trying to attract libertarians to the state of new hampshire. a mass migration movement so what we're trying to do and we've been around and are success stories are highly of the state but what we did is in 2001, this gentleman was a yale student at the time wrote asa and he was like what would happen if we put all libertarians in one geographic area. the problem is there are a lot of people who actually believe in freedom and the principles of freedom but there scattered all over america or all over the world. so he had this notion if you sort of concentrated together in one, you'd be able to make absolute differences and achieve liberty in our lifetime. so i read a bio back in 2003. i started going to new hampshire to check out the scene and in 2005 when i finished my mfa at city college i decided my husband and i were like let's move to new hampshire and see what this is about so we moved out and the rest as they say is history which you can read about in my book. >> what the experience been like living in newhampshire as part of this project

they went home to new hampshire, got married.ut his hair and got a job with his dad selling insurance. pamela, who dreamed of being a tv reporter, got a media job with a local school district. you kind of had it all together at 20, 21 years old. >> yeah. i was trying. i thought i was doing all right. >> amy imagined a big future for pamela. >> i knew that she was going to do great things. and i told her that the next time i saw her, i knew she was going to be famous and i would see her on tv. >> and in fact, a few days after the murder, pamela smart was on tv, being interviewed by reporter bill spencer. >> she was wearing a beautiful, vibrant blue dress, hair was all made up, makeup perfect. she looked gorgeous. >> police watched pamela on television with unease. >> we had limited the information that was going to pamela smart, because she had the propensity to talk to the media. she enjoyed talking to the media. >> while reporters worked the story, police continued working the case. and then came a break. it happened at a high s

walpole, new hampshire is not known as a media center. so i am curious how come you happen to do all of your there. ken: i moved here in 1979, 42 years ago, when i realized that becoming a documentary filmmaker focus on american history -- focusing on american history was taking a val of anonymity and poverty. there my first film was nominated for an oscar and everyone assumed i would come back to the city or go to l.a., i stayed here because of the labor-intensive nature of what i do, the fact it is all grant funded philanthropic projects and that they are very time-consuming. i keep my overhead very low here and it is quite beautiful in southern new hampshire. david: i assume you are walpole, new hampshire's most famous resident. ken: i don't think so. i'll wish thought -- i always thought that if my great great grandchildren kept their heads low, they might be able to be a member of the volunteer fire department. there is a different hierarchy here where any notoriety plus $.50 it's you a cup of coffee. david: let's talk about the most

new hampshire boasts one of the highest vaccination rates in the country. ated. the number of new covid cases have plateaued. the governor joins me now. the first question is, why support private businesses making mandates but not a federal government saying that the private businesses have to mandate a vaccine or a test? >> well, again, that's the line between the public and the private sector. and really appreciating and respecting the individual rights of those businesses. you know, again, we want everyone to get vaccinated. i'm as pro vaccine as they come in that sense. when joe biden said i'm going to create new rules and force a mandate into private businesses, that's not appropriate. we're going to join the lawsuit with other states and push back, because those businesses, again, have to have the flexibility to do what they want to do. on the same side, you can't have it both ways. the other side is you see republicans saying we're going to have an anti-vaccine mandate. how about this? how about we stay to republican conservative values and say it's n

out how the boy died that park is about an hour and a half from where elijah lived in merrimack, new hampshire. police say social workers first reported him missing on october 14th three days later, police arrested elijah's mother and her boyfriend in new york. they have pleaded not guilty to witness tampering and child endangerment charges related to the case cnbc's perry russom is live in new hampshire for us with the latest on the investigation. perry? >> reporter: shep, investigators are still trying to figure out exactly how long elijah's body was in the woods, how he died and if any more charges have to be filed this all started for them about a week and a half ago, october 14th, as you mentioned that's when the state's division of children, youth, and families notified the police that the 5-year-old's body and the 5-year-old could not be found. on the 17th, his mother danielle and a man joseph staff were arrested in new york prosecutors say they each asked each other and other people to lie about the boy and where he was knowing that child protection services was trying to find elijah t

to figure out how the boy died that park is about an hour and a half from where elijah lived in new hampshire say social workers first reported him missing october 14th three days later police arrested elijah's mother and boyfriend in new york they pleaded not guilty to witness tampering and child endangerment charges related to the case cnbc's perry rusom is live in merry mack new hampshire with the latest on the investigation. perry. >> investigators are still trying to figure out how long elijah's body was in the woonds, how he died and how. this are the started a week and a half ago as you mentioned. that's when the state's division of children yuld jugt and families notified police that the 5-year-old and the body couldn't be found. the child's missouri mother and boyfriend were 80sed they each asked each other and other people to lie about the boy, knowing where he was knowing that child protection service was trying to find elijah they pleaded not guilty to witness tampering and child endangerment on saturday certain teams found the body in a shallow grave in 40 minutes south of boston

i keep my overhead low and it is beautiful in southern new hampshire.id: i assume it is most -- you're the most famous resident. ken: i don't think so. i always thought if my great, great, great grandchildren cap their heads low, they might be able to be a member of the volunteer fire department. there is a different kind of hierarchy here where any notoriety plus $.50 gets you a cup of coffee. david: let's talk about most recent film you have had on television, a four-part series on muhammad ali. >> he is 22 years old. [indiscernible] david: why did you decide to focus on muhammad ali? what was your interest in him? ken: he is one of the most compelling figures in american history and intersects with the major issues of the last half of the 20th century, the role of sports and society, the role of the black athletes in sports, definitions a black manhood and black masculinity and the civil rights movement, as an ongoing developing thing, the story of politics and race, the central american question, freedom. it is also about faith and religion and isla

walpole, new hampshire is not known as a media center.o i am curious how you come to happen to do all of york there. >> i moved here in 1979, 42 years ago, when i realized that becoming a documentary filmmaker focusing on american history was taking a veil of an end and -- anonymity and poverty. there -- my first film was nominated for an oscar and everyone assumed i would come back to the city or go to l.a., i stay here because of the labor-intensive nature of what i do. the fact it is all grant funded philanthropic projects and that they are very time-consuming. david: i assume you are new hampshire's most famous resident. >> oh gosh. i don't think so. i always thought that if my great, great grandchildren cap to their heads low, they might be able to be a member of the volunteer fire department. there is a different hierarchy here where any notoriety plus $.50 it's -- gets you a cup of coffee. david: let's talk about the most recent film you have had on television which is a four-part series on muhammad ali. >> he is one of the most im

joining us now is heather raymond president of the school board a national in new hampshire and parent of a six greater an eighth grader in congress woman from pennsylvania, i'm grateful to both of you, congresswoman dean i'll start with you, you started and local government and ran for town commissioners, you are one of the women candidates who delivered the house for nancy pelosi and democrats in 2018 and that huge wave, so i'm really grateful to you tonight for this topic, specifically. thank you, especially in the way donald trump has created essentially a permission structure, that has nazis showing up at school board meetings. >> let me say, as i've prepared for this interview, i thought about what you wanted to focus on tonight, my thanks goes to you, thank you for focusing on this, thank you for talking about how heroic school board members, who's focused is our children and our education, there couldn't be anything more important, i've talked to many school board members and in fact if you don't mind, behind me i have the map of my district and all the school districts within

police escorting public health officials to safety in new hampshire. and tonight here, the new study. just how many americans who have had covid still have symptoms three to six months later? and what they're now seeing. >>> the school shooting in memphis. a teenager opening fire in a stairwell. a 13-year-old boy in critical condition. hundreds on lockdown and what we just learned. >>> the fbi tonight returning to the home of brian laundrie and news this evening about two calls to police involving the laundrie home the day before gabby petito was reported missing. >>> the fiery collision on the tracks. the train slamming into a stalled truck and the explosion. >>> the postal service slowdown set to begin tomorrow. what you should expect. >>> righting a wrong a century later. giving this beach to the descendants of its rightful owners. >>> and america strong tonight. it turns out a lot of you at home are up for a beer and a scone. america strong. >>> good evening and it's great to have you with us here on a thursday night. and we begin tonight with all e

but i read that new hampshire new hampshire. ranked number 2 in the usa with the opioid related deaths relative to population. second only to west virginia where addiction exploded and new hampshire is number one and fentanyl deaths per capita. doc is this an every where problem you eaten everywhere and every social class problem? i was just looking for the broadcast here at the number of death, 400000. you know, as you point out, you know, you actually chopping list, but here, you know, we're here for new and you, for island of my fiance, strong lover, i own. but you know, we look at the top 10 masses uses, they're just north, you connecticut's there just to the west. you vermont where i am is still top 10 this bucolic state where everybody lives healthier upstairs, outside mountain biking, tragic, tragic numbers of death. it really can hit anybody. i said, did it last i heard about this young lawyer with the dean of best high school and colleges and whatnot. and, and tragically, had died. it is as you now so accurately, just one pedal away. so it's somebody that strikes everybody in

is here with us, i don't know, why else would she go to new hampshire. believe -- what is this about? >> well, i think in 2022 she will probably be out of a job. i think harriet will beat her. she will have extra time. tell me this true, i would love to see her try to make that argument. on policy i would love to hear so call antitrumpers, what do they disagree with on trump's policies. they may not have liked his tweets, okay, so what. in terms of policy, donald trump was absolutely right. i would love to hear them say why the democratic plans are so much better, it would just be a joke. steve: i know. as we've discussed. not only right in terms of impact in real world. the economy and so on. strengthening the borders. but politically, just talking pure politics. they have gone going about increasing party appeal with latino voters, black voters in different parts of the country, that is what trump did. what do these people have to offer? >> i don't think they have a case. i think what will be interesting in 2024, what are the democrats going to do. i w

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we -- i mean, this is new hampshire. everyone has a level of civic engagement. we even have two juniors on our school board has student representatives. so they're aware of it. it makes them very uncomfortable. my own kids are aware of it. and they're -- they get concerned about my safety and the safety of fellow board members. we are fortunate here in nashua that we have a nationally ranked police force who have been there for the board members every step of the way, making sure that we're insulated inside the board room and even creating paths to our cars after the board meetings sometimes. >> congresswoman dean, it's so hard to hear this from local election officials. because as i said they're heroes of the community, trying to do what's right for their own kids but also the kids in their communities. what can be done about this? i mean, is there any turning back from the normalization of this kind of behavior? i don't think any parent out there wants their child to behave in this way. and so it's so disturbing to see adults treating each other in this way in

. >>> the dramatic rescue of a 97-year-old new hampshire woman as her house becomes engulfed in flames. >>> and that massive powerball prize. no winner announced. the jackpot still growing. >>> good evening. it's great to have you with us on a busy sunday night. i'm whit johnson. we begin with the breaking news. urgent efforts off of southern california. crews working to contain one of the largest oil spills in recent history. at least 126 thousand gallons of oil leaking into the pacific. the source believed to be a pipeline 4 1/2 miles off the shore. the area impacted, a 13-square-mile stretch between huntington and newport beach. the impact already being felt on tourism. the last day of the pacific air show canceled. people urged to stay away from the beaches. images coming in of oil washing ashore. reports of dead birds, fish, and other wildlife. officials say they've stopped the flow. but warnings of a potential ecological disaster. and major questions remain about what caused the leak. zohreen shah leads us off from huntington beach. >> reporter: tonight, this massive oil spill no

new hampshire is a biden state but republicans have avoided the trumpist test in that state compared to some of the redder states. you look at the map, the big picture, it may be a good year for republicans, a wave election where it may be easier to win some of the blue-leaning states. it is a good path to the senate for republicans if they go through new hampshire, nevada, virginia could flip and the governor's race. the chances in redder states like a georgia and arizona could be lower because of the candidates they are promoting. host: when is the last time we did not have a wave election? guest: that is a good question. 2004 was the first elections that i covered, the midterms in 2006. almost every election since the bush years has been away. people are dissatisfied with the direction of the country. go all the way back to 2004, the iraq war, hurricane katrina, the distrust in government being able to do its job. you hear the same complaints, the same discontent almost 20 years later. the public is dissatisfied with both parties, dissatisfied with leadership on both sides. they b

in states including connecticut, new hampshire, indiana, minnesota, wisconsin, idaho and washington are leveraging support for the federal government to reach underserved communities including vaccination centers and meeting people where they are. this work is paying off. we estimate 4 million americans have nows rolled up their slees and have gotten the booster shot including 2 million in the first weektw and another 2 million in just the last five days. so the booster program is not only about the money but it's accelerating. we are building on the strong start to get millions of eligible americans there booster shot. i will close with this we have made tremendous progress in the past eight months, and we are executing well against the six-point plan we are on the right track and we need everyone to do their part so if you are eligible, please go get a shot today. let's begin with an overview of the data. bethe average is 97,910 per day which represents a decrease of about 12% over the previous week. the average is about 70 -- >> you can see the rest of this program on c-span.org. rig

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there is a good chance that the path to the senate for republicans will go to new hampshire and nevada and virginia for the governors race. the chances in the red states like georgia and arizona would still be lower because of the candidates. host: it feels like we hear wave election all the time. when is the last time we did not have a wave election? guest: that is a great point. politics all the way back to 2004, the first election i cover for the midterms, almost every election since the bush years has been a wave because people have said that they are dissatisfied with the direction of the country. all the way back to 2004, the iraq war, hurricane katrina, distrust in government and you hear the same discontent almost 15 or 20 years later. the public is dissatisfied with both parties, dissatisfied with leadership on both sides so they basically say we will throw you out if you do not do the job well and that has been the case for the last 18 years. host: this is edward in new jersey. independent. good morning. caller: i was wondering if we are getting an accurate picture of the you

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emergency management officials in new hampshire have responded positively to the creation of a fit in my state in new hampshire so based on your perspective as president of the national emergency management association , have you found that fits have been helpful in bridging the gap between state local and federal partners west and mark . >> t. >> today we don't have a fit team. let me make sure i'm on muted. okay. in ohio we don't have a team member or an integrated team. threviews from other state directors that do have been very positive . recently i was at region five in chicago and my partner states the majority of them do one or two in their states that have been helpful in the he area in which they are hired in the preparedness and planning section to help navigate mitigation and working in some of the other programs. i don't have a tremendous amount on this but i do know that as my colleagues and i talked about it they have been pleased with the fits that they have on their team from fema. >> thank you for that and i look forward to learning about reactions from other states b

state compared to others so look at the day picture with easier to windows states to go through new hampshire nevada but the states like arizona and georgia would be lower because of the candidates. >> when the last time we did not have a wave election? i have discovered politics since 2004 most every election if you go back and forth because people have said they are dissatisfied. and with b the rack war and hurricane katrina and distressed the government to do its job you the same complaints was 15 or 20 years later the public is dissatisfied with both parties and leadership and then that is the case. >> and wording keyport new jersey. i wonder if we are getting an accurate picture to be anti- science. and then to get onstage the if push comes to shove that may omotivate people but that's my comment. thinks. the leadership of both parties it's about public in the can't it's a cult of personality and but that is still the defining issue and still believe that climate change is an important issue with the most progressive parts of the parties so that a lot of the progressives priorities that

. - [man] i will tell you this, southern new hampshire university can change the whole trajectory ofusic) >>> with democrats divided on how to move the agenda forward, a bottleneck and fears of rising inflation are adding to concerns for the white house. the crisis is now harming the shopping season and choking an economy trying to bounce back from the pandemic. pete buttigieg says supply chain issues will continue likely into to 2 2022. he made the case that the biden spending bills will help fix the problems. >> this is one more example of why we need to pass the infrastructure bill. there is $17 billion for ports alone and we need to deal with the long term issues that made us vulnerable to these kinds of b bottlenecks. >> cnn's joe johnson is in the white house for us. there seems to be a major impasse for us here in is what negotiations are all about. what is the administration going to push forward in terms of their efforts and what is at stake. >> there is a lot at stake, for sure, it could effect, potentially, the off year governor's races. it could affect the governor's fuel

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host: that is mark in new hampshire.oming back to the issue of social security checks, that 5.9% increase in benefits checks that will be starting next year, the largest boost in benefits in close to four decades. "washington post" notes adjustments will be made for close to 4 million beneficiaries and eight mental supplemental -- 8 million supplemental ones. roughly $92 per month for seniors. it was noted wednesday that prices rose 4% in september compared with august. overall, prices up 5.4% over last year. so the cost of living adjustment that determines social security payment hikes is based on a different measure of inflation, but they both capture a similar phenomenon going on in the economy. prices have risen throughout the pandemic, diminishing the value of government benefits beyond social security, as well. and this now and increase tied to the cost of living adjustment, the cola adjustment. back to your phone calls. chris in tennessee. what are you seeing? caller: first of all, good morning. how you doing? hos

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yes, iowa and new hampshire. two states whose populations are over 90% white. today and does little to prepare for the changing demographics of america. no diss to the folks of iowa or new hampshire, but five butter sticks or face carvings should not determine who should be the next leader of the free world. the truth is, we're just talking about a few thousand primary votes in these states and again, no shade. after all, iowa voted overwhelmingly for barack obama during the 2008 primary, but remember, obama lost new hampshire. it was actually south carolina that saved him. then she game the first black person to win a statewide primary in iowa. she's now considering a run for governor so we'll be watching that. but still, come on, you guys. it's time to dethrone the hawkeye state. they have a sizable share of people of color voting in the primary yet as it stands now, these states vote third and fourth and have to pass through a mostly white pasture to be competitive. but now, democratic party leaders are finally considering overhauling the 2024 presidential p

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