o'connor: what i choice between two options. frank guinta and carol shea-porter are career politicians. carol shea-porter has made over $100 million in congressional salary. she ought a home in the gated community and a yacht club. it is insane. frank guinta has made almost a hundred thousand dollars in congress. he used that to pay in i will work for the minimum wage and give back the remaining and donate it to new hampshire charities, chosen by the people of new hampshire. and i do not take a dime or penny for him special interests, party committees, super pack support. both of them have taken tens of millions from their party committees and super pacs. that is dirty money. your bow hold it to someone other than the people of new hampshire. they want a will always put new hampshire first. josh: what are your priorities? mr. o'connor: first, we need to clean up washington. we cannot get anything done until we clean up washington. i have a robust congressional reform plan. i propose every member of congress should make the avera

while independent sean o'connor may have the same thing as he reached double additional it support. in the second district it's the incumbent who is ahead, democratic congresswoman kuster has a commanding lead of 28 points over her challenger, republican jim lawrence. and our granite state debate series is coming up in less than race for governor. invited candidates are republican chris sununu and democrat colin van ostern. november 2, u.s. senate debate, kelly ayotte, maggie hassan. november 3, invited candidates are republican frank guinta, i believe sean o'connor and democrat carol shea-porter. and rounding up the series, the second congress that district,

josh: the first question for newcomer sean o'connor asks who are you politically? >> i'm an independent. so trying to box me in as a liberal or conservative, i'm neither of those. hive worked for a republican member of congress, i've worked for a democratic lieutenant governor. what i'm trying to do is bring the best ideas from both parties together to drive compromises to address the real issues that are affecting granite josh: what about gun laws? >> so i have a lot of friends who are sportsmen and hunters and i think it's very clear that the second amendment does provide a private right to bear arms. the only thing that i want to make sure of is that we do not allow guns to get into the hands of domestic terrorists, violent criminals and those who have committed domestic violence. josh: what are you going to do about the v.a. wait time for benefits for injured military? >> i believe that our brave men and women have served this into any doctor's office, any hospital and receive immediate care and be reimbursed by the government. josh: how would you handle the na

. >> o'connor's entrance into the race has shaken it up a bit. josh: shea porter holds a five-point lead over guinta, with o'connor getting 13% if the election were held today. but the election is not today. and 23% of first district voters have yet t night's granite state debate critical for all of them. >> i went won't be the first time that voters have seen shea porter and guinta. it will probably be the first time anyone sees sean o'connor and it's really an opportunity for him to make his case. josh: with only a week to go before voters head to the polls, time leaves very little marriage infor error for any candidate on the ballot. tom: ahead of the election one group is making sure candidates aarp in new hampshire has been traveling the state for months to bring attention to social security reform. members are highlighting the fact that the entitlement program will be forced into dramatic cuts in the years ahead if it goes unchecked. >> we're asking for the next president to lead, the next congress to act, and we've been going all around th

he made a nationwide search, and he came up with a super nominee, sandra day o'connor. when sandra came to the court, she was all alone for 12 years. in our robing room, there was a bathroom. it was labeled "men." sandra a had to go back to her chambers. the sign of a change was evident when i came to the court, because they hurried up a renovation in that robing room. they installed a women's bathroom equal in size. [laughter] to the men's. >> now there are three women on the court, and there must be a huge difference from the issues that that we're talking about, that there is, there are three and not just one person or even two. >> i think from the mix -- public perception it is so much better when we have children streaming in and out of the court, and they can see that women are all over the bench because i've been around is so long, i sit toward the middle. one side, one end is justice sotomayor and the other justice kagan. so we are one-third of the court and, ted, as you know very well, my newest colleagues are not shrinking violets. [laughter] there was, i thin

n o'connor? he'll be a rubber stamp, too. and you know their agenda: higher taxes. more government spending. and a weaker national defense. only frank guinta will put new hampshire first. that's the key difference in this race. frank guinta. he's on our side. i'm frank guinta and i approved this message. andrew crossley: new hampshire has a senator i'm frank guinta who works just as hard as we do. gerardine ferlins: kelly ayotte believes in the potential of new hampshire, and wants to unleash that potential. andrew crossley: kelly introduced bipartisan training initiatives to make sure we have the skills for the 21st century. sue winter: she's fought against workplace discrimination - and for equal pay. claude poisson: she's working for the little guy - i'm the little guy. barb fredette: we need kelly fighting for good new hampshire jobs so our kids can raise their families here. sue martin: kelly is a powerful voice for new hampshire's working families. kelly ayotte: i'm kelly ayotte sean: massachusetts officials are now saying the operator of the orange line train

. >> sean o'connor is the wild card and is spending a considerable amount of money on this campaign. josh: while he is still trailing, andy smith says o'connor is trending beyond just a protest candidate. reporter: he may have been opportunity to really show people that he's not just a name, as a place holder for registering discontent,ut in his own right. josh: in the second district election night could be an early one for kuster and her challenger lawrence, as she has a 28 point lead over lawrence. >> if lawrence isn't able to get significant support behind him, it will be very difficult for him to push this boulder up a hill. josh: in every race there are a large pool of undecided voters out there, so if you want a our granite state debate series is coming up in two weeks. all the debates start at 7:00 p.m. and will be live streamed on wmur.com and our app. and our commitment coverage continues next. we'll have highlights from a facebook live conversation with congresswoman kuster, which touched on the drub epidemic and veterans issues. jennifer: make way for pumpkins, over the w

. >> i'm in the 12 john and attend john o'connor. >> (clapping.) >> hi, my name is daren a freshmen at san francisco state universi university. >> (clapping.) >> so the one thing they have in common their boiler makers currently always a boiler maker and john o'connor shout out to the mission they've played an important role how we create a model that helped to capitalize on all of you thank you for being a key pardons to provide experience to our youth i have something in common with alicia i had my own official emergency room growing up any father worked so sometimes in the summer i joined him and work and up in the control tower with the federal administration alicia share with the audience what team you worked with and our experiences. >> my internship was with the trades i was meridian with an electronic engineer my intern we walked around the terminals and did the basic electrical needs needed and we were to go into all the control rooms in the buildings as well as the background ss r rooms - >> so alicia you got to see a hidden the sxeenz look at the airport do you want to talk

progressive shawn o'connor? he'll be a rubber stamp, too. and you know their agenda: higher taxes. fense. only frank guinta will put new hampshire first. that's the key difference in this race. frank guinta. he's on our side. i'm frank guinta and i approved this message. the difference... always putting people first. maggie hassan helped energize our economy by focusing on families, innovation and education. the same approach maggie will take as us senator: a detailed plan to make college more affordable. and an approach to leadership that puts new hampshire families and small businesses ahead of the corporate special interests. that's maggie hassan. always has been. always will be. i'm maggie hassan and i approve this message. joanne: she's not fooling me. britt: kelly ayotte sides with the special interests. vivian: now, she's even playing politic games with medicare. vo: kelly ayotte voted to cut medicare and cost seniors up to $1,700 more for prescriptions... while protecting tax breaks for the wall street banks and fred: kelly ayotte so

the victim was a friend of o'connor. >> all of a sudden she disappeared and had us worried. we found out later that know of course he had her duct taped in a cabin. and assaulting her. >> reporter: when the victim those following the case were shocked. >> everyone kind of felt let down by the court system. i mean, this guy has such a record doing things like this before then they just let him go. >> reporter: court records show pirate was also arrested in reading, california in connection to a 2004 rape. according to those records, he took a plea deal. the rape charge was dropped and he was sentenced to four years in prison. metro tells us that same year he was in las vegas and kidnapped and raped yet another woman >> you let a guy like that out he is going to do it again. >> reporter: the las vegas case is dated in february of 2004. o'connor claims pirate has a long history of violent attacks against women and is hoping law enforcement in nevada puts him away for good. >> i hope they throw the book at him, yes. >> reporter: pirate was brought to las vegas just a few days ag

progressive shawn o'connor? he'll be a rubber stamp, too. more government spending. and a weaker national defense. only frank guinta will put new hampshire first. that's the key difference in this race. frank guinta. he's on our side. i'm frank guinta and i approved this message. joanne: she's not fooling me. britt: kelly ayotte sides with the special interests. vivian: now, she's even playing politic games with medicare. vo: kelly ayotte voted to cut medicare and cost seniors up to big oil companies that fund her campaign. fred: kelly ayotte sold us out. britt: with kelly ayotte, it's all politics. joanne: she's not looking out for new hampshire anymore. vo: senate majority pac is responsible for the content of this advertising. fun while getting exercise at the same time. wmur's jean mackin tells us what's happening new hampshire. >> take a spooky run the day before halloween at the chad trick or trot 3-k at manchester's arms park. bring the entire family out for a halloween festival starting at noon with plenty of treats and games. the run starts at 2:30. remember

ime awaited president o'connor to agree with it. that is tied into the 12 hour shift of the rescue captains as station 49. once we implement that we there is a hurdle to agree with the union on and once that is there the position can start as well as the h 23. the h 23 discussions will starlt after-that is implemented. >> that concludes your report? >> that concludes my report. my update. >> your update. any members the public that would like to comment on the update ? seeing none, public comment is closed. vise president cleveland. >> thank you, madam chair and thank you chief for your hard work on this particular issue. you said there was a minor hurdle now on this rc rotations. what can you tell us what that is? >> the rc rotation is a matter of president o'connor agreeing to. the issue to the 12 hour shift is pay issue. >> local 98 is okay with the 12 hour shift? >> that isn't had problem. dhr and fsla laws. >> you think that will be cleared up through dhr? >> i am hoping, yess. >> h 23, the definition of that position has been

and the court said sandra o'connor, the constitution does not write a check blank. no blank check to the president. not even in time of war. and the four detainees won the four cases. and the president lost. that's the point. the point is what is in your mind right now. what's the question in your mind when i say that. if it doesn't write a blank check, what kind of check does it write? and that's going to be our job. quite possibly. and terrorism is international. countries all over the world are democracies too. >> rose: the court ought to be influenced by all information. >> if not influenced, at least have the information. >> rose: aware of appreciate information around the world. >> right wz wherever it comes. justice scalia differed from you on this. >> i don't know how much on that. >> rose: well, he said so to me. kely to say that in are cases where they involved the death penalty, they involved gay rights, and we were on opposite sides. and my wife was a good psychologist, clinical psychologist. she says displacement. you're angry at a, you blame b. all rig

if you are sandra day o'connor or written bader ginsburg, their persona few women in your class. when you got out, notwithstanding, they had been absolutely star students. law firms did not want to hire them and judges did not want to hire them as clerks. they really -- the doors were shut in their faces. from all the standard employers and they really had to make their own way. they created these brilliant careers, but they did it. it was so -- they made it up on the fly as to how they were going to get around the fact that all the standard employers said, not interested. and that was not true by the time sonia sotomayor and i came around. all the judges wanted you to be there clerk and i never faced that kind of discrimination. i didn't because of the incredible work and efforts that people like justice ginsburg and justice o'connor made. judge williams: that applied to me too. i am not in their group. [laughter] justice kagan: i did not mean to. judge williams: i know that. [laughter] judge williams: you mentioned opportunities and one of the things because a lot of these stud

. >> i'm in the 12 john and attend john o'connor. >> (clapping.) >> hi, my name is daren a freshmen at san francisco state universi university. >> (clapping.) >> so the one thing they have in common their boiler makers currently always a boiler maker and john o'connor shout out to the mission they've played an important role how we create a model that helped to capitalize on all of you thank you for being a key pardons to provide experience to our youth i have something in common with alicia i had my own official emergency room growing up any father worked so sometimes in the summer i joined him and work and up in the control tower with the federal administration alicia share with the audience what team you worked with and our experiences. >> my internship was with the trades i was meridian with an electronic engineer my intern we walked around the terminals and did the basic electrical needs needed and we were to go into all the control rooms in the buildings as well as the background ss r rooms - >> so alicia you got to see a hidden the sxeenz look at the airport do you want to talk

my dear colleague sandra day o'connor put that very well. age at a time when there was no discrimination against women we would be retired partners in a page already law firm. >> pauley: instead, ginsburg became a law professor at rutgers. ground breaking in the 1906s in ther a '70s she wrote the first supreme court brief on gender discrimination. >> i called 1972 the year of the woman. >> in a landmark ruling the supreme court today legalized about that historic roe v. wade decision and you might be surprised. >> better to go step by step and have series of decisions rather than have one decision that made every law of every state, even the most liberal, unconstitutional. is too giant a stride, there are many people who disagree with me who say that the backlash would have occurred in any event. we will never know. >> pauley: lived here since -- >> since 1980. >> pauley: here's something you rarely see. supreme court justice at home. i'm not surprised to find in your apartment shelves and shelves of books. you expect that. maybe what you wo

charlie rose: justice o'connor was a good friend.n she left come he said that was an attorney moment. justice ginsburg: when left, itt -- sandra was a lonely place for me to be. is perception of the court we sit on the bench and there is the audience of spectators, anchor in the schoolchildren that command. -- including the schoolchildren that come in. it is a wrong perception. i sit by seniority close to the metal. -- by the middle. we are all on the bench. colleagues take a very active part in alignments. charlie rose: you are a questioner. you love to ask questions. you are also previously a litigator. you may be 5'4". , and isce is strong heard by those advocates standing in front of you. you loved it. justice ginsburg: i do. charlie rose: what do you love? is it the argument? justice ginsburg: it is the , and to see ifng to help reduceel the level of controversy by asking a question designed to elicit a yes response that will disagreement.a of charlie rose: justice scalia. many people have been fascinated by the fact that ruth b

until sandra day o'connor was appointed by ronald reagan in 198. the pinnacle of a law career but i don't think it was by dint of luck. >> what is the song from "my fair lady"? i had more than a little bit of luck. >> >> pauley: "my own words" is her first book as a justice. she takes us through a life of achievement and loss. two days before ginsburg graduated in 1950, valedictorian from james had son high school in brooklyn, her mother, celia, had cancer and it lingered for many years. >> her mother's influence has been enduring. >> she stead two things. be a lady and be independent. be a lady meant don't give way to emotions that sap your energy like anger. take a deep breath and speak psalmly. whether it's on camera or not i want you to see this portrait of marty. this is typical marty. >> pau typical marty? >> because he's relaxed. he's reading a good book. he is underdressed. >> pauley: she met martin ginsburg on a blind date at cornell. graduated and married in 1954. had her first child in '55. entered law school in '56. after two years at h

sandra o'connor told me this. sandra said that there are two unwritten rules of the court.ference nobody hasks twice until everybody spoken once. that is important for a small group. the second, tomorrow is another day. you and i were the greatest of allies on case one. case three comes along, we are at odds. the fact that you were with me on case one is irrelevant, unless it is legally relevant, but i mean, it's irrelevant to whether we are allies on case three. what that means is we are a court. we decide. that's the job. decide the case. do your best in that case. absolutely. but eventually, you have to decide and then move on. there will be plenty of people around in the next case or the one after that to tell you all the mistakes you made, and try to do better next time. tony kennedy said it is more like an express train then you think. , you decide, pay attention, read the briefs, listen to the argument. charlie: would you rather be a swing justice or a chief justice? what i rather be the swing justice or the chief justice. i mean, it sounds phony, but it is true. i h

charlie rose: when you came to the court, sandra day o'connor was your good friend. you said that was a turning moment. justice ginsburg: when sandra left, it was a lonely place for me to be. the perception of the court is we sit on the bench and there is the audience of spectators, including the schoolchildren that come in. they looked at the bench and ight robert well fed men up there and this little woman. it is a wrong perception. the optics, they say now. justice ginsburg: i sit, by seniority, close the middle. justice sotomayor or -- justice side,yor is on my left justice kagan on my right side. we are all on the bench. my new as are not shrinking violets. they take a very active part. charlie rose: you are a questioner. you love to ask questions. you look to lead the questioning. you are also previously a litigator. you are there and you are curious. you are no shrinking violet. you may be 5'4". justice ginsburg: a little less. charlie rose: your voice is strong, and is heard by those advocates standing in front of you. yes? you love it. justice ginsburg: i do

sandra o'connor told me this. sandra said that there are two unwritten rules of the court. at conference nobody speaks twice until everybody has spoken once. that is important for a small group. the second, tomorrow is another day. you and i were the greatest of allies on case one. there was a lot of concern, if you read the federalist papers, there is a lot of concern and fear that congress might do that and disband them. and replace the state militias after they disbanded them with the federal army. many said vote no on the constitution, because if they can do that, then the federal government can destroy your freedom. well, said madison, and i paraphrase, never fear. we will put in the constitution and amendment says congress can't do that. it can't call up and disband the state militias. why? because a well armed militia is necessary for the security of a free state, i.e. a state militia, and therefore the right to keep and bear arms shall not be infringed. in other words, they are talking about that. that's what i thought they were talking about, which is not the right

and independent o'connor and democrat shea-porter. rounding out kuster and lawrence, they will be live streamed on wmur.com and our mobile app. a merrimack man is accused of assaulting a driver wearing a hillary clinton mask. he was protesting along and he assaulted a driver at a traffic light. he's free on bail. several coaches for the dover team were dismissed. the superintendent says they were drinking after travelling back from an away game in keene. they were in a separate vehicle from the head coach and students, but they were still on duty. she understands that know the everyone will agree with the decision to dismiss the coaches. >> as long as they are ate not irresponsible about not drinking minors, it shouldn't be an issue. >> the school board policy talks about it not being a school event whether it's on or off site and talks about not using it when you are on duty. >> they'll be helping the coaching staff so the season can move on. coming up, all 15 high school football games did kick off last night. only five were able to

. >> rose: sandra day o'connor. >> and it was a brilliant choice. >> rose: in fact, you have said that when she left the court, retired, and alito came on, it marked a change in the court. >> yes. >> rose: because she was gone. >> well, i have said more than once that when she left, whenever the court divided 5-4 and i was one of the four, i would have been one of the five if she remained with us. so there was that enormous difference. >> rose: but my question to, going back to both of you have been influenced by people, your mom, your husband marty your late husband, had a huge influence. >> yes. >> rose: would you have-- you have said to me that you would not have played it to the supreme court without him. >> no question about it. people who observed at the time said well, ruth would have been on a list, maybe she would be 22 or 23. but it was marty who made her number one and that's-- . >> rose: how did he do that? >> he had a little book of people that he contacted. they were-- (laughter) mainly my academic colleagues, in those days i was teaching at-- well, this was before my fir

o'connor more watches their season come to an end and heartbreaking fashion, middleton the uncharacteristic year for the war hawks this season. second half was a fumblefest 4002. he would on to recover. the only have the ball for one play. he is stripped, and the war hawks recover football, but arrowhead office was held scoreless in the second half. their season comes to an end before reaching camp randall stadium, losing in verona 21-17. stephanie: thank you, stephen. we will be back with more playoff games in a few minutes. let's move on now to division two. our first stop in hartford. a 4-5 match-up between the orioles and the spartans of oshkosh north. let's head to hartford. first quarter. orioles with the ball. they hand it off to ryan zuern. nobody can get him, a 35-yard touchdown run. hartford in front 7-0. but the spartans answer back . they give the ball jordan reun. a 10-yard scamper for the score. ties up the game at 7-7. later in the first quarter. hartford lights up the scoreboard again. this time they give it to jon golner, who finds paydirt. a high-scoring affair in hartford

. >> rose: when you came to the court, sandra day o'connor was your good friend. >> yes. >> rose: and when she left, you said that was a turning moment. >> when sandra left, it was a very lonely place for me to be. the perception of the court, we come and sit on the bench, and there is the audience of spectators including the school children that come in and out of the court at ten minutes a time. they looked at the bench and they saw eight rather well-fell men up -- well-fed men up there -- >> rose: rather well-wefed men ( laughter ) >> it was the wrong perception. >> rose: the optics, they say now. >> yes. i had been there over 23 years, so i sit, by seniority, close to the middle. justice sotomayor is on now my left side, justice kagan on my right side. we are all over the bench. we look like we -- we are one-third of the court. >> rose: yeah. and my newest colleagues are not shrinking violets. they take a very active part in the colloquy that goes on in oral arguments. >> rose: you are a questioner. you love to ask questions. you love to lead the questioning. you're also, as we kn

progressive shawn o'connor? he'll be a rubber stamp, too. more government spending. and a weaker national defense. only frank guinta will put new hampshire first. that's the key difference in this race. frank guinta. he's on our side. i'm frank guinta and i approved this message. jean: let's wrap up this work week with the traffic 293 southbound through manchester, the view of this slow moving parking lot from tell yot at rivers end camera. josh: peggy james joins us now with a live look at the road home to end the work week. >> hi, yes, another slow spot between exits 5 and 4 heading south in manchester. probably busy later on too, there's a monarchs game, so there will be more traffic later on tonight. a couple accidents, route 4 in northwood r.v. sales. another one in epsom where a vehicle snapped a pole and that's in the area of short falls and webster road, so expect delays there. on 93 northbound coming up over the state line, you will hit a slow spot through the work zone in windham. looking good up to 293 in manchester and headed up to hooksett. but there are

the court said, sandra o'connor, the constitution does not write a blank check.o blank check to the president, not even in time of war. four detainees won the four cases, and it resident lost. -- and the president lost. that's the point. the point is what is in your mind right now. what is the question in your mind when i say that? if it does not write a blank check, what kind of check does it right? that will be our job. terrorism is international. countries all over the world are democracies, too. charlie: so we are to be influenced by all information -- justice breyer: not be influenced, but at least have information. be aware of, appreciate information around the world. charlie: justice scalia differed with you on this. he said so to me. justice breyer: the cases that he was most likely to say that in, are cases that involved the death penalty, gay-rights. we were on opposite sides. my wife was a good clinical psychologist. she says you are angry at a, you blame b. it is displacement. you might not have liked the result in those cases. who do you blame? inter

trump-ish.n and his >> so you have the arthur playing maude enteral o'connor and jean stapleton, thisounding 20. talk about your work with them. kerala connor very much, to say the least, the absolute opposite of archie bunker. and how could he tolerate doing this? >> he must've had a very difficult time in two ways. one as an intellect he was speaking like the antithesis of a smart man, let alone an intellect. he did not move -- he did not like most of the scripts. the best example was, and we have it in the documentary, a story that took place entirely in an elevator a half-hour in an elevator, stuck between floors with a hispanic woman who was about to give earth and -- give birth and in the fearful moment of a stuck elevator to give birth. i wanted to see that baby born on archie's face. i was just in love with that from the moment it donilon us to do something like that. amy: of course he is turning away the beginning. he does not want this to happen. he is just, wait, wait. t-rex because she is hispanic he is saying, stop -- when it finally happened, the expression on archie's f

o'connor. broke the glass menagerie is a classic play in both succeeding and survives because of the themes that make it a classic. an exit, from the lives they lead. tom, the writers son wants a future. amanda they lost southern belle wants the past. while laura the damaged daughter wants only the quiet she finds among her glass figurines. >> be careful. if you breathe they break. >> reporter: tennessee williams brought the memories of his own family into sharp focus. no one gets away clean from the three leads to the gentleman caller. the drama is beautifully leavened with humor an kathleen mccall as amanda, charm and fear, aubrey declared as tom, desperate for a way out and laura, frightened of the world and hiding within herself. >> whenever i pick up a shoe, i shudder a little thinking how short life is and what i am doing. >> reporter: it kicks off what looks to be a tremendous season for the denver center theatre company. it does so in grand style. with rich human drama that even forget.

. >> when they asked me for the name on the account, i told them my name was sandra o'connor. >> reporterolis is a bookkeeper for a couple of city bars with a sense of humor. >> it might be my full name sandra day o'connor. >> the name of the first woman on the supreme court. >> when the scammers hit her bar, she knew it was bogus because she says they're on auto pay with the utility but she called back to have a little fun. >> i was really surprised to hear peco's phone greeting. so it through me off little bit. >> reporter: she listen to the scammers pitch and even recorded it. listen carefully. >> the only way we can avoid this disconnection is making a minimum payment for $495. >> are you able to make the payment? >> i'm not -- i'm not sure. >> peco says it knows of electric, water and gas utility customers across the country and canada being chased by scammers. it has a scam alert page on its website claims it has stuffed info into customer mailings and has even posted warnings on the electronic billboard a top its headquarters. >> many of these scams are beginning offshore. dominica

be my full name sandra day o'connor the. >> the name of the first woman on the supreme court.e scammers hit her bar she knew it was bogus because she says they're on auto pay with the utility but she called back to have a little fun. >> i was really surprised to hear peco's phone greeting, so it threw me off little bit. >> she listen to the scammers pitch and even recorded it. listen carefully. >> the only way we can void this transaction is making a lease minimum payment for $495. >> okay. >> i'm not sure. >> peco says, it knows of electric water and gas utility customers across the country and canada being chased by scammers. it has a scam alert page on its website claims it has stuffed info into customer mailings and has even posted warnings on the electronic billboard a top its headquarters. >> many of these scams are beginning offshore. the dough minute can't republic, members cone some other places. >> reporter: lisa solis says she takes for the small business owners and the he will who'll could be taken by these scammers so when she got one on the phone, she made him go

joe's prep back on more prep this time it is philip o'connor with the interception right here. he's going to take that one all the way back. so st. joe's prep the winner >>> our morning team is back tomorrow at 5:00 to 7:00. >> we're always on. the late show is next. >> thank you for watching. have a great weekend. good night family and sleep well. >> stephen: hey, honey. yeah, i'll be home for dinner. we've got a great show-- chris pratt, scott bakula, and something called frederik the great, the world's most handsome horse. how handsome could a horse be? ♪ tonight i celebrate my love for you. >> stephen: tell you what, i might be late tonight. ♪ it seems the magic-- >> it's "the late show" with stephen colbert! tonight, stephen welcomes chris pratt, scott bakula and frederik the great.

progressive shawn o'connor? he'll be a rubber stamp, too. and you know their agenda: higher taxes. more government spending. and a weaker national defense. that's the key difference in this race. frank guinta. he's on our side. i'm frank guinta and i approved this message. for months and months of this. i'm frank guinta i'd like to punch him in the face i'll tell you. there was blood coming out of her eyes, blood coming out of her, wherever. kelly ayotte stood by him. would you tell a child to aspire to be like donald trump? would you point to him as a role model? absolutely. i would do that. but now, she's running away. ics, no principles. priorities usa action is responsible for the content erin: at 5:00, an industry on the rebound in new hampshire. why small chicken farms are popping up around the state. and there's a new way to keep track of your bags on one airline. we'll show you how it works. this is where the oil billionaire koch brothers hosted a fundraiser for kelly ayotte... this is where ayotte voted with the koch brothers 90% of the time. ayotte's campaigns collected m

. >> when they ask me for the name on the account, i told them my name was sandra o'connor. >> lisa solisbookkeeper for couple of city bars, with a sense of humor. >> it might be my full name, sandra day o'connor. >> the name of the first woman on the supreme court. when the scammers hit her bar, she knew it was bogus because she says they're on auto pay with the utility, but she called back to have a little fun. >> i was really surprised to hear peco's phone greeting. so, it through me off a little bit. >> she listened to the scammers' pitch and even recorded it. listen carefully. >> for $495. >> peco says it knows of electric, water and gas utility customers across the country, in canada, being chased by scammers. it has a scam alert page on it website, claims it has stuffed info into customer mailings, and has even posted warnings on the electronic billboard atop its headquarters. >> many of these scams are beginning off shore. the dominican republic, mexico, some other places. >> lisa solis says she headaches for -- aches for the small business owners, elderly, who can be taken by the

while independent sean o'connor may have the same thing as he reached double additional it support. in the second district it's the incumbent who is ahead, democratic congresswoman kuster has a commanding lead of 28 points over her challenger, republican jim lawrence. and our granite state debate series is coming up in less than race for governor. invited candidates are republican chris sununu and democrat colin van ostern. november 2, u.s. senate debate, kelly ayotte, maggie hassan. november 3, invited candidates are republican frank guinta, i believe sean o'connor and democrat carol shea-porter. and rounding up the series, the second congress that district, kuster and they will also be live streamed on wmur.com and our app as well. jennifer: we're dealing with a rainy friday. let's see if that's affecting traffic. you're looking live at 239 in manchester from the elliott at rivers end camera. peggy james as hey look at the evening commute. >> yes, not too bad for a friday all in all. coming up on 93 over the border on 93 southbound just after the split you will have a little slowd

. >> reporter: when you came to the court, sandra day o'connor was your good friend? >> yes. >> reporter: when she left you said that was an a turning moment? >> when sandra left it was a very lonely place. for me to be, that is, the percepti o and there is the audience of spectators. and they saw eight rather well fed men up there. and then there was a small little woman. it was a wrong perception. i have been over 23 years. i sit by seniority close to the middle. left side. justice kagan on my right side. one third of the court. my newest colleagues are not shrinking violets. they take an active part in the colloquy and oral argument. >> reporter: this is the first book you have written since being a justice of the supreme court? >> yes, not the first book ever. the first book was the best-seller called "civil procedure in sweden." but you have always been interested in procedure? >> yes, i taught procedure for 17 years. rancher . >> reporter: when did this love affair with the law become? >> my interest in becoming a lawyer was sparked in the 1950s when i was a stu

the detectives searched the o'connor. they found drugs in their homes. deputies arrested them for selling heroin and meth. detectives searched another home and are looking for 26-year-old john mendez. if you have any information on his whereabouts, you asked to call the yavapai county sheriff's office. >>> now you seen these before. take a look. the cameras. if you drive 23459 east valley you may notice some more photo radar cameras that are being reactivated this week. the three where the cameras are turned on are arizona avenue and warner avenue. arizona and ocktal you road and a new camera set up at dobson road and ray roads. the camera will be looking out for speeding and for red light violations. they will be operational on tuesday. >>> it was an intense game five of the world series. the chicago cubs trying to stay alive. makes me want to sing with hopes championship drought. >> they did stay alive. it's been a roller coaster ride for some cubby fans. marcy jones went to a cub's bar to watch with some cub fans tonight. >> at don and charlie's in sc

. >> there -- darren o'connor who is -- who is in the -- -?said the same bar celebrating his birthday and he saw joseph walked out he pulled out hhs phone and began recording. >> what you see is the minutes he uses the word racial profiling, the convsa >>> boulder police say this is not a case of racial profiling because the description matched that of josephus. >>> we are within our rights to bring the gentleman outside and further contact because the victim was still there we were immediately do were able to do a lineup. >>> he later filed this complaint with boulder police. boulder police tell me they did speak to the officer on how he should have circled back to joseph and explain to his -- his abrupt the action. the officer will not be disciplined. % >>> we have been following the recovery of ddtect did dan brite. he has been released from the hospital. over a month after he waa shot in the line of duty. sendoff today lining the halls and custom t-shirts that read heroes need heroes. the duck to bright was with the douglas county and now

. >> chris: now, we brought them doug o'connor, who worked on the tray von martin case, to enhance the footage to get a better look at the possible killer. >> the video is only 352 dots wide. only one-tenth of your megapixel. after enhancement, this is as much detail as can be pulled out. >> chris: the quality of the original video only allows for a slight improvement. but it's enough for him to reveal some surprising new information. >> from the original recording, it's very difficult to see sure what's on his head. we move over to the enhance, we can clearly see what appear to be sunglasses on his head. a slight receding hairline. what appear to be shorts. >> chris: then, i particularly telling detail not well noticed in the original. >> it appears his hand, his left hand, is in his pocket. >> chris: it could be a sign he is hiding cuts on his hand or the moments after the grisly enhance what could be the most helpful to police. shockingly, the suspect walks right past potential witnesses is sitting in the lobby, including a man who comes through the door. >> and enhanced video, we c