. >>> on the campaign trail, president obama will make a stop in portsmouth, new hampshire today. mitt romney will be in virginia. both candidates are expected to spend a lot of time in virginia. it is considered a key battleground state in the fall election. >>> still ahead, a jazz concert ends in gunfire and a police officer is killed. >> also coming up, the roof after mall in canada collapses with shoppers and workers inside. we are checking national and world headlines next. >>> a new study on what teens are doing on the internet. it is information that parents will want to see. time now is 5:06. @@ >>> a jazz concert in denver, colorado turns deadly. police say and store was shot and killed trying to break up a con front station last night. -- police say an officer was shot and killed. the denver times is reporting the victim was a singe mother. police say the suspect is now in custody. >>> three freight train crew members are still missing this morning after two trains crashed on sunday. this happened in goodwell, oklahoma. two engineers and a conductor are unacc

he is going to god's country, in portsmouth. >> portsmouth. >> one of the most beautiful places you've don't think i have been there. >> an entire winter in 2003/04. >> brought to you by the portsmouth's guide of tourism. >> i must admit i like new hampshire but i have never seen it when it wasn't covered with ice and snow. the the only time i ever go is in the presidential primaries and i usually end up in nashua or manchester. >> go summer late pham portsmouth new hampshire, a lobster and a beer and sit outside and enjoy your afternoon. >> works for me. three fundraisers tonight which reminds me, when the obama campaign was thinking about, okay, we have to have the debates and we have to have somebody play mitt romney, they got the perfect person. didn't they? >> they did. they did. >> talked about furthering the story line. god love him. >> picked john kerry. first of all, you want somebody in massachusetts? >> check. >> you want somebody who has a great head of hair. check. check. right. % >> you want somebody who has a lot of money. and who has a reputation for being an elitist. >

called rex minute tour contract in portsmouth is the area of expertise is bounty hunting for people who are going to be taking their twelve hour course this weekend they started friday night walking into four five o'clock am sunday to get to twelve hours to get but my class is actually closer to eighteen hours for small sum anybody can take part in this training assume these freshly trained bounty hunters will be scattered throughout the city on the trail a fugitive the bounty hunter and southern california who i trained in pretty licensing and on the streets. and we also have kara care a student of mine who has taken this class in the past she's been out been out with us once before in two separate arrests and she will be continuing her street training because one of the things that we do that's different from the other delegation providers is that we don't just train them in the bounty hunting aspects of jail we also take them out streets and train them to get out of these real lotus to get real real. ok here future truckers are learning how to overpower a fugitive just like the instr

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today, the president travels to boston and to portsmouth, new hampshire, for campaign events. he's back in washington tomorrow and will meet with the crowned prince of abu dayby and later in the day host a picnic at the white house for members of congress. >>> when did clean energy become a dirty word? i mean, you know, what is wrong with clean energy? you can believe, you know, what you want about our existing energy resources but why couldn't you also believe there's an opportunity for clean energy? >> i think we need to create demand in the next five to ten years for renewables to offset all the advantages that fossil fuels have had and i think it's clearly happening on a state-by-state basis. it would be much more effective if it was a federal policy. >> roughly three times as much of our energy is consumed in mobility as it is in heating our homes and our offices. and natural gas, again, north america is the only continent where we don't have widespread vehicles coming off the assembly line that can use compressed natural gas. there are still a ton of people out there tha

today the president travels to boston and portsmouth, new hampshire, for campaign events. he continues on the campaign trail tomorrow visiting atlanta and miami. the president is back in washington on wednesday when he'll meet with the crown prince of abu dhabi and later in the day he'll host a picnic for members of congress at the white house. >>> sunday, award winning author and historian david pietrusza is our guest on book tv's "in-depth." his passion for u.s. presidents and great american pastime, baseball, has resulted in a dozen books including "1920: the year of the six presidents." "1960: lbj vs. jfk vs. fixing e 1919 world series. join us live with your calls, emails and tweets. sunday at noon eastern on book tv's in depth on c-span2. >>> we welcome you to missouri governor's mansion. >> the girs government was brown. here we have a photograph of him, his wife and his child. what is interesting about him is the fact that his granddaughter margaret wise brown wrote the book "good night moon", which is a favorite of many school children not om here in missouri, but

hhs diamond kicks off the whole weekend on friday when she made a grand ceremonial entrance into portsmouthe's probably not ever better protected than surrounded by royal marines, one of the finest. great regiments in the world. you're watching live pictures from the queen's diamond jubilee in london. it really has been a quite remarkable 40 minutes is all it's been, but already we've seen scenes the likes of which i don't think have ever been witnessed in the country or probably anywhere in the world. >> duchess of cambridge tossed on a scarf. did you notice that? >> she did. >> she's getting a little cold. can you see the plaid scarf. >> it is absolutely freezing. >> it's frigid. >> pouring rain. >> we will in the spirit of dunkirk, right? >> live pictures of the spirit of dunkirk. >> we're back after this short break. all energy development comes with some risk, but proven technologies allow natural gas producers to supply affordable, cleaner energy, while protecting our environment. across america, these technologies protect air - by monitoring air quality and reducing emissions... ...p

he leaves about an hour for now f new hampshire where he'll speak at a high school in the portsmouth area and then head to boston where he has another campaign event. meanwhile mitt romney will once again campaign in virginia this week. he's expected to visit the roanoke area tomorrow. governor bob mcdonnell who's been one of romney's biggest supporters won't be there. instead he'll be headlining a fundraiser in washington. he made twostones last month and he also spoke at liberty europe vert's graduation. >>> d.c. mayor vin cement gray just wrapped up another busy day in china. he spent the day in beijing working to strengthen business relationships. gray's week-long trip he says is to take advantage of chi knee's economic expanse. he'll also make trips to shanghai and sue ju to sign an agreement that works on technology, education and sustainability. our time right now is nine minutes after 111::00 on "news midday." we'll have an exclusive news story for you. several crews remove a tree that fell on a house. >>> then reinforcements arrive >>> then reinforcements arrive as wildfires

mount washington to be waters of portsmouth, one can just picture mitt romney driving his family -- [laughter] up here to one of his many homespun. children in the back of the station wagon. dog tied firmly to the roof of the car. [applause] as the dogwood a test, -- dog would attest, mitt happens. [applause] you know, as governor, i do not get to watch much television, but i have to confess i was sad to see that wonderful reality series, the republican presidential primaries, end. weren't you? it was very sad to see it end. that reality show of fear and loathing. when it came to the end, in the final episode, everyone was voted off the island except governor mitt romney, who managed to fight off his would- be competitors, armed with nothing but his trusty but to sketch pad. -- etch a sketch pad. now, we enter another phase. it is critically important phase for new ventures future -- new hampshire's future. it is a question about whether our country continues to move forward. you could be the difference in the re-election of president barack obama. you could be those four votes of dif

. >> ed is a luted from the appropriately named hms diamond, echoing around portsmouth harbor this morning to officially begin the celebration. >> hip hip hooray. >> those who have known just a fraction of the queen's reign already have the wave mastered. as the carriage took them to school in the midlands. as elsewhere both young and old prepared for four days of festivities and thanks. >> we all love the queen. we just want to celebrate. we're here today -- >> reminiscent of the queen's silver jubilee,some 35 years ago. then most streets or at least one nearby have some sort of party. and this time 9,500 streets in england and wales will be shut as residents celebrate. far eclipsing the numbers of last year's royal wedding. while in bath, a flag that has been unused for those entire 60 years was unif you recalled once again, at the very same building where it hung for the kor nation. -- coronation. >> holman: those are some of the day's major stories. now, back to judy. >> woodruff: more now on today's jobs report with shields and brooks. that is syndicated columnist mark shields and "ne

he is headed to portsmouth, new hampshire.ll bring you the latest on the president's actions in the minutes to come. >>> can marco rubio save the gop? we will ask the author of a new book about the senator when he joins us live next on "now." [ male announcer ] this is rudy. his morning starts with arthritis pain. and two pills. afternoon's overhaul starts with more pain. more pills. triple checking hydraulics. the evening brings more pain. so, back to more pills. almost done, when... hang on. stan's doctor recommended aleve. it can keep pain away all day with fewer pills than tylenol. this is rudy. who switched to aleve. and two pills for a day free of pain. ♪ and get the all day pain relief of aleve in liquid gels. >>> i don't want to be the vice president of the united states. i want to be a senator. i want to be senator from florida. >> under no circumstances would you serve on a ticket in 2012? >> no, i'm not going to be on the ticket in 2012. >> under no circumstances? >> under no circumstances. >> senator, do you stand

he's the pride of portsmouth, virginia. clarence "ace" parker.tball player and baseball player and is the oldest living member of the nfl hall of fame. yes, they are proud of him. and we have catherine babbitt of friendswood, texas, 100 years old today. proud veteran, served as a staff sergeant in world war ii, one of the lady members of our armed forces. william murray from wheeling, west virginia, 100 years old today, world war ii veteran and was on the first boat that landed on k day. send shivers up my spine. lillian and don corbin, sarasota, florida. they've been married five years and they love to cruise all over the place. >> thank you so much. coming up next we're going to get the consumer reports ratings of the best restaurant chains as voted on by you but first this is "today" on nbc. . >>> americans spent $1.7 billion a day eating out at restaurants. what are the best chain restaurants in the country? nearly 48,000 diners weighed in on their favorites in this month's "consumer reports." todd marks is here with the results. four basic c

you know, from mount washington to the waters of portsmouth, to the great north woods, one can just picture mitt romney driving his family -- [laughter] up here to one of his many homes, children in the back of the station wagon, dog tied firmly to the roof of the car -- and as the dogwood a test, "mitt happens." [applause] as governor i do not get to watch much television, but i have to confess i was sad to see that wonderful reality series the republican presidential primaries end, weren't you? it was very sad to see it end. that reality show of fear and loathing. and when it came to the end of the final episode, everyone was voted off that island except governor mitt romney, who managed to stave off and fight off his would-be competitors, armed with nothing but his chesty -- his trusty etch-a- sketch pad. now we enter an important phase not only for new hampshire's future and whether or not your state will continue to move forward, it is a question about whether our country continues to move forward. here in new hampshire, you could be the difference in the re- election of president bara

the portsmouth naval ship yard says the fire that cost $400 million worth of damage to a nuclear sub -- that's right, $400 million, started in a vacuum cleaner stored in an unoccupied space. "uss miami" was in for an overhaul. [ female announcer ] for dry, itchy skin, get lasting relief with gold bond intensive healing cream. it targets the underlying causes of itch and irritation. gold bond. intensive healing for lasting relief. >>> a quick note for those heading out the door. you can watch cnn from your mobile phone. or heading to work you can watch cnn live from your desktop. go to cnn.com/tv. >>> a massachusetts teen is sentenced to a year in prison in the state's first-ever texting while driving case. aaron deveaux was convicted of the homicide of a father last february. 38 states ban text messaging for all drivers and 31 make it illegal for novice drivers. those numbers may soon be rising. last hour the transportation hour announced a new annual distracted driving initiative. lizzie o'leary has more on this. >> reporter: what they are trying to do here is poke congress a little

course, diamond kicks off the whole weekend on friday when she made a grand ceremonial entrance into portsmouth> she's probably not ever better protected than surrounded by royal marines, one of the great regiments in the world. you're watching live pictures from the queen's diamond jubilee in london. it really has been a quite remarkable 40 minutes is all it's been, but already we've seen scenes the likes of which i don't think have ever been witnessed in the country or probably anywhere in the world. >> duchess of cambridge tossed on a scarf. she's getting a little cold. can you see the plaid scarf. >> it's freezing. >> it's frigid. >> pouring rain. >> live pictures of the spirit of dunkirk. >> we're back after this short break. ♪ >> catherine middleton, the newest addition to the queen's family. at 29 years old she was the oldest woman to ever marry a future king, and one day she'll be the sixth queen catherine to serve the united kingdom. this is cnn's live coverage of the diamond jubilee. people with a machine. what ? customers didn't like it. so why do banks do it ? hello ? hello ?! if yo

prescription drug abuse has devastated the county in which portsmouth sits, as well as other counties in the area. because of the hard work of the community leaders and federal and state law enforcement there has been some momentum. we're beginning to turn things arou -- around, pill shops are being closed. one critical tool they told me they needed was prescription drug monitoring programs across state lines. this is a database that a lot of states used to monitor prescription drug abuse. so when someone goes to ask for a prescription, the person who is responsible for implementing the program or someone who was at a farm soir a doctor knows what prescriptions this person has already received, these are very effective programs. 48 states have them. one territory has it and they work well within the state but they don't communicate well between the states with each other. and, again, in a place like peida county, where you have interstate traffic, this legislation now will protect our community and ensure that if someone gets a prescription in ohio and goes across the state to kentuck

you know, from mount washington to lake winnipesaukee, from the waters of portsmouth to the great north woods, one can just picture mitt romney driving his family -- [laughter] up here to one of his many homes. [laughter] children in the back of the station reagan. [laughter] -- station wagon. [laughter] dog tied for lee to the roof of the car. -- dog tied firmly to the roof of the car. [laughter] and the dog would admit that mitt happens. [laughter] [applause] >> you'll notice that we've configured this to discuss the variety ofarts of the health care world. and every organization represented there has been extremely helpful not just in financially supporting t series but helping us to plan it out and make sure we had the right folks around the table. and finally, let me just reiterate o thanks to informal advisory board from the national commission coalition on health care, who is also a member off board. there is a sheet describing those folks ifhose materials. we'll make this whole thing a very productive exercise. we're pleased and actually quite fortunate to have guiding us throug

and last year in nashua and portsmouth, new hampshire, construction employment declined by 7%. job creation in that industry remains stagnant in new hampshire and nationwide, and we need this legislation to get these folks back to work. and it's not only construction jobs that depend on federal investments in transportation. it's our economy as a whole. the deteriorating condition of america's infrastructure -- its roads, its railroads, its bridges -- costs businesses more than a hundred billion dollars a year in lost productivity. and this is a bill that a broad coalition of people is behind. both the afl-cio and the u.s. chamber of commerce agree that we need transportation legislation. and despite the importance of the spending to american workers and businesses, today the house plans to vote on a motion to cut federal transportation investments by one-third. the federal highway administration found that cutting funding so severely would put 2,000 people in new hampshire alone out of work, half a million people in the country out of work. this at a time when we should be cre