hampshire. who organized this debate. the american research group poll released september 27 shows ait leading hodes. this debate is courtesy of new hampshire public tv and radio. >> public radio, this is the candidate forum on business and the economy. sponsored by lincoln financial group and produced in partnership with the new hampshire business and industry association. new hampshire union leader. new hampshire public radio. and new hampshire public television. >> hello, everyone. welcome to the candidate forum on business and the economy. i'm laura canoy host of the exchange on new hampshire public radio, we are coming to you from studio d here at our concord studios. for the next hour the two candidates for u.s. senate will engage in a discussion about some of the major economic issues facing us all today. we will press them to talk about what they would do as members of the u.s. senate and refrain from spending valuable time attacking each other. and now let me introduce our candidates. they are former attorney general

that is followed by two more governors races, one in the hampshire, the other in minnesota. among registered voters, democrats lead by six points, a 47% to 41% lead. if you look leader, their strength comes directly from the cellphone only population. if they are skipping the demographics, the results might be too favorable to republicans. >> the c-span networks, we provide coverage of public affairs, nonfiction books, american history. this is available to you on the radio, on line, and on social networking sides. we take c-span on the road with local contact vehicle. it is washington your way, the c-span network now available and more than 100 million pounds. >> here is a debate between the 14th house district candidates. the incumbent congressman and his republican challenger. the poll has represented a foster trailing republican by one. . this debate is about half an hour. first, a closer look at the race. >> we are looking at some of the most hotly contested races leading up to this midterm election. >> good to me you. how're you doing? how're you? >> is the overall lev

i am in the state of new hampshire. unemployment rate is 40% below the national average and we are the second fastest job growth rate in the country. it is quite remarkable, we have a low dropout rate, we have balanced the budget, and no income tax, no sales tax, no estate tax, and no increase in the business taxes. recently acknowledged as the safest state in the country, the best educated stake in the country, one of the most livable state in the country. we were ranked as one of the best managed states and by the "wall street journal." i believe strongly that we live in the greatest state in the greatest country in the world. i think about that every single day, and i want to continue to help navigate new hampshire through these times and keep the hampshire the special state that is. -- new hampshire the special state that it is. >> high and a catholic, i am proud of that. it has shaped by values. i hear the governor, and thank you to everyone listening and thank you to the union leader and i am proud to run for gove

my mother serve 22 years in the hampshire legislature -- in the new hampshire legislation. i care about bringing people together to solve problems. we want to bring together the business community and our nonprofit colleges and university system to help families say if for their children to go to college. thousands of families across new hampshire have benefited and we have even been able to create scholarships for low income students to attend college right here in new hampshire. those are the things that i have learned working across party lines and that is what i will do in congress. we need a new approach, not the 12 years that congressman bass served with newt gingrich, president bush, and dick cheney. >> before the primary, my opponent characterized her mission as "i want to go to congress to further the obama agenda." it is my understanding that there was not a single meeting on health care reform until after the massachusetts election. my opponent will be supporting nancy pelosi and barack obama and harry reid. they are perfect descriptions of partisanship of. intere

we got to stop spending money the way we have been spending in new hampshire. i'm going to hold the line, tom, look at every line item and make those tough decisions. >> can you give us some examples? i know you mentioned h.r. in a number of the debates and forums you have been in before. in addition to these cuts you're talking about, you're talking about cut taxes. how do we cut taxes and fill a budget gap at the same time with unspecified amounts? >> in 2007, under governor lynch, we have gone with the highest business tax rate in the nation. that's not helping small businesses. $30 million is what they needed in the last budget to fix the budget and governor lynch passed an l.l.c. small business income tax that hurt job creation. that's a job killer. i didn't say that we were going to cut taxes on businesses right away. what i said is the first thing we're going to do is balance this nearly $800 million deficit. then i want to make sure we deliver tax cuts for our businesses. we can look at a managed care for medicaid which one provider has indicated could s

the folks in new hampshire know that we need to make maiden america mean something again and they're responding to a message of fiscal responsibility and rebuilding the middle class and bringing jobs back to new hampshire. >> and it sounds like you want bill clinton up there, because clinton balanced the budget when he was president. is he going to campaign for you. >> i'd be happy to have president clinton, frankly i would happy to have president obama. he's still popular in new hampshire. people understand that he stands for rebuilding the middle class. >> take a look at bill clinton today, the former president of kentky. let's listen. >> we dug this big hole for eight years and took 21 months to get us out. we're not out. throw them out. throw us back in. let us get our shovels and be mad again. be mad, they're playing you. >> they're playing you. thank you very much, congressman paul hodes for coming from new hampshire. good luck for your race up for the united states senate. >>> up next, remember this ad against joe manchin? the one that was going to be, quote, hicky and blue-col

my mother serve 22 years in the hampshire legislature -- in the new hampshire legislation. i care about bringing people together to solve problems. we want to bring together the business community and our nonprofit colleges and university system to help families say if for their children to go to college. thousands of families across new hampshire have benefited and we have even been able to create scholarships for low income students to attend college right here in new hampshire. those are the things that i have learned working across party lines and that is what i will do in congress. we need a new approach, not the 12 years that congressman bass served with newt gingrich, president bush, and dick cheney. >> before the primary, my opponent characterized her mission as "i want to go to congress to further the obama agenda." it is my understanding that there was not a single meeting on health care reform until after the massachusetts election. my opponent will be supporting nancy pelosi and barack obama and harry reid. they are perfect descriptions of partisanship of. intere

the debate between new hampshire's 2nd district house candidates. in an hour, the debate in connecticut between the candidates for governor. republican tom foley and democrat dan lloyd. after that, the democratic governors' association's news conference on the election. later the candidates for governor in illinois. on of " washington journal" tomorrow morning, the senior editor of "slate" discusses the number of vacancies in the courts. we will have robert whitman, a member of the armed services committee. "washington journal" is live on c-span every day at 7:00 a.m. eastern. the supreme court has started its new term. you can learn more about the nation's highest court with c- span's latest book, "the supreme court." reporters to cover the court and attorneys to argue cases there, relieved -- revealing unique insights about the court. it is also an evil. -- e-book. former republican congressman charlie bass and ann mclane kuster debate. charlie bass held the seat until he was defeated by air paul hodes. paul hodes is running for the u.s. senate. >>

i am in the state of new hampshire. ur unemployment rate is 40% below the national average and we are the second fastest job growth rate in the country. it is quite remarkable, we have a low dpout rate, we have balanced the budget, and no income tax, no sales tax, no estate tax,nd no increase in the business tax. recently acknowledged as the safest state in the country, the best educated stake in the country, one of the moslivable state in the country. weere ranked as one of the best managed states and by the "wall street journal." i believe strongly tt we live in the greate state in the greatest country in the world. i think about that every single day, and i want to continue to help navigate new hampshire through these times and keep the hampshire the special state that is. -- new hampshire the special state that it is. >> high and a catholic, i am proud of that. it has sped by values. i hear the governor, and thank you to everyone listening and thank you to the union leader and i am proud to run for governor where i w

babbitt was the biggest ponzi scheme in new hampshire history -- >> it was the biggest ponzi scheme in hampshire history. kelly ayotte docter responsibility, but who was on her watch? two days before she resigned, at she made sure that her emails would be erased. >> you have said this is dirty politics, but how do you defend those claims? >> first of all, the claims made in that ad are false. that that has been criticized by many papers in the state. as many of you know, my e-mails have been released, nearly 30,000, and i have testified before the legislature on this matter. the claims he made in that ad are absolutely false. he is making those claims because he does not want to talk about his votes on the stimulus or his votes for the auto bailout which bell that private industry with taxpayer dollars. >> why is it fair? >> this ayotte based her campaign saying that she was a prosecutor, not a politician. when it came to frm, she let the people of new hampshire down. a nine-year ponzi scheme that her office failed to investigate. she issued a directive that ordered her e-mails erased.

later, candidates for the second congressional district of new hampshire. after that, in connecticut governors debate. dan meloy is running against republican. >> the first debate between senate cabinet. richard blumenthal and linda mcmahon. they rate this a toss up. this is hosted by the hartford courant. the moderator is from the fox news channel. >> live, and from the theater, fox coonnecticut since the debate. here is our moderator. >> good evening. this is a special report. welcome to the connecticut senate debate. it is between richard blumenthal and linda ed mcmahon. we bring you this debate. cover a wide range of topics it is from the economy to foreign policy. to an art to esteemed panelists. joining me are -- joining me are two esteemed panelists. these have not been shared with their cleared by either campaign. the audience has promised to remain quiet. we will keep with that. no tears or outburst of any time. the person referred to mr. blumenthal. this one comes from ellington b. how has your public elected office experience without any business

the election. whole thing is going to expire. it will cost new hampshire families and business and average of $1,700 a year. let's get beyond the political rhetoric of so-called tax cuts for the rich and talk about how it impacts small businesses in this state, how it impacts people where the profits flow through the owners. let's talk about the real economy and get off of this political applause line, election-year rhetoric. >> what would it cost so much money a? >> they believed that they have done the actuarial work, i assume, and the revenue created for the federal government by cutting that part of the tax cut proposal would take $300 million out of the new hampshire economy. either from individuals or businesses. for the most part or in large part, these tax revenues flow through corporations and limited liability corporation. the impact is going to lead in many instances on jobs and the ability to expand, and the ability to get out of this economic recession quickly. in general, i do not think you should be cutting taxes. >> a quick question for you

those in the policies that supported by people in new hampshire. these of the policies that we need to be replacing in november. >> should the government subsidize businesses that create green jobs? >> the government should be -- first of all, that government needs to understand that it is not the entity that creates jobs. in the last two years, the federal government has hired 150,000 employees. the federal government. first of all, we should put a hiring freeze and a spending freeze in place to try to get the debt and deficit back in place. we should not be picking winners and losers. if we want to support a particular industry, we should provide tax cuts to every single industry. let the market determine and dictate which companies are going to be successful. companies that are green-based will succeed if they have the same basis as every other company and the venture has. >> congresswoman, what actions would you take a lower energy costs? in the stimulus act that he has been knocking so hard actually gave tax breaks to small businesses and gave

the new hampshire, and minnesota. republicans have wiped out the advantage held by democrats among women, catholics, and less affluent americans according to an analysis of the news poll by cbs, and "the new york times to get all these groups supported president obama. >> cspan, bringing you politics and public affairs. every morning, "washington journal." and weekdays watch the live coverage of the u.s. house. weeknights, congressional hearings and policy forums. every we can look for our signature interview program on saturday evening, on sunday nights -- also the popular prime minister's questions. through november, campaign coverage. our programming is available at any time online. >> coming next, the candidates to be the governor of rhode island -- frank caprio, lincoln chafee, and john robitaille -- a poll of 750 voters released october 2 found lincoln chafee leading the other two, 35%. the cook political report reads the race a tossup. they're joined by four third- party candidates at this hour- long debate. >>

the question. also, thank you to new hampshire public television. i also want to think the governor for being here today. i believe, strongly, that we are facing a nearly $800 million deficit. i have said that from the beginning of the campaign. when you are over $156 million to put into the budget, not one piece of land has been sold and now the committee is looking at borrowing from the cigarette distribution. we are continuing to kick the can down the road. if we care about our children, we would not spend a 24% increase in spending. i believe strongly in values about fiscal responsibility, low taxes, limited government, going to $11.5 billion. those of the budgets that were passed and signed into law by the governor. i would not have signed a the government -- the budget and a lot, which is why we are in this situation, and i did say 10% across the board. i did that before as commissioner. finding ideas on efficiency, innovation, numerous finance employees in every department. yet we have a department administration charged with business function

that is the face of health care reform in new hampshire. that is why i voted for it, not because it was a politically easy thing to do at a time when there was divided opinion, but it was the right thing to do for the people in new hampshire. >> the that the fallout for miss ayotte? >> i would just ask you to respond to that. we have miss o'brien here. >> first i would say congressman hodes, certainly when it comes to miss o'brien and others, we want to make sure that people have coverage in this country, but we do not be back in washington. there can be state solutions to those issues. congressman hodes supports the public auction which is more government involvement in our health care. let's talk about that health care bill because of, unfortunately, health care costs were too expensive before they passed the bill, yet the centers for medicare and medicaid services say this takes us in the wrong direction. it bans the cost curve upward. we already see some announced that businesses will see premium increases as a result of that bill in new

the polls in 2012? time reports new hampshire residents were asked some 30 questions last month about the real estate mogul. is trump testing the waters for a presidential run? joining us on the phone is donald trump. you in? you running for president? >> i never heard of this poll but i'm anxious to find out what it says. i do not know about a poll taken in new hampshire. >> you didn't commission this. >> i certainly did not. >> you know anybody who would on your behalf? >> no. i've been very outspoken on what's happening with opec and how they are ripping us off and frankly, you look at iraq and everything, i mean, i've been outspoken so i could see somebody looking at those issues, not necessarily me. >> let's talk about what you think should be happening. you talked about what should not be happening. we're 18 midterm election. what do you think should be happening? what should voters be doing? >> i think the united states is a kicking bag for the rest of the world. we're being ripped off by opec, being ripped off with all of the wars, we're protecting people, we're giving countries like kuwait back to

. >>> the tour ends up in new hampshire one day before the election. mpshire is where the first primary will be held in the next presidential election and sara palin got plenty of encouragement to run today. >> will you be our next president? please? >> thank you for your encouragement. [ indiscernible ] >> they are going to say what they are going to say. >> the deadline to register to vote in california for the november election is tonight at midnight. >>> the rangers are just two wins away from their first world series. gary has stat storee ahead in sports and the giants and the phillys are back in san francisco both getting ready for >>> good evening everybody the yankees are in a hole. the rangers went into yankee stadium and tonight owned the new yorkers. petit was cool, 7 innings, allowing only two runs. hottest pitcher in the game, lee, struck out 3 times tonight. jeter three times. 7-0 life time in postseason. 1.26 e.r.a. 8-0 texas. they have led 25-27 innings in the series. they are up 2 games to one. giants and phillys flew through the night.

that is the face of health care reform in new hampshire. that is why i voted for it, not because it was a politically easy thing to do at a time when there was divided opinion, but it was the right thing to do for the people in new hampshire. >> the that the fallout for miss ayotte? >> i would just ask you to respond to that. we have miss o'brien here. >> first i would say congressman hodes, certainly when it comes to miss o'brien and others, we want to make sure that people have coverage in this country, but we do not be back in washington. there can be state solutions to those issues. congressman hodes supports the public auction which is more government involvement in our health care. let's talk about that health care bill because of, unfortunately, health care costs were too expensive before they passed the bill, yet the centers for medicare and medicaid services say this takes us in the wrong direction. it bans the cost curve upward. we already see some announced that businesses will see premium increases as a result of that bill in new

-- like the new hampshire race. >> how did the citizens united decision affect emily's list of this year? >> it is very, very interesting pari. i knew when it happened we would see that start changing as we get closer to the election. i think we are saying. there is so much money coming into the chamber of commerce and through the karl rove group. we don't know who these folks are this has opened up some doors for a very, very large corporate checks and individual tax that we will not know where they are coming from. it is bombarding our members and democrats around the country. in washington state, there is such a difference between how republican -- how much republican conservative money being spent against patty murray against what we are spending. it has opened up the floodgates. we are living it right now. >> i think that is true in many other states, too. we know there are so many republican group spending money this year. what other democratic groups are out there besides you guys? >> the labor union community has been amazing this year. they have released the up

a reporter joins us on the phone from new hampshire. us here. >> sure, good afternoon. >> is there any proof to his claim? you have a lot of people online supporting him and feel he's a victim here, that the government is targeting him because he's an oath keeper. >> well, i don't know if proof of the word targeting is right. the affidavit that the state provided to support the seizure of the newborn, in addition to numerous allegations of child abuse and domestic violence, it mentions his association with the oath keepers. that one sentence has triggered the outrage from a lot of folks. both members of the oath keepers, associated with the oath keepers, or folks who are of the mind set that feel there's a wider government overreach. especially in matters of family disputes. >> last there been an explanation why the sentence oath keepers was in the affidavit? what was the reason for mentioning it? >> caller: there hasn't. folks with the state children family services i've spoken to, in new hampshire. all family domestic matters are priva

she's at 50% in the new university of new hampshire poll. she's polled out. finally to alaska where the three-way senate race is basically tied. 33% from republican joe miller he's got the nomination. 31% for lisa murkowski doing the write-in campaign. and 27% within striking distance for democrat scott mcadams. a weird case where someone could win in the three-way even if they're on the opposite side of most people. the club for growth has endorsed miller. but we'll continue to check the "hardball" score board every night leading up to the november 2nd election date. >>> now to the debate between harry reid and sharron angle. chuck todd is nbc's political director and chief white house correspondent as well. i want to start with john ralston but first take a look at some of the action. here's sharron angle, the challenger, the tea partier, delivering -- i think a cheap shot at the senate democratic leader, harry reid. let's listen. >> you came from search light to the senate with very little, and now you're one of the richest men in the u.s. senate. on behalf

the beltway looks good. this is at new hampshire avenue on the beltway. back to you. >> thank you. >>> montgomery county police investigate the mysterious death. >> the man died after officers used a taser to subdue him. the apartment complex in white oak. courtney robinson has the story. >> good morning. two officers are on leave right now. montgomery county police investigate this. on sunday they got a call from a resident at the apartment, saying that a 65-year-old man appeared to be on drugs and was acting suspiciously. officers did have to use force. they used pepper spray and a taser to subdue the man. ali was rushed to the hospital. paramedics worked on him 20 minutes. he passed away early yesterday morning. the officers on leave while they tried to figure of the man's medical history. back to you. >> thank you. >>> turning to the latest on the serial burglaries. a public meeting was held last night. he targets clusters of single- family houses and is focusing on purses and wallets. >> we have notes physical description. >> arkansas neighbourhood i

the new hampshire paper says it's because the couple is same sex. the couple tried to fight it but received this response." this newspaper never published wedding or engagement announcement from homosexual couples and it would be hypocritical to do so give our believe make should be a social streekture -- structure between men and women. >> i was disappointed because the union leader is a big voice in the state of new hampshire and seemed to be so out of touch to specifically exclude same sex couples in wedding announcement seems vindictive. >> and the couple says they are contacting gay and lesbian groups to evaluate options moving forward. >>> 6:36. consume are alert and a beef product is being pulled from the shelf. >> we will tell you what's in your pantry you should throw away immediately. >>> and a bad smell leads to a dorm room being evacuated. what police found and why some students are in big trouble this morning. 3q experience the new air wick scent ribbons candle from our winter luxury edition. with essential oils infusing luxurious ribbo

we are looking at the beltway new hampshire avenue some construction on the outer loop cleared. 95 between the beltways all the construction gone. connecticut avenue looking pretty good. let's go to the beltway at wilson bridge. traffic is running nicely in both directions. inner loop exit to telegraph road was closed for construction. i believe that is still the case. most other spots construction is cleared. 270 south hyattstown empty. springfield, 95 running freely in both directions between fredericksburg and the beltway. the construction southbound south of lorton is gone. back to you. >> 4:40 is the time. we have 54 degrees. >> coming up, lou dobbs responds to an illegal immigration scandal. >> if we got paramedics right here up front, everybody pointing at them. >> scary moments at an election rally in maryland. why dozens of people had to be tr >> it is 4:43. investigators are searching for clues in the death of a fairfax man. the 61-year-old man's body was found in a home on loud end court yesterday. authorities have not said how he died but his gold lexus was taken from his home

. >> as you travel on the beltway north of town, some construction on the outer loop on new hampshire ave. that has been cleared up. in springfield traffic pretty good so far. work done on the southbound side of i-95. stay to the far right to get by. if you're heading to springfield, be prepared for that. leaders of extra time. back to you. >> there is outrage in a county neighborhood after a burglar strikes a home. this was a long riding club drive when this happened. detectives are trying to find out if these burglaries are linked to those from one that has struck 90 times in fairfax county. >> that is shocking. >> the iron gate, the stonewall, surveillance cameras. despite all of this, this community was hit with a burglar who enters homes through garages at night while people are sleeping. he targets cash this person refers to protect his identity. >> it is easy to move from one house to the next. >> four homes were hit in one night. they all have security systems. it is similar to burglaries in fairfax county. cash was taken from kitchens while the homeowners are there. no one ha

told you about t work zone which was past tense on the outer loop after new hampshire avenue over theorthwest branch bridge headed toward university boulevard. it appears the lanes are open. here's the inner loop coming towa i-95 and college park and continuing over toward green belt looking good. no worries so far. at's good news. rolyn, georgetown, both directions light volume of traffic. gw parkway also moving along very well. >> thank you, jerry. >>> time is 4:54. coming up, more street closures and parng restrictions because of the transformers 3 filming. we'll tell you which areas to avoid. >>> also ahead -- >> this is live. >>ne of tv's most daring comedies 3q experience air wick scented oils from our winter luxury edition, with essential oils bursting with luxurious fragrances. new air wick scented oils wrap the whole room with indulgent scent, like apple and cinnamon velvet. winter luxury air wick; also in new scent ribbons candles. ♪ the turn will make you think. ♪ make you re-examine your approach. change your line. innovate. and create one of the world's fastest-reacting s

this is the outer loop at new hampshire. avenue, hampshire. apparently something is on the shoulder. delays continue into silver spring, toure georgia ave. there's no accidents reported on the beltway. outer loop in the stretch between the interchange and exit for 270 and merging with 270. the careful there. we don't see any cameras to indicate. 270 is having in hyattstown. back on the brakes in germantown beginning at father hurley boulevard. >>> its 53 degrees on this thursday morning. >>> more women are earning more money. >> today on "the oprah show" a woman so is her husband for millions of dollars and she won. today at 4:00 on abc 7. i thought it was crazy feeding in the fall. i always feed in the fall. but, it's the best time. feed your lawn in the fall. the fall feeding makes all the difference in the world. what the fall feeding does is build the roots.. that's when the roots sorta want nutrition. i give my lawn scotts winterguard. it's like a root building machine. it builds your lawn from the roots up. next year you get this! the str

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i am running for the people of new hampshire. i think you are too. is washington -- for washington talking point. you have been there to pick up a special interest money and you come back with a talking point. the speaker is not standing here right now. i am an independent voice. if you look at where i have disagreed with the house and it is the house. you can see that there have been times i have stood on my own and said this is not right. i am happy to go through the list. to keep bringing in the speaker of the house, you think that she was running in all 50 states. every single one of you has the same talking point. >> i am reiterating a comment you made regarding nancy pelosi. you had nancy pelosi come to do a fundraiser for you in boston. you support nancy pelosi enter principles. there is a disagreement. i am asking if you would vote for her or not if you were able -- to be reelected. >> i hear you sing the democrats are going to win house. since you're going to use the ", we were passing the six for 2006. we had to protect ourselves [unintelli

after that, the race for the new hampshire senate. following that, a debate between candidates running for governor of colorado and then a chance to see the california governor's debate again. tomorrow, a discussion of the role of young voters and the 2010 elections. we talk abut the increasing trend of radicalized westerners traveling to overseas training camps and returning home to plan and wage terror attacks. we discuss the benefits of a child nutrition bill that has been stalled in the house. >> washington had one of the more difficult mothers of all time. she was very crusty, domineering, a very self- centered woman who -- you would think that the mother of the father of our country would have all sorts of quotes about taking pride or pleasure. we really do not have any. >> the first large-scale a single volume biography of our nation's first president will be discussed. now, arizona senator john mccain in the only senate debate he plans to participate in during the general election. he swears off against democratic candidate rod

this is 495 the capital beltway near new hampshire avenue. we are clear from this point over to georgia avenue but obviously a lot of volume to the right of the screen. we are below speed. take it to connecticut and bradley boulevard. all clear out here. no incidents or accidents to report out this way. and 50 westbound from the bay bridge making the trip all the way toward washington, still tracking green cars on the sensor screen telling us drivers are moving at a good pace. happy tuesday, everybody. 9 news now will be right back. ring ring ring ring

i am running for the people of new hampshire. i think you are too. that is washington -- for washington talking point. you have been there to pick up a special interest money and you come back with a talking point. the speaker is not standing here right now. i am an independent voice. if you look at where i have disagreed with the house and it is the house. you can see that there have been times i have stood on my own and said this is not right. i am happy to go through the list. to keep bringing in the speaker of the house, you think that she was running in all 50 states. every single one of you has the same talking point. >> i am reiterating a comment you made regarding nancy pelosi. you had nancy pelosi come to do a fundraiser for you in boston. you support nancy pelosi enter principles. there is a disagreement. i am asking if you would vote for her or not if you were able -- to be reelected. >> i hear you sing the democrats are going to win house. since you're going to use the ", we were passing the six for 2006. we had to protect ourselves [unint

republicans in do well but not overwhelming, it will be considered a defeat, the same way that in the new hampshire primary of 1992, where the flowers scandal broke and clinton, the front runner, collapsed, and he came in second, he was the winner, essentially, as the comeback kid. the more the democrats want to talk up their chances, bring it on. >> colby? >> i think the vice president is probably wrong on this, although i have been saying that i thought the democrats would retain both houses. but if you look at the tossup races, in the house you have 38 tossup contests, and 37 are democratic seats. senate, at 6 tossups, most of them democratic seats. i don't see where they will pull this out. >> nina? >> the really dangerous thing, long term, for the democrats is that they are going to lose governorships and statehouses. this is going to be your where he redraw districts. in 2000, when that happened, they lost a lot of seats' in laos by redistricting -- in the house by redistricting. many of them are hard to defend because of that redrawing. >> the vice-president was campaigning in st. paul earli

back with a full forecast in a little while but it is a raw morning on the new hampshire coast. back to you guys in new york. >> all right, thanks, dave. >>> now to the latest on the 33 miners in chile, they're leaving the hospital one by one, to start new lives with their families. as we hear for the first time about the desperation of their lives underground before rescue efforts began. cbs news correspondent seth doane is in copiapo chile with the latest. good morning. >> reporter: as the miners are leaving the hospital, they will also be leaving a very carefully controlled communication bubble. journalists will have more access to them and, in fact, there are already cracks emerging in that story line of unity presented so far. the first three miners were released from the hospital late last night in what continues to be a carefully orchestrated pick tear-perfect rescue for. more than two months we've witness ad scene of harmony among them but there are new reports this morning from deep uner ground there were uglier moments we did not see. according to a freelance journalist

the folks in new hampshire know that we need to make maiden america mean something again and they're >> clinton balanced the budget when he was president. >> i'd be happy to have president clinton or obama. >> çlet's take a look at bill clinton today. the former president, kentucky. let's lin listen. >> we dug this big hole for eight years and took 21 months to get us out. throw them out. put us back in. let's get our shovels. they're playing you. >> they're playing you. thank you very much. paul hodes from new hampshire. good luck in your race. >>> up next, remember this ad against joe manchin? he's hitting back and when we return, we'll talk to one of the actors from that ad. he's going to give us the insight on what it's like to put together one of these ads. [ advisor 1 ] what do you see yourself doing one week, one month, five years after you do retire? ♪ client comes in and they have a box. and inside that box is their financial life. people wake up and realize i better start doing something. we open up that box. we organize it. and we make decisions. we really are here to hel

the north country. we have two power plants in new hampshire. we need to make sure that we have a smart great and not a dumb grid -- a smart grid and not a dumb grid. right now, the republicans in the senate have prevented a coherent clean energy policy from moving forward. i will tell you one quick story. >> it will have to be very quick. >> we are doing -- we did a town hall and i met and man with a company who makes components for wind turbines. they could not give a coherent policy. he ended up selling his company to the finns. they moved the company's overseas. it had 1500 jobs. with a coherent federal policy, like we have invested in new hampshire for renewable energy, those jobs should have been, could have been, and should be in new hampshire. that is the kind of thing we need to do to get jobs going. >> miss marriot, how do you as a u.s. senator get those -- miss ayotte, how do you, as a u.s. senator, get those energy bills down? >> that will be a national energy tax that will increase all of our energy costs in new hampshire and gasolin

continue to shoot the film. 495 in maryland, looks like the outer loop construction is near the new hampshirevenue exit. should be clearing in the next ten minutes or so. inner loop construction at route 4 pennsylvania. moving along, 270 northbound. watch for the roadwork near falls road. the southbound trip is fine to the split. 495 in virginia. we have roadwork between route 7 and 267 on the inner loop. you want to stay to the left and if you are traveling 267 eastbound you won't be able to access 66 eastbound until after 3:00 a.m. construction is what we are tracking. it is crossing the 14th street bridge. it should be clearing shortly. back to you. >>> topping the health alert, the food and drug administration is adding new warning labels to long-term osteoporosis drugs and a new medication guide to highlight the increased risk of rare side bone fractures among patients that take boniva and foss amax. >>> forget aspirin, try love for pain relief. passion all consuming love provide answer effective pain relief similar to painkillers or illegal drugs like cocaine. they hope the findings lea

the panel for being here. this is a critical election in new hampshire. i have to earn your support on november 2 and bring fiscal responsibility and discipline back to washington. the last question is very fitting for what we're all feeling. my wife and i have had to change our budget, and the investments we have made for our kids for their college education, and had to make different long-term plan decisions. we do not see stability in the economy. we want to see that unemployment rate that is a 9.6%, more than 20 consecutive months over 8%, want to see that come down. we want to see new hampshire residents and americans back to work again, excited about the opportunity to provide for their family. we want to see a budget passed, see a balanced for the first time in years. we want to see the $1.50 trillion deficit eliminated. we want to see the $13.60 trillion debt that has been amassed on the decline. people have been asking me how will focus on their issues if i become their next representative. i'm here to ask you to vote frank guinta for congress. yo

he made the announcement at a veterans' rally in new hampshire today. the arizona senator, of course, won gop primaries in new hampshire in 2000 and 2008. mccain said that while he will not be running again, he would work to make sure that w hampshire maintains its first presidential primary status. >>> the infamous dress that mikhail sa lar hee wore sold at auction today. that red sari went for $7,000 in alexandra this morning. the buyer was the irwin gomez salon and spa georgetown. that's a celebty salon that mrs. salahi went to before going to the white house for dinner that night. the proceeds will go to charity. >>> still ahead, thousands mak a statement to fight a disease that has reached epidemic proportions here in the district. we'll take you to the aids walk. >>> also, there may be more rain in the forecast. chuck bell is standing by, and he'll tell us when and how much. he'll tell us when and how much. right here in this neighborhood, i grew up learning strong families and hard work means opportunity. and that starts with good schools. it's a

the area. traffic alert. outer loop between university and new hampshire avenue an accident is taking away the right lane and up starting around new hampshire. more traffic and whenever went 9 news now returns. keep it here. this is unlike any car you've ever seen before. this is power with efficiency. this is an interior that exceeds even the promise of the exterior. this is the all-new jaguar xj. the stunning result of taking a very different road. >>> take a look at last night's sunset. >> oh. >> uh-huh. it's the saying red at night sailor evidence delight holds true we should be in for a nice day. thanks for joining us this wednesday morning. angie goff is here. she's going to have the traffic in a moment. going to be a nice day on the roadways but to confirm whether red at night is sailors delight, howard is giving up a thumbs up. >> beautiful sunset and a beautiful day won't be in the 80s. sorry for folks that like it that warm. grab a jacket. we will recover some to the 60s an low 70s. yes, right where we should be. with plenty of sunshine we will recover to the upper 60s to perhaps the low 70s with a

but two years after the election, i just happen to be before i went to new hampshire i was talking to some friends of mine who were primarily actually republicans and they haven't been following the campaign closely. they were shocked barack obama won iowa. they could not believe it. it was the craziest thing i ever heard. that's when i donned when economy people were starting to pay attention. and that's what happened to the obama campaign is suddenly there was an explosion of energy and obama because of the house he had created a grassroots structure that could be multiplied so quickly. and so, once it became the struggle for people, obama was amiss with a well-placed position to just ratchet up the campaign and it just grew and grew and grew and grew to the point where nothing could stop it and bill clinton tries to belatedly come to south carolina and save the state for hillary. but at that point it'd just gone too far. you saw that replicated in so many states as the primary when i'm that obama because he had this bottom-up base comparison to states like idaho and just doing incr

science >> sean: as republicans set their sights on reclaiming the senate one of the must-win seats is in new hampshirere kelly ayotte is taking on paul hoads. she leads by double digits. it can't hurt she is backed by the national politician most beloved by votersc these new hb19$ireqy company you keep kelly. >> that's right sean. >> a loser. >> sean: first of all, the campaign is going well. new hampshire over the years has been a state that can go either way as a lot of north eastern states are. there's been this battle between the establishment republicans. we saw these races, rand paul, joe miller, christine o'donnell. more conservative3a4w party >> i'm a conservative, sean. i want to get our country back on track. less spending, lower taxes, smaller government. >> sean: senator mccain you are out there campaigning. i know this is one of your favorite states. >> that's my second favorite state. i love new hampshire. i love the independence of the people. i love kelly ayotte. she going to be an instant star when she gets to the united states senate. she -- by the way, i believe sarah palin endorsed

she's at 50 in the new hampshire poll. wow, she's pulled out. finally to alaska where a poll from the conservative club for growth shows the three-way race is tied. 33 for joe miller. he's got the nomination. 31 for lisa murkowski, doing a write-in campaign. 27 and within striking distance for democrat scott mcadams. a strange case where somebody can win in a three-way even if they're on the opposite of most people. we'll continue to check the "hardball" scoreboard every night leading up to november 2, election day. >>> to the nevada senate race. we have chuck today, msnbc white house correspondent, as well. i want to start with john rol rolston. sharon angle, challenger, tea partier, delivering what i think is a cheap shot at the democratic leader, harry reid. let's listen. >> you came from search light to the senate with very little. now you're one of the richest men in the u.s. senate. on behalf of nevada taxpayers, i'd like to know, we'd like to know, how did you become so wealthy on a government payroll? >> senator reid? >> mitch, that's rea

the beltway. live from new hampshire avenue a great example of the drivers moving at speed in maryland making their way to virginia. >>> for the people who have to go to work this morning, riding metro could be difficult or impossible. >>> metro is advicing anyone riding the blue and orange line through downtown washington today to add an extra 40 minutes so their commute. i want to show you why. take a look at this map and you'll see the reason. you can see the farragut west and the mcpherson square stations will be closed until 5:00 a.m. tomorrow morning. there will be no service at metro center on the blue and orange line. orange line trains will be operating from vienna fairfax to foggy bottom and federal triangle to new carrollton. as for the blue line trains operating from franconia springfield to foggy bottom and federal triangle to largo town center. free shuttle service will be available around the closed stations. metro says the work is needed to meet safety recommendations made by the ntsb. they are going to be installing new track switches and safety lights, replacing old tracks an repa