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our reporter samantha hayes is live in washington, d.c. with the details. ter: time is running out, dave. the governor the democratic governor of new york is really pushing to have this passed. he has met with republicans. he has support from a couple of them. he's one vote short and needs one more gop senator in the new york state congress to lend support to this in order for it to pass. the vote has been stalled in part because republicans are concerned it will make some churches vulnerable. past attempts to do this in new york have failed. the senate rejected a bill to legalize same sex marriage in 2009 and blocked the last three attempts by the state's lower house to get the proposed legislation signed into law. other states that have passed same sex marriage laws, massachusetts, kentucky, iowa, new hampshire, and washington, d.c.. this is the last day for legislatures and new york to pass this. the governor has indicated that he might extend the session if it looks like it's getting close or he thinks he will be able to encourage this one remaining repu

samantha hayes is live in manchester, new hampshire where the gop candidates didn't attack each other tonight but instead pretty much took aim at president obama. good evening, samantha. >> good evening, frank. it may be a little early for the candidates to attack one another. there is sort of an unspoken rule, at least at the beginning that you don't attack a fellow republican. but you are correct, they were in unison in their attacks of the president. >> from the economy to foreign policy, seven republicans with their eyes on the white house got a chance to debate the issues. each capped date came with a -- candidate came with a different agenda. for some it was about getting their name out. >> i will be a prison to do what's right, not what's politically right. >> the message everywhere from around this country from business leaders large and small including manufacturing is get the government off my back. as president i will. >> they tried to differentiate themselves from the growing field all taking aim at the president. >> he has turned his back on american allies and he has emb

samantha hayes is live in manchester, new hampshire where the gop candidates didn't attack each other tonight but instead pretty much took aim at president obama. good evening, samantha. >> good evening, frank. it may be a little early for the candidates to attack one another. there is sort of an unspoken rule, at least at the beginning that you don't attack a fellow republican. but you are correct, they were in unison in their attacks of the president. >> from the economy to foreign policy, seven republicans with their eyes on the white house got a chance to debate the issues. each capped date came with a -- candidate came with a different agenda. for some it was about getting their name out. >> i will be a prison to do what's right, not what's politically right. >> the message everywhere from around this country from business leaders large and small including manufacturing is get the government off my back. as president i will. >> they tried to differentiate themselves from the growing field all taking aim at the president. >> he has turned his back on american allies and he has emb

samantha haze is live in -- samantha hayes is live in washington, d.c. >> reporter: well, it's extremely close. you know, basically the governor who wants to see this passed and has been talking with republican legislators, only needs one more republican senator in order for this to go through. for many years they've tried to pass it but past attempts have failed in new york. same-sex marriage failed in 2009. it was blocked the -- the last three attempts were blocked by the state's leer house to get the proposed legislation signed into law. if new york passes this today, it would be the 6th and largest state to have same-sex marriage. the other states include massachusetts, connecticut, iowa, vermont, new hampshire and washington, d.c. the governor has indicated that he will extent legislative sessions in order to get few a a few other bills passed e wants to this one -- to see this one passed. back to you. >> thank you. >>> 8:46. a federal judge in georgia now hearing arguments from civil liberty groups aimed at blocking that state's immigration law. they want the judge to block this wh