tsongas: thanks. announcer: road to the white house rewind continues with more from the 1992 campaign of democrat paul tsongas. the former u.s. senator officially announced his candidacy on april 30, 1991 in his hometown of lowell, massachusetts. he was the first one in his party to declare for the 1992 race and called his campaign a journey of purpose. arkansas governor bill clinton would go on to win the 1992 democratic presidential nomination with senator tsongas carrying seven states and finishing third. ♪ [applause] [cheering] [applause]

>>> paul tsongas, democratic presidential candidate, tomorrow you make it official.what are you thinking? >> what am i i thinking today? what am i thinking generically? well, today is just a day to relax and just sort of wander around, be in the house, get my thoughts together, get ready for tomorrow. >> how do you view this? is this the culmination of your career thus far in politics? >> well, you are talking to someone who had been pleased to be a congressman, so this is -- i consider the senate the dessert. i'm not sure what you would call on this the menu. it's not a culmination in the sense this is where ambition is taking me. it's more of a sense of i think i learned something hopefully along the way and i've written this paper and i have my ideas and the direction i think the country should go in. it's a culmination in the sense of this is what i think. take it to the country and let the country decide whether it's something they want to embrace. so it's a bit different than the usual step by step ascension up the political ladder. >> can you take us through t

>>> paul tsongas, democratic presidential candidate, tomorrow you make it official.t are you thinking? >> what am i i thinking today? what am i thinking generically? well, today is just a day to relax and just sort of wander around, be in the house, get my thoughts together, get ready for tomorrow. >> how do you view this? is this the culmination of your career thus far in politics? >> well, you are talking to someone who had been pleased to be a congressman, so this is -- i consider the senate the dessert. i'm not sure what you would call on this the menu. it's not a culmination in the sense this is where ambition is taking me. it's more of a sense of i think i learned something hopefully along the way and i've written this paper and i have my ideas and the direction i think the country should go in. it's a culmination in the sense of this is what i think. take it to the country and let the country decide whether it's something they want to embrace. so it's a bit different than the usual step by step ascension up the political ladder. >> can you take us through the

tsongas had battled cancer about seven years earlier amend his health was an issue in the campaign.ansas governor bill clinton would go on to win the '92 democratic presidential nomination with senator tsongas carrying seven states and finishing third. >> one more stroke i could have given you a bath. >> i want to get you doing that at the other end of the pool, too, without the goggles on. can we try that one more time? >> how much did you get? >> quite a bit. >> there's the picture which is nice except your hands are blocking the light on your face. it will still be a pretty nice picture. >> how long have you been swimming? >> i swam in college. and when i left college, that was the end. then about a year and a half ago the doctor said the radiation had affectedlungs so i had to go something to exercise. so i went back to this and then i heard about the master swim competition. that would motivate me. nothing like embarrassment to get you going. so i swam last year and this year and last year competed9:v$h the swim team. >> how many laps do you swim on a given day? >> well, now th

tsonga escorted her off the court to get some help. by the way, tsonga won the match in straight sets so maybe that helped him, his kindness brought him a little luck. >>> the affluenza teen could be back on u.s. soil sooner than later. >> >> plus a group of snowboarders to face charges for triggering an avalanche. you're watching "first look." stay with us. >>> affluenza teen ethan couch could be returning to the u.s. in a couple of weeks, according to his lawyers. the 18-year-old is expected to face a hearing in texas on whether to try him as an adult after fleeing to mexico with his mom last month. >>> his avalanche video went viral now snowboarder christian mares who got buried deep in snow may now be in deep trouble for triggering an avalanche at a closed section of the sugar bowl resort in california. the resort is pursuing criminal charges saying mares put himself, his friends, ski patrol and the skiing public at risk. >>> pharma exec martin shkreli famously raised the cost of an aids drug by 5,000%. he's now been subpoenaed to

and carol porter congresswoman niki tsongas is here. and former congresswoman carol shea-porter. thank you for being here today with us. also, it is a point of personal pride we have two awesome and brave new hampshire executives -- [cheering] cecile: give it up for them. they are amazing. and we have so many state reps and state senators from new hampshire, two many to mention. thank you all for being here today. i'm really excited. i have been on campaigns pretty much my whole life, but i have not been this excited since the day 26th years ago on the capitol lawn in austin, texas when my mother declared that she was running for governor of the state of texas, and richard -- ann richards. i am so excited to be in new hampshire. are you ready to make history today? thank you. let's set the stage. planned parenthood was started nearly 100 years ago. the whole idea was to give women access to health care and the rights they needed to build their future. since then, women have made an norm is progress, and let me tell you, we are just getting started, my friend. we are almost half t

tsonga noticed a ball girl she apparently was struck in the face with a ball. and by the way tsonga won the match in straight sets. >> just ahead the hottest names in music will perform at this year's gammamies. and girls across america swoon as for over 850 miles. my men driven nearly mad from starvation and frostbite. today we make history. >>bienvenidos! welcome to the south pole! if you're dora the explorer, you explore. it's what you do. >>what took you so long? if you want to save fifteen percent or more on car insurance, you switch to geico. it's what you do. >>you did it, yay! you wanna see something intense? new pantene expert gives you the most beautiful hair ever, strong is beautiful. announcement: this storm promises to be the biggest of the decade. with total accumulation of up to three feet. roads will be shut down indefinitely. and schools are closed. campbell's soups go great with a cold and a nice red. covergirl makes flawless as easy as... one... "tru"... three. now there's a gorgeous trublend face for each of us one: new trublend primer it hi

ninthried noticed things didn't look so you can sue tsonga escorted her off the court. he won the match in straight sets after that. >>> here is how much better the golden state warriors are playing better than any other team in the nba. two warriors last night stopped to tie their shoes as the rest of the team heads up the court. moments later, harrison barnes who is all by himself with five bulls around him, sinks a jump shot. golden state wins by 31 points and improves to a league best record of 39-4. >>> coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning," remember on the possible sdrover of a ninth planet and tell you what astronomers know and how to transform the practice of medicine. >> when you survey patients, very few of them complain about the knowledge base of their doctor or the fact that their doctor doesn't know anatomy. what they complain about is that their doctor is inefficient or ineffective in communicating and that is what patients feel and that is what we are trying to address with these programs. >> and we talk with actress rachel bloom from "cr

frenchman jo-wilfried tsonga notices the ball girl behind him had been struck and was in tears. so he stopped the match to escort her off the field, off c. his gesture is met with a round of applause from the crowd, as for tsonga's second round match, he won it in straight sets. what a caring guy. let's get a check now on this monster storm coming. >> i'm trying to figure out like what's going to be the worst part of it. and there's like so many different items. if you live at the beaches in the mid-atlantic you're going to deal with beach erosion possibly and property damage power outages from the strong wind. if you're down in the deep south in louisiana from houston to new orleans, you have the possibility of tornadoes later on today. so that obviously could be deadly and very dangerous itself. and then just looking at the latest forecast information from the raleigh area, charlotte, columbia south carolina, and your forecast has gotten colder. you've gotten winter storm warnings and you could be dealing with a crippling ice storm with massive power outages and tree damage. s

we do have a crew inside the tsongas arena and we'll have a full wrap up for you tonight at 11:00. reporting live from lowell, kimberly bookman, 7 news . >> anchor: coming up here a dangerous drive. a serious crash bringing route 1 to a standstill in peabody. the road had to be shut down for hours . >> anchor: and a brutal beating beating. a boston police officer attack insisted on the job and what happened when the man accused faced a judge today. >>> it's a new year so maybe you are looking for a new job . >> anchor: we have inside tips from people that know what the boss are looking for . >>> what you should never do when applying for a job tomorrow what would you do with five minutes to kill, and a smart phone? check the scores. probably post a pic. text a friend. how about register to vote? really? you can. five minutes online and a massachusetts drivers license is all it takes to register so you can vote go to registertovotema.com. it's that easy. done. i just registered. that was easy. register today. ittle things in life that make me smile. spending the day with my niece. u

governor bill clinton would go on to win the 1992 democratic presidential nomination with senator tsongas carrying seven states and finishing third. ♪ [applause] [cheering] [applause] >> good morning. [cheering] >> i accept the nomination, thank you. [laughter] [applause] >> today, we plant the seeds of america's economic renaissance. and the rain is going to make them grow. [applause] >> 200 years ago, our funding founding fathers gave us the democracy. it was based on the simple yet noble idea that government derives its validity from the consent of the governed. that consent must be constantly renewed. it can only be renewed by a full and vigorous debate on the issues that confront our nation. today, that search for renewal begins. that search for consent precedes as the constitution has provided. today, the national debate will commence. it begins here in this city. [cheering] [applause] >> lowell is my home. it is where i drew my first breath. it is where i will always derive a sense of place and a sense of belonging. it is what i am. and you, my neighbors and my friends, are what i

the most talked about thing today came in jo- wilfried tsonga's match... he stopped play to go help a sick ball-girl get low around 29. southwest wind around 5 mph becoming southeast in the evening. thursday: mostly cloudy, with a high near 54. south wind around 5 mph. thursday night: mostly cloudy, with a low around 38. windy, with a south wind 15 to 20 mph increasing to 25 to 30 mph in next. remember, you can find more information on the stories you saw here on our kolo 8 app, and on kolo-tv-dot-com. this is "jeopardy!" let's meet today's contestants -- a stay-at-home mom originally from marietta, georgia... head of operations at a venture capital firm, from frederick, maryland... and our returning champion, originally from boyertown, pennsylvania...

tsonga now the gentleman of the year with that move right there. he would win his match in straight sets. >>> darius fleming played against the chiefs in the divisional round of the playoffs with 22 stitches in his leg. he got those stitches kicking out a window rescuing a girl from a burning car. >> the windows would not open. i said i had to get her out of here somehow. i started kicking the window. she was kicking the window. it wasn't doing damage. i started kicking the window. it broke. i pulled her out. i wasn't expecting to be in that situation. i'm glad i was. >> the car accident happened as fleming was leaving gillette stadium. he saw it unfold. he did not bring attention to it. he was going about his business as like it never happened. >> just for that reason and that reason alone, it is enough to pull for the patriots. >> absolutely. >>> thanks, andy scholes. the northeast bracing for a monster storm. whether and where it will hit right after the break. you wanna see something intense? new pantene expert gives you the most beautiful hair

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he comes in second to paul tsongas and clinton as people expected to be dead in a finishing a strong second he is the comeback kid and wins the hampshire. so there is all sorts of expectations. look at the polls were then a difference of 10 points. one and then conveyed to the press. and regency all sorts of chefs one with the expectations. what one would want to bet on this stage it is a little early to tell. >> spec at what point where it really starts to show what one? >> dell eppley to end february we will see iowa and new hampshire and south carolina those letters station by both parties early one of the funny things to realize is undemocratic and republicans can agree. so they have been talking all the time so there is general agreement was february looks like. with a big delegate counts so the day after super tuesday all sealock with this race looks like then you have a lot of delegates chosen and as a move into april and more big states and then moving into popular states than there is another delegate count. on april 15 we will have a pretty good sense of who is winning. if

tonight at campaign event at the tsongas center, starts at 7:00 and doors open here at 4:30. live in lowell, i'm michael henrich, fox25 news. >> sara: yesterday during hillary's stop in new hampshire heckler tried to steal the show. >> man we go right there. you're very rude and i will not ever call on you. >> sara: that heckler was republican state representative from rockingham county and trying to ask women who claim they were sexually assaulted by her husband. >> doesn't want to even discuss it. >> sara: o'brien says she has asked hick about the allegations on two other occasions. it is a busy day for candidates in new england. bill clinton will be in rand paul, john caseic, bernie sanders and carlie fiorina will hit a number and donald trump is in lowell and monitor the developments on social media accounts all day and have full reports for you tonight on our news at 5:00. >> gene: feature length documentary film for the first time simply called boston. film go beyond just 2013 bombings and trace the race back to first netaniel nieves 1897. two feature films, play and hb

congresswoman niki tsongas is here. and former congresswoman carol shea-porter. and carol porter congresswoman niki tsongas is here. and former congresswoman carol shea-porter. thank you for being here today with us. also, it is a point of personal pride we have two awesome and brave and we have so many state reps and state senators from new hampshire, two many to mention. thank you all for being here today. i'm really excited. i have been on campaigns pretty much my whole life, but i have not been this excited since the day 26th years ago on the capitol lawn in austin, texas when my mother declared that she was running for governor of the state of texas, and richard -- ann richards. i am so excited to be in new hampshire. are you ready to make history today? thank you. let's set the stage. planned parenthood was started nearly 100 years ago. the whole idea was to give women access to health care and the rights they needed to build their future. since then, women have made an norm is progress, and let me tell you, we are just getting started, my friend. we are al

on monday, republican donald trump will headline a rally at the tsongas center at the u mass-lowell. a less than ideal start to the new year for two fantasy sports websites. the new york attorney general wants fanduel and boston based draftkings to turn over profits made in the empire state to the gamblers who lost the money. that number is around 200 million dollars. the a.g. filed a lawsuit that would also require the sites to pay a hefty fine to the state. it' s the latest move in new york' s attempt to shut down the popular sites. phil: new at 5:00, a travel nightmare for some winter classic fans today. a single commuter rail departed from south station to gillette for the big game this morning. because the train was full. that did not sit well with many who travelled all the way from canada only to be stranded 3 miles from the stadium. taxis and ubers eventually showed up. >> got to the station at 10:45 and they told us the station was at 10:15. one train to the stadium, that' s it. there' s no timing on it, no station location. >> i' m a season ticket holder. the mbta failed us

reid: donald trump spoke to a capacity crowd at the tsongas center, launching attacks against the obama administration' s policies in iran and promising to have mexico pay to build a wall that would stem the flow of illegal immigration. mr. trump: and i want people coming into our country, but reid: trump also promising to heavily tax u.s. companies that shut down plants in america, country. mr. trump we' re losing our jobs s going on in japan. opposition. hundreds demonstrated outside protesting trump' s proposal to , ban muslims from entering the country. inside the arena, scrutiny from groups like black lives matter, who call the billionaire a racist. but each time he was interrupted, trump laughingly : than a regular boring rally? reid: even tom brady made it into the speech after trump spotted a supporter wearing this t-shirt. mr. trump it says trump and tom brady -- look, together. i love tom brady. reid: trumps first rally of 2016, a record-setting crowd setting the tone for a busy year we are weeks away from the iowa caucus in new hampshire primary. trent pledging to spend $2 mi

they gather inside the tsongas center to hear the republican candidate speak. protesters made multiple attempts to derail the speech but trump and supporters kept going. someone moat a song. >> aid first sergeant like him. he kept us guys alive. >> this is amazing like trump came from heaven. >> reporter: he kept his speech local wishing tom brady a quick recovery on his strained ankle. police tell fox25 none of the protesters were arrested. >>> on the other side of the aisle, former president bill clinton hits the campaign trail in new hampshire on behalf of his wife. mingled with voters at stop at a restaurant in manchester and there no direct mention of donald trump, clinton definitely alluded to him. >> we don't want to run away from the place -- from the place we have been. and america is a place that welcomes all people. >> hillary clinton narrowly won new hampshire in 2008. >>> 18-year-olds in new hampshire could soon get their hand on a bottle of beer. 18 and 20 to drink beer and wine under the supervision of a responsible adult who is over the age 21.

. >>> french tennis star wilfried tsonga is a huge hit on social media this morning after coming to the aid of an ailing ball girl at the australian open. he stopped play and escorted her off the court after noticing that she wasn't feeling well. he says he appreciates the accolades but says offering a helping hand is just the normal thing to do. >>> and temperatures in melbourne were upper 80s. pretty warm to be playing tennis. another sports celebrity is being credited with coming to the rescue of a woman involved in a three-car accident. >>> new england patriots reserve linebacker dareus fleming says that he got 22 stitches in his right leg as a result of the rescue last week. he says he saw the woman struggling inside her smoking car and when he couldn't open the doors he kicked his foot through a window to pull her to safety. >>> and the actor who turned into a good samaritan got a visit from the father of the man he rescued. >> hollywood hero jamie foxx, saving the day in real life. he was given an emotional thank you. here's abc's kayna whitworth. >> got to move your car. got to

. >>> french tennis star tsonga is showing off a great move off the court. >> noticed a ball girl on the sidelines who seemed to be ailing and stopped play and escorted her off the court. how nice. he appreciates all of the accolades that have been coming in on social media but he adds that offering a helping hand is just the normal thing to do. >> very stand-up move. >> very observant of him too. in the heat and everything to actually take notice that someone was in need. >> he won, by the way. he'll be hitting the third round of the australian open tonight, i believe, tomorrow night, it is confusing with the time difference in australia. >> all right. >>> okay, so up next in "the pulse," amy schumer breaking her silence about other comics saying she stole their jokes. >>> and history in the nfl. the first full-time female coach. i accept i'm not 22. i accept i do a shorter set these days. p i even accept i have a higher risk of stroke due to afib, a type of irregular heartbeat, tnot caused by a heart valve problem. but i won't play anything less than my best. so if there's somethin

an establishment figure and a challenger figure, whether it be the howard dean figure, the powell tsongas and so forth, in the end, barack obama was -- those examples that actually pulled it off largely because he had great support within the minority community that is not true for bernie sanders. that's not a big deal in iowa as it will be later on in the trail. and the question for bernie sanders is whether he can transcend his sort of natural starting base. >> they've tried -- this has been mostly polite for a democratic campaign. the differences have mostly been on policy. but you can kind of tell they're under each other's skin in the final days of the because of the stakes. so bernie sanders, he's not saying that hillary's being mean, but he doesn't like some things. >> i am disappointed by the tone of her campaign. she is talking to the people of iowa and saying, bernie sanders wants to dismantle health care. but it is not true to suggest that she will be the stronger candidate in november. >> fun. >> he can say things about hillary clinton but she hasn't been mean to bernie sander

arkansas governor bill clinton would go on to win the 1992 nomination with senator tsongas caring

josh: to this day, many people still remember clinton as the winner, even though paul tsongas beat him. and while clinton was declaring victory, drama was playing out on the republican side, and carney was in the middle of it. night. president george h.w. bush lost the new hampshire primary by winning, beating insurgent pat buchanan by 15%. more damaging were the exit polls, some of which showed bush barely leading buchanan and others showing buchanan slightly ahead. >> it looked close during the day and the reporters started to say that it was a great defeat for the president, when in actuality on election day, when the votes were counted, bush had won. josh but the damage had been : done. >> it was like a big story, a big upset, the national reporters were all writing their stories and what a setback this was for bush. josh it brought back memories of : 1968, when an upstart u.s. senator, eugene mccarthy of minnesota, essentially ended the reelection hopes for president lyndon baines johnson. amid the backdrop of the vietnam war, mccarthy won by losing to johnson in new hampshire, 50

trump spoke yesterday at the tsongas center. outside hundreds protested trump's proposal to ban muslims from entering the country. at the rally, trump promised to have mexico pay for a wall that would stem the flow of illegal immigration into the u.s. trump also launched attacks against the obama administration's policies in iran. trump: people are tired and are sick of the stupidity that we're seeing coming out of washington. emily: even tom brady made it he raved about the quarterback after spotting a supporter wearing a t-shirt with trump and brady on it together. randy: former president bill clinton stumps for his wife hillary in new hampshire. he spoke to a packed house at exeter town hall last night after stops in nashua and manchester. clinton says broad-based prosperity is one of the major challenges facing the country and the next president. clinton: if everyone has a job and something to look forward to in the morning, it reduces the tensions and increases the hope in a country. her two-day "river-to-river" tour of iow