billy shaheen, thanks for joining us from manchester.'s start with a very simple question -- hillary has been up there now for the past two days. how is it going in your state? billy: i think it's going just the way she planned it. she's meeting people she wants to meet, talking about the issues of today. we had a meeting last night, all of the activists -- well, some of the activists. it was fun to be with her, sit around and talk for a couple of hours. she was comfortable, relaxed and ready to go. mark: what do you think -- would it be better for her if she has a tough, spirited, serious challenger for the nomination, or better not to? billy: i think it does not make a difference. i think she has enough experience and debated enough people that it can go either way for her. if she has the competition, she will rise to the occasion. if she doesn't, she will be prepared in the fall. john: secretary clinton is different from any presidential candidate probably ever in terms of the size of the entourage traveling with her, the number of re

. >> msnbc political correspondent kasie hunt joins us from manchester and joining us from nashville,ago. kasie, let's start with you, talk about the politics and eggs breakfast that just wrapped up. >> reporter: good morning, jose. well, politics and eggs here is a hallowed tradition here in the new hampshire primary. the room inside is decorated with old photos of lyndon johnson campaigning, hillary clinton campaigning, barack obama campaigning, and, obviously, george w. bush and his father so you heard from jeb bush today. he talked a little bit about that family relationship. he said you know what i'm not my brother, i'm not my father anyone who has a sibling would know that. it's been a subject of some interest here from the voters who bush has encountered so far on this trip. bush has also been asked at an event last night and today about immigration. it's a subject that's clearly on the mind of the voters here. take a listen how jeb bush has been handling the question in new hampshire. >> what makes us different is that our national identity is based on a set of shared values.

joining us now from manchester, new hampshire -- >> i was expecting great insight on jeb bush primary and i get it going back to chipotle. >> kasie hunt caught up with bush and asked him about some of the key issues and candidates he's likely to face. >> reporter: good morning. well, this new hampshire primary is stunningly wide open. and i think somebody -- i think it was bill crystal yesterday was talking about how jeb bush hasn't managed to clear out the field and think that was on display at this event that he held yesterday with politics and pie. he was challenged over and over and over again by voters you showed a little bit of him talking about his family. he was also challenged pretty aggressively on immigration and also on common core those two things that come up every time i've covered him here in new hampshire. but i also was thinking a little bit about the fact that income inequality and how we deal with that increasing gap is clearly going to be a central theme of this race. you heard it in marco rubio's announcement speech. and obviously we saw some private companies ar

joining us now from manchester new hampshire, political reporter for the "washington post," robert costaand here in new york professor at ucla matt bareto. co-author of latino america. good to have you on board. >> bob, let's start with you. chris christie yesterday the crowds looked big and christie seemed to be in hid season form. >> the best moment was when he was asked about the ending of the sopranos. still an enigma to everyone who loved the show and so is christie's political future. christie didn't really seem to have an answer but he was pretty good at the town hall. >> and the crowds were packed. new hampshire it seems that where he went at least some new hampshire voters were interested in hearing what he had to say. >> he's trying to prove to everyone that it may be a crowded and competitive field but he has the personality, the blue state swagger that the republican party may need. i watched him for over 90 minutes at this town hall and i was reminded this is the cristhris christie of all, the one you and i watched in 2010 when he had the town hall meetings in new jersey. he

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from all of us here, we appreciate your time. this is "jeopardy!" here are today's contestants -- a project manager from madison, wisconsin... a volunteer guardian ad litem from manchestereturning champion -- a phd student in computer science originally from chicago, illinois... whose 3-day cash winnings total... and now here is the host of "jeopardy!" -- alex trebek! [ applause ] thanks, johnny. thank you, ladies and gentlemen. hope you were watching yesterday. great day for michael. not a record-setting day. that record is still around $70,000-some but michael picked up $56,000. meanwhile, we have a-a game to do. so, kerry and max, welcome aboard and good luck to you. here we go. what are the categories in the first round today? they are... followed by... notice "moon" in quotation marks. next, in honor of occupational therapy month a whole category on that subject. that's followed by... and... michael, off you go. let's take body for $200 please. kerry. what is the trachea? that's right. uh, body for $400. michael. what is the tricuspid valve? no. kerry. what is the mitral valve? that's it. yes. body for $600.

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used during construction, but the contractor says the water may be coming from openings in the bridge structure. >>> two european soccer powerhouses will square off at levi's stadium this summer. manchesterted will play barcelona on july 25. it's one of the biggest soccer events of the summer. the exhibition is a part of the international champions cup. >>> from the deadly earthquake in nepal comes stories of survival. the amazing rescue of a man trapped in the rubble for days. >> from the kpix 5 weather center, good afternoon, everyone. the coast is clearing out. we have sunshine inland but this is nothing. wait until you see the seven- day forecast coming up as the news continues on kpix 5. >>> the death toll in nepal is more than 1500. this is a look at the damage over kathmandu. survivors of the nepalese earthquake are desperate for help and hope is fading of finding anyone else alive. but as seth doane reports from kathmandu, rescue teams are not giving up. >> reporter: rescue workers drilled and pried for five hours. ultimately they pulled 28-year- old foreign out of the rubble alive. he had been trapped near dead bodies for around 80 hours. [ non-english language ] >> reporter: my

manchester. laura: for more on the rising popularity of vinyl, i spoke a brief time ago with bill wordy a music industry expert and former editor of billboard. he joins us fromew york. what is behind this vinyl revival? bill: a lot of this is being driven by younger folks. from the studies i seen, you are over indexing for vinyl on basically eight 2-1 representation. for every 10 out of 100 people they survey that is under 35, they are roughly responsible for 20% of vinyl purchases. what interesting is it is not just a pure final -- your vinyl fetishism that is happening. they belong to music fan clubs that sort of thing. it is very much a novelty with a younger generation. most of these kids that are over indexing, they weren't even alive last time i know was a mainstream or at -- mainstream format. a little bit of nostalgia fetishism, but not actual nostalgia. laura: they are buying new bands on vinyl can all-time low. bill: people have used music for so long to define their identity to showcase who they are. i think the digital age doesn't always allow that. tiny little icons on your iphone screen. sometimes it is nothing at all. vinyl lets you demonstrat

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us? we are americans. god bless america. thank you. [applause] thank you. >> we have time for a couple questions. on this side. yes, ma'am. >> stacey from manchester. my question is, what are your thoughts on privacy? gov. kasich: i am all for it. i am concerned about privacy. not just from the government, but it seems like if we go to the grocery store they know what i'll we are walking down. i have friends in the software business and i told them one of the keys were all of us is the great invention would be one that protects my privacy in light of all these electronic devices and all this digital work that goes on in this country. in terms of the federal government, at the end of the day, we need to make sure that we have courts that are in a position to protect us when government wants to come and come into our lives. but there has to be a balance on privacy against security. because we cannot have lone wolves in this country like we have seen in europe who are intent on coming in and destroying our people. but fundamentally we are free , and we need to be free and privacy is an integral part of it. i don't know what else i can say. but we can

us we go there technically clear on the game. like we say, we need to get something from the game. that is clear. that was the same before we played the manchester united game. a game we wanted to ensure we at least got a point from. >> we can only master our own performances. we can only focus on that and be realistic and continue to earn the right to win the game >>> harbouring ambitions of playing in the champion's league next season. they travel to everton. there's no robin van persie for the game against aston villa. chelsea leads the way. they have a 6-point advantage, late match against stoke city. first n ba play-off. indian dissent to make his debut on saturday. it keeps the kings from the new orleans pelicans. born in canada. 7 foot 5 or 2.2 meters. the tallst player in the n.b.a. his big frame draws attention, the new found fame is something he's ready to embrace. >> i think there'll be a lot of cheers and stuff. it's a big moment in the n ba history and my country india. my family will be proud of me. they'll give a cheer. >> that's one we look forward to in the coming hours on al jazeera. moving to the n.h.l. >>> dallas stars hit of

us is we are americans. god bless america. thank you. [applause] thank you. [applause] >> we have time for a couple quick questions. back there. >> yes, ma'am. >> daisy from manchester my question is what are your thoughts? >> i'm all for it. i am concerned about privacy and not just from the government. if we go to a grocery store they know what i'll your walking down. one of the keys for all of us is something that would protect privacy in light of all of these electronic devices and digital work that goes on this country. there has to be a balance. we can have can have long walks fundamentally we are free. it's an integral part. i don't know what else i i can say to mobile we can talk. >> the last question right here. >> governor, originally from ohio. >> what's that? >> move back. my wife and i had the pleasure to meet you last time you were here thinking about running. we get to see all the great things we accomplished. a lot of us are feeling the pressure to get behind one of the candidates. while it seems only to some it is not. what what is between here and your decision as to whether you will run again. >> you know what trying to figure out what the lord wa

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