pataki: i do not mind the winter. i' m the lyanda w c south to get to new mp josh: thank you very much. best of luck moving forward. we will be back with abc news' political director we will look at how joe biden' decisionoto run will impact others. and jeb bush had the best record. billions in pork, vetoed. eight budgets, balanced. and tax cuts every single year. who has the plan for jobs? jeb. tax cuts for the middle class. eliminates special loopholes. an explosion in growth and new jobs. jeb: cut taxes. grow america. right to rise usa is responsible for the content of this message. >> while i will not be a candidate, i wilnobet. i intend to speak out clearly and forcefully to influence as much as i can where we stand as a party and where we need to go as a nation. josh: welcome back to "close up ." joe biden taking a pass on the presidential run. it came as a surprise to a lot of his supporters,spy nehashe. we talk about that and the impact with abne' p codiorickln. mr. klein: a lot of people are surprised by this

pataki: thank you. you very much for that kind introduction, justice broderick. a democrat, enormously respected across the political divide, republicans and democrats, and that is what we need in washington today. someone like him is going to bring the american people together, and you are starting that this afternoon with this problem solver no labels conference. so thank you all for being here, we have to solve problems and we have to come together to do that. [applause] gov. pataki: when i think of what we need to do in washington, confront our problems, there are three big things. we have to grow our economy better. we are creating the jobs and opportunity, particularly young people like the ones here today, need in the 21st century. [cheering] gov. pataki: we have to shrink the size of the federal government. it is too big, too powerful, too expensive, too intrusive, too bloated, and it has to be shrunk and brought down to size where it serves the people instead of dominating the people. aboute br

governor pataki. >> hey, rick. >> how are you doing tonight? >> i'm doing great. >> america's central bank, the federal reserve, they've kept interest rates near zero since the 2008 financial crisis. and, by the way, they had a meeting today, you think they raised rates? no. shocking, isn't it? >> not at all. >> listen, it's been a rough ride for american savers and retirees, they rely on this interest income and it's been a bonanza for the stock market. a bonanza. and for investors that like a little bit more risk it's been a bonanza for them as well. so i guess what i'm asking is do you think this policy is fair and do you support it? >> no, i don't support it. but let me go back a little bit here. we need to grow our economy faster. we've had the worst economic recovery since the great depression. and it's because of policy in washington. >> governor, if that's true, why was our economy limping six years ago and now it's the strong nest the world? >> john, no question barack obama inherited an economic disaster in 2009. but what did he do? i

john: your pataki episode. seth: pataki was huge. john: stick around.are going to continue this conversation. we are here with seth meyers. ♪ ♪ mark: welcome back. we are still here talking to seth meyers. john: i want to ask you about weekend update. this is probably the first time you have ever talked about politics on tv, right? seth: to a certain extent, right. john: did this whet your appetite? seth: certainly when you are writing jokes about it, it so helpful when audiences are paying attention to what is going on. audiences are interested in debates. it's the time when elections are most like television. it's always easier in an election cycle. mark: probably your greatest connection to american history is the 2011 white house correspondents dinner. a lot going on. you and the president hanging out while he is ordering the killing of an international terrorist. and you and the president took on trump. seth: probably took him down. mark: you only made him angry. seth: it was like a kung fu movie where he went and trained for three years. mark: rem

josh: getting to know candidate george pataki and the death wife. jennifer: plus customers forced to pay detoes to it keep their power turned on. why one long-time business owner is upset with the bill he's facing. mike: a dry start to the weekend, but showers are approaching from the west. the forecast ahead. >> we're getting ready for friday night football, week eight, timberlane owls, a live report if you think storm damage is the only cost of climate change, think again. to higher insurance rates for homes and businesses, the economic damage but with american-made we can save money on electricity and spur innovation to create new businesses and jobs. it all starts with 50% clean energy by 2030. josh: sources said that through the winter it will not shut off electricity to residential customers who are not paying their bills. jennifer: but the moratorium does not affect commercial customers. many of them are upset the utility is threatening to cut off power if deposits aren't paid. reporter: eversource says the deposit request policy follows publ

. >> and how did george pataki answer this question? >> can you look me in the eyes and honestly say ben carson or donald trump would be a better president of the united states than hillary clinton? >> all that when "all in" starts right now. >>> good evening from new york. i'm chris hayes. hillary clinton made a triumphant visit to texas today to court latino voters as her campaign attempts to enter a new phase. moving past the summer's negative news cycle and pushing ahead with a strategy of reassembling the obama coalition. today's trip comes on the heels of clinton's strong performance at the first democratic debate, which seems to have calmed some of the panic about her candidacy. it may have even helped put the uproar over her private e-mail server to rest. and it comes as the benghazi committee which helped keep that e-mail story alive is beginning to collapse on itself amidst a rare bout of honesty in washington. yesterday another house republican, congressman richard hannah of new york, followed kevin mccarthy's example, admitt

george pataki can do that.do is make it onto the major stage for the republican dedates. he's been the tallest kid at the kids table for the last two debates. tonight we learned he will be stuck at that kids' table again for the third debate as well. we just got the announcement after the last qualifying poll came out. the last qualifying poll is an abc poll that shows donald trump way out ahead with 32% of the vote, one of the highest he's had all years. it has mike huckabee, chris christie, rand paul, and john kasich all doing terribly, but the 2% and 3%, those are enough to get all of those candidates qualified by the skin of their teeth. these are the ten this will how they'll be arranged on stage. donald trump will be in the center, and then radiating outward by polling number, ben carson marco yule rho just about bush, carly phonia, mike huckabee, ted cruz -- i don't know what order they'll pull them in, but the strivers, it's rick santorum, lindsey gram, george pataki, and bobby jindal, though i should t

pataki is right.york the fourth safest state in america. working across partisan lines. [applause] governor pataki: that is what we have to do now. wasby the way, what i talking about, shrinking government, growing the economy, protecting our security, it comes together in the area of climate change. and i hope the stage doesn't open up. i'm a republican and i happen to believe when we emit co2 and greenhouse gases the earth it's warmer. -- the eartho get gets warmer and we have to do something about it will stop -- about it. [applause] governor pataki: i'm a great toiever that if we're going have the brilliant, optimistic future we are all entitled to believe in as americans, the public -- republicans have to embrace science. we cannot be a party that questions vaccination. george washington addled it when he vaccinated his troops at valley forge 240 something years ago. we cannot russian evolution. and we have to recognize -- we cannot question evolution. thewe have to recognize climate change issue

a lot of people weren't even sure that pataki was still around when he started to run. >> the pataki moment is stunning, you shouldn't be so cynical. i can sense the pataki moment is upon us any minute. >> mr. wisenheimer. >> they all got to get out. it's not a republican employment program running for president but you see that a lot of people feel like this is their next moment before the next increase in speaking fees or the next book contract, but it's not working across the board for a number of candidates. i think most people know that. >> you look at these new poll numbers, steve, you've not been a trump fan. he's held steady month after month, poll after poll. you know, some slight variations but minimal at best. what's your reaction to his sustainability at this point? you can't argue with these constant numbers. >> no, he did have a little slide in some of the national polling from early august to about a week ago if you look at the fox numbers, the nbc numbers, the bloomberg numbers, he slipped in those polls. but the reuters poll, he was doing well in that. he's a front-r

reporter: and pataki said politicians need to figure out how to get things done. >> who actually has the ability not just to talk about a plan but to get that plan blue congress, and i hope that when they do that they're going to say pataki did it. reporter: it was ohio governor john kasich who wrapped up the 10-hour event. >> when you go about doing this, slash and burn. it's trying to figure out the most effective way you can do it to serve the customer. reporter: voters who took the state to comment say this was a great opportunity, they were glad to hear from some of the lesser known candidates. but the one complaint they did have is that not enough candidates showed up. heather hamel, wmur news 9. tom: still to come tonight, a water main breaks in salem for months. what town officials say is to blame for the ongoing problem. jennifer: and one lucky granite today. we'll tell you where her winning powerball ticket was sold. josh: we've had a stretch of delightful holiday weather this weekend. >> the bruins already played, looking for their first win of people want change, they wan

this was the last of six stops pataki made during his latest trip here. democratic presidential candidate lincoln chafee wrapped up his date by meeting the cheshire county democrats in keene. he' s the former governor of rhode island. this afternoon he also met with voters in exeter. shelley: two republican presidential candidates arrive tomorrow, south carolina senator lindsey graham has a 10 day visit plan. he has a town hall meeting in brookline on the agenda tomorrow. new jersey governor chris christie will be new hampshire for three days and will hold for town hall meetings during that time. tomorrow' s event is in raymond. the town of marlborough is under a boil water notice right now. a water sample taken yesterday tested positive for e. coli. residents should not drink water without boiling it first. officials are not sure when that order will be lifted. >> the ntsb is hoping to find the data recorder that was on board the ship that sank during hurricane joaquin. the coast guard shared images of the debris that have found so far. searchers are sti

mark: if pataki as president, will you do it?hen you do something like that, sometimes you just get lucky because that was very fresh, the trump talking about birth certificates, and i think it made for a better nights, because you are not pulling back to a story from seven months ago. mark: that was electric. do you remember any of your chum -- donald trump jokes from that night? i've got them here. seth: donald trump says if he runs for president, he will run as a republican. which is funny because i thought it would be as a joke. mark: that's almost exactly the beta. donald trump said he would be running on fox -- seth: which is ironic because a fox is usually on his head? mark: how do think trump is doing this time? seth: i have been proven seven times in the -- proven wrong seven times in the trunk -- the donald trump campaign about whether he will last and whether this is real. i have to tip my cap and say i am impressed at his staying power and what he is plugged into. but, as a comedy writer in someone who does what i do,

thank you, governor pataki. you're still in it? >> i'm still in it. fighting the fight. trish: donald trump tweeting up a storm last night, quoting there is no star on stage. more on gop front-runner running commentary on hillary, bernie and whole gang. bill o'reilly will join me on set with his take on last night and talk about his new book, "killing reagan." i will see you in two. ♪ at ally bank no branches equals great rates. it's a fact. kind of like playing the boss equals the boss wins. wow! but it is not the device mobithat is mobile, it is you. we ship everything you atcan imagine.n, and everything we ship has something in common. whether it's expedited overnight... ...or shipped around the globe, ...it's handled by od employees who know that delivering freight... ...means delivering promises. od. helping the world keep promises. ♪ hi, tom. how's the college visit? does it make the short list? yeah, i'm afraid so. it's okay. this is what we've been planning for. knowing our clients personally is why edward jones is the big company that doesn't act that way. trish

can you imagine republican governor george pataki talk about he's a grassroots candidate?social an establishment guy and look, the difference is the small contributors. ben carson is getting hadis money is small contributors. one thing we have to be careful about is look at the burn rate and look at cash on hand. ben carson raised $20 million during his period but spent $11 million. if he spent it building an organization to get people to the polls in iowa that's one thing. if he spent it on consultants, that's another thing. guy who is most imwere'sive on the republican side is ted cruz who has over $13 million cash in hand. >> yes, and one of the things that is striking, jori, about ben carson is that it seemed like no matter what he said, his controversial statements, he went up in the polls, it hasn't hurt him. >> and ben carson is so far outside the mainstream conversation many people don't understand the appeal. lot of it is church folk, a lot of people who truly are not only fed up with the system but want somebody as an outsider outsi r outsider. ben carson is goin

george pataki is also running for president. in 1998 the former new york governor released "pataki" where he looked back on his path to the governorship. and kentucky senator rand paul calls for smail government and -- smaller government in "taking a stand." another entrant in the 2016 presidential race is florida republican senator in marco rubio. in "american dreams" he outlines his plans to advance economic opportunity. independent vermont senator bernie sanders, his book "the speech" is composed of his eight-hour-lock filibuster against tax cuts. and in blue collar conservatives, rick santorum argues the republican party must focus on the working class in order to retake the white house. businessman donald trump has written several bestsellers. in "time to get tough," he criticizes the obama administration and outlines his vision to further american prosperity. mr. trump recently announced his intention to release another public policy book this year. and former virginia senator james webb, a democrat, writes about his time

two governors, bobby jindal and george pataki, former governor of new york.dal says he's the only one who cut government. >> what we did is cut state spending. we've cut our budget 26%, according to other analysis. >> i shrunk the size of new york state government. we reduced the employment by over 25,000 and cut taxes. >> former pennsylvania senator rick santorum tried to do them all one better saying he helped cut the size of the federal budget. let's check them one by one. bobby jindal said he cut the state budget 26%. as we reported, that 26% includes federal hurricane aid that ran out. take out the hurricane aid and adjust for inflation and spending under bobby gjindal is roughly flat. even the cato institute says he cut the budget by 9%, not 26%. george pataki cut taxes as governor of new york from '95 to 2006, but he did not cut the size of government. and he did not cut the workforce as much as he claims. spending grew by 12% according to state budget documents in new york. outpaces the rate of inflation. on santorum, the government workforce shrank w

christie, senator lindsey graham, governor john kasich, governor martin o' malley, governor george pataki, senator bernie sanders sanders, donald trump, and senator jim webb are expected to attend. the radisson hotel will host from it -- host from eight to 6 p.m.. tickets are free if you are -- if you register ahead. the new hampshire lottery is looking for yesterday' s powerball litter. where the winning ticket was purchased. hayley: clear skies across the area. night. a live look at portsmouth. we have a great sunset going on. if you work hard, and you do your part, you should be able to get ahead and stay ahead. but the republicans... v they want to go back to letting v the super wealthy call the shots. they don't stand up for equal pay for women. they don't support paid family leave. they don't even really support refinancing student debt. we've got to get this economy working for the vast majority of americans, not just for those at the top. that's what i intend to do as president. i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. stephanie: fallen police officers were honored in manch

santorum of pennsylvania, current senator lindsey graham of south carolina, former governor george pataki of new york, current governor bobby jindal of louisiana. and shortly after 8:00 p.m. there will be 10. you'll see them arranged this way on the stage. with the poll position in the center of the stage, donald trump and retired neurosurgeon ben carson. flanking them, marco rubio of florida, carly fiorina. moving out from there, jeb bush of florida and senator ted cruz of texas. then former governor mike huckabee of arkansas and chris christie of the state of new jersey. finally on the wings, john kasich of ohio and rand paul of kentucky, once again, october 28th, boulder, colorado. be there. >> be there. someone that doesn't mince his words when it comes to politics, carl icahn is forming a super pac with $150 million of his own money. he'll use it to push for corporate tax reforms to end the rise of inversions. he didn't specify how the money will be used other than to say that congress will be held accountable. he also said americans are not fully aware of the great dangers of more a

george pataki is kicking off a two day visit. he will be in hanover today and in lebanon tomorrow. carly fiorina is also in town. this is the manchester rotary meeting where she is speaking now. in other news, the arraignment of a man accused of crashing his suv in salem while driving under the influence of heroin has been postponed until tomorrow. alexander dimaggio was charged with reckless conduct and sale and police say an officer was patrolling the parking lot when he saw an seb stop against a light full with the driver passed out inside. when the officer approached, he regained consciousness and tried to drive off but ended up crashing into a parked car before running over a tree and fire hydrant. his bail remains at $2500. a merrimack woman was arrested after being found unconscious in her car. she was found in her vehicle on carter wrote on friday night. police discovered she had a suspended driver' s license out of florida. she was charged with operating a motor vehicle under the influence of drugs and under suspension. a fired seabrook police officer has pled guilty to as

george pataki will visit a pizza shop in lebanon before heading to dartmouth college. emily: a man accused of driving drunk into a police cruiser will be arraigned today. joseph loiacano was arrested early saturday morning in gloucester. police say he was speeding and driving on the wrong side of main street when he hit the cruiser head-on. officer kevin muise was inside that cruiser. he' s being treated for serious neck injuries. caught on camera, salem, new hampshire police say the driver involved in this crash was on heroin. officers say they found alexander dimaggio passed out behind the wheel at the mall at rockingham park. when they tried to wake him, they say he drove off crashing into a car, tree, and fire hydrant. erika: texting and driving is already illegal in massachusetts, but state lawmakers may be ready to take that further. there will be several proposals to use hands-free technology behind the wheel, like bluetooth. the only exception would be in emergency situations. legislation in neighboring new hampshire, connecticut, and new york do have hands-fre

after him, george pataki and wrapping it upjohn kasich. we heard from martin o'malley, lindsey graham and donald trump. there will be no hillary clinton at this event that ruffled some feathers. clinton folks think priority is preparing for the big debate tomorrow. this was the move to make for sherr. trish regan right now. trish: we'll have more on all of that. thank you so much, neil. president says he is leader because he is rocking it on climate change. welcome, everyone, to the teleagainst report. president obama in interview with six sy minutes he is the one leading the world, not vladmir putin and he has got the record to prove it. watch this. >> steve, i got to tell you if you think that running your economy into the ground and having to send troops in in order to prop up your only ally is leadership, then we've got a different definition of leadership. my definition of leadership would be, leading on climate change and international accord that potentially we'll get in paris. trish: climate change. glad we had our priorities strai

doctor ben carson, donald trump and governor's george pataki and john kasich candidates will debate on how to grow the economy and provide opportunities for all americans.. the event will take place next saturday october 31 - st at the varied industries building on the iowa state fair grounds. tickets are 10 dollars we are now less than one - hundred days away from the iowa caucuses... and in the final days leading up to the event... legendary n-b-c anchor tom brokaw will visit des moines to talk about the importance of the event. brokaw will speak to hundreds of central iowa business and community leaders at the greater des moines partnership's 127 - th annual dinner. he has covered presidential politics for three decades. and the event's organizer says brokaw's timing and appearance in the state sends a strong message. "to have someone like tom brokaw, arguably one of the most highly- respected journalists, most well-known journalist of our time, come talk about the caucuses just one week before sends a very powerful message across the nation, across the world, on the importance that

scheduled to speak later today or chris christie, bernie sanders, george pataki, jim webb, and john kasich. tomorrow, democratic presidential hopefuls will take the stage for their first debate . five candidates will meet in nevada for the democratic primary debate. hillary clinton will be center stage. bernie sanders and martin o' malley will be to her right and left. the debate begins at 9:00. people in derry will get to vote on the town budget tomorrow after the state supreme court rejected an appeal filed by the town council. election. they passed a controversial including cuts to public safety. residents filed petitions to restore those cuts. southwest airlines says a delays across the country has been fixed. the system controlling digital yesterday. right now, southwest is manchester airport. karen travers tells us more. >> i' i' m going to get on that flight. karen: that was the general passengers on hyundai. what southwest called a technology issue, left its website in chaos. you. karen: hundreds of flights and tens of thousands of passengers put on hold with nothing to do except h

29 days, and george pataki who defeated his father. >>> other news now, coast guard crews today searched two areas of debris for survivors from el farrow, the u.s.-owned cargo ship that sank last week near the bahamas during hurricane joaquin. 33 crew members were on board. investigators say the ship's captain planned to bypass the storm but a mechanical failure left the ship adrift right in the hurricane's path. yesterday crews found a survivors. >>> several dams have burst in carolina. working around the clock in flood-ravaged areas rescuing dozens of stranded residents. roads and bridges have been communities. 14 people have died as as many drinking water. >> it's tough right now. our whole neighborhood has been devastated by this. this is really -- when they say it's a 1,000-year flood, i have lived here for 25 years and i have never seen anything like that. >> authorities say it could be days before they restore power areas. >>> a new effort to raise awareness about organ donation started today. there are five times as many patients waiting for organs than those willing to donate. j

in the race for president, george pataki is in the granite state today having lunch with the chester county republicans before heading to scott brown' s no bs barbecue. marco rubio is also in new attend a house party. afghanistan. the head of u.s. forces -- what the u.s. -- what the head of u.s. forces says about the incident. kevin: milder afternoon as temperatures jump again. we will talk about the one shower chance coming up. sean: if you are looking to add who is it that's got the foreign policy experience to deal with what has become an increasingly complicated world at a time when america needs to emerge and restore its leadership? no one really has that experience, except for maybe one. john kasich's for us. new day independent media committee, inc. is responsible for the content of this it is time to deal with skyrocketing out-of-pocket costs. commentator: the 32-year-old head of a pharmaceutical company raised the price of a life-saving drug overnight by 5,000%. i'm announcing a detailed plan to crack down on these abuses. commentator: he may be lowering it after hillary cli

christie, jindal, kasich and pataki 1%., my contention by halloween six or seven of these republican contenders will be suspending or dropping out of the race because they can't raise any money. am i wrong? furs of all, here is my winning hand. i have now broke the bank and possession of a deed to a major hotel if you come i will make certain they give you the breakfast buffet. come on out look, i think that there is after the next debate. last until november. there will be essentially some campaigns that are out of gas. would get a look at it today. jawl, august, and september. july and august are terrible months to raise money. some people looking at how is fundraising going in september and how is it going in early october. that may give them a sense how much longer they are going to keep on. i would break the field into two groups candidates who got into the race. were people find at a place where they are out of cash, out of gas and going nowhere. then we have the ones who want to be president who are down there below

domestic violence, such a substance abuse and heroin addiction that are on the rise. candidate george pataki is starting his latest trip to new hampshire today. he is at portsmouth country club right now. tomorrow, he will make stops at an office in windham and saint anslem college. he will also meet with college 4:30. new hampshire fish and game is asking for your help to find a missing hiker. conservation officers say claire marie cocuzzo of westwood, massachusetts planned to hike in forest from october fifth to the a family member says she was hiking from mount garfield trailhead to bond cliff and back but did not return. if you have information on the woman in this photo, call new hampshire fish and game at the number on the bottom of your screen. today, actor randy quaid is expected back in a vermont court on a charge that he left the being accused of vandalism in court documents say the quaids damaged furniture, a fireplace , and a mirror at a guest home they face felony charges of occupying the property illegally and failing to appear in court. quaid and his wife evi were the united s

republican contenders jeb bush, george pataki, and john kasich all have campaign events planned in the granite state. pressure is growing on vice he' s in or out of the race for the presidency. hillary clinton' s campaign manager says biden needs to make up his mind. this follows monday night' s debate in las vegas, which the clinton camp says was a victory for her. the next democrat debate is scheduled for november 14 in iowa. emily: democratic hopeful bernie sanders is wrapping up a swing on the west coast, attending a fundraiser last night in los hollywood. degeneres. she peppered him with questions, including if he' s ever been in handcuffs. >> i take it you mean was i ever arrested. ellen: not necessarily. >> when i was young, i was involved in a civil rights demonstration and was arrested. emily: sanders campaign says it raised nearly $2 million just from the debate tuesday night. you can watch bernie sanders on ellen today at 4:00 p.m., right here on channel 5. a look at economic headlines this morning. randy: trouble sprouting up in boston seven years after the completion of th

i don't leave the tacky or casing will be there -- pataki or kasic will be there. $15 is general admission plus lunch. if you just want to come and watch is only $10. if you want to bring your kids, kids under 12 get it for free but you will need a five dollars ticket for their lunch. mollie: iowagop.org. a lot going on. a busy time billy thank you. we will be covering that as well. our chief political reporter [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] [kcci captioning is brought to you by the iowa clinic] mollie: have you seen this? a minnesota couple's wiley wiener dog photobombed their engagement shoot. that is the louis blocking the lovely couple, megan and chris. apparently he enjoys the fall leaves a lot. megan had louis the four she met chris and says she is starting to think the pup is maybe a little bit jealous. look at those ears. jason: got more leaves to get through. we are heading towards fall here.

pataki: i think as we get to february here in nh ans as the process rolls forward, americans are goin got want a responsible leader. jean: we caught up rand paul bowling a spare to kick off his weekend in the granite state saying he stands out in the pack mr. paul: there are a lot of candidates and you have to break through but i think the good thing about my candidacy is that i think we have our own niche. jean: democrat martin o' malley took the stage at a housing forum hosted by st. anselm college. republican mike huckabee attended the same forum his first visit to new hampshire since april. mr. huckabee: with 324 republican candidates in the primary, not everybody is playing everywhere. jean: but he played here jamming on stage with scott brown' s jean: and republican donald trump wasn' t far from hillary clinton tonight holding a rally in tyngsboro, massachusetts where he said he will win the bay state and that his crowds are so large he could fill shelley: it' heat in new hampshire between hillary clinton and bernie sanders. that is according to a new suffolk university-boston g

bobby jindal, santorum, george pataki lindsey graham covered issues like climate change, hacking, and digital security. they also discussed the budget bill congress is set to prove this week. >> i think it' s a very bad deal. >> it' s a bad deal, but to protect our military, i would have signed it. >> this budget, if it' s paid for, will put $$40 billion back in the defense department. >> and im the one on this stage, and frankly both stages, who has actually gone to washington, said we would shake things up, and actually delivered on a conservative cause. shelley: during a lightning round of questions, bobby jindal admitted he still has a donald trump had not given out his phone number earlier this your, he probably wouldn' t have a smart phone. jeb bush will arrive in new hampshire tomorrow afternoon. he will meet with voters in portsmouth and hold a town hall meeting in new london. our commitment 2016 coverage continues on wmur.com with the breakdown of where all the candidates stand on the major issues. massachusetts state police say they arrested a man for making a international

. >> former new york governor, the former new york governor is with us now, george pataki who is withw hampshire, another republican presidential candidate to discuss. governor, great to see you, and i want your take on the number, and the latest polling that john is laying out. ben carson is number one and donald trump is two in iowa and he as been number one nationally for quite a bit now, and you call him an eighth grade schoolyard bully spewing nonsense, and if that is true, governor, what are the voters saying to you? >> well, i think that you just saw that he is starting to lose support, and i'm not surprised. his latest being if he had been president september # #th would have never happened. it is more nonsense that really doesn't reflect reality, but the other interesting part of this, and not just that trump went down so much, but it is still ben carson. and many this case, another nonpolitician. and what the republican voters are saying is that we don't like people in washington. we don't want to have a senator or congressman, but we want somebody who is outside of the poli

bobby jindal and george pataki, less than 0.5% of the vote. one or maybe two people would actually pick bob difficult jindal or pataki to be president. one or two people. senator lindsey graham and jim gilmore would kill for those now bers. they did not even register. they get whatever is less than an asterisk. they get a dash. what is also interesting is if you look at this latest data, who has the highest favorability in the field? dr. ben carson is in second place in the race but he has the highest favorability of any of the candidates at 62%. remarkably hayak chully. even though he says things like this. >> i would not just stand there and let them shoot me. i would say, high, guys, everybody attack him. he may shoot me but he can't get us all. >> what did you mean when you saud i would not just stand there? >> i want to plant in people's minds what to do in a situation like this because unfortunately this is probably not going to be the last time this happens. >> the likelihood of hitler being able to accomplish his goals would have been

governo bobby jindal, former pennsylvania senator rick santorum, former new york governor george pataki and south carolina their third debate stage. senator graham made one of the biggest splashes when he talked about republicans losing the last two presidential elections. "good god. look who we're running against. the number one candidate thought she and her husband were flat broke after being in the white house for eight years. the number two candidate went to the soviet union on their honeymoon and i don't think he ever came back. if we dont beat those people, who the hell are we gonna beat?" beat?"many republicans from both debates will be in des moines this saturday for a series of events on halloween. believe it or not, most of the millenial generation is now in their 20's and 30's. 30's.and they represent more than a quarter of the voting population.so what will it take to earn their support? support?national correspondent jeff barnd continues our team coverage with a story you'll see only on fox 28 news. news. millennials, people between the ages of 18 and 33 -now number more th

george pataki/ (r) presidential candidate): "washington has become a corrupt insider game. everybody talks abouu how they're oing to change thtaxes, grow thee economyy nothing seems to change." (sen. lindseyeygraham/ (r) presidential candidate): "the foreign policy of barack obama needs to be replaced and the last person you want to find to replace his foreign policy is his secretary of state. make me commander- in-chief and this crap stops." i'm mary moloney reporting. >> wisconsin congressman paul ryan has been nominated by fellow republicans to be the next speaker of the house. ryan was the choice of 200 of his fellow 247 house republicans. ryan now needs 218 votes in a full house vote tomorrow to officially become speaker. police say three people were injured in a shooting inside an indidiapolis mall tonight. police sayay male suspect came into theall and had words with a man he knew and then shot him. police say the other two victims were hit by ricochet fire. police say one suspect fled the scene and there may be a second suspect. when will our windy and cold weather

chris christie, lindsey graham, rand paul, mike huckabee and george pataki all have events planned today. for more details, you can check out the candidate tracker on the politics section of wmur.com. right now, hillary clinton is preparing to speak at a town hall meeting in keene. he can see them prepping the audience. after that, she will head to a meet and greet with nashua democrat later this week. martin o' malley spent his morning at a forum on affordable housing at saint anselm college. before heading off to an event in concord that kicked off a few minutes ago. he will also stop by plymouth this afternoon. staggering new numbers out this noon from american medical response on the heroin epidemic in new hampshire. as of yesterday, manchester alone has seen 578 overdoses this year, 74 of which were fatal. the average age of patients is 33 and a half, and most victims are male. a majority of the overdoses happen around 4:00 and 9:00 p.m. ways to keep those numbers from increasing, and looking for ways to reverse that trend, was very gathering in raymond this a particular point of em

george pataki isn't dropping out soon. he was on "all in" with chris hayes tonight.e wouldn't do that if he was dropping out. nobody's dropping out. we're going to have a kids' table at every debate all the quay into iowa and beyond apparently. what makes a candidate viable or not anymore? anything that happened in previous elections to guide our thoughts about what money meant for campaigns, apparently it's no guide this year. either for who's going to win or for who's going to quit. it's weird. joining us now is somebody who can hopefully make some sense of this. nicholas confessore is a political reporter for the "new york times" who focuses on these issues for the "times." nice to have you here. >> great to be here. >> is there any one thing about money that is functioning differently in this election as compared to previous elections that makes it make sense that all of our previous understanding of how these things go just don't seem to apply? >> well, partly it's the guy who has free money, which is donald trump. if you're getting free tv all the time, you kno

former new york governor george pataki was in newport this evening. tomorrow, he has stops planned in windham and manchester. tom: coming up tonight at 11:00, there are new developments in the bombing of pan am flight 103 over lockerbie, scotland. a new suspect investigators are looking at. shelley: concord high school principle is battling als, and his school community is backing him up. the fundraiser they have planned this weekend. the tom: president obama is keeping american troops in afghanistan longer than planned. nearly 10,000 u.s. service members will be stationed in the country through most of next year. there will be 5500 members in afghanistan when president obama leaves office. military leaders have pushed for american troops to give additional help to afghan forces. shelley: two new suspects have been identified in the 1988 bombing of a bombing -- airplane over lockerbie, scotland. tom: one forced officials in scotland say there is a legal national suspects in the pan am 103 bombing. only one person has ever been convicted in connection

bobby jindal and george pataki are polling as risks .5% of the vote.ybe two people would he actually pick bobby jindal or pataki to be president. lindsey graham does not even register on the latest poll. they get whatever is less than asterisk. they get a dash? if you look at this latest data is who has the highest favorability in the field. dr. ben carson is in second place in the race but he has the highest favorability of any of the candidates. 62%. remarkably high actually. even though he says things like this. >> i would not just stand will there and let them shoot me. i would say hey, guys everybody attack him. he may shoot me but he couldn't get us all. >> what did you mean. >> i want to plant in people's mind what to do in a situation like there. unfortunately, this is probably not going to be the last time this happens. >> the likelihood of hitler being able to accomplish his goals would have been greatly diminished if the people had been armed. >> is that hust hyperbole to use nazi analogies. >> not at all. >> there is something deeply troubl

bobby jindal, former governor of new york, george pataki and former senator rick santorum. then of course at 8:00 p.m., the ten candidates with the highest rankings in the national poll will take the stage to debate jobs, minimum wage and healthcare and we'll have full team coverage as only cnbc can do over the next couple of hours. eamon javers is inside of the arena and john wells is monitoring the candidates arrives and let's start with eamon. >> the stage is set here. we have four lecterns on the stage here behind me so each candidate will get more time to talkment that is something that the candidates appreciate. over here is where the moderators will be during the debate tonight. and the crowd has started to fill in over the last couple of minutes. we were outside earlier talking to the folks here who were in line. a lot of people have been waiting half an hour in the cold. it has been really chilly out here in boulder, colorado, today, so folks are coming in here to warm up and get ready for this debate tonight. >> thank you. we want to let viewers now you can let yo

and governor george pataki was in manchester taping a wmur candidate cafe segment you can see highlights from that tonight on news 9 at 6:00. next at noon, dozens of people are dead after this fiery crash in southwest france' s wine region. plus, a deadly shooting on a college campus in tennessee. what police say those involved were fighting about before the shots. hayley: we are dealing with some cooler air, a little bit of sunshine over the weekend, and then a threat for some wet weather. i will have the timing of when he showers arrive ahead. adam: plus in today' s cook' s corner, a new breakfast idea just in time for the weekend. we are making some delicious adam: check out this video. a massive water main break has flooded and closed a section of queens in new york. the break apparently started at a construction site. as you can see, the breech -- the breech flooded nearby streets. it took quite a while to cap the main. thankfully all the construction workers at the site have been accounted for. a search is underway in new jersey for a tractor trailer driver who left this scene. the