host: william o'brien, a term limit. guest: a couple of responses. senator cruz is a great supporter of term limits. as he has said in response to this type of question from a number of voters. he went to washington being a supporter of term limits in washington. he became a firm supporter of term limits not only for members of congress but also for justices on the supreme court. it is good to have a healthy turnover and new talent coming forward. part of the solution here lies in us, the voters. there is a tendency for us not to look past pandering. we have candidates at say i'm against the lyrical correctness -- political correctness and think the alternative they want to show people's insult and obscenity's rather than saying politically correction allows even republican -- or compels even republican candidates to say that they want young women to be drafted into the military. we saw that during the debate on saturday. that was nothing more than political correction rather than thoughtful analysis of a change that would be bad for america. we have

host: william o'brien, a term limit. guest: a couple of responses.enator cruz is a great supporter of term limits. as he has said in response to this type of question from a number of voters. he went to washington being a supporter of term limits in washington. he became a firm supporter of term limits not only for members of congress but also for justices on the supreme court. it is good to have a healthy turnover and new talent coming forward. part of the solution here lies in us, the voters. there is a tendency for us not to look past pandering. we have candidates at say i'm against the lyrical correctness -- political correctness and think the alternative they want to show people's insult and obscenity's rather than saying politically correction allows even republican -- or compels even republican candidates to say that they want young women to be drafted into the military. we saw that during the debate on saturday. that was nothing more than political correction rather than thoughtful analysis of a change that would be bad for america. we have t

after that we'll take to william o'brien, who is co--chair of the pet cruz presidential campaign. and later a conversation about the youth vote in the 2016 campaign. washington journal live on c-span at 7:00 eastern, join by phone, facebook or twitter. >> new hampshire graphics, a sign-making company and we're learning about how political yard signs are made with the owner shane millie. how are you today? >> fine, thank you. >> let's talk about your business before we head to the press. what kind of uptick have you seen this year? >> we've seen a nice jump in business. we have the primaries in town. this time of year, political wise, we get quite a few orders coming in. talk about the campaigns you've worked for. who have you worked for and what kind of orders are you seeing? >> we've done some ben carson, some rand paul signs. we do a lot of state and local political players as well. >> so when a campaign comes to you, what do they have to give you in order to get your business done? >> they'll give us their art work or kind of an idea of what they're looking to do. they'll tell

. >>> new this morning, a deadly our partners say william o'brien hill is charged with second degree murder and possession of a firearm by a felon. police reports say hill used a handgun to shoot blake on january 23rd. he was shot multiple times in the r parking lot. he died the next morning. >>> hill is in the gaston county jail this morning. we're asking police if hill and blake knew each other. >>> at the time of his arrest yesterday, hill was found with a handgun. he was previously charged with possession of a firearm by a felon in 2007. he pleaded guilty to the crime the following year and was sentenced to 13 to 16 months in prison. >> >> clouds from yesterday are going to stick around today. meteorologist vicki graf has an update and the fog advisory. >> that is right brittany. we're under a dense fog we're in the upper 40s to lower 5 oz. we're going to warm up quickly. we're under cloudy skies right now tracking the threat for showers out to the west. as those showers approach later today, some neighborhoods will see the threat for rain. we are going to deal with morning fog s

our partners at the gazette say william o'brien hill is charged with second degree murder and possession of a fire arm by a felon. police reports say hill used a gun to shoot blake on january 23rd. he was found shot multiple times in the parking lot. he died the next morning. hill is now in the gaston county jail and we're asking police if hill and blake new eve other. >> at the time of his arrest yesterday, hill was found with a handgun. he was previously charged back in 2007 and he pleaded guilty to the crime the following year and was sentenced to 13 to 16 months in prison. >> time is 7:11. that is a gorgeous sunrise there. maybe reflecting a little bit off the clouds and fog we have there. vicki graf has an update on these foggy conditions from severe center 9. >> you can see a little bit of that sun this morning. going through the afternoon it is going to be cloudy. this morning woe still have the fog problem north of charlotte through salisbury and concord. it is tough to see especially on the back roads, low-lying areas. take your time if you're heading out this morning. we're in

our studio in manchester talk to ted we'll cruz's new hampshire cochair, state representative william o'brien. first, c-span is live outside a polling station in manchester today's ers where primary are showing up, and voting is under way. we are inside webster elementary school, the ward 1 in jim ester, joined by townsend. he is the moderator. tell us about activity this year years past. >> good morning. we usually have a high turnout. we usually have the highest turnout in the whole city. i think there's a lot of excitement. if you drive around, you see the political signs on people's lawns so we'll have probably in thehe highest turnout city, i hope. >> as far as preparing for this day, what kind of things did you have to factor in, volunteers, facilities, what kind of things did you have to think about? honestly, this is a challenge because it's arduous work, a very long day. we have to be here at 5:00 in the morning and we don't get out of here until everything is reconciled. ometimes midnight for some of us. and we have training at the city ofrk's office, and secretary state gives us tr

. >> we preview the new hampshire primary vote with political reporter of dan tuohy and tlen william o'brienign. later, a conversation with sarah audelo about the youth vote in the 2016 campaign. "washington journal" live every morning on c-span 7:00 eastern and join the conversation by phone or facebook or twitter. ♪ >>> i'm currently on the fence between hilary and bernie. and the most important issue to me in this election is education. i'm a high school teacher and elementary school teacher. and i want the know where their stance is on the common core and what they want to do with that. >> what's most important to me is our national debt because it's going to affect us teens and what i find most important is not who you're voting for. i'm not endorsing anyone. i want you to get out to the polls. use your voice. your vote is your voice. >> my number one issue in this campaign is getting big money out of politics. citizens united needs to be overturned. until we address that in our politics everything else is just going to keep getting worse and worse, very small number of people are makin

o'brien: i often wonder, if someone who has attained chief justice of the united states would entertain doing something else. william howard taft was also president of the united states. i just wondered whether -- the primaries are just starting now. [laughter] justice roberts: what a horrifying thought. [laughter] [applause] justice roberts: no, it's a life term, and i intend to fill out the term. mr. o'brien: thank you, chief justice roberts. thank you for sharing. thank you very much. justice roberts: thank you very much. [applause] justice roberts: thank you. a look at the supreme court today. chair, antonin scalia's draped in black wool crepe. paul ryan said today he supports blocking whomever president obama nominates to replace scalia on the court. ryan said the supreme court is not an extension of the white house. the president has absolutely every right to nominate somebody to the supreme court, but congress as an equal branch has every right not confirm someone. ou could read more at "the milwaukee sentinel." >> a way to track the government as it happens. >> is a great way for us to stay informed. >> a lo

by new re joined hampshire state representative william o'brien who's the cochair for ted cruz presidential campaign and sarah audelo will talk about the youth vote in campaign 2016 and you can join the conversation on facebook and twitter. it's good morning, tuesday, february 9, 2016. all eyes on new hampshire today as voters head to the voting booth there, including this poling station at webster manchester.chool in voting is taking place on the heels of a winter storm that land d snow across new eng yesterday, but the weather didn't deter candidates from heir last-minute pitches and get out and vote efforts. the political states of those hands of rest in the state residents, like those in which has le notch, the tradition of casting the first votes in the