how will i fill in auditorium and portsmouth and shannon george mcgovern got to alan cranston's left.we did not come in second and we did not come third in iowa. i have it inflated price in japan the coming in the man who i loved and admired. for a packed auditorium in downtown portsmouth with all the national press and i expected a very small crowd. so i troubled over the problem for a week and i worked with myers volunteers and finally i came up with the two words that save that event. we packed the hall. it was spillover out into the streets. every veteran from the state of new hampshire was out there and the chairman of the veterans committee on national policy but i confess the two words on the flyer that were the key to the entire exercise were these. free beer. [laughter] what was the easiest way? i think the easiest way that i learned stuff and frankly one of them most heartwarming and bipartisan was in traveling. senator cranston is a member of the leadership to call up an air force read plain. we have a couple of their senators to go with us and he liked to fly around the wo

despite the fact his home was in the heart of chinatown at portsmouth square, none of the officers who entered the home that day could speak cantonese and none of the officers had any training in dealing with individual in psychiatric crisis. following that case chief heather fong issued the use of less than lethal wexv to many police units, the so-called bean bag guns. a few months later in 2004, i was involved in a case of jan wu who had a breakdown in the tenderloin. he what shot by the police with bean bag guns in the face and he ended up losing vision permanently in his right eye. it is from these two cases in 2003, in 2004 that we formed a working coalition that included mental health advocates, disability rights advocates, asian american civil rights groups to push for the adoption of sfpd guidelines around language access for non-english speaking communities. we developed language identification cards, increased the use of language lines and developed protocols to monitor the use of language lines. it's not enough to pass a policy to say, you can use the at&t operator, you need

in addition to that we have very pour in portsmouth greenpeace says oil producers are really taken to task for destroying the environment. together with representatives of the native american cremation we're planning to protest in every major canadian city in may. the beaver lake rely on site over twenty thousand treaty rights violations in their traditional territory for seeing members of portugal on. i'm getting sick and seeing members of their community die. i'm in the traditional territory is either being destroyed. or is being rendered inaccessible because of tar sands development. government officials say they're committed to protecting the environment and to listening to decrease concerts. one of things i will be doing for their futures setting up of anbar no council of elders for stations across the province so that we take additional and knowledge of first nations and the partner with of western science the caucasus solutions ordinary canadians feel about the oil industry in their country. we had to edmonton to find out the tickets could prove for alberta and i think that it'

on that portsmouth a minute of it. i will work to sign the deal as soon as possible. japanese government officials agreed to lower tariffs on australian beef from the current thirty eight and a half percent. they will lower tariffs on frozen beef to nineteen and a half percent and eighteen years and was called chilled beef to twenty three and a half percent in fifteen years australian leaders in return agreed to abolish its current five percent levy on japanese cars within three years at the most the country also plans to lift tariffs on our parts by two thousand and nineteen. trade between japan and australia top fifty seven billion dollars in two thousand and twelve. that makes australia japan's fifth largest trade partner. japan buys most of its beef imports from australia. the beefy and seven hamburgers and other dishes and chain restaurants a tariff cuts will likely lower prices for japanese consumers bought domestic beef producers fear tougher competition. japan's major exports to australia our cars auto parts and industrial machinery. australia is the world's s

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know some other things that we've been finding out that that's the techniques really use by one portsmouth have really been on mind blowing because we've been reading that i'm doing investigations conducted in the din in the aftermath of this tragedy i'm thinking not about to let you know enforcement officials essentially exchanging up on sticky notes and post its and using up old verbal communication tool out pass on information mainly about the were nine of which has certainly been shocking in the fact that when officials were conducting an advocate from falling through the steps that would see him and realizing there's no i'm not much of official documentation not a lot of luck on information being passed around being formally not traceable which is really shocking in itself. there's been on the no statements from of the boston police saying they when informed by the fbi in terms of what they had heard about the monster night in the id the months leading up to the bombing of the rink went to the story is that back in two thousand eleven. russian officials didn't inform the fbi that they

i was porn in the portsmouth naval shipyard.y of his roots there in new hampshire. the granite state. brown is also airing a new campaign ad that looks a little similar to the spot that he ran back in 2010. >> oh, okay. >> scott brown has almost 300,000 miles on this truck. over the last few weeks it's taken him all across new hampshire. listening. learning. and what he's heard is pretty simple. people want an america that leads the world again. >> this is my truck. i put a lot of miles on it during this campaign. wherever i go, people tell me they are concerned about the path our country is on. spending on out of control. government keeps getting bigger and bigger. >> it is familiar there. he's talked about this truck for a long time. i thought it was interesting, though, in his speech he talked about his young daughters who were now adults and they're both getting married. and his wife gail was saying, you know, you got to adapt to the change. the girls are leaving but you'll always have your truck. >> that's true. >> but is t

this is a live look at the event in portsmouth.viously not out there, the crowd waiting for brown to appear. if he wins the republican primary, he would face incumbent democrat jeanne shaheen in the fall. >>> tennessee tells the united nations to stay away. and what's wrong with the cover of the rolling stone? we'll tell you next in the grapevine. 25 gigabytes of cloud storage to connect all the content you love. unlimited talk. and unlimited international messaging. all so your family can do more-- for less. our best plans. on the best network. for best results, use verizon. >>> march madness ended monday with connecticut winning the ncaa championship, but one senator staged his own tournament. arizona republican jeff flake created the elite eight of government waste competition where voters advance the best of the worst through the bracket. the winner of being the biggest loser of taxpayer money? this command and control facility in afghanistan, a waste of $34 million according to an ig report, military commanders said they did n

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i was born in the portsmouth naval shipyard. >> one of the biggest challenges will be shaking off the carpetbagger label. it comes four years after he made this announcement in boston -- >> i'm scott brown. i'm from rentham and i drive a truck! i am nobody's senator except yours. >> brown still has to win the republican primary in september but he's already taking aim at incumbent democratic senator jeanne shaheen, previewing a campaign that will relying heavily on tieing shaheen to health care reform and president obama. >> whenever president obama needs her, she's there. and apparently he needs her a lot. yeah. especially right now. and let me ask you all a question. let me ask you this question. is a rubber stamp what the people of new hampshire want and expect from their senator? i didn't think so. >> joining me now political reporter for "the boston globe" jim o'sullivan. jim, thanks so much for being on the show. appreciate it. >> hi, luke, thanks for having me. >> interestingly enough, i was reading one of your pieces and you say that scott brown's strategy in this race will re

they're spending money at the local grocery store in chillicothe, going to the local shoe store in portsmouth. they're going to the car repair shop in toledo or in lima, putting money into the economy which generates economic activity which grows job. extending unemployment is not just the right thing for families in dayton, in akron, in springfield, ohio, in springfield, massachusetts, it's the right thing for the economy because it puts money into the economy and helps to create jobs. forget about statistics. forget about the 60,000 number of people in ohio. forget about the two million across the country. listen to what this does to individual lives. let me just close with sharing three or four stories from people around my state. laurie from montgomery county, southwest ohio, dayton area writes i worked my entire life until i lost my job last summer. i spend four to five hours a day looking for jobs. the positions in my field are limited. i'm told i'm either overqualified or underqualified. phoeu unemployment benefits aren't much but allow me to make car payments so when i get a job inter

and that goes for all three of you, including mary carlson, who came all the way from portsmouth, newe, to be here. a mortgage loan officer. that's right. and a married mortgage loan officer. yes. my terrific husband out there, nels, in the audience. and let's talk about -- since it's pet lovers week, let's hear about your pet, other than nels. [ laughs ] i have a dog. it's a shiba inu -- samantha. she's 5 1/2 years old. okay. should i know what a shiba inu is? most people don't. she looks a little bit like a small akita -- curly tail, fox face. now it's all cleared up. she's cute. i believe i dated her once. [ laughter ] nice to have you here, mary. thank you. ashley boelens. what's happening? [ laughter ] not a whole lot so far, but the night's still young. kensington, maryland -- what do you do back there? well, i work at the children's hospital in washington, d.c., and i work in the patient-experience department. so i help families in the intensive care unit who are there for a long time. well, terrific. they're in a toup out. ndll, terrific. that's great you can help out. you are

portsmouth. we have a president who to be quite as ready involved as quickly as others have been in the past. negotiations are much better, i think. another thing i see is i have a science. political silenc foreign things relating to foreign-policy. i don't think there's enough of that in the universities. negotiate and do business with them, we have to understand where they're coming from a little more about their the culture, the language and so on. the other thing we do have to be careful about is, i think in the russianswhether the are in fact backing some of the insurgents in the ukraine or are they doing it on their own? that is something we really have to take a good look at on that scale. you studied political science, let me bounce this tweet off of you. a ranking republican on the foreign relations committee. what about this perception? his criticism of the president that he appears we? caller: i disagree with it. it is employed by republicans to gain more support from the american publ

portsmouth, ohio on our line for republicans. caller: thank you for c-span.that this may spark an interest in a more renewable energy source for these baltic and european nations? specifically germany. 24% -- that may make them go to a better energy source and get away from this natural gas from russia and cut that ability of russia to impose these embargoes. guest: absolutely. germany has begun its transition. it is making a big bet on renewable energy because it is phasing out nuclear power and needs to replace that. crisishe wake of this come advocates of her noble energy have another arrow to say this is domestic. no matter what he does, he can't shut up our windmills or solar panels. old,ink of ukraine as an petrol stay.control state.ol wonderful and twitter offers up this comment energy as a using biblical weapon. what major world powers don't do that?" do a boycott in order to put financial pressure on the exporter. generally, you have to be the exporter. allies have its used sanctions related to the energy sector in the case of iran to try to modify t

he was born right over the border, spent his first year and a half of his life in portsmouth. it is something he will try to argue in his speech tonight, that while he has lived most of his life -- all of his life in massachusetts, having served in massachusetts, that he has a bridge in the state. host: set up this race for us. what are the dynamics? a politicalis junkie posse dream. we have three u.s. senators in this race -- scott brown, who we talked about. serveds bob smith, who two terms in this very see before he was defeated in a republican primary in 2002. he also moved to new hampshire, was living in florida for the last decade or so. he is going to be looking to return to his seat. this is going to be probably be the most expensive race in new hampshire politics history, and you are sending up scott brown, retailrobably the best candidate i have seen in new hampshire. his charm and ability to campaign will be great against the most formidable opponent in the picture history in jeanne shaheen. host: handicap the race for us. caller: the republicans race for left this

attention to the times primes us russia and several other countries so let's get the full story from portsmouth. paying the price for supporting president assad and being christian. the syrian town of the sub populated mostly that it's me comedians. about the bombardment started early morning we struggled to save our son we were laying on the ground because of the heavy bombing the boy only just escaped damascus says jihadists crossed from over the turkish border to target civilians launching mortar attacks on the town and surrounding villages hundreds of families were forced to flee we took nothing where the us no clothes nothing we just left with what we were wearing. my have two children my husband left he said he would join us but we've heard nothing from him i don't know where he is so strategically important is one of the last remaining posts through which rebels are able to pass from turkey to syria i am pretty sure that turkey has provided all kinds of solutions for support including in addition providing there is there's an alarming them to us freely treats borders they are accusations

howard blount from portsmouth.bartow, florida, 100 years old today. very handsome young man. his secrete to longevity is genetics. it's in the genes. this is robert prosser from conrad, iowa, 100 years old today. loves antiques. especially antique cars. this is carmella dellapietra 100 years old today, she says her secret to life is don't sweat the small stuff. that's it. that's all for right now in beautiful florida. these are just some of the people i owe money down here. hi, gang, how are ya? anyway, back to new york. >> check's in the mail. willard, thank you. coming up -- >>> is it that good fit? sylvester stallone tells willie why "rocky" makes for the perfect musical. >>> but first, a check of your local news and weather. matt, that cheeteau perfume. >>> good morning to you. it is 8:26. i'm peggy bunker. today a new kaltrain station is open in san bruno. it is elevated which they say will improve rider safety. there is also a passenger drop off zone if if you're commuting via car, we'll see what mike says ab

i'm being a little flip but it's fun to how will i fill an auditorium in portsmouth hampshire? george mcgovern got in the race to alan cranston's left. we did not come in second tonighiniowa and we did not comn third in iowa. i have a decide decided presidel campaign come in. and aunt who i loved and admired. for a packed auditorium in downtown portsmouth, new hampshire, with all the national press and the expected a very, very small crowd. so i troubled over this problem for a week. i worked with my furnace volunteers, and finally i came up with a few words that saved that event. we packed the hall. it was spill over out into the street. every veteran from the state of new hampshire was added to the chairman of the veterans committee on national policy. but i confess that the two words on the flat that was the key to the entire exercise where these. free beer. [laughter] what was the easiest way? i think the easiest way that i learned stuff, and, frankly, one of the most heartwarming and bipartisan was injured of late. -- was in traveling. we could sleep on airplanes nine. but