it is wonderful to be here in new hampshire. i heard that i was going to visit the best young democrats in all of the united states. [applause] sec. castro: first of all, let me say to lucas, thank you for that introduction, but more importantly thank you so much for your terrific leadership as president of the young new hampshire democrats. let's give lucas a big hand of applause for the work he has done. [applause] sec. castro: i also want to thank the fantastic financial director for the great leadership, she showed especially doing double duty as a state representative. thank you for all the great work you have done. and a special shout out to your tremendous representative carol porter on a fantastic career. the difference that you have made. thank you representative for fighting the good fight, for always having the interest of all folks in new hampshire and throughout the united states in mind. and thank you for keeping my brother in mind. some might not know that i have a twin brother. he says the way to tell us apart is

there are so many stories come a criminal grand jury subpoenas in the dead of night in new hampshire. our colleagues being threatened by power on a daily basis, the attorney general's of new york and california right now are coming after us that there will be no columbia journalism review offense is truth to power, apples and bananas, what is an apple, but as a banana. you don't need to go back to woodward and bernstein defined the spate of stories just look among the citizens of the country and that's the stories i tell in the book. that's the quality of the revolutionary system that he fights against. truth is sometimes stranger than fiction and the attorney general of new hampshire tried to invite us that the people of new hampshire after the 2012 voter fraud videos rose up and signed into law a voter id law based upon the fact they were showing dead people on a boat and she tried to [applause] he tried to have us arrested, but the people of new hampshire rose up and his name, one of their names was actually richard head in new hampshire. his name was actually dick head. [laughter]

criminal grand jury subpoenas in the dead of night in new hampshire. our colleagues being threatened by power on a daily basis. the attorney generals of new york and california right now are coming after us, right now but there will be no columbia journalism review op-ed on choose to power, apples and bananas. what is an apple? what is a banana. democracy dies in darkness. you don't need to go back to woodward and bernstein or ben bradlee to find these types of stories. just look amongst the citizens of this country and the things that they do. those are the stories i tell in this book. that's the quality of the revolutionary inverse to proportional up the system we are fighting against. video has the power to break through and circumvent her one more story by the way regarding a criminal grand jury subpoena. the attorney general of new hampshire tried to indict us that the people of new hampshire after the 2012 voter fraud videos rose up and signed into law a voter i.d. law based upon the fact there were showing dead people getting off of a boat. the g

the attorney general of new hampshire tried to indict us, but the people of new hampshire after the 2,012thvoter fraud videos grows up and signed into law a voter id law based upon the fact they were showing dead people getting offered to vote. the guy's name -- [applause] he tried to have us arrested but the people of new hampshire rose up and overrode the veto. one of the names was actually richard ahead in new hampshire. his name was actually dick head. [laughter] and in 2016 that was issued a subpoena, his name was richard tracy, dick tracy. i've got a lot of dicks in my life. [laughter] this tragedy, irony. it is an amazing that you all should read it and we believe again you should trust the power of your senses. i have one more personal anecdote. a lot of people say would get you started. i try not to get emotional. my grandfather was good at improvising and using recycled materials and talked me you can make the status quo do the impossible if you put your mind to it. he would salvage a burst of shingles, find cabinets on the side of the road, unused copper pipes. he could take mate

this was in new hampshire in 1992 and a think i was writing a column for the new hampshire primary. one day, you look at the schedule and see who is around at who is doing what. i spent the day following then first lady barbara bush around. i was a member of the press corps with the first lady and she was in town and we went all over new hampshire to campaign on behalf of her husband president george bush, the first one. it was a big deal, big motorcade, big entourage of new hampshire politicians and secret service and everything and the press box full of real washington reporters and me. in the back of the bus and i'd love that. i loved watching it all happen and not have to be part of it rate i could make fun of it but i didn't have to deal with it. i didn't have to pretend that i cared or get anything right. i could make stuff up. so they go around and at the end of the day there's this big rally in the hotel in new hampshire a packed ballroom, all the speeches and mrs. bush comes on. then i thought it was all over and a photographer who had been with us the whole day brings up t

new hampshire is right where they should be at 9500. they are managing and making sure that the people you have her treated well, are compensated well and is given the proper resources that they need. this is one area to state needs to invest in misery and have better resources for employees and they can be become more efficient. [applause] so those are promises i made and those are promises i kept. and i will promise to all the people tonight that i will continue tonight until 11:59 a.m. on inauguration day. to all the hard-working maine out there, it has been a marvelous and the biggest honor to serve you. be your governor. as a person who's born in a very difficult situation on the streets, homeless at 11, never once did i ever imagine that i would be living in this place. never did i imagine i would be invited to the white house. we will both tell you you are in our thoughts and prayers every day. we absolutely love you. your prosperity is paramount to maine's success and we will fight for prosperity for the rest of the way. i fough

criminal grand jury subpoenas in the dead of night in new hampshire. ur colleagues being threatened by power on a daily basis. the attorney generals of new york and california right now are coming after us. right now! but there will be no columbia journalism review about truth to power. apples and bananas. what is an apple? what is a banana? democracy doesn't darkness. there will be no discussion about these things. you do not need to go back to woodward and bernstein of ben bradley to find these types of stories. just look amongst you. look amongst the citizens of the country and the things they do. those of the story that on this book. that is the quality of the revolutionary inverse proportional system the fight against. video has the power to cut through, breakthrough, circumvent. when western by the way regarding the criminal grand jury subpoena sometimes to -- truth is stranger than fiction. the attorney general of new hampshire tried to indict us. but the people of new hampshire after 2012 signed a law based on the fact that we were showing dead

leave it alone. >> sam is the owner of the market in merrimack new hampshire.ld the winning powerball ticket worth nearly $560 million. the winner is suing the state lottery commission because the commission will not let her accept the prize anonymously. >> i don't blame her. i wish she could stay anonymous and i hope the state of new hampshire is a little flexible about keeping it anonymous. >> seven states allow winners to remain a anonymous. new hampshire is 1 of 6 states that allows winners to claim their prize through a trust. the woman checked the new hampshire lottery website which instructed her to sign the back of her ticket. she went to a lawyer who advised her that because she signed her name, she forfeited her right to privacy. in the lawsuit, the woman claims releasing her name would be a significant invasion of her privacy. she admits she made a huge mistake and is asking the commission to allow her to whiteout her personal information. >> i think she is going down a dangerous path because if she does not win, and i think there's a strong chance s

he is heading to new hampshire this week., i can't imagine how you might accidentally end up in new hampshire. how many months out from the 2020 primary are we? what are your future plans? >> i have no idea. i'm not counting, kasie. >> i don't believe you. >> yeah, i'm looking forward to getting out to manchester on friday at the invitation of the new hampshire young democrats. as you know, i'm focused in 2018 on supporting young progressive democrats that are running across the country, and new hampshire young democrats have actually done a fantastic job of recruiting candidates and building a lot of enthusiasm out there. so, i'm looking forward to joining them on friday. >> so, mr. secretary, i covered both bernie sanders and hillary clinton in the 2016 election, and clearly hillary clinton won by a wide margin. but there was a distinct difference in how many people came out to see bernie sanders and the excitement level in the crowds. what do you think that bernie sanders did right that hillary clinton missed in 2016 that

a criminal grand jury subpoena in devonshire new hampshire. ur colleagues being threatened by a power on a daily basis. the attorney generals of new york and california right now are coming after us, right now but there will be no columbia journalism review op-ed of truth to power. apples and bananas. there will be no discussion about these things. don't need to go back to woodward and bernstein or ben bradlee to find these types of stories. just look amongst you. look amongst the citizens of the country and the things they do most of the stories i tell them this book. that's the quality of the revolutionary inverse proportional system we fight against. video has the power to circumvent -- one more story by the way. sometimes truth is stranger than fiction. the attorney general of new hampshire tried to indict us but the people of new hampshire after the 2012 voter fraud videos rose up and signed into law a voter i.d. law based on the fact they are showing dead people set up to vote. [applause] he tried to have us arrested but the people of new

. >> shannon: coming up, a new hampshire woman fighting to keep her identity a secret after winning allion powerball jackpot. but could her fight for privacy end up costing her everything? just days before the opening of the olympic games in south korea, vice president mike pence meets with prime minister shinzo abe in japan, both leaders vowing to keep up the pressure on north korea. much more after the break. ♪ ♪ >> shannon: a new hampshire woman who won a half a billion dollars in the powerball jackpot is fighting to remain anonymous, but legally she may have made a really big mistake, and that could mean now a challenge for her. trace gallagher has more. thanks. it may be good advice for the rest of us for when we win the powerball. >> yikes indeed. if the woman who won the $560 million powerball audit was a brown dome at long-term measurement of new hampshire. if she's well known in the community, she wants to remain anonymous because of safety concerns and so she can walk down the street without being harassed or solicited. here's the problem. when the woman found out she won th

. >> shannon: coming up, a new hampshire woman fighting to keep her identity a secret after winning aerball jackpot. but could her fight for privacy end up costing her everything? just days before the opening of the olympic games in south korea, vice president mike pence meets with prime minister shinzo abe in japan, both leaders vowing to keep up the pressure on north korea. much more after the break. ♪ there are two types of people in the world. those who fear the future... and those who embrace it. the future is for the unafraid. ♪ ♪ woman: i'm a fighter. always have been. when i found out i had age-related macular degeneration, amd, i wanted to fight back. my doctor and i came up with a plan. it includes preservision. only preservision areds 2 has the exact nutrient formula recommended by the national eye institute to help reduce the risk of progression of moderate to advanced amd backed by 15 years of clinical studies. that's why i fight. because it's my vision. preservision. that's why i fight. if you have moderate to severe or psoriatic arthritis, little things can be a big dea

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the case of a new hampshire woman trying to hold onto a half billion dollar jackpot without giving up her identity. ♪ >> shannon: hello and welcome to "fox news @ night." i'm shannon bream in washington. it could be all talk and no action, but that's exactly what the senate's top republican promise to do as lawmakers began an open-ended debate on immigration tonight. a process that could affect nearly 2 million illegal immigrants. we will try to bring it together concepts, and proposals lauded by president trump and law markers themselves trying to pull it all together into one sort of deal. but is that possible? a look at what is and what probably isn't. good evening, leland. >> good evening. started with some good news. that is that virtually every senator, not just republican, and the president agree that they want to agree, just take a listen. >> democrats are fully committed to protecting dreamers and we have long supported effective border security. >> i wanted to daca separate so we could talk about it and make a deal. >> there it is. the president and the senate minority leade

in new hampshire, democrats flipped a seat in the state house.emocrat in that race appears to have won by eight points. this is a district trump won by 13 points. so this isn't just a democratic pickup in new hampshire tonight. it's a 21-point swing in the democrats' direction. this is the fifth seat that new hampshire democrats have flipped from red to blue since the presidential election in 2016. there was also another flip tonight in connecticut. democrats clawed back a seat held by republicans in a district that hillary clinton had actually won in 2016. phil young won tonight in the house district 120 in connecticut. he'll be the first democrat to represent that district in connecticut in 44 years. so there were three special elections tonight. democratic pickup in new hampshire, democratic pickup in connecticut. that i think makes 39 total democratic flips from red seats to blue seats since december 2016. but check out the result tonight in the third special election tonight. that happened in kentucky. now in this one the democrat lost. this

that woman is suing new hampshire lottery to remain anonymous. the lottery claims she must be identified. >>> for $559 million, they can do whatever they want. >> rick quan is in for sports. >> he played his high school and college football right here in the bay area and >> announcer: abc7 sports brought to you by river rock s casino. >>> eagles parade set for thursday but rain clouds may be forming as they decide what to do with nick foles. with carson wentz, the starting quarterback, the eagles may decide to deal foles when his trading value is so high. >> i am grateful and content in this moment. i am staying in the moment. i am not worried by my future right now. a time and a place to handle that. a lot of pride in wearing the philadelphia eagles jersey and i enjoy being here. >>> zach ertz played a big role yesterday. seven catches for 67 yards including the game winning touchdown. >> an incredible feeling. the city of philadelphia deserves this. they have been longing for this for a long time and grateful to be able to do this for them disa

. >> confrontation happened on sunday in the middle after busy street in new hampshire.p a car. driver gets up shoves the woman to the grounds. >> jennifer reported the incident on her cell phone said she still can't believe what she saw. >> you just don't see that every day. you just kind of pause and later on wish you had done something differently. >> if he's too long do that in front of that many people, i don't want to speak for people but i can only imagine what he would do in another situation. >> people in new hampshire are very calm and sedate. police say they've identified both the drivers and are interviewing witnesses but so far no charges have been filed >> maybe he's not from new hampshire and just happened to be there. >> also hard to believe, series every fights on cruise ship, passengers on the carnival say a 23 member family wandered the decks starting fighting with any australians, some say they even hit in their cabins for the three day trip. the family was cents removed from the ship. several passengers are demanding refunds, carnival says it is inve

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the presiding officer: the senator from new hampshire. ms. hassan: thank you. mr. president, in my home state of new hampshire, and in communities across the nation, there is no greater public health and safety challenge than the fentanyl, heroin, and opioid crisis. everywhere i go, i hear stories from people affected by this crisis. i hear inspiring stories from those in recovery who are tirelessly working to stay healthy and rebuild their lives, and i hear tragic stories from siblings, parents, and friends who have experienced the unimaginable pain of losing a loved one. the courage of people willing to share their stories is key to breaking down the stigma of addiction and pushing for solutions. this month, i saw reports that mothers in new hampshire and in our neighboring state of massachusetts are doing just that. these mothers have all lost their children to overdoses, but through their grief, they are fighting to ensure that other parents are spared from what they have endured. they are writing letters to the white house that are set to arrive on valentine's

and in new hampshire tonight, a mother of four dying of flu complications. she had decided against taking anti-viral medication that doctors say often help shorten the duration and severity of the symptoms. here's abc's linsey davis, on this again tonight. >> reporter: hospitals and clinics across the country now trying to stave off what officials are calling one of the worst flu seasons in nearly a decade with the best defense possible -- free flu shots. in new york -- would you characterize it as a severe flu season? >> yeah, it's severe now. it certainly is severe now. >> reporter: nearly 8,000 confirmed cases of the flu last week in new york state. close to 2,000 patients hospitalized. this doctor tells us those rapid tests used to quickly diagnose the flu are in short supply in the new york area. >> most urgent care centers don't have them and the major suppliers can't provide them right now. >> i'm just feeling exhausted. you know, i still got achy pains right now. >> reporter: ronald townsend was just diagnosed with the flu today. >> yeah, i took the

she bought the winning ticket on january 6 in merrimack, new hampshire and went to the new hampshiretery commission website and read the instructions which told her the winning ticket would be null and void unless she signed the back of it. this is where it gets interesting. after signing it she went to the lawyer who advised her that she could have maintained her privacy had the ticket been signed by a designated trustee but because she signed it she forfeited her right to privacy. she is now suing to stay anonymous and she made the huge mistake. she has asked the court to white out her personal information and replace it with the name of a trust. >> i think she is going down the dangerous path because if she does not win, i think there is a strong chance she will not win, then her name will be out there. >> reporter: the lottery commission said they must process her claim according to the rules. safety is her main reason. her lawsuit sites examples of past lottery winners who became victims of harassment, scams, threats and murder. the store owner who sold the ticket is on her side

you don't have to live in the first district in new hampshire. you're definitely allowed to do that. you have worked for many years in massachusetts. i just have to put this out there to you because you know you're going to get a lot of people asking this. they may say that you're just riding on your dad's coat tails. what do you think? >> first of all, brianna, in terms of how the whole entire race was set up. we know that ultimately carol shae porter decided not to run. i thought about that and talked to folks and people in new hampshire as well as my family. i thought it was a great opportunity. the person who is currently in district two is doing a really good job. so right now, what we need to do is we need to take on the republicans as well as talk about the real issues that face america and, most importantly, new hampshire. >> it is a crowded field. you have a last name that, obviously, is getting you a lot of attention. what do you say to people who say that you are capitalizing on being bernie sanders' son? that's a great question. here

. >> melissa: a new hampshire woman who won 560 million powerball grand prize refuses to claim the winnings now as she fights for her right to remain anonymous. we're live from our new york city newsroom to explain. >> under new hampshire law a lottery winner can only remain anonymous if the winner claims their prize through a trust. the caveat is the trust's name must be signed on the back of the ticket. the woman who won the powerball saying she went to the new hampshire lottery website read the ticket would be null and void unless she signed the back of it. she did and went to a lawyer who advised her she could have maintained her privacy had the ticket been signed by a designated trustee. because she signed it she forfeited her right to privacy. she is now suing to stay anonymous saying she made a huge mistake. she has asked the court to white out her personal information and replace it with the name of a trust. the main reason she wants to be anonymous is her safety. the lawsuit cites past lottery winners who have been victims to scams, threats and even murder. the owner of the store w

people across new hampshire own guns for hunting, sport, and protection. new hampshire has a long tradition of responsible gun ownership that i respect and that i am committed to upholding. but i also know that the people in new hampshire do not want dangerous weapons in the wrong hands. it's our job to keep our citizens safe and we owe it to the students and survivors who are speaking out t, to those who have lost, we have lost to tragic violence and to their families and loved ones to come together and make our communities safer. the level of gun violence in america is a public health crisis that is unique to our nation. and like all public health challenges, there are actions we can take to mitigate harm and save lives. we can put in place responsible, commonsense policies that will do just that. to start, mr. president, we know that the shooter in parkland displayed warning signs that if properly heeded and addressed, may have prevented the incident, the massacre, but when law enforcement was called because of these warning signs, it's not clear that t

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new hampshire is $74,000. the number-one highest per capita income in the united states of america, they border our state, and we haven't figured out their secret yet. we ought to try. [ applause ] the new federal tax cut and jobs act will provide more savings for families and businesses. the federal tax cut will result in an estimated economic benefit of approximately $1 billion in 2019 for mainers. more than $500 million of that will be direct income tax benefits to the maine families and to small businesses in the state of maine. however, whenever congress changes the federal tax code, maine has to make a decision whether to conform to the federal tax code or to stay on its own. we have historically and most states with an income tax have historically stayed and conformed with the federal tax code. doing it is better for maine because it simplifies the tax code. it keeps one tax system. not doing so means the state of maine has to go on to its own and hire a whole lot of people and beef up their income tax

we will deal with coastal flooding up in new hampshire and maine. some coastal flooding, maybe damage to structures. so we'll get more into that in the days ahead. you say nor'easter and everyone thinks of snowstorms. this will mostly be a rain and wind event. >> so not a good weekend for the northeast. thanks. >>> still ahead, a last second heave stunned the chapel hill faithful and the bid to host the world cup may be in jeopardy. sports next. bye grandpa. and if you have heart failure, entrusting your heart to entresto may help. entresto is a heart failure medicine that helps improve your heart's ability to pump blood to the body. in the largest heart failure study ever, entresto was proven superior at helping people stay alive and out of the hospital compared to a leading heart failure medicine. don't take entresto if pregnant. it can cause harm or death to an unborn baby. don't take entresto with an ace inhibitor or aliskiren. if you've had angioedema while taking an ace or arb medicine, don't take entresto. the most serious side effects are an

i was a police officer in the state of new hampshire. i live the second amendment. to follow the rules to get their guns. the nra has been a great institution for training people how to properly use weapons and properly secure them and carry them and get your license to do that. the nra has been great with that. but we cannot allow people who have mental incapacities to have access to weapons and perpetrate the crimes these people are doing. we have to do a better job. trish rrp any person who has respect for guns would agree with that. you don't want someone who is mentally not stable to commit atrocity this guy did in florida. >> the answer is simple. we looked at place with strict gun rules. 309 deaths in chicago so far this year. the people who are buying guns are not nra members. they are not following the rules. they are usurping the rules. they are getting guns illegally. let's make sure the access to legal guns and people with mental incapacities don't have guns. trish: that's a place where we can all come together. i would point out, if you want to take out

the next morning i got on a bus , went up to new hampshire with a bunch of kids from the whole boston area and i loved it. it was like sports. you write are only slits, not on the doors, we had a great time. it was so good that i was given a high title in the mccarthy campaign in the nashua, new hampshire office because they had to mimeo machines and i knew how to run them. it was a ramshackle campaign. if you remember your history, mccarthy didn't quite win the primary. he came within three or four points but lyndon johnson, a man who i admire in a rare act of humility saw the handwriting on the wall and said week later i'm not going to run. i said to myself wow. a group of students and other assorted nobodies , a ramshackle campaign and we toppled the most powerful man in the world? what a system we have. this is what i want to dedicate my life to. so for the rest of my days i've been interested in politics and have been an elected official since i've been 23 and my dad, he would take sunday nights in his exterminating business and my sister and i , he hated going to work monday mor

most winners don't have an option to remain anonymous. >> reporter: the new hampshire lottery tells abc news while we respect this player's desire to remain anonymous, state statutes and lottery rules clearly dictate protocols. we have more on the lawsuit coming up at 7:00. with your "gma first look," abc news, new york. >> we have never had a voting in the morning this clear. >> it doesn't surprise me. the one thing this woman could have done -- i read more about this -- instead of signing her name on the back of the ticket could have signed a trust name. >> and gone and spoken to a lawyer instead. so many of us don't read the fine print. she probably signed it and didn't think anything of it. >> so don't make that mistake if you win the lottery and tell no one except for that lawyer or financial adviser. thanks for your votes. >>> an investigation into how equifax allowed hackers to steal the personal data of millions of americans is now on hold. reuters reports that no subpoenas or testimony from executives have been requested since president trump's budget director took over as head

lottery winner jane doe gets her day in court in new hampshire, gets one step closer to collecting half billion dollars in winnings, but will she have to step into the spotlight to get it? >> shannon: americans can pay a premium with fresh food delivered straight to their homes, the trump administration wants to use that model for a program to replace food stamps. trace gallagher on why many think the comparison is a bad taste. >> for the past 40 years, the department of agriculture has distributed food stamps through paper coupons and electronic transfer cards, that way recipients could get the food of their choice at the store of their choice. under the new proposal, any family that gets more than $90 a month in benefits which is about 80% of all food stamp households would now have some of their benefits delivered as a nonperishable food items, we are talking about juice, greens, cereal, pasta, peanut butter along with fruits and vegetables and canned meats. the usda has dubbed the program america's harvest box. office of management and budget director mick mulvaney has likened it to

and we had a great time so good that i was given a title in the mccarthy campaign and the nashua new hampshire in office because they had two machines in a new how to run them. it was a ramshackle campaign but if you remember your history and your member your history mccarthy didn't quite win the primary, came within three or four points but lyndon johnson, the man who i admire in an act, a rare act of humility saw the handwriting on the wall inside the country is against me in week later said i will not run. and i said to myself wow, a group of students and other assorted nobodies with a ramshackle campaign and we toppled the most powerful man in the world. what a system we have in this is what i wanted to dedicate my life to. the rest of my days i was interested in politics and was elected officials 1123. my dad would pace the floor in his little exterminating store and he hated going to work monday morning. to this day i wake up monday morning just about every monday morning and i love going to work. thank you very much for the opportunity. [applause] >> thank you, senator schumer. senator

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new york, northern pennsylvania, vermont, new hampshire, maine, nearly a foot in some area, 3 to 6 in other areas including the new york area and a two-headed monster creating this mix east of the mississippi. i'm accuweather meteorologist paul williams. >>> still ahead, the blame game after a bogus tsunami warning was sent to millions of americans. >>> and also ahead the search for people trapped in buildings after a powerful earthquake. the new video just in. >>> the world's first passenger drone is also being called the self-flyin >>> we're back with this image from the deadly earthquake in taiwan. an apartment building nearly laying on its side there if you can make it out. you can see dozens of people have been rescued from there and two workers trapped inside a hotel have also been found. and china is offering to help neighboring taiwan search for victims of the powerful earthquake. 59 least four people are confirmed dead. as many as 80 others are still missing. the 6.4 magnitude quake left dozens of buildings unstable as you saw in eastern taiwan. the force caused some structur

in 2016, a new hampshire powerball winner established a trust and claimed their $487 million, but january's winner signed her name on the ticket as requested by lottery instructions. by not claiming her prize, she stands to lose $50,000 a day in interest. edward jones financial adviser perry radford, working in merrimack. what's the first order of business? >> you want to have a whole group of people on your side because everybody is going to be coming after you so build a team that can be on your side. >> reporter: already she's got a lot of people on her side. >> it's going to be a living hell. she'll have to change her name and move away if they put her name out there. >> reporter: her lawsuit cites other big winners who had tragedies following them, including a 2016 winnerave georgia lottery winner by armed gunmen. a 2009 lottery winner scammed by a woman claiming to be a financial adviser who then killed him. her lawyers say she hopes to pour her win intotion this town which is buzzing with the news. >> fiwon that much money, it wouldn't matter to me. >> reporter: jane doe's court date

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[laughter] >> new hampshire law says if you sign the ticket with your name, if you bought it in your and signed it in your name it's public knowledge, new hampshire has a provision, i don't know anybody that would do this. when you buy the ticket, you don't think you are going to win. you buy it with a trust and register and the lottery people don't know and the public doesn't know. i don't know of anybody who took advantage of that. stuart: never. wait a second, i think it's a lady. >> it is a lady. stuart: i think -- >> she's a prominent figure in new hampshire society, she doesn't say politics, and wants to keep life as it is, people's lives changed to the bad side. stuart: she has a case. request i go public with half a billion dollars i could get shot, that's a pretty good case to make, protect me. >> she's basically asking new hampshire state judge to invalidate the statute. to prevent the state from revealing who she is. i think she's going to lose. my heart is with her but i'm not a new hampshire judge and they have their own reasons for their own taut. i think she's going to

jonas tebbetts was from new hampshire, but came in 1838 to study law in van buren. once he passed the bar and he was traveling the law circuit, he came to fayetteville and met matilda winlock. he and matilda winlock got married in 1847. in february of 1862, the confederates were being driven out of missouri and into arkansas. as they were being driven through arkansas, as they came through fayetteville, they decided to burn all of the confederate stores. they threw open where all of the food and ammo was held. basically, the soldiers ransacked the town. it is said some citizens participated also, but it was a pretty dark time for the citizens of fayetteville. headquarters house was directly threatened when, across the street, the fayetteville female institute had been used as an arsenal for the confederate army. they decided to set fire to it. the powder and shells had been removed, but there were still faulty shells. when the building caught fire, the shells started to explode, endangering this house. they were able to save it. this is a picture of the arkansas col

two republican seats in new hampshire and connecticut state races.doocy has all the details on this midterm mania. >> reporter: democrats are using local races to test out their national plan to win back the house. they think they struck gold picking up houses in new hampshire and connecticut last night. now the dlcz is looking at this contest and saying tonight's win is a perfect example of the win strategy. the dlcc made significant structural investments in its chamber which allowed our legislative leaders to build a strong team to recruit the best candidates and flip five seats from red to blue across the state. notice, no mention of president trump in that statement declaring victory. there wassen any mention of him in a similar announcement about another victory last night in connecticut either. since his inauguration, republicans have watched 39 house seats slip away in state houses from coast to coast. that is as republicans try to campaign on the things that republicans in d.c. are doing. last night's winner in the gop primary to replace tre

the woman is suing new hampshire's lottery commission to allow her to designate a trustee to be the publicwinning ticket. she says she made a huge mistake in signing the back of her winning ticket without first consulting a lawyer. >> the average consumer is not walking into a convenience store buying a lottery ticket and reading the fine print. i think most winners would be surprised to know that they don't have an option to remain anonymous. >> under new hampshire this law a lottery's winner's name, town and prize is public information but she could have shielded that with a trust rather than her own name. >>> in medical news some who drink tea are being urged to let it cool off before taking that first sip. a new study warns drinking tea considering burning hot can because a two to five times increase in your risk for throat cancer. but only in people who also smoke or drink alcohol on a daily basis. the hot tea can irritate the lining of the esophagus making it more vulnerable to cancer-causing agents like tobacco and alcohol. >>> and police south of boston have responded to a reported