peter welch has come out in support of senator sanders.context, senator sanders has a huge lead in his home state. he has a 76-point lead in vermont. he's leading by 76 points. he's at 86 points. hillary clinton is at ten. that's nuts. that's not happened in nature. peter welch is the only congressman in the state of vermont. if you're going to get on board the bernie train, a 76-point lead for him among your own constituents might be a good reason to get on board. (announcer) need to hire fast? go to ziprecruiter.com and post your job to over 100 of the web's leading job boards with a single click. then simply select the best candidates from one easy to review list. you put up one post and the next day you have all these candidates. makes my job a lot easier. (announcer) over 400,000 businesses have already used ziprecruiter. and now you can use ziprecruiter for free. go to ziprecruiter.com/offer99 >>> this election year is now officially so weird that historically speaking, the least weird thing that could happen from here on out, would

peter welch has come out in support of senator sanders.or context, senator sanders has a huge lead in his home state. he has a 76-point lead in vermont. he's leading by 76 points. he's at 86 points. hillary clinton is at ten. that's nuts. that's not happened in nature. peter welch is the only congressman in the state of vermont. if you're going to get on board the bernie train, a 76-point lead for him among your own constituents might be a good reason to get on board. >>> this election year is now officially so weird that historically speaking, the least weird thing that could happen from here on out, would be for donald trump to win the republican presidential nomination. it would be bizarre if it didn't happen now. no candidate has won new hampshire and south carolina and not gone onto win the nomination. he's won both new hampshire and south carolina. he won them both by a lot. it would be weird, it would be unprecedented if he didn't go onto win the overall primary. conversely, the political press has decided that marco rubio is a sure

ted: meanwhile, peter welch says there is nothing like putting on that last stone. i really wonderful. "chronicle." world' s most fa m stonewallo and the woman who lists five tons in a day. us romancing the stone on main streets in the back roads of new england at 7:30 on "chronicle." in the is charming everyone. the little boy mustered up the courage to pop the question to her. >> of course you can be my hospital husband. thank you! phil: her hospital husband. they sealed the deal and then they had a dance party in the hallway. he hopes their future together will be full of dance parties, laughter, and of course, legos. all good marriages are built on legos. jc: of course. the pats are not in it, so this for the ads. phil: big, big money as you know is spent on the ads. up next, there is a preview of some of the ads and how much money we are talking about here. heather: coming up next at 6:00, the governor is calling for answers after the death of a three-year-old boy in roxbury. boston' s police commissioner is also weighing in and talking about the investigation now underway. commi

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what do you see in him that other elected officials don't >> as you may now, peter welch just came out and endorsed bernie sanders. so you are seeing the tides turn. he has longstanding ties with clinton aside, bernie is beloved by all officials and many vermonters >>> one of the concerns i hear from democratic voters is that hillary clinton is more pragmatic. they believe what she talks about. she may have a chance of getting some of this done even in an republican controlled congress whereas bernie sanders speaks of a resolution. do you think that's hurting him, his ideas may be untangible in the near future? >> i think both parties are fighting for relevancy with the american people. you have two population candidates on both sides in double-stranded and bernie sanders who don't represent the establishment at all. americans are buying into it. they're supporting bernie sanders with millions of donations, giving trump multiple wins because they're wondering what change is going to happen in this country >>> it's the fight for the heart and soul of the republican party. do you believe

this week, california congressmated lieu, vermont coress memr peter welch,nd pennsylvania congressman matt cartwright send a letter to u.s. attorney general loretta lynch saying that a growing body of evidence suggests there was a "a conspiracy between shell, exxon mobil and potentially other companies in the fossil fuel industry." "the los angeles times" has reported that in 1989, shell oil announced it was redesigning its natural gas platform in the north sea in the atlantic in order to deal with rising sea levels caused by global warming. yet despite this admission, shell continued funding groups denying the existence of climate change for decades. oil giant exxon mobil is already facing a criminal investigation over similar charges that it mislead investors and lied to the public about the risks of climate change. the white house has announced president obama will visit argentina later this month in a trip that signals a "new era" in the two countries' relationship, only months after argentina's new right-wing president mauricio macri came to power. deputy u.s. national security a

if you look at when someone made the decision, ted leahy -- by the way, congressman peter welch did notorse anyone. they endorsed very early. they thought bernie would not gain the traction he did. they're probably having a come to jesus moment right now when they see the former governor go on. inigo howard dean as well. >> now. this is not surprising. this is about establishment politics. what bernie sanders showed, even donald trump has shown, is that this is no longer a time for establishment politics, that there is a problem. there is a disconnect between what they do and what they think and what the american people are feeling. bernie captain to that, not just in new hampshire, but around the country. i think it is not only a message of change, but it is a message of incrementalism that actually not only is not working, but here's the most important thing, the reason we're doing this and criminal change? when you see so much money and politics, once -- they're not only buying interest, but they're making sure they worked hard the change. they're holding back the change. that is wha

peter welch says there's nothing like putting that last stone in. >> it's really wonderful. doug: what a fascinating skill. tomorrow on "chronicle," shayna take a cruise. eat where the locals go. get exercise. and don't forget to thank the boss tore an unforgettable assignment. bound for barbados tomorrow at 7:30 on "chronicle." we missed that one. how did we not get that trip. antoinette: i was out. we were out in the snow. doug: you're getting close. you can't travel. ahead this morning, a new twist that may complicate a tax scam alert. antoinette: the changes the government is making and how it could give thieves an edge. doug: and a live look as we continue to travel the highways and by-ways of new england here on a sunday morning. have you ever heard a jinx about going over a bridge, you have to lift your feet up or stop breathing or something. let's all just have fun. check this out, bro. i switched to geico and got more. r more savings on car insurance? p yeah bro-fessor, and more. rlike renters insurance. more ways to save. nice, bro-tato chip. tthat's not all, bro-t

welch. >> reporter: the video appears to support how police and the shooting happened. 29-year-old peter was killed and what the district attorneys office is calling a gunfight. comes from a surveillance camera in the areas dan would investigate that fan fan top right first officer arrived on scene you can see at some point there's another person with fen/phen who appeared to be injured when fan fan raises hand possibly with the white glove that's when the officer came up behind the car there the other car in the video backed away down the street officers moved in to find fen/phen has been shot. in a recording of the police dispatch audio offices could be heard ordering the suspect to drop that gun during the confrontation. the shooting happened up back on figure 12 at the time police told fox 25 fen/phen had previous gun convictions and been charged with assaulting an officer. new video comes from the attorney's office which investigates police shootings the da says no conclusions have been made at this point. is releasing video now after fen/phen's family had a chance to see it at the das

peter welch. >> michelle lujan grisham. jason chaffetz. jason chaffetz. about whether the flint former emergency manager, darnell early, should be testifying and my understanding is that he was invited to testify, but he declined. and now i am getting word that they may be issuing a subpoena for him, but i don't have that verified yet. >> so moving this forward, will this be the first of many hearings by the committee and committees on the hill? >> i think that congress will be -- yes. this is the first of many. this is the house oversight and government reform committee. i imagine that there will be hearings on the senate side as well and maybe in some of the other committees on the house