year seems to have broken

and marco rubio and i remind you that ayotte is from new hampshire, live free or die. livewhy, donnie, i'm going to ask you this for a see shoesly as ask you. why would they go to run this ad. >> ayotte voted to fix background checks, fix the mental health screening and vote for reforces prosecuting guns. washington may not like it. >> this is the oldest play. the first three states to pick presidential nominees. you want to go and kiss the ring of every politician in the state. that's what marco rubio in florida is doing in the tiny state of new hampshire. >> michael: he's looking for a winter of 2015 endorsement. >> he wants kelly ayott he'se's political staff to work for him. and he wants her support. >> michael: is this too early? >> no, my daughter who is two years old talked to me yesterday about running for new hampshire and asked if we could go. never too early. >> michael: i'm going to put an ad up supporting her. >> thank you. >> michael: donnie fowler, great as always. coming up, the deathment still apply unevenly and still ignored. and the march goes on in

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a good dose of new hampshire common sense. >> 89% of new hampshire supports comprehensive background checks but ayote votes no. >> now she says she does support background checks but not expanding a flawed system as she puts it. do you feel the politics changing on the hill on guns? if so, why? >> i think many people who are on the side of doing reasonable gun safety legislation assume that if 90% of the american people were for it then it was a no-brainer in congress. certainly that proved not to be the case in the senate. you are seeing now that back lash. in new hampshire not just the fact that ayotte lost job approval numbers but people say they are less likely to vote for her because of the vote. you are seeing the intensity level on the side of gun safety legislation. that is what has been missing so far in the debate. >> always good to see you. thanks. >>> wasn't as close as we expected. mark sanford once again an elected official just shy after he famously disappeared from south carolina in june 2009 while governor. we know he wasn't hiking the appalachian trail but was with

school principal dawn hochsprung hochsprung confronted kelly at a town hall meeting in warren new hampshire. that they are the. owners and stores. in the. well. i'm just wondering right. there. in the. advocacy groups are joining in and as well today the progressive change campaign committee announced a new fifty thousand dollars campaign to push retiring nebraska senator max baucus one of the democrats who voted against the mansion to neutral to approve background checks the next time that measure comes to a vote the senate over the weekend joe mansion the co architect of last month's failed compromise bill so that he had his colleague pat toomey the republican are gearing up for another background check battle with senators poll numbers slipping away day by day is the writing on the wall spelled victory this time let's rubble. joining me for tonight's alone liberal rummel our patrick hedger policy analyst for freedom works and cameron survey research associate and government studies at the heritage foundation joan great to see you both here and i think you heard my set up first of all pat

by the democratic leaning group public policy polling voters in states like arizona alaska and new hampshire are turning against their n.r.a. beholden representatives jeff flake a junior republican senator from arizona has seen his popularity numbers drop to thirty two percent since taking office in january and nineteen point loss more than half of those arizona polled said that they were less likely to vote for flake in the future because he opposed the background check bill meanwhile asked senator lisa murkowski is approval rating has dropped sixteen points to forty six percent since february a sharp drop from her previous fifty four percent positive rating another study concluded conducted by the public policy polling group found that new hampshire senator kelly ayotte ace. speaker at last fall's republican convention often considered one of the g.o.p.'s rising stars now has a forty six percent approval rating down fifteen points from that group's last poll in october but is anyone really surprised by the numbers ninety percent of americans support expanded background checks for gun purch

kelly ayotte stands with prosecutors and police for new hampshire values. >> interesting new ad therenew hampshire senator kelly ayotte felt the political sting of tv ads from gun control groups led by michael bloomberg and gabby giffords. the nra is coming to her defense. that was the new ad that is geared toward granite state v e vot voters. no mention of second amendment rights. joining me susan paige. that's the type of nra ad you do not normally see, which is they're not talking about second amendment rights, not talking about a gun culture, not talking about those thins, but trying to beat back and almost embrace the same things that the gun control groups claim they want. >> right. very strategic. it is much less sort of an ideological plea for gun rights than it is to say, look, people are saying bad things about kelly ayotte, but here are the good things she did. it is the kind of ad, to be honest, usually a candidate runs as opposed to a committee or an outside organization that tends to be like the nra organized around a single issue. i remember three months ago we were tal

. >> the new republican senator from new hampshire ran into a buzz saw at town hall meetings because of her voting on gun control. is this legislation still doable? has reported that omy-manchin d to will try to get back in business. the political arm of the campaign is not doing a good job getting out there. this is still an open question. >> issing there is still a possibility. joe manchin has said that he would try to do it again. we can see the swell of support for beckham checks around the country. i think you will see some of the republicans falloff. she has steadfastly refused to change her position. it is an open question whether that could lead to her defeat four years from now. >> she has a six-year term. and, maxrget her baucus, mark begich. perhaps he is on the fence. >> now that max baucus is not running now, perhaps he will change his mind. >> he has made it clear to them that he is not. their problem is not necessarily republican but their own party. have at of all, you story that scott brown is considering moving to new hampshire to run against jean shaheen, which tel

we told you earlier, the new hampshire senator kelly ayotte faced new questions at a town hall aboutbill that would have expanded background checks. she then defended the boat despite polling that shows 75% of new hampshire voters favor increased background checks. two days tag daughter of sandy hook elementary schoolary victim confronted ayotte. she respond by saying increased background checks would not have prevend the newtown school shootings. do you think town halls like this will change lawmakers' mine about gun control? what does your gut check tell you? that does it for this edition of "news nation." thank you for joining us. i'll see you tomorrow. "the cycle" is up next. that's great. it won't take long, will it? nah. okay. this, won't take long will it? no, not at all. how many of these can we do on our budget? more than you think. didn't take very long, did it? this spring, dig in and save. that's nice. post it. already did. more saving. more doing. that's the power of the home depot. keep you yard your own with your choice lawn insect controls, just $8.88. very logical th

he is behind new hampshire 100%. please welcome chairman reince priebus. [applause] >> thank you, thank you jennifer and listen, there is a special place in our history, special place in our party. i'm from wisconsin. we are one of those places the light to brag about the birthplace for tonight and sure will be the birthplace of the republican party. and that is coming from a cheese head, okay? [applause] you know jennifer mentioned a couple of people. and it reminds me how important, how important our leaders are to the movement that we believe in. you have got great people here in new hampshire like steve dupree, giuliani bergeron, phyllis woods and mark smiley, suzy hudson from vermont is here. you have got great people here at the care about this party. i want to talk about something that i used to say all the time before i started a speech and i think it's fitting that rand paul is here tonight, the great leader in our part that stands for freedom, the constitution, the republican party as well. [applause] but how about your senator? she is standing u

wtf, new hampshire you're a gorgeous state. j.d.ved in your state and never said a word. can't you get one lunatic to shut up? coming on to me all the time now. (vo) she gets the comedians laughing and the thinkers thinking. >>ok, so there's wiggle room in the ten commandments, that's what you're saying. you would rather deal with ahmadinejad than me. >>absolutely. >> and so would mitt romney. (vo) she's joy behar. >>and the best part is that current will let me say anything. what the hell were they thinking? >> john: on wednesday, a diplomat i can official from the u.s. embassy in bengahzi is scheduled to tell congress that more people could have been saved dug the september 11th attack last year. according to fox news, gregory hicks has said fighter jets could have come to the rescue before libyans launched a mortar attack. this contradicts pentagon officials who say there was not enough time to deploy. whether or not this is just a matter of opinion, a documentary explains the risk people take when people come forward like this.