this first time ebt premuir turned her passion for run into this portsmouth new hampshire for fitness our tag line was new hampshire's only running only store so we felt if we don't do it and somebody else comes in we may be disappointed that we didn't take the lead. >> offer four years in business the expansion in manchester took jeannine some convincing. concord opened because of customer demand. >> we had customers ask for years when did you coming to conford? i said no this is it. >> people too get fit for sneakers, buy approval and work in organized groups. one of the most obvious benefits is buying power. >> we have a little bit more leverage to say this is when we want it and how we want it whereas one store you may not get the attention that you want. >> portsmouth manager justin says inventory is regularly shifted to make sure customers get what they want without even store having to order too much. >> for example your fifrt shoeth that hits your foot perfectly with the other two locations to call the chances are better that we can have it quicker. >> all the managers speak w

she turned her passion for running into this portsmouth new hampshire, business.ow it's a regional favorite which was only made possible by adding stores in manchester and concord. >> our tag line was new hampshire's only running store so if we felt like if we don't do it and somebody else we might be disappointed we didn't take the lead. >> after four years in business the expansion in manchester took jeanine some expansion. concord opened because of customer demand. >> customers were asking please come to concord. why don't you come to concord. no, absolutely not. we're not going any further. this is it. >> at each store people can get fitted for sneakers buy apparel and run in organized groups. the store has taken full advantage of three locations. buying power increased. >> we have more leverage to say this is what we want and when we wanted it whereas one store you may not get the attention you want. >> the manager says inventory is regularly shifted to make sure customers get what they want without each store having to order too much. >> runners are looking

. >> will more than double mumbasa portsmouth's capacity and alongside it t the chinese company lap reclaimore land from the sea to build a rail terminal. it will help manufacturing. this is an american chewing gum company. production is being increased with a focus on exports. >> i think these investments are going to make a big difference in terms of making kenya competitive compared to other markets. you know, it's something i can looming forward to one day. >> long-term, there is huge 079mism for this region. like every aspect of life here, economic growth depends upon political stability and security. andrew simmons, al jazeera, mambasa. >>> the iraqi army says at least 77 soldiers have been killed in an bathroombar province when they were fighting isil. medical workers say at least four simpleians were also killed by air strikeouts and shelling. car line malone has the latest. >> the iraqi army is on the attack in anbar province. it's fighting alongside shia malitias, known as the population force to push isil out. soldiers are on the outs skirts of the city and have suffered casualti

injuries occur and the anticipated growth it expected and broadening it to include the subway and portsmouth square we've got to garage queuing for the square and the entrance to the square again i don't know if the study went deeply into how to address it i don't know if it is appropriated to have the colleague comment on that is that possible. >> you want it? >> thank you very much uh-huh. >> welcome. >> hello greg with the san francisco transportation authority plans & programs committee i took my assignment and kerney street figured out go vision 2025 corridor and the muni corridor this is a bike strategy corridor and that's all the information i've been working on this and the recent developments i've been working closely with ryan and the launch of the kerney corridor and the transit safety it is a catchy name that will be launching this fall and immediately is the curry where the fatality we knew before that that was the most disastrous intersection so many we have ideas i'd like to share with you guys at the appropriate time i don't have the details but again a lot of interest in the

for the last six years he has been the chief of police in portsmouth. he takes command in two weeks. >>> new this morning a new effort to make laundry detergent pods safer around children. consumer reports says it will no longer recommend any kind of laundry pod on its list of best detergents. company vs. made the pods safer. they are still too dangerous with thousands of young children eating them every year. news 4 consumer reporter, erika gonzales will have more on this potentially very influential decision later today. some places have already responded. the american cleaning institute says we believe these accidents are preventible. we remain committed to keeping kids safe with a strong reminder that all household cleaning products should be kept out of the reach of children. >>> virginia is among the state where lyme disease seems to be expanding. most cases are in mid-atlantic, northeastern and upper midwest states. the risk of catching lymes disease has doubled. >>> we have a decision >>> big political news out of wisconsin. the state supreme co

. >> will more double mumbasa portsmouth's capacity and alongside it, a chinese company will reclaime land from the sea to build a rail terminal. it will all help manufacturing industry. this is an american chewing gum company in narobi expanding with a $63 million factory. production is being increased with a focus on exports. >> i think these investments are going to make a big add vandage making kenya compared. >> that's something i look forward to one day. >> so long-term, there is huge optimism for this region. but like every aspect of life here economic growth depends upon political stability and security. >> that's a colossal project that will be very positive for anyone in business in east africa. but with me to discuss corruption and all of the issues involved there is boniface boniface moangy, an activist on houston rights and corruption. we have seen a colossal project, billions of dollars of money going to the chinese and who have actually contributed to the kenyan government and helped in many ways. there are questions, i know about transparency and accountability. what

admiral richardson: they are a magnificent team in portsmouth and our public yards are strategic tools. even in my current job as director of naval reactors, very involved with the shipyards and it has been a thrust of my time here as the director to do exactly that. we can share best practices and we can share lessons learned as well more effectively. that has been an emphasis of my time here and will continue if confirmed. senator ayotte: as we look at the request for combatant commanders for our attack submarine fleet and we look at -- we have currently about 54 attack submarines and we only need half of combatant and commanders' request for half and particularly in the asia-pacific region we know this is very important to have this capacity. and where we are headed where the number of attack subjects is actually going down to 41 as we look forward to 2029. one thing this committee has done is really focusing on having the navy procure two virginia class submarines per year. what is your thoughts on this shortfall, overriding everything of course is the sequester but going forward w

. >> will more than double mumbasa portsmouth's capacity and alongside it a chinese company will reclaimore land from the sea to build a rail terminal. it will all help manufacturing industry. this is an american chewing gum company in nirobi expanding with a $63 million reequipped new factory. production is being increased with a focus on exports. >> i think thisese investments are going to make a big difference in terms of making kenya competitive compared to other markets. >> that's something i look forward to one day. >> so long-term, there is huge optimism for this region. but like every aspect of life here economic growth depends upon political stability and security. andrew simmons, al jazeera, mumbasa the u.s. president says burundi's recently presidential election wasn't credible. president obama is calling on the president and the opposition to come together to end the political prices. the opposition says the connellstitution does not allow him to serve a third term in. the funnel recall of a woman who died in police custody in texas has taken place in illinois. 28-year-old sa

for the last six years, he has been chief of police in portsmouth, virginia, where he has focused on crime reduction and improving dialogue in communities. >>> president obama is the first sitting president to visit a federal prison. this afternoon, we are getting some local reaction to his tour. mr. obama spent the morning in oklahoma, meeting with some of the inmates and even looking inside the cells to see how they live. whur's troy johnson is here for today's talk around town. and troy, mr. owe 'bama seems focused on reforming the criminal justice system. how is this playing with your listeners? >> it's playing very well, because when you think about the numbers, we are talking about every 12 black men between 25 and 54 imprisoned in this country, compared to one in 60 among other races. it's obviously an epidemic problem and they are glad that the president is finally taking some time to address this situation, because the president say a lot of us say that we think it's normal to see young people in jail, people incarcerated ending up in the criminal justice system. he says it'

they're is another company here in portsmouth pack world investments.nd joe started this company as an investment company and is also a big believer in profit-sharing. he provides profit-sharing to his employees. so i want us to try to convince more companies to do just that. i am proposing a rising income sharing profit tax credit that would encourage more companies to provide profit-sharing by giving those companies a 15 percent tax credit of the amount of the profit-sharing for two years to get that started and to see that it works like so many of the other companies that already do it [applause] >> you know, i think that by providing examples and incentives and comparing what works to what does work just like economic policies that work and don't work corporate policies that work and don't work we have got to do a better job using information as a tool for changing corporate behavior" the purpose. itit is a big part of what we can begin to implement when i'm president. and i believe that if we do more of that we will send a very stronga very strong

>> i'll tell him what i mean every single thing portsmouth represent in terms of welfare has gone into the bill. and isn't it interesting that he objects to a vote in the uk parliament on a uk issue which is what has happened. let me say this again. instead of endlessly talking about the process, isn't it time the snp started to talk what are they going to use these powers? why don't you start your telescopes which benefits they want to put up bucks which attacks as they want to increase? why don't you start to tell us what this debate. i know none of scotland's 59 mps are arguing that the state pension chevy cobalt. in other words the principle of sharing our resources across the united kingdom which i believe in is apparently shared i the scottish national party. >> thank you, mr. speaker. my constituents showed great courage in the massacre last week by helping save a life of an injured victim with first aid skills he learned in the army. can the prime minister secretary powell measures and extremism that will tackle extremists and stand up for our values for democracy, equality fre

from the musical and portsmouth, new hampshire this is just over an hour. [applauding] >> good evening. it is great to have you here. i am patricia lynch, executive producer of writers on the stage amazing new director of the musical. we are just delighted that you are with us for another great author event here at the musical. our guest tonight's celebrated journalist tom brokaw visiting with his new book. [applauding] hot off the press, a lucky life interrupted. we are so large that this is actually going to be the only book related event he is doing in the country. [applauding] there is so much to say about this remarkable man, but he is asked me to keep it short and i will. you know he is a renowned author, award winner in many categories a favorite of television audiences, a familiar face, calling voice call for years and years and the anchor chair at nbc news and is the author of six bestsellers, including the greatest generation and many more also a native of south dakota and graduated from the university of south dakota with a degree in political sc

injuries occur and the anticipated growth it expected and broadening it to include the subway and portsmouth square we've got to garage queuing for the square and the entrance to the square again i don't know if the study went deeply into how to address it i don't know if it is appropriated to have the colleague comment on that is that possible. >> you want it? >> thank you very much uh-huh. >> welcome. >> hello greg with the san francisco transportation authority plans & programs committee i took my assignment and kerney street figured out go vision 2025 corridor and the muni corridor this is a bike strategy corridor and that's all the information i've been working on this and the recent developments i've been working closely with ryan and the launch of the kerney corridor and the transit safety it is a catchy name that will be launching this fall and immediately is the curry where the fatality we knew before that that was the most disastrous intersection so many we have ideas i'd like to share with you guys at the appropriate time i don't have the details but again a lot of interest in the

injuries occur and the anticipated growth it expected and broadening it to include the subway and portsmouth square we've got to garage queuing for the square and the entrance to the square again i don't know if the study went deeply into how to address it i don't know if it is appropriated to have the colleague comment on that is that possible. >> you want it? >> thank you very much uh-huh. >> welcome. >> hello greg with the san francisco transportation authority plans & programs committee i took my assignment and kerney street figured out go vision 2025 corridor and the muni corridor this is a bike strategy corridor and that's all the information i've been working on this and the recent developments i've been working closely with ryan and the launch of the kerney corridor and the transit safety it is a catchy name that will be launching this fall and immediately is the curry where the fatality we knew before that that was the most disastrous intersection so many we have ideas i'd like to share with you guys at the appropriate time i don't have the details but again a lot of interest in the

they're is another company here in portsmouth pack world investments. and joe started this company as an investment company and is also a big believer in profit-sharing. he provides profit-sharing to his employees. so i want us to try to convince more companies to do just that. i am proposing a rising income sharing profit tax credit that would encourage more companies to provide profit-sharing by giving those companies a 15 percent tax credit of the amount of the profit-sharing for two years to get that started and to see that it works like so many of the other companies that already do it [applause] >> you know, i think that by providing examples and incentives and comparing what works to what does work just like economic policies that work and don't work corporate policies that work and don't work we have got to do a better job using information as a tool for changing corporate behavior" the purpose. itit is a big part of what we can begin to implement when i'm president. and i believe that if we do more of that we will send a very stronga very stron

one thing that is happening at the portsmouth naval shipyard is a strong partnership between labor andfleet ahead of schedule under budget and to take away from the hearing but some of these best practices that are being put in place, that we need a better mechanism to share those among the ship yard before public shipyards to ensure that we can learn from each other, to make sure the strong partnership is bear for excellent performance between labor and management. i know that the naval system command partnership for an instant important start in that effort but i think there can be more done based on the hearing we had yesterday. i wanted to ask you about this issue in your commitment to ensuring we institutionalize best practices among our workforce and relationships between labor and management among all before shipyards. >> first i would say they are a magnificent of enforcement at all of our public yards are strategic tools in our nation's capability. even in my current job as director of naval react as we are very involved with the shipyard and it has been a thrust of my time he

>> i'll tell him what i mean every single thing portsmouth represent in terms of welfare has gone into the bill. and isn't it interesting that he objects to a vote in the uk parliament on a uk issue which is what has happened. let me say this again. instead of endlessly talking about the process, isn't it time the snp started to talk what are they going to use these powers? why don't you start your telescopes which benefits they want to put up bucks which attacks as they want to increase? why don't you start to tell us what this debate. i know none of scotland's 59 mps are arguing that the state pension chevy cobalt. in other words the principle of sharing our resources across the united kingdom which i believe in is apparently shared i the scottish national party. >> thank you, mr. speaker. my constituents showed great courage in the massacre last week by helping save a life of an injured victim with first aid skills he learned in the army. can the prime minister secretary powell measures and extremism that will tackle extremists and stand up for our values for democracy, equality fre

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guinta: i rise to honor a selfless granite stater and rewarded the portsmouth rotary club's humanitarian award. don moore found sea coast pathways providing those with mental illness finding a place to live and a job, to develop talents and interests to stay engaged in our community. for far too long, the topic of mental health has been regarded as taboo and carries a stigma. don moore is changing this negative perception and bringing about positive change for our communities. the successes of the clubhouse model used by seacoast pathways are board from granite pathways. i had the privilege of visiting both, meeting with the staffs and clubhouse members. the commitment to creating a goal of work education and stable housing are absolutely commendable. and it's because of the selfless and dedicated folks like don that our state is a shining example of best practices in this area. on behalf of the entire granite state congratulations to don on receiving a well deserved honor and working tirelessly. the speaker pro tempore: the time of the gentleman has expired. for what purpose does the ge