senator shaheen and i have been working to fight for more money. i supported emergency appropriations and there is some seed money in that bill. the money that went, that is already in place at the legislator put to our address those out in the community to help people. josh: when you are down in washington and talking to a colleague from iowa or montana, do they get how serious a problem this is? ms. ayotte: i think they are getting it because we brought it to their attention they are seeing it in their own states. that is why we were able to pass major legislation this summer. that is why we did it some seed money bill that only goes until november, and i am fighting to have this fully funded. senator shaheen and i have been working together and we will do everything to make sure there are resources to address prevention, education, treatment, and recovery. josh: if voters see fit to give you a second term -- term, you will have a president that you disagree with. each other. ms. ayotte: i am going to be that independent voice for new hampshire a

senator jeanne shaheen sponsored the bill after meeting amanda nguyen. shaheen says the sexual assault survivor told her that she wasn't told of her legal options after reporting the assault and >> victims will at least know what their options are, what their choices are and what they are facing and give them really that empowerment. tom: president obama signed the bill into law today. it guarantees the right to have evidence preserved and bans fees for forensic examinations for anyone reporting a sexual assault. the law only applies to federal cases, but senator shaheen hopes states will pass similar laws. announcer: in your storm watch nine forecast. hayley: here's a look at a time lapse from warner where we enjoyed beautiful sunshine all day long. watch this as i put this into motion and you will see barely a cloud in the sky and the foliage looking gorgeous. as we have gone through the day, we have seen the totally clear skies and that is going to mean a cool night. that is actually perfect for the foliage. days to get the colors popping. this is a l

it appears shaheen was trying to get to the medical center whose father had been attacked and robbed. >> i wanted to grow up the rest of my life with her. but god had another plan for us, i guess. >> shaheen and another 15-year-old woman suffered minor injuries. >>> and roosevelt boulevard has long been considered one of the most dangerous roads in america. according to penn dot more than 60 people have died on the road in the past five years alone. on average about five people are injured per day on the boulevard. lawmakers are looking into installing cameras to catch speeding drivers. >>> turning to our weather now and a nice start to the weekend, lots of people out enjoying the fall weather. you could see some frost at your house tonight. >> chief meteorologist glenn "hurricane" schwartz tells us just how it can get where we all live with the first alert neighborhood forecast. >> there are going to be places down in the 30s tomorrow morning, just a couple of days ago when we saw temperatures as low as 33, we're going to be in that ballpark tomorrow morning. it's already down to 61

i support senator shaheen's effort to take new hampshire approach for two-year budgets to washington to reduce wasteful spending. that would eliminate tobacco subsidies. we had to make data-driven decisions in government something the federal government doesn't do much to see a programs are really working and we are getting a good return on our dollars. we have to strengthen and reform medicare and social security but we also have to make sure medicare and social security are there for the people who have paid into it and have earned those benefits. it's a big difference between senator ayotte of myself. she has voted to turn medicare into a voucher system and protecting social security from benefit cuts and we have to make sure we have the economic growth that allows us to continue to grow and continue to work on reducing our national debt. the last budget i proposed as governor was actually about $250 million less than the one that's craig benson are less republican governor and republican legislature enacted. i have cut business taxes in both terms governor and proud of the bipart

senator jeanne shaheen is mourning the loss of her mother. belle bowers passed away on thursday at the age of 94 in somersworth. senator shaheen released a statement saying, "my mother lived a full life surrounded by family and loved ones. we will miss her greatly." calling hours are wednesday from 6:00 to 8:00 at wiggin-purdy funeral home in dover. a memorial service will be held thursday at 11:00 at dover a.m. baptist church. new details tonight about a cyberattack on manchester-based dyn. for the first time, we're hearing from that company on what happened. wmur's mike cronin has their reaction. mike: dyn says the three waves of cyber attacks on its

i've been working my hardest to work with senator shaheen to make sure we do all we think to get thestate and we focus on prevention, treatment and recovery to save lives. >> moderator: quickly, governor, did that veto delay the funding? hassan: we kept government running after i stood up for fiscal responsibility. the numbers in the budget didn't add up, and the timing and lack of safeguards for the tax cuts would have made it very difficult to continue our prevention, treatment and recovery funding. so we came together, something that i wish washington would do more of, and we actually put together a compromise with safeguards so that we could have the tax cuts, which i support and i'm glad we were able to accomplish, but also protect these investments in critical priorities that businesses and families around new hampshire need. >> moderator: senator, final word, and then i want to move on. ayotte: she vetoed the budget that had had reductions for small businesses here in new hampshire and called the budget dishonest and then actually delayed not only funding that was going to hel

senator jeanne shaheen sponsored the bill after meeting amanda winn. she says the sexual assault survivor told she was not told of her legal options after reporting the assault and she still has to fight to make sure that her rape kit is not destroyed. >> the victims will at least know what their options are and what their-- what their choices are, what they're facing and really, give them that bill into law and it gives the right to have the evidence preserved and bans fees for anyone who reports a sex assault. the law only applies to federal cases, but senator shaheen hopes states will pass similar laws. two are facing charges related to selling heroin. they discovered 300 bags of heroin and $200 in cash on eastman hill. shawn pixley animalry -- and mallory roberts. helping hungry teens, partnering with the ymca and boys and girls club for weekend meals for those who do not have enough to eat. fully stocked pantries would provide food on fridays t home with their families. recipes and meal trips will be provided with each bag. we really look at teens

[traditional arabic music played on an oud] (shaheen) the oud is actually the most prominent instrumentarabic music. it has basically five double strings and one single low string, and it has a fingerboard here that is fretless-- open fingerboard, and this is how the quartertone quality is being produced, because you can slide and produce all the sounds. [plays example] usually the oud is being played in the context of the small ensemble or a larger one as accompaniment to a vocalist or as a solo instrument. it's a very old instrument. it comes from the guitar family in persia. it's the ancestor of the lute and the guitar family. the oud is actually the most prominent instrument in arabic music, and it's as valuable as the piano for the western composer or performer. as far as i'm concerned, this is one of the greatest instruments in the world. it's very dear to me. ♪ her cheeks were like the lily white ♪ ♪ that bloom in yonder valley, oh. ♪ (narrator) the human voice is perhaps the most flexible of all instruments. [singing traditional japanese music] [choir singing] the great variety

by stephanie shaheen. booktv did an interview with shaheen about the book. >> you can watch this and other program online at booktv.org. [inaudible conversations] >> good morning. good morning. proven once again if you want a nice crowd, serve some food. but we do have a great crowd here today. thank you very much, everybody, for coming. on behalf of the national review institute, it president, lindsey craig, and my fellow trustees, including here, and now rich loughery, and stan town, i would like to welcome you to this special conversation about an important book, at important new book, "a torch kept lit," great lives of the 20th century. my name is jack fouler and i'm the publisher of "national review." [applause] >> we'll applaud "national review." the institute is our sister organization, a nonprofit, educational entity founded 25 years ago by william f. buckley, jr. its mission -- [applause] -- its mission is to advance the consecutive principles bill championed, compliment the mission of the magazin

i support senator shaheen's effort to reduce and eliminate wasteful spending.ould eliminate tobacco subsidies. we need to make data-driven decisions in federal government, something that the federal government doesn't do very much to see if programs are working and we are getting good return on dollars. we have to strengthen and reform medicare and social security, but we also have to make sure medicare and social security are there for the people who have paid into it and who have earned the benefits, and this is a big difference between senator ayotte and myself. she has voted to turn medicare .nto a voucher system then we also have to make sure that we have the economic growth that allows us to continue to grow and continue to work on reducing our national debt. now, the last budget i proposed as governor was actually adjusted for inflation about 250 million dollars less than the one that craig benson come our last republican governor and a enacted.n legislator fo , ande cut business taxes we cut business taxes while also investing in the economic property.

thank you very much senator shaheen from manchester.reciate it. >> thank you. >> coming up next, bracing for hurricane matthew. an updated storm track as the powerful hurricane could take aim at the east coast of the u.s. ahead on andrea mitchell reports on msnbc. by the time i was 30, i said "that's it, i'm a smoker for life." i wanted to be a non-smoker and i did it thanks to chantix. along with support, chantix (varenicline) is proven to help people quit smoking. chantix reduced my urge to smoke some people had changes in behavior, thinking or mood, hostility, agitation, depressed mood and suicidal thoughts or actions while taking or after stopping chantix. some had seizures while taking chantix. if you have any of these, stop chantix and call your doctor right away. tell your doctor about any history of mental health problems, which could get worse or of seizures. don't take chantix if you've had a serious allergic or skin reaction to it. if you have these, stop chantix and call your doctor right away as some can be life-threatening

. >> shaheen and a 55-year-old woman who was driving the suv suffered minor injuries. the boulevard has long been considered one of the most dangerous roads in america. according to statistics from penn dot, more than 60 people have lost their lives on the roadway in the past five years. maggie goloff's friends are heart broken that she is now among the victims. >> i wanted to grow up the rest of my life with her. but god had another plan for us, i guess. >> reporter: both teens who died were from northeast philadelphia, no charges have been filed. >>> police say a teen aged student died shortly after being restrained by a school employee. that teen died at the wordsworth academy last night, that's a school for teens with behavioral issues. right now the school says it is shocked and saddened but can't comment about the investigation. >>> new jersey drivers will soon start to feel the pain at the pump. governor chris christie stein signed the gas tax hike into law about 90 minutes ago, that means gas will go up about 23 cents a gallon. the extra millions of dollar also

i have been working my hardest to work with senator shaheen to make sure that we do all we can to get help to the state and we focus on prevention, treatment and recovery to save lives. paul: did the veto delay funding? gov. hassan: we kept the government running after i stood up to fiscal irresponsibility. the numbers and the budget i was presented with a did not add up. the lack of safeguards would have made it very difficult to continue our prevention treatment and recovery funding, so we came together, something i wish washington would do more of, and we put together a compromise with safeguards so we could have the tax cuts and i am glad we are able to accomplish, but also protect those priorities that businesses and families in new hampshire need. sen. ayotte: let's be clear, she vetoed the budget had reductions for small businesses in new hampshire, and called it -- the budget dishonest. then actually delayed, not only funding that was going to help address the epidemic on but also help those with mental illness. basically the thing that is , bipartisan about the budget is repu

van ostern: since i have moved here, i mostly work in the people like governor lynch and jeanne shaheen and senator kelly ayotte have all worked earlier in the career, advising other elected officials. i encourage folks to look at both of our backgrounds. and what is most important is our views for the state and what we will do moving forward to you i have concerns about chris' record in waterview, but i am more concerned he does not want a statement from wage. it is not an approac state back as a whole. josh: let's talk about dartmouth hitchcock paid you said last week that people are playing politics for this issue. counselor chris sununu once to re- -- wants to re-bid. and there may have been rewriting in the proposal for someone basically working for dartmouth hitchcock. but you do not think that is a concern? mr. van ostern: my concern is making sure we had good patient hospital. these people are there because the court has found them to be in such mental condition that they are a danger to themselves or others p we have five or six more health care professionals than we did on the

senator shaheen try the same in the senate pay we were not successful. but in november, when we go back into session after the election, operations process. that will be somewhere between the $1 billion president obama asked for and the $600 million we were trying to get. so we will get that funding. what it is targeted at is to increase access to treatment. part of the dilemma in new hampshire -- and it is a perfect storm -- new hampshire has been extremely hard. we are on track for 500 us this year we lost so many treatment beds. we used to have 1000 beds in the 1980's. now we are down to 250 or so. we need to make sure we increase access to treatment for families who are looking for a place for their loved one. now in -- then we need to recognize long-term recovery. harrowing changes the brain. it is more like 18 to 24 months for someone to recover beyond the relapse. we need to change our approach to the disease. that is what the funding will be about. the federal level of how serious this problem is? when you talk about the emergency appropriations

by stephanie shaheen. booktv did a

this morning, senator jeanne shaheen is mourning the loss of her mother. belle bowers passed away in somersworth at age 94. statement, my mother lived a full life surrounded by family and friends. >> a memorial service will be held thursday at 11 a.m. at dover baptist church. to commitment 2016. the election just over two weeks away and donald trump and hillary clinton are trying to win electoral votes in swing states. both of them campaigned in pennsylvania saturday. >> it was hillary clinton with tim kaine. >> and donald trump with mike pence. b barnstorming battle ground states. >> you have 17 days, that's all. >> with time running out to overtake hillary clinton in the polls, donald trump unveiled his first 100 days agenda. >> cancel every unconstitutional, executive action, memorandum, a issued by president obama. >> and he pushed back hard against sexual misconduct allegations made against him by 11 women. >> the events never happened, never. all of these liars will be sued after the election is over. >> and if he's president he'll spend his time sui

but senator shaheen says the fbi director needs to explain himself. >> members of congress both sides of the aisle have asked him to clearify what he means. produce it. >> and rudy guiliani blasted clinton and believes that granite staters will consider the latest e-mail scandal when voting. >> it proves what we've been saying about hillary clinton is true, and i know sometimes it's dismissed as partisan garbage. she's crooked. >> in one of her final pitches for her mom before the election, chelsea asked granite staters for their help. what we each think we can do will matter here for my mom on november 8th. >> chelsea clinton is scheduled to return on friday and she'll be in keene and hanover. mike cronin, wmur, news 9. >> today, vialal candidate mike pence will be in new hampshire and attend a rally in rochester at 1:00 this afternoon. doors open at 11:00. >> coming up this morning, on wmur, it's a matter of fact with soledad o'brien and she wl hampshire senate race, bus accusations of pole rigging and what means for the election. >> police are investigating a deadly car crash 0 in

also on the list, former massachusetts governor deval patrick and new hampshire senator jean shaheen. they were among 39 people the clinton campaign wanted to vet. staphylococcus aureusers also talked about the other massachusetts senator ed markey. john discussed him b environmental issues. donald trump is now trying to seize on the emails after a scandal hurt his own campaign. >> the bleedia is just an extension of the clinton campaign. >> reporter: intelligence officials say recesses are behind the email attack. clinton campaign surrogates say the validity of the e-mails the following is a paid presentation for the bissell proheat 2x revolution. got a pet? get a bissell. the bissell revolution. got kids? get a bissell. the bissell revolution. got carpets? get a bissell. introducing the amazing bissell is a revolutionary carpet cleaner from america's #1 brand in carpet cleaners. you won't believe you can get this big, powerful clean from such a lightweight maneuverable machine. all for less than $200. so if you've got pets, kids or carpets, you need to get a bissell. the bissell pro

. >> i've worked earlier in my career aadvising elected officials, governors, jeanne shaheen did the same. i focus on the work had that i've done that's most recent and relevant to voters' lives. josh: he has worked i yogurt and southern new hampshire university. jean: manchester aldermen vote tonight on whether to approve a controversial change to the roads around the city's new wal-mart. the latest proposal calls for making president road a one way street going west. the goal is to reduce traffic through residential neighborhoods. but other businesses in the area say the change would make it harder for customers to reach them. tonight's meeting starts at 6:30, at city hall in let's check traffic, we'll start with live pictures looking over 293 in manchester. it looks so dark out at this hour. 95.7's peggy james is joining us live with a look at the evening commute. >> yes, that is starting to happen, the getting dark early not so great. but the roads dooring pretty well for the most part. 93 northbound looks good from salem up to londonderry. a little slowdown through the work zone

also on the list, former massachusetts governor deval patrick and new hampshire senator jean shaheen. they were among 39 people the staphylococcus aureusers also talked about the other massachusetts senator ed markey. john discussed him being a surrogate for the campaign on environmental issues. donald trump is now trying to seize on the emails after a scandal hurt his own campaign. >> the bleedia is just an extension of the clinton campaign. >> reporter: intelligence officials say recesses are clinton campaign surrogates say the validity of the e-mails can't be confirmed. reporting in washington, justin gray, fox 25 news. >>> breaking right now at 11:00, found alive. a man missing for hours after a swim with his son is pulled from a northshore beach. good evening, i'm vanessa welch. >>> and i'm mark ockerbloom. we've been following the rescue over the last several hours a swimmer at crane beach came in around 5:00 p.m. five hours later the coast guard pulled him out of the cold water. >> fox 25's ted daniel has been on scene for a little more than an hour now, and ted, tell us how di

cara, with senator shaheen. it authorized expanded services for prevention, treatment, recovery and support for first responders. it was signed into law by the president but so far has not been fully funded e. she was also the cosponsors of a bill about prescribing guide in 2015, hassan announced new rules to allow trained police officers to administer narcan. incumbent first district congressman guinta cochairs a congressional task force to combat the heroin epidemic. guinta also supported restoring funding to support the u.s. guinta's opponent carol shea-porter has called for increased u.s. navy and coast guard patrols to seize illegal drugs at sea. in 2010 she authored a bill to provide for the safe disposal of prescription opioids and for community grants to pay for classes on prescription drug abuse. in the send c.d., democratic congresswoman kuster joined with guinta last year to cofound the bipartisan task force to combat the heroin epidemic and also introduced carl's law containing opioids to say so on t

and that's going to be greg maddox, and our -- and hall of famer, you're local hall of >> and jack shaheen. >> and you're tapping the keg friday. >> that's right. and that should be a lot of fun. >> watch norm get lit. >> i'll be working on -- >> is that true? will you have a beer? >> well, will i have a beer? >> i got my answer. i love it. >> got me on a quota right now. >> thanks, norm. catch the next conversations with norm on november 6th at the smith center. to get tickets and more information head to the website or call the number on your screen. and to keep up with norm go to norm.vegas, or sheet him an e-mail. the address is on your screen. >>> we want to make sure all kids in las vegas stay warm this winter. our coats for kids drive is underway. our partner is tropical smoothie cafe. >> you'll be there tomorrow. please donate gently used or new the coats to the families in need and a big thanks to the tropical smoothie cafe. i had lived in my home 20 years. i had always paid my mortgage on time. but when the market crashed, i had trouble paying my mortgage payment. i applied five

both senator jeanne shaheen and mag ji hassan spoke at the event. new this morning, a new market man was charged with driving on north main street in new market yesterday. investigators say 60-year-old joseph kaiser crashed into the back of a truck that had stopped at a crosswalk around 3 p.m. he was then taken to the hospital where injuries where he allegedly assaulted two officers. >> investigators say this is the second dwi arrest for kaiser in one week. and his third dwi arrest this year. he faces a number of charges, including felony reckless conduct, driving while intoxicated and on a police officer. >> just a few hours from now, donald trump will be back in new hampshire for a rally in portsmouth. the event gets underway at noon at portsmouth. tickets are required and we've learned that bill clinton will return to new hampshire monday to rally for hillary clinton in hanover and keen. chelsea clinton will join state democrats at the annual fund raising dinner, this year, renamed the kennedy-clinton attend. wikileaks has released 1100 more hack

former governor deval patrick was also on e new hampshire senator jeanne shaheen. senator ed marquis is messaged in different emails. clinton campaign chair john podesta talked about him being a surrogate on environmental issues. >> mark: at 6:45 p.m. tonight, the challenge state election officials say they are facing and why they don't expect huge crowds despite record numbers of registered voters. >> jason: lots of pictures coming on twitter today. county. fog football under the lights. practicing tonight. i'll tell you when the fog moves out and the warm air moves in. coming up. >> vanessa: the world's most decorated olympian was in boston today. up next, why michael phelps was i just want what's best for my kids. when i hear arguments that massachusetts needs more charter schools, i think: what about the students in all of our schools? every new charter takes away more money from the existing public schools. that's 400 million dollars, just last year. we can't afford to drain even more money from our kids' schools because they're already losing so much. i'm not

it is great to be in the home state of my dear friend and your senior senator jeanne shaheen.t is great to be in the state that is going to send carol shaye porter and annie custard to the united states congress! it is great to be in the state that's going to elect colin van ostern as its next governor! it's great to be in the state that is going to send maggie hassan to the united states senate! yes! oh, and just one more. it is great to be in the state that's going to send hillary clinton to the white house. yes! yes. yes! that's why we're here. [ chanting "hillary" ] >> okay. so i just want to be official here. i'm with her. are you with her? look, we're here today with someone who gets up every single day and fights for us. someone who has spent her life fighting for children, spent her life fighting for women, spent her life fighting for families, fighting for health care, fighting for human rights, fighting for a level playing field, fighting for those who need us most. hillary clinton fights for us. it is now time for us to fight for hillary! now, i want to talk for jus

also on the list, former massachusetts governor deval patrick and new hampshire senator, jeanne shaheen, among 39 people the campaign wanted to vet. staffers also talked about the other massachusetts senator, ed markey. campaign chair john podesta discussed him being a surrogate for the campaign on environmental issues. donald trump tried to seize on the emails after scandals hurt his campaign. media has really and is truly is, it's just an extension of the clinton campaign. >> the reporter: intelligence officials safe russians are behind the email attack. clinton campaign surrogates say the validity of the emails can't be confirmed. reporting in washington, justin gray. >> mark: a great manatee rescued from the waters off cape cod is back in florida. this is a picture from the coast guard, showing washburn being loaded on to a plane. she's been recovering at the mystic aquarium in connecticut she will stop at sea world in orlando before eventually being released in to the wild. >> vanessa: the race is on to find a contractor who can replace the football field at lawrence high school. t

it is great to be in the home state of my dear friend, and your senior senator, jeanne shaheen.is great to be in the state send carolng to shea-porter and annie custer to the u.s. congress. [applause] it is great to be in the state that is going to elect, stan houston and as the next governor. it is great to be in the state that is going to send maggie hassan to the united states senate. [applause] just one more. it is great to be in the state that is going to send hillary clinton to the white house. [applause] that's why we are here. [chanting] hillary, hillary. senator warren: ok. i just want to be official here. i'm with her. are you with her? [applause] we are here today with someone who gets up every single day, and fights for us. someone who has spent her life fighting for children, spent her life fighting for women, spent her life fighting for families, fighting for health care, fighting for human rights, fighting for a level playing field, fighting for those who need us most. hillary clinton fights for us. to fight forr us hillary. [applause] i want to talk for just a mi

reporter: to help draft the "sexual assault survivors act, amanda turned to democratic senator jeanne shaheennew hampshire. senator, what would the bill do, what's in the bill? >> often times the system makes victims feel like they are being re-victimized. and so the bill is an effort to say that survivors of sexual assault should have certain rights under our criminal justice system, and they should know what those rights are, and everyone should be treated-- fairly. this is something that is overlooked in the law the way it exists now. so it was really her advocacy and her determination that has raised this issues, and gives us all of those supporters around the country who can help us talk to other senators and members of congress to get this done. >> reporter: amanda's coalition is now lobbying state lawmakers across the country. versions of the bill are pending in several states including oregon, california and maryland, and has even passed in massachusetts. the overall goal of the bill is to empower assault victims with information. >> it's so scary, it's so overwhelming to walk into a

i support senator's shaheen's effort to reduce and eliminate wasteful spending. eliminate tobacco subsidies. we need to make data-driven decisions, something the government doesn't do very much to see if programs are working and we are getting good return on dollars. we have to strengthen and reform medicare and social security but we also have to make sure medicare and social security are there for the people who have paid into it and who have earned the benefits and this is a big difference between senator ayotte and myself. then we also have to make sure that we have the economic growth that allows us to continue to grow and continue to work on reducing our national debt. now, the last budget i proposed as governor -- >> and we will leave this debate briefly as the u.s. senate is about to gavel in shortly for proforma session held twice a week in mid november. no legislative until then. whether he go back after the senate gavel is out the presiding officer: the senate will come to order. the clerk will read a communication to the senate. the clerk: washington,

boots on the ground, they're more organized, they have got a good staff of people who had run jeanne shaheen's campaign up here two years ago. so they have the on the ground advantage and are leading in the polls right now, but we'll see what happens. >> dave, let me ask you about the fcc filings. donald trump had given himself $30,000. we now have reporting that he's going to give $10 million, wired it to his campaign. is that money at this time enough to make a real difference? he only has about $16 million in the bank at this moment. >> yeah, i think there's been an incredible difference in the way both these campaigns are structured, the way they're staffed and the kind of money they spend. it's an a symmetrical battle. donald trump hasn't really lived by the paid advertisement and some of the direct mail and big staff. as ryan said, there is an enthusiasm on the ground that has been to his advantage and he's got some demographic advantages in states like iowa, for example, and ohio where he kind of is hitting a sweet spot with the kind of supporters he's getting. i think ultimately this t

it is great to be in the home state of my dear friend, and your senior senator, jeanne shaheen.the state that is going to send carol shea-porter and annie custer to the united states congress. [applause] sen. warren: it is great to be in the state that is going to elect, colin van ostern as the next governor. [applause] sen. warren: it is great to be in the state that is going to send maggie hassan to the united states senate. [applause] sen. warren: just one more. it is great to be in the state that is going to send hillary clinton to the white house. [applause] that's why we are here. [chanting "hillary, hillary"] senator warren: ok. i just want to be official here. i'm with her. are you with her? [applause] sen. warren: we are here today with someone who gets up every single day, and fights for us. someone who has spent her life fighting for children, spent her life fighting for women, spent her life fighting for families, fighting for health care, fighting for human rights, fighting for a level playing field, fighting for those who need us most. hillary clinton fights for us

it is great to be in the home state of my dear friends and your senior senator jeanne shaheen. stategreat to be in the that is going to add -- to the united states congress. be in the state -- is going to elect it is great to be in the state that elected maggie hassan to the united states senate. more, it is great to be in a state that is going to send hillary clinton to the white house. that is why we are here. i just want to be official here, i'm with her, are you with her? we are here today with someone who gets up every single day and fights for us. spent her life fighting for children, fighting for women, fighting for families, fighting for health care, fighting for human rights, fighting for a level playing field, fighting for those who need us most. it is now time for us to fight for hillary. i want to talk about values. sold fencing and carpeting. after he had a heart attack my mom worked minimum wage jobs to keep our family above water. all three of my brothers went into the military. i used to line up my dollies and teach school. i don't think you did your homework la

as you i've taken the lead on this issue energy efficiency, crafted legislation with jeanne shaheen financial. we have two bills oversight into law. where the third bill, the combination of those bills will be the equivalent of taking 29 cars off the road within 15 years. what's important is it also creates jobs, 200,000 additional jobs. it's a way to do two things. deal with emissions, carbon emissions help create a clean and five at that second to do so in way that creates more economic growth and opportunity both are important event that is a good example. also the author was called the conservation act which is saved 86 million acres of tropical force around the world. not by losing any job in a while. but light by it's an actual helg those countries to be able to do debt for nature swaps with u.s. debt. i can that's been issued say this because it's viewed a as a the third of fourth largest cost of carbon emissions is the burning of these tropical forests. i used as examples of things i've done. being an independent voice, getting things done working cross the out of making a concrete a

senator shaheen? >> thank you, mr. chairman. thank you all very much for being here and for your service to our country. and i apologize, i had two other hearings this morning. i'm sorry that i missed much of the discussion. and i'm sure you may have already answered this question, but i think it's important to ask again. as i have traveled around the month of august when we were not here in washington and met with businesses, one of the things i consistently heard from many of our businesses in new hampshire -- and we have a significant number that provide -- that have contracts with the department of defense that provide equipment and technology to our military -- was concern about two things. one was about the budgeting process. and about the fact that we're going in, again, with no budget for the upcoming year and a short-term continuing resolution. hopefully, we will have a longer term budget after the election. and other was about the reduced investment in research and development. and so, can i ask you to speak to what th

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