ray: on the democratic side, tom perez campaigned for hillary clinton. >> she has the ability day one to get on the phone and talk the tough talk that we need to talk with some of the other countries who we are working to build a better world with. she knows on day one how to build a better economy. ray: today three candidate will be campaigning in new hampshire rather than iowa. john kasich making stops in rochester, portsmouth, and loudon. after the iowa caucuses candidates will be making their way here. in the studio, ray brewer. erin: all right. thank you. two stores in manchester were forced to evacuate yesterday. for thes say they were called to modell's sporting goods after workers reported smelling gas. firefighters found above average levels of carbon monoxide in the stores. they evacuated them for an hour to ventilate. officials believe that a demolition crew at the former michael's location next door was not properly exhausting their power equipment causing diesel and carbon monoxide to leak in to both of the stores. sean: a chair lift accident sent two people in the hospit

thanks for coming out. >> take care. >> secretary of labor, tom perez. once again, the breaking news, slate newspaper, the largest paper in south carolina, slate, is reporting that influential -- state newspaper. not slate. state slait is the magazine. congressman jim clyburn will endorse hillary clinton tomorrow. that's the biggest news out of south carolina for a couple of days. a big day on the republican side, donald trump is now at war with with, i guess he had a fight with everybody. pope francis. after the pope questioned trump's faith, he said christians don't build walls. any way, much more on the high stakes for hillary clinton and bernie sanders, big casino out here, she has to win here if she is going to start pulling away. he has to keep pressure. president obama's eventual nominee to replace justice scalia. harry reid is the democratic leader of the u.s. senate. he will be with us, these chairs right here in vegas. let me finish with the different roles of popes and politicians. they have different jobs, and this is "hardball," live from la

labor secretary tom perez is speaking. >> she fights for us. she's a dreamer and dreams of a better america in which everybody has access to opportunity no matter where you're born, no matter who you love, no matter who you worship. she dreams of an america in which labor unions have the power they earn and deserve. she dreams of an america in which women shatter glass ceilings. she dreams of an america in which everybody can worship. free from discrimination. she dreams of an america in which we have comprehensive immigration reform. that's what she does. but she's not simply a dreamer. she's a doer. and she's been a doer all her life. whether it was when she entered college, shea could have gone to wall street but she didn't even do that. she was helping african-americans in dothan, alabama. she was making sure kids went housed in adult facilities in south carolina. she was registering latinos in the rio grande valley. she was making sure kids with disabilities had access to equal educational opportunities. you get a window into someone's mor

labor secretary tom perez about what they call as workers devastating changes. hamharsh light on workers compensation in different states. those laws give insurance companies over medicare, medical care and more difficult for workers to qualify for coverage. they want the obama administration to restart federal oversight of workers comp programs that stopped in 2004. the letter suggests the u.s. needs to do more to protect injured workers and taxpayers. now here's why all americans should care about this issue: when worker's comp pays less, taxpayers pay more. a study sited by prod publica site that lost earnings the other two-thirds is partly paid for by government programs like social security and medicare and medicaid. that meant in 2007 taxpayers shelled out $30 billion to cover the costs of injured workers. the rest came from health and disability insurance or out of workers pockets. many american workers don't have the savings to make ends meet when workers comp and other funds aren't enough to get by. that's why state laws are adding insult to injury for

secretary of labor tom perez rallied hillary clinton volunteers in concord as her campaign continues canvassing throughout the state. to get on the phone and talk to tough talk that we need to talk with some of our other countries who we are working to build a better world with. she knows on a one how to build a better economy. mike: as we enter the final stretch, campaigns say they will be working as hard as possible. mike cronin, wmur news 9. stephanie: tomorrow, many candidates are returning to new hampshire. governor john kasich will continue campaigning with town halls in rochester, portsmouth, and loudoun. governor chris christie is kicking off a bus tour with a townhall in nashua. you can follow all the presidential candidates using the candidate tracker on wmur.com. we certainly hope you got out and enjoyed the warm weather today in the granite state. we are taking a live look in portsmouth right now where it is 40 degrees late into the night. meteorologist hayley lapoint tells us if this warmth is going to stick around. the sunshine, maybe not. we have a weak storm system th

another potentially big endorsement for clinton, she picked up and indulge -- an endorsement from tom perez, who met with members of the hispanic business community in the upstate. there, he talked about immigration, minimum wage, health care, and why he is stumping for hillary clinton. >> she has a very inclusive and optimistic vision for america that works for everyone. an america where everyone has access to quality educational opportunities, good jobs, retirement, security, and she's going to be fighting for the things that keep people up at night. than an hour. there is a big line of people outside waiting to get in the church, which is not too big, but a lot of people closing in at this time. as i mentioned, she will head over to the townhall at the usc campus. she is speaking after bernie sanders tonight at the townhall meeting on cnn. live in columbia, patrick huhuion, wyff news 4. nigel: we are four days away from the south carolina democratic primary, recent polls show clinton has a strong lead over bernie sanders in south carolina. according to real clear politics, in an average

ray: on the democratic side, tom perez campaigning for hillary clinton. >> she has the ability day one to get on the phone and talk the tough talk that we need to talk with some of our other countries who we are working to build a better world with. she knows on day one how to build a better economy. ray: three candidates will be campaigning here in new hampshire as opposed to iowa. john kasich making three stops. chris christie in nashua. jeb bush will hold a town hall in new hampshire. after the iowa caucuses are over, several other candidates will make their way here. in the studio, ray brewer. erin: two stores in manchester were forced to evacuate due to a carbon monoxide leak. modell's sports goods and peer one imports after workers reported smelling gas. firefighters found above average levels of carbon monoxide and evacuated them for about an hour to ventilate. officials believe the demolition crew at former michael's location was not properly exhausting their power equipment causing diesel and carbon monoxide so leak in. sean: a chair lift accident sent two people to the hospit

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matt: tom perez joining us from washington. julie: investors are reading this report negatively.on most pertinent. there wasn't enough in the report to give us a clear picture because there was some good and some bad. that leaves uncertainty about where the fed is going to go next. all three major avenues are lower. thedow losing the least of three. if you look at bloomberg, a picture on my imap of which groups are on the move. energy shares pulling back the most as we see energy prices continue to fall. utilities are lower as yields go higher. discretionary stocks, technology kicking up her financials are holding up well, perhaps, again as stocks are higher. but look at the 10 year. even though, on a relative basis, it is a low-level, 1.8 8%, we are seeing an uptick in yields in the wake of this. emphasizing that idea that there are different interpretations of this data depending on what asset class you are looking at. look at the dollar versus some of the other currency. the dollar rising versus the yen. we are seeing the euro and the pound fall versus the euro. strengthening,

tom. >>> mary, thank you. >>> we do move on to a shooting spree in michigan. apparently random 6 people shot and killed. police connecting the dots criminal record but who is an uber driver. alex perez is in kalamazoo michigan. >> reporter: on the hunt for answers after a deadly rampage leaves 6 dead. the suspect jason dalton now behind bars. >> shots fired. >> reporter: the chaos beginning at 542. a woman shot several times in the parking lot of this residential complex and survives. and four hours later in this car dealership parking lot a father and his 17-year-old son shot and killed. within minutes the gunman opens fire outside a cracker barrel restaurant killing four. including former teacher marry joe fly and critically wounding a 14-year-old girl. >> the suspect and shooting were at the cracker barrel. >> reporter: after midnight the victims selected at random. >> how do you you go and tell the families of these victims. >> reporter: 45-year-old dalton had no criminal record and worked as an uber driver. his neighbors in disbelief. >> that is scary. it could have been us or my daughter that got killed. >> reporter: authorities investigating it. matthew rode with dalton 70 mi

tom? >>> we move on to a shooting spree in michigan. six killed. police arresting this man with no criminarecord, but is an here's alex perez. >> reporter: tonight, investigators in a kalamazoo, michigan, on the hunt. after a deadly rampage leaves six dead. the suspect, jason dalton, now behind bars. the chaos beginning at 5:42 p.m. saturday. a woman shot, but she survives. four hours later, in this parking lot, a father and his son shot and killed. within minutes, the gunman opens fire outside a cracker barrel restaurant. killing four in their car. including a former teacher, and critically wounding a 14-year-old girl. >> dispatch all units. suspect vehicle in a shooting. >> reporter: just after midnight, police spot the into custody. without incident. the victims, police say, apparently selected at random. >> this is your worst nightmare. how do you go and tell the families of these victims that they weren't targeted for any reason other than they were there to be a target? >> reporter: 45-year-old dalton had no criminal record, and worked as an uber driver. his neighbors, in disbelief. >> it's scary. that could have been us, my daughter that got killed. >>

tom in miami. >> laurie: and this guy has been caught numerous times on available video. so let's get to local10 news rererter andrew perez life with what you need to know. >> andrew: this crime is justt disturbing, and i should start by saying we can't each show you months of the videoames video because it's that graphic, police telling me earlier today this man is a danger the to community. it's 4:30 in the morning and not his. he's got his private parts exposed. while looking through windows, trying to open the front door. he rings the doorbell and walks to a vehicle in the driveway. he gets inse without a care in the world. >> he was looking through the front window. he continued to masturbate. he's staring at the front door. again, it's very odd. this is a first. >> andrew: it happened off southwest 12th avenue close to a church and school in miami. the homeowner who spoke to us by phone says he ran out and confronted the man. the whole situation completely bizarre. >> running down the stairs and confronted him at which time he the got out of the car and said to me, "this isn't my car? this isn't my house?" and i sai

perez, channel 6 "action news." >>> thank you. on the political front tonight, dwight evans picked up a big endorsement today in his bid to represent pennsylvania's second congressional district, tom wolf endorsed evans over incumbent chaka fattah. wolf and evans appeared today in west philadelphia, and evans currently represents philadelphia in the state house. fattah is set to go on trial on corruption charges later this year. >> montgomery county officials were busy this afternoon asemabling welcome kits for the convenience center coming to philadelphia in july. commissioner josh shapiro and two donkeys from the elm wood park zoo joined in at the convention board's conference room in king of prussia. they plan to send welcome kits to the delegations staying in montgomery county during the convention and the dnc is expected to provide a $11 million boost to the economy of montgomery county. >>> coming up on "action news" tonight, philadelphia's iconic love statue makes a move to its temporary home. and ryan howard discusses hi future with the phillies. and spring training in clearwater. >>> and the storm system brings severe weather across the deep south and brings heavy rain an

we're joined by evan perez and we have law enforcement analyst tom fuentes, a former fbi assistant directorarning anything more about the motivation behind this? >> one of the more interesting things about this is the fact about 30 minutes before this attack, the attacker, barry, went into the restaurant and apparently asked about the owner. apparently the restaurant is decorated with israeli flags. the owner is israeli, but he is an arab christian, and so one of the possibilities that investigators are pursuing is that the attacker thought that he was attacking a jewish-owned business, an israeli jewish-owned business. turns out it was an arab christian business that he was attacking and it may have just been a case of mistaken identity. so that's one of the avenues and one of the reasons why they're looking at this as possible terrorism. >> so where does that leave investigators, tom, between looking at this as a hate crime or as a lone wolf terrorist act? >> in the beginning they're not going to have a theory to go on. they don't want to be, you know, tainted in any direction so they're