now wmur news 9 at 5:00. josh: a flood warning is still in effect for some parts of new hampshire even though the heaviest rain has moved on. good evening, thank you for joining us. i'm josh mcelveen. jennifer: and i'm jennifer vaughn. today's rain caused a lot of headaches like this flooding in ossipee, slowing down drivers on route 16 tonight, and one deadly crash has been confirmed. but conditions are steadily getting better, so let's check in with chief meteorologist mike haddad for a closer look at that. mike: yes, and a lot of this rain initially very beneficial. we needed rain in a big way, and many communities picking up well over two, three, four inches. take a look at the total. sanbornton coming in at over seven inches of rain, that's a two-month average for parts of the lakes region all in a mere 24 hours. tilton just under six inches of rain, same story around laconia down to concord at 3.83 inches. well above the average monthly total we pick up in all of september. cleared the coast in the last

adam sexton, wmur news 9. tom: republican candidate for president jeb bush was also in new hampshire today for several events, and he too weighed in on new hampshire's first in the nation primary status in a one on one interview with wmur political director josh mcelveen. josh: for jeb bush the day started with a very frank roundtable discussion about the heroin epidemic and the crisis of addiction in new hampshire. a talk that included first responders, law enforcement, local officials, even recovering addicts, bush told the group that the federal government plays a key role in the fight on heroin. first stopping the drug from coming into the country and then partnering with the state and local communities to break the cycle of opioid addiction. but he also pushed back against the recent comments made by the national chair of the republican party, reince preeb us and -- >> as long as new hampshire voters continue to be as discerning and as interested in the process as they are, which i don't believe will ever

according to cnn/wmur poll, sanders gets 46%, while clinton has 30% followed by vice president joe biden who hasn't decided whether or not to run, he gets 14%. many presidential candidates marco rubio, ted cruz, ben carson and bernie sanders took time from the campaign to attend the pope's speech to congress yesterday. jeb bush was on special report talking about one of topics of the speech, climate change. >> the pope is religious leader. he is not a political figure. he never said he is political leader. look, the climate is changing. it is a creation of god. people of faith i think understand that. we should be protective of the

according to the cnn/wmur poll, sanders gets 41%. look at that!0% and followed by vice president joe biden who has nod decided whether to run. he has got 14%. many presidential candidates including marco rubio, ted cruz, ben carson, bernie sanders took time from the campaign to attend the pope's speech to congress yesterday. jeb bush was on "special report" talking about one of the topics of the speech. that was climate change. >> the pope is a religious leader. he is not a political figure. he never said he is political figure. look the climate is changing and it's a creation of god and people of faith i think understand that and we should be protective of the environment for that very reason. we have responsibility that goes beyond other species in that regard. nicole: today republican presidential contenders will gather in washington, d.c. for value voters summit. lauren: before you head out the door. let's get a look at your weekend weather forecast. let's bring in a star. fox news meteorologist maria molina. she knows all about it. good morni

ll isprimary, the wmur po the worst because it shows bernie sanders was a problem for.bernie sanders is a problem, that may pave the way for joe biden to be a problem down the road. >> which makes biden's work on the outside more important. even when you include the margin of error, it is jarring. in the clinton team's defense, whether they are doing is letting her loose. ok, clinton, letting loose. not things you put together. they are starting to take a page m'sthe obama tea campaign. she had that interview with lena dunham. that works. that is how you build an outside movement around you. you start to address the grassroots, address people, been ahere there has disconnect before. her team is in a very early stage of releasing their full-scale plan. margaret: tried to turn the boat ar5ound. you saw it with keystone. she tried to get in front of that so she could be against it before obama is against it. >> it is very early. her team is happy with what they did on the policy side of things. every this dominates week. that has to be in him is the frustrating to them. ma

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but the latest from wmur and cnn shows him leading 16 points over hillary clinton. and since july he's up 10 and she's down 12 points. and look at the transformation and opinion on who will most likely win the state. dead even. clinton has fallen 26%. and while voters still believe clinton has the best shot at winning the general election, her net favorability is in third place, far behind both sanders, and vice president joe biden. >>> jeb bush made a comment yesterday evening similar to one mitt romney was criticized for in 2012. while taking questions from a mostly white audience in south carolina, a white man asked bush to look around the room and said, quote, how many black faces do you see? how are you going to include them and get them to vote for you? after stressing the importance of running an inclusive and diverse campaign, bush said this -- >> republicans get 4% to 7%, maybe of the african-american vote for president. those are kind of the numbers that i hear about. if you doubled that, you're still at a low number, right? but if you double that, you win

he set down with w m you are tv tv in newur hampshire. >> this is a wmur commitment 2016 special.h financial support from save the children action network. now, "conversation with the candidate." tonight, former rhode island governor lincoln chafee. josh: good evening, everyone. welcome to our "conversation with the candidate" series. our guest this evening is former rhode island governor lincoln chafee. will be getting to know governor chafee and where he stands on the issues. we will go to the studio audience for a town hall format afterward. before any of that, let's look at the candidate biography. lincoln chafee was born in warwick, rhode island, in 1950 three and earned a degree in the classics in 1955. after graduation, he attended montana state university and worked as a blacksmith at harness racetracks throughout the u.s. and canada. after returning to rhode island where he worked in manufacturing, he served on the warwick city council and in 1992 was elected mayor of warwick and was reelected three times. in 1999, he was appointed as a republican to the united states sen

a new cnn/wmur poll has trump with a ten-point lead over carly fiorina.or marco rubio moving into third place and dr. ben carson slipping to fourth. on the democratic side, look at this, bernie sanders has a commanding 16-point edge over hillary clinton. >> the shooting of a man in a wheelchair by police in wilmington, delaware is sparking controversy. it was captured on video. it is upsetting to see. >> hands up. hands up. put your hands up? >> put your hands up! [ gunshots ] >> it began when state police responded to a call of a man who shot himself and was still armed. police are heard obviously you heard it there saying drop the gun and hands up. the man, jeremy mcdole did not comply. his mother says the shooting was unjust. police say they engaged when mcdole began to remove a weapon from his waistbanned. >>> a midair scare for passengers from perth to hong kong. they made a landing in indonesia when an engine failed. one passenger says flames were streaming from a wing and it caused panic on board. the airline denies there was any fire. none of the

a cnn-wmur poll today shows in new hampshire bernie sanders burying the former secretary of state, 46h 14%. and on the republican side, trump still on top, 26%, up 3% from a july survey. carly fiorina rising to second place with 16%. that's an increase of 15 points since july. marco rubio now in third with 9%. >>> joining us tonight real clear politics political reporter caitlyn huey-burns, and executive editor of the weekly standard, fox news contributor fred barnes, thank you for joining us. those numbers in new hampshire if they hold up for another couple of weeks. caitlyn can she withstand this much longer? >> interesting, hillary clinton has tried over the past couple of weeks to shift her campaign. we've seen her doing the talk shows and nearly every turn she is confronted with more questions about her e-mails. lou: you're not suggesting that is inappropriate, are you? those are the questions that are existential for a candidate in this country, at least should be, their integrity, their record. >> yes. lou: so are you saying that's the reason for the decline? one would think. >

commitmenta wmur 2016 special bit with financial report from save the children action network. . candidate. tonight, new jersey governor chris christie. [applause] and good evening, everyone welcome to our conversation. our guest this evening's new jersey governor chris christie. we will get to know governor christie and where he stands on the key issues. we'll start the program by asking questions and after the break, we'll get to our studio audience for their questions in a town hall style format. get a look atet's the candidate must biography. >> chris christie was born in 1962 in newark, new jersey and lived in the state his entire life except to go to college at the university of delaware. after college, he graduated from seton hall school of law in 1987 and joined a private from where he became partner. he was elected as a freeholder, similar to a county commissioner in morris county and served as director of the board there. he was named u.s. attorney for the district of new jersey in 2002. was sworn in as governor of new jersey in t10 and was reelected to a second term. a

a new cnn wmur poll has bernie sanders up had 6% to '30% over hillary clinton in new hampshire. is yet to announce whether he is running sits at third with is pergs with this and other troubling polls hillary clinton new strategy better aimed at connecting to voters in a rather obvious effort to reach the millennials she sat down for an interview with actress lena dunham this week. >> did you have anxiety about that the concept of losing your own ited tid joining forces with someone who had political ambitions? >> i was terrified about loading my identity and getting lost in, you know, the kind of wake of bill's force of nature personality. i actually turned him down twice when he asked me to marry. i said yes, i can't say yes. no, i can't do that right now. and then about a year later he asked me again, i said no. no he said i'm not asking you again until you say yes. >> marriage proposals? not exactly hard hitting lienna. joining me now from washington is ed henry who covers the campaign for fox news. ed, how are the clinton folks reacting to the new numbers? man, they look re

the granite state where bush was leading in june he's now tied for fifth place according to a cnn/wmurides are spending a lot of time trying to reassure anxious donors and supporters what jeb bush himself told us be patient. that bush rivals may be generating buzz but bush is building a nationwide infrastructure team to keep him alive through the gop contests well into the spring. >> patience. that's my first part of this strategy. the second part would be more patience. >> but the long haul does not lead to victory unless bush can actually win republican delegates. to do that even bush campaign advisers admit the central thesis of his campaign has to work. that he can shed the bush baggage and convince voters he is the washington outsider they're looking for. >> i think people want authenticity. they want someone who has the leadership skills to turn ideas into reality. i got to do that as governor of florida. i can do it as president of the united states. and i'll convince people of that. >> but even some bush backers worry the problem is fundamental. republican voters are looking fo

hampshire voters, and wear white listed as >> pam: trust is a pack the court.according to the cnn-wmur poll. trump leads with 26-percent support among those who say they plan to vote in the new hampshire republican primary. california businesswoman is now in second place with 16-percent. florida senator marco rubio is in third place. ben carson and jeb bush are tied for fourth place with 8- percent. the new hampshire primary is tuesday february 9th. fox news released a statement today saying its executives and donald trump next week to discuss their differences. news channel that he believes he has been treated unfairly throughout the coverage of the race. after rich lowry made a comment about trump on wednesday night trump tweeted out that he was in return the network canceled trump's appearance on "the o- reilly factor" that was scheduled for tonight. president barack obama an >> pat the treasury store chain is misleading its customers. and then first lawsuit filed in california over volkswagen scandal at he strong tonight. our top story potto libraries shutdown after bedbugs are dis

new jersey governor chris christie sat down for an interview with dem you -- wmur tv as part of his conversationseries. he answers questions from the studio audience. the legalization of marijuana, combating he also talked about the bridge gate scandal and how it has impacted his campaign. this is 45 minutes. now conversation with the candidate. tonight, chris christie. >> welcome to our conversation with the candidate series. tonight we will beginning to know governor christie, where he stands on all of the key issues. after the break we will get to our studio audience in a town hall style format. let's get a quick look at the candidates biography. christie grew up in livingston. he lived in the state his entire life. after college he graduated from the school of law in 1987 and joined a private firm where he ultimately became partner. he was elected as a freeholder in morris county and served as director of the board. he was named u.s. attorney for the district of new jersey. sworn in as governor of new jersey in 2010 and was elected to a second term. wants to reform social security, medicare,

commitmenta wmur 2015 special with financial support from save the children action network.ow, conversation with the candidate. tonight, new jersey governor chris christie. [applause] >> good evening and welcome to our conversation with the candidate series. our guest is governor chris christie. tonight, we are getting to know governor christie and where he stands on the key issues. after the break, we get to our studio audience for their questions. before we start with that, we get a quick look at the candidates biography. >> chris christie was born in 1962 in new jersey and grew up in livingston. has lived in the state is entire life except in college at the university of delaware. graduated fromhe the school of law and joined a private firm. he was elected as a freeholder in morris county and served as director of the board there. he was and u.s. attorney for the district of new jersey in 2002. inwas sworn in as governor 2010 and was reelected to a second term. reform social security, medicare, medicaid, and the criminal justice system. he also would like to create a new

senator marco rubio as the biggest winners following last week's republican debate and a new poll from wmurour affiliate in new hampshire, shows a shake-up in the granite state lineup. >> if i quit talking to all the people who attacked me i would have crawled under a rock long ago. >> reporter: and senator rubio who mostly stayed away from trump no longer holding back. >> he really never talks about issues and can't have more than a ten-second sound bite on any key issue and has been exposed a little bit and is a touchy and insecure guy. >> reporter: trump calls him a kid who repeats what he hears in congress. >> they sit in the senate even though he misses most of the votes, by the way. >> reporter: look at these numbers. here we go, sanders, clinton and biden. check out bernie sanders, the vermont senator, a double-digit lead over hillary clinton. george, back in july hillary clinton led this poll. >> now it's not even close. okay, tom, thanks very much. we'll cover a lot more on the race sunday on "this week." >> you'll have a lot to talk about this sunday. >>> now to that horrific acci

. -- wmur this is 25 minutes.captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2015] [applause] >> good evening everyone. our guest is wisconsin governor republican scott walker and tonight we will be getting to know him and where he stands on all the key issues in this race. i will ask the candidate some questions and after a break, we will bring our studio audience in for their questions. let's have a quick look at the candidate's bio. in 1960lker was born seven in colorado springs, colorado but spent his early years in plainfield, iowa. his family moved to wisconsin in 1977 where he was involved in a number of activities including boy scouts. he attended marquette university and worked for ibm during school before he dropped out to work full-time. he was elected to the state assembly in 1983. he was inaugurated as governor of wisconsin in 2011 and into 2015.cond term in walker wants to transform the educational system, reform government, and invest in infrastructure. he is married and has two sons. good to see

the cnn, wmur fwran it state polls has them at 6%.nt joe biden gets 14%. >> a clinton aide told me tonight the form she signed -- not the arrangement allowing her to work for state. the clinton foundation and an outside consulting group, and now the a.p. is saying aberdeen provided financial information to show whether she had conflict of interest or not. >> is the benghazi committee -- about hundreds of emails they didn't get? >> they just are struggling to understand what happened here. there's over 900 emails involved in libya, we're told. some of them about benghazi. there was a subpoena months ago from the chairman trey gowdy. was that subpoena ignored? was it defied by officials at the state department or in the clinton campaign? these are answers that have to be addressed. questions that have to be addressed. on top of that this is happening not in a vacuum, but with an fbi criminal investigation. what else is in that server that we haven't seen? >> ed, thank you. >>> federal reserve chair janet yellen is back in d.c. tonight a

something we put up on the screen, a graphic of a new cnn/wmur poll. the numbers we put up were incorrect so we want to make sure we get it right. as we said bernie sanders is leading hillary clinton in a new hampshire poll or in new hampshire 46% to 30%. >>> coming up, vladimir putin's charm offensive. why the russian president is suddenly heaping praise on the u.s. as he gets set to meet with the president and possibly elton john. plus, how is pope francis spending his time in the u.s. when he is not greeting the masses? we'll show you as our coverage of his historic visit rolls on, but, first, on a friday morning, >>> coming up, how much eye contact is right when you're looking someone right in the eye? what the study says and what's >> and the ultimate the new fall collection. white house black market. [ male announcer ] sun ripened strawberries... fresh local milk... real cream... and no artificial flavors. now you know why nothing else tastes like philadelphia strawberry. rich, creamy, and delicious. now with even more sweet strawberries. only ph

phil mattingly tweets another w him you are new hampshire -- a wmur new hampshire poll.rump at 22%. carson, 18%. fiorina, 11%. jeb bush, 9%. john kasich, 9%. the others are trailing behind. mark, good morning. tell us the appeal of the outside candidates. caller: what i find ironic is the way that the established media -- they act like they are so surprised. establishment the . they were the first to feel the wrath of this antiestablishment movement. host: the media? .aller: yeah the internet has taken over the news media. now they sound like, we cannot believe the appeal of mr. trump, an outsider. they were the first ones to get gored. present company excluded. host: thank you. kevin in new york. love this show, and i love watching you every morning. i am all for the outside candidates, because for too many years these politicians have been coming with the same thing every two years or four years. i know they have to work within the system, but they need to say that. we need to work within the system, stopped just giving us what they think we want to hear -- not what we

a new cnn/wmur survey shows that sanders has the support of almost half of likely voters in next year's and 14% have support for u.s. vice president joe biden, should he decide to run. on the republican side of things, the polls show that donald trump continues to hold a wide lead in new hampshire over his primary competitors. but the rest of the field is shifting. trump leads with 26% among likely voters to vote in the nation's first primary. >> but second position now goes to businesswoman carly fiorina with 16%. florida senator marco rubio third with 9%. retired neurosurgeon ben carson was in second is in fourth place now with 8%. try to keep up. shifting numbers. >> something donald trump probably didn't like. he got a less than glowing reception on the streets of new york on thursday, and our cnn new york cameras were there. [ booing ] trump met with more jeers than cheers as he walked into the trump tower through a crowded field there gathered for the pope. later the republican presidential hopeful could be seen there at the top of the tower, waving to the crowd below. >> well, tr

. >> a couple interesting polls, this is from wmur. pitted trump against possible democratic rivals. not against his republican rivals. obviously he would win the nam nation. here clinton wins in that matchup 50 to 42. the next is against bernie sanders, he wins, and then the next one ist hypothetical as joe biden gets into the race, he wins. jackie, do any of these mean anything or are these a fun parlor game to look at right now? >> i think this is a parlor game. ly say, you see trump's numbers coming down. i won't say he is dead, my goodness, we all said it once or twice in this cycle. he's been wrong. but it does seem like his stick is wearing thin on people at this point. >> it's interesting, we had michael coen speaking for donald trump the spokesperson here speaking with you earlier this week and he said that donald trump doesn't attack unless he is attacked. we've seen this back and forth with he and rubio all week. so which is it? is it a news ptat, back and forth that he sees marco rubio, whose number versus come up on rnc an