great to be back again in another stop in new hampshire. certainly fun for us. town on meetings are great because we get to get a finger on the pulse of what people are asking here in new hampshire. some constant themes about the economy, obamacare, national security issues. as i mentioned at the onset, today, again we heard yet another judge point out that hillary clinton clearly, according to this judge's comments, seems to have violated the regulations and standards the federal government when it comes to her e-mail server. as i point out, this is one of the frustrating things. it is pretty clear that every time she was using that unprotected server, she was putting our national security at risk. she was putting our children and our families at risk. to me it is either illegal or it is incompetent. it increasingly appears to be something of both. >> do you find that term offensive and you think it promotes or hinders the debate? governor walker: i will leave other candidates to talk about that. when i talk about immigration, i talk about how we need to have a

the kasich super pac -- we reported they got a new 30 second spot in new hampshire. when does jeb start? coming up, hillary clinton's advisor, strategist, pollster joel benenson of new york, new york will join us. we will ask him about all the data after this word from our sponsors. ♪ mark: our guest tonight is working hard this friday night. he is hillary clinton's strategist and pollster, joel benenson. thank you for coming in. your candidate is much in the news. you are a former journalist. what would you say about the campaign releasing her health records and tax records and income statements all on a friday night? joel: it is the most expansive release of documents ever. in total with the eight years of documents on her tax returns, 38 years -- mark: let's see jeb bush do that. why a friday night in july? joel: i think campaigns released documents when they have it ready. mark: they didn't do it on a friday on purpose? joel: they released their documents on a friday. john: tax records are one thing when they have the documents ready. the 1.5 page one could hav

. >> new poll out of new hampshire puts clinton close to bernie sanders. she had a six point lead, and the margin of error is 5.9%. to bad data points for clinton. who is least honest, clinton scores 31%, and standards scores 3%. on the question of who is most 24%,le, clinton got sanders got 40%. bernie sanders beat hillary clinton in new hampshire? >> i think he can. i don't rule out that he beats her in iowa. there is a certain momentum now. i think her attacking him will not be effective. there is a vulnerability to her. that does not mean she will be the nominee, but i think he can beat her in new hampshire. if on election day he is close, i think he could be carried over the top. who are tornvoters between sanders and clinton. .hey like what he says it shows up in the numbers that show she is away ahead of him and terms of winning the nomination. democrats like to fall in love, while republicans fall in line. i talked to two dozen democrats at this i would dinner in cedar rapids, every clinton supporters said my heart is with bernie sanders. has.essag

new hampshire officials couldn't determine how sunday died. and this raised alarms. >> one of their initial concerns was to make sure there was not the importation into the u.s. of some exotic disease that could have been transmitted by sunday or her family into the u.s. >> all members of the family were thoroughly tested. everyone was perfectly healthy. but then results came back from an extensive test on sunday's blood. analysts were shocked by what they found. her blood contained unusually large amounts of lead. 392 micrograms per deciliter, 40 times the lethal level for a child. >> high level for us might be 50 or 60. i think we may have even had a 70 or 80 over the years that i've done inspections. but a 392 was just absolutely off the charts for us. >> lead kills by attaching itself to red blood cells. this takes oxygen out of the blood and starves the brain. sunday's official cause of death was lead poisoning. the first such case in the u.s. in more than a decade. >> the family seemed to be having trouble grasping what had happened. one

john: and other not so good news for hillary clinton, a new poll out of new hampshire puts clinton close to bernie sanders. according to that ball she has a six point lead, and the margin of error is 5.9%. two bad data points for clinton. when asked who is least honest clinton scores 31%, and sanders scores 3%. that is one of those where you don't want to add the larger number. on the question of who is most likable, clinton got 24% sanders got 40%. mark, can bernie sanders beat hillary clinton in new hampshire? mark: i think he can. i don't rule out that he beats her in iowa. there is a certain momentum now. i think her attacking him will not be effective. there is a vulnerability to her. that does not mean she will not be the nominee, but i think he can beat her in new hampshire. if on election day he is close i think he could be carried over the top. john: there are voters who are torn between sanders and clinton. they like what he says. it shows up in the numbers that show she is away ahead of him and terms of winning the nomination. as the cliche goes, democrats like to fall in love

live right now on c-span the voters first form happening in new hampshire. >> americans in new hampshire are buried about global terrorists and worried about isis but the war tomorrow may already be here today. we have 500 satellites up there in space the control atms, gps. if someone took out one of those

iowa new hampshire, south carolina we spent a lot of time in those states and how you do in iowa new hampshire, and south carolina is going to have a lot more to do with who's going to be the nominee then whether somebody makes a debate presentation on the 6th of august 2015. >> let's talk about debates because i think you will agree that you did not do well in debates last time which raises the question whether it's this debate or some of the others aren't they more important to you than they are perhaps to any other candi you can show that you are not the rick perry of 2012 but you're a new and improved rick perry? >> well you're kind in that observation, but yeah i think a lot of people are waiting for that 6th of august debate and they know our record they know that this is a governor that's overseeing the 12th largest economy in the world for the last 14 years and from '07 to 2014 created 1.5 million jobs while the rest of the country lost 400,000 jobs they know that we're socially conservative all those things penetrated through, they want to see a debate performance that is, y

somebody said, i left new york and they said what are they like in new hampshire? i said you know what they're like? they're hard-working people that love the country. that's what they're like. [ cheers and applause ] and you know, right down the road -- thank you. right down the road, we have jeb. very small crowd. we have 2,500. you have the best real estate, by the way. there are other rooms, the overflow rooms all over this building, they have closed circuit television. there are people outside with speakers. so i give you credit and to the other folks, i have to say, we love you equally as much, but the next time, you got to get here a little bit earlier, right? [ applause ] but, you know, i look at what's wrong with even our party and the other day, and i say it very strongly, i heard that jeb bush, that marco rubio, that governor walker -- >> who? >> that's what they're saying, who? they'll spend a huge amount of money on fighting trump. and i think that's okay. haven't you sort of heard everything already? it's like sort of getting boring. jeb has $114 mill

we will have some fun going around new hampshire. not too hot, not too cold. cooler the further up we go. but we are looking forward to it. i want to start with maybe a summary and hear your questions, hear your comments and hear your responses. a lot of folks know a little bit about me. you mentioned a little bit in the introduction. i have been elected not twice, but three times and maybe you don't know where it started. november 2, 2010 i won election along with in my state everything was blue. everything was democrat and went all republican on that night. governor, lieutenant governor, both houses of the legislature, both u.s. senators, eight seats in congress, all of them were democrats. on november 2 of 2010, which happened to be my birthday. my gift was to the state, i said. we elected a republican governor, lieutenant governor, two new members of the house and we have the majority of seats. a new united states senator. a week later, i met with all the republican lawmakers. our state capital and all the the press was there, and i told them then that the

the new hampshire union leader is sponsoring this forum. following the live forum you can provide your input by joining our call in program or adding your comments on facebook and twitter. road to the white house 2016 on c-span c-span radio and c-span.org. >> treasure secretary lew briefed reporters on the release of the annual trustees report. it includes health and human services secretary and labor secretary. this is 40 minutes. >>> good afternoon. is the microphone on? good afternoon. hello, everyone. >> thanks for being here. earlier today the social security and medicare boards of trustees met to complete the annual financial review of the programs and to approve the trustee's final reports. i'd like to recognize and thank my fellow trustees for their productive work this past year and i know i speak for all the trustees when i say this year's review will not have gone as smoothly without the skill and determination of the chief actuaries and their staffs. thank you, everyone, for your hard work. social security and medicare are the m

an investigation is underway today in lancaster new hampshire, after a circus tent collapsed. two people were killed and more than 30 others were injured, the structure gave way in the midst of a driving thunderstorm, and winds measuring over 60 miles per hour. a short time ago officials gave a update on their investigation. mapping out the scene to a where things are located after the collapse, and examining the actual set up of the tent, to determine how it was set up and all the cables where they were connected and things of that nature. >> john henry smith is following this story. >> david, this is the second fatal tent collapse in america this week. of course, a day after a man died in a collapse at a chicago area concert tragedy struck again this time, in new hampshire. it was terrifying and scary and i don't think i will go to the circus again. >> two people died monday when a circus tent at new hampshire lancaster fairgrounds was swept up, by a sudden violent storm. >> according to the national weather service, it was one inch hail, 60-mile per hour winds and severe li

big day in new hampshire. donald trump during a town hall this evening 20 miles away from jeb bush townhall in the dairy area. you spent time with john kasich who is moving up granite state polls. my question is whether you think that is because he is actually catching fire with voters were because the money they have spent on tv? al: the money opened the door. the rise in the polls is due to money, but now he is a time to present himself and does pretty well. ofer he had that lounge teachers, he then went on to say it is outrageous they pay football coaches 4 million per year and pay teachers peanuts. it did very well at an else club meeting in salem today. i think john kasich has a lot of potential here. i will lay you 7-1 odds he outgrows jeb bush tonight. john i agree. : jennifer palmeri explaining hillary clinton's answers to last night's press conference. trust me, this stuff. it is good. stick around. we will be right back. ♪ john: earlier today we were treated to a visit from jennifer palmeri, hillar

i know this much, that while new hampshire is doing ok. new hampshire would be doing very well if there was governor walt -- [applause] gov. christie: and first lady of new hampshire would be -- [laughter] [applause] gov. christie: >>--it is great to see judy again as well. i don't want to speak to long today. i want to make time for your questions to talk about our role in the world and the challenges that cases, but mostly the opportunities that are here as well. in a presidency that in my opinion, with all due respect to the president, has generally been disappointing, overpromised and under delivered, that the worst thing this president has done in his seven years as president is the agreement he reached with iran two weeks ago yesterday. i say that because i believe that it is going to lead to a fundamental of ending of nuclear deterrence in our world over the last 70 years. what the president has done, secretary kerry has done, in this agreement has been deciding a bad deal is better than no deal at all. when this started, america wa

posing arguments are under way in the prep school rape trial in new hampshire. the 19-year-old defendant took the stand yesterday, insisting he is innocent. reporter: this morning, the jury hearing about the humiliating rumor mill that began after an encounter between a then 15-year-old girl and a senior at new hampshire's christie just saint paul prep school. the girl insisting it was rape. 19-year-old owen labrie saying it was not. he liked the now 16-year-old accuser who listened to his testimony from the front row, at one point leaving the courtroom upset. during his testimony, he showed jurors how she raised her arms to help him remove his -- her sweatshirt. she triedey asking if to stop him. >> did she say anything? did she do anything? labrie: no, she did not. i thought to myself maybe we should not do this. it had not been my intention going into the night to have sex. later, prosecutors reminded him he told his friends he did have sex with the girl, part of 119 facebook messages he deleted . during closing arguments, the defense attorney said the press

lindsey graham tweeting "what a way to start the weight in new hampshire -- day in new hampshire." holdingbernie sanders another town meeting in some took, south carolina. we covered him live in columbia, south carolina last night. that will re-air tomorrow on c-span at 3:50 p.m. eastern time. finally, this tweet from rand paul. another president told candidate speaking to the crowd. right now on c-span, back to the iowa state fair. from earlier this week, monday, republican presidential ina did somerly fiorn meet and greet. [applause] >> thank you! thrilled to be engaged in this great tradition and ritual of presidential politics. i have to always set the record straight on some introduces the so graciously. yes, i've had a life that is only possible here in united states of america. it is only possible here that a young woman concerta as a can start out as a secretary and go on to run as the president -- for the presidency of the united states. [applause] >> i have had my share of hardship as well. i battled cancer and in that battle learned the power of love and the solace of fa

cbs news correspondent marlie hall with the latest from lancaster, news hampshire. >> new hampshire fire marshals are inspecting what's left of the circus tent that came down yesterday in a fears storm, killing a father, and his daughter. authorities say, a severe thunderstorm warning was issued for the region, just before the show began. >> we don't know why they were going on at that time, and what they new. >> about 100 people were attending a late afternoon circus performance when the storm hit. packing 60-mile per hour winds. brandon was inside the tent with his son. >> the flaps on the side of the tent, they were open, they weren't tied down to any polls or anything, and they started going crazy. people who were part of the circus just yelled run. >> investigators will look at how the tent was set up, the manufacturer's specifications about winds, and they'll talk to witnesses. the state fire marshall says local fire officials would have inspected the tent after it was set up, if notified about the event. >> to the best of our knowledge, there was no inspections done by any local o

new hampshire and new jersey are geographically, relatively the same size. you have 1.3 million people. they are spread out. there is a lie the southern part but there is also a good piece of the northern part. -- your problems are mostly access. let's take new jersey. we're about the same size. we have 8.9 million in about the same space. our problems for health care are not about access. you trip over a hospital in every four miles in new jersey, and we trip over each other in new jersey. our problem is cost. our access point is cost. why would we think that one program out of washington dc could fix those problems? the constitution of the united states said that anything that is not enumerated as a power for the federal government reverts to the states. i don't see health care in the constitution of the united states. make thelling to governors and legislatures each of these states responsible for coming up with a health care program that deals with access and cost in their state. not optional, they have to come up with a program. i might not necessarily

marlie hall, cbs news, lancaster, new hampshire. >> 5:05 right now. four workers at delaware cemetery are charged with stealing brass urns, then selling them for scrap. ethel, and her daughter, and another employee, sean graves they work at sharon hill memorial park near dover. delaware state police say the four stole several brass flower urns from plot, then sold them to the dover scrap metal yard. police are looking for donald melvin, the other three are out on bail. >> happening today colorado movie theater jury will hear testimony from the victim's relatives. james holmes was found guilty of murdering 12 people and trying to kill 70 during the showing after batman movie in 2012. families will testify about the impact it has had on their lives. jurors will then decide if holmes should be sentenced to death or life in prison, without parole. >> also, happening today, a preliminary hearing for three people accused of kidnapping and robbing a couple in west philadelphia. williams, cornish, ferguson, charged with kidnapping a 86 year old korean war vet

marlee hall, cbs news, lancaster, new hampshire. >>> crews are struggling this morning to regain control of a northern california wildfire that raced across a containment line. nearly two dozen wildfires are raging throughout california. the rocky fire north of san francisco is the largest. kate kolgarin of our san francisco station kpix reports. >> reporter: during the daylight hours we watched helicopters and tankers made drop after drop after drop. >> we saw fire consume about about five hours at nighttime. so that is pretty incredible, unprecedented as we said something earlier in the fire. >> reporter: one of the refueling spots here you can see over here the helicopters can refuel up to 5,000 gallons of water in less than 25 seconds. by nightfall the fire grew more and this lady is getting a front row seat. >> when the smoke and flames fly up are like a hurricane is behind them, you get really nervous. >> reporter: she says they are ready to go at a moment's notice but david didn't want to wait for that moment to come. >> it's like if it burns, it burns. it's tough. thinking, you k

they are tangling with each other in new hampshire. we have the latest from washington. >> at this stage of the game it is all about energy and enthusiasm. donald trump is drawing pretty big crowds in the critical states. literally embracing the flag donald trump walked on stage for a town hall event in new hampshire and almost went off the republican that was seen heading into this race. >> right down the road we have jeb. very small crafts. we have 2500. >> he was holding his own town hall event also in new hampshire and offered a dig of his own on trump. >> mr. trump doesn't have a proven conservative record. he was a democrat longer than she was a republican. he has given more money to democrats than he has republicans. >> there was also fire on hillary clinton who's e-mail issues will not go away. more specifics came to light about two e-mails that passed through clinton's private computer server that may have contained classtied information. >> the question becomes does it get worse from here? this just turns into a bunch of gobl

hampshire -- after a bitter battle with jeb bush in new hampshire. the blows thrown at their town hall held at the same time just miles apart. bush: he has given more money to democrats than he has given to republicans. reporter: jeb bush critical of trumps political past and his brash language on immigration that could hurt the gop with hispanic voters. rich riallanguage is it for sure. trump: --reporter: trump planning to build a wall along the mexican border. trump: were going to get them out so fast and so quick, and it's going to be tough -- we are going to get them out so fast and so quick. a new poll shows trump ahead of former governor bush in bush's home state of florida, the same state where trump surpasses hillary clinton in a new poll. clinton is out with a new ad slamming both trump and bush for ,"ing the term "anchor babies but trump insists his language will not change. also found vice president joe biden doing as well as clinton against republicans in key swing states. a new twist in the case of a bounty hunter who rated -- an arizona

alabama, arkansas, new hampshire. the obama administration notified them they could be in violation of federal law >>> in the race to republican presidential candidates, one man is in the lead. donald trump. despite remarks many consider politically incorrect and offensive the popularity is on the rise. according to a cnr pom, he's gotten a boost against debate. 24% support trump giving a lead over the nearest competitor, at 13%. hillary clinton is still the front runner for the democratic front runner nomination. she is facing questions about her use of a personal server to send information. >> in retrospect what was supposed to be convenient has turned out to be anything but convenient. it's nothing to do with me or that my account was personnel, it's the process by which the government, and sometimes in disagreement with various agencies of the government make decisions about what can and dant be disclosed. >> bill schneider joins us from los angeles. always good to see you. let's start with trump. one part of this

this is a long campaign, 162 days in the new hampshire -- until the new hampshire primary. the smart thing for any candidate, even if you are being attacked, is to focus on your message, your again, your vision for the country. introduce yourself to the voters. john kasich has done that very effectively over the past 6-8 weeks. it's the start of a process. people didn't think we would be on the debate stage in cleveland but we made it. he has made headway in the polls. on the first line tell him we have a long way to go. polls are transient. you have to focus on your record, your experience and your game. mark: senator, john kasich is doing well in the polls in your state. one of your fellow supporters at some point before labor day, john kasich would pass jeb bush in the polls. in some that appears to be true. you think he should focus mostly on new hampshire or should he make an equally big effort in iowa and south carolina? : i think he will continue to visit iowa, south carolina, new hampshire, michigan. mark: in equal measure? inunu: you never do anything equal measure

i live right here in new hampshire. [applause] my son is an active duty gunnery sergeant in the marine corps. this is not about education but about the problems going on with the v.a. recently there was this dentist that killed a lion and there was this outrage that was unbelievable. you have over 8,000 veterans a year committing suicide because they cannot get access to the v.a. because of the corruption going on at the v.a. to put that into context for you, that is the equivalent of a world war ii baton death march every year. where is the outrage for that? that is just the suicide victims. whistleblowers, 47,000 veterans a year. 47,000 for other reasons. if you have 47 townships in new hampshire with 1,000 people in every one of them being wiped off the map every year, what would that be called? where is the outrage? what we want as veterans and i'm a leader in this aspect. you want to know what is going on in the community? we started a facebook page called v.a. is lying. there is over 8,500 of us there. we're worki

presidential candidate scott walker held a town hall meeting in new hampshire. he discussed veterans health care, immigration, fighting illegal drugs, and his proposal to replace the federal health care law. this is one hour and 25 minutes. >> ok, good evening everybody, again. but i do want to thank the people who came and helped us set up, especially cindy, who put up the meeting here. this time, i would like to introduce governor scott walker. most of you know. a few things about the governor that i am sure everybody here -- we are veryar proud. has got the right to work past in the state of wisconsin. even with all of the union and all of the people sitting in the state house and threatening and things like that, so we really appreciate that, but there was a recall election, and as we know too.nately, he won that and then he went on to win an election again, so he is doing something right out there, a good conservative, and it is our pleasure up here to welcome governor scott walker. >> thank you. thank you. thank you. thank you all. i appreciate it. first o

an investigation is underway today in lancaster new hampshire after a circus tent collapsed. two people were killed and more than 30 others were injured. officials gave an update just moments ago. >> the investigation will involve the documentation of the scene which includes mapping out the scene as to exactly where things are located after the collapse. and examining the actual set upof the tent to determine how it was set up in all of the cables where they were connected and things of that nature. >> john henry smith is here with more on this story. john? >> reporter: stephanie about 100 people were gathered inside of the tent in new hampshire for a late afternoon circus performance. no one will ever forget what happened right after the show began. >> it was terrifying and scary, and i don't think i'll go to the circus again. >> reporter: two people died monday when a circus tent was swept up by a sudden violent storm. >> according to the national weather service there was one inch hail, 60 mile an hour winds and severe lightning. >> next thing you know the wind picked up

cbs reporter marlie hall has the very latest from lancaster, new hampshire. >> reporter: new hampshire -- inspecting what's left of the circus tent that came down yesterday in a fierce storm. killing a father and his daughter. authorities say a severe thunderstorm warning was issued for the region. just before the show began. >> we don't know why they -- they were going on at that time. and what they knew. >> reporter: about 100 people were attending a late afternoon circus performance when the storm hit. packing 60-mile-per-hour winds. brandon usham was inside the tent with his son. >> the flaps on the side of the tent -- they were open. they weren't tied down with any poles or anything. and they started going crazy. people who were part of the circus just yelled run. >> reporter: investigators will look at how the tent was set up and the manufacturer's specificfications about wind and they'll talk to witnesses. the state fire marshal says local fire officials would have inspected the tent after it was set up. if notified about the event. >> to the best of our knowledge. there was no

of the united states in places like new hampshire, iowa, and south carolina. i tell people all the time it will renew your confidence in american democracy. that was the first thing i thought about when i came around the corner from the car and saw all of you down here at the bottom of that little incline. and america should see this, and i hope they do, because here we are, on an august evening, on a wednesday night, and so many folks from new hampshire are out here tonight to listen to a candidate for president of the united states, and to try to help make your decision about who the republican nominee should be and who the next president of the united states should be. people get cynical about our government, we all do sometimes, and man, we earn it. but this is what they should see. how engaged americans are in the way they are going to be governed. i wish my oldest son andrew was here tonight. he continues, when i come home, to ask me questions about what it is like to run for president. he should see this tonight. this is what it is like to run for presi

we will see you in the months to come with the new hampshire primary. jack: for sure. host: we will take calls for six more minutes and get your reaction. we will replay the forum. if you saw part of it, you may want to alert others in the country. you can watch it and make clips to share those with friends and colleagues. next, it is ben. you are on. ben: i enjoyed the forum. and i thought it was great to hear everyone and get their take. i was impressed by paul, fiorina, and carson. i think they touch on a lot of the issues that we want to hear. whether it is the patriot act, planned parenthood, prison reform grassroots candidates and other millennial's side talk to are tired of establishment -- other millennials i talked to are tired of the establishment candidates. fiorina doesn't sound like a bully. that is unfortunate because that's what gets you up in the polls. i was impressed by senator paul's "peace through strength" policy. i think a lot of people are tired of career politicians in washington and we are ready for a grassroots candidate. host: was there anybo

we are hiring people in new hampshire and nevada. we have to keep up where the movement is going. , they willof the day have the money. if we have the people. i think people do not like big money. >> do you think there is a change to -- sen. sanders: all i know is that what i am saying today and what i am saying my entire political life. that we areake sure not talking about cutting social security. we need to raise the minimum wage to $15 an hour. i will continue to talk about. hillary clinton will run her own vehicle. [indiscernible] sen. sanders: we are doing it right now. you will have a meeting -- how many organizers do you have in iowa? >> 14 offices. 40. sanders: 14 offices, four people. we are bringing together the kind of grassroots organization that will enable us to win. >> what is the big crowd at the state fair tell you? sen. sanders: it tells me the same i have seen all over the country. people are sick and tired of seeing this great nation, a great nation like ours, where almost all the wealth and income -- they to the

including new hampshire. okay. i'm going to have to go. all right, one from you, but it's always a negative question from -- go ahead. can you ask a positive question? let's see if it's possible. major's question. what? if necessary, i would do that, yes. we have to stop. i didn't want to do iraq. it was a big mistake. it should have never hamd. the way we got out was also a big mistake. wre cannot let isis continue to do what they're doing. so if necessary, the answer is yes, okay. thank you, everybody. >> donald trump wrapping up his q&a with reporters, but the night just getting started in new hampshire. we'll be checking in with trump's town hall as soon as that begins. we're also going to listen into a town hall governor bush is holding in the same state of new hampshire. that's this hour as well. we'll be taking you to both places live coming up. but right now, brand new questions swirling around secretary of state hxz. the e-mail scandal is not going away. fox news learned it was two e-mails from top clinton aides with classified in

by the time he got to new hampshire, the gloves came off. it makes sense to do it in new hampshire. that's a state bush needs to win desperately. a state he can win. they plan no spend $10 million in advertising in those states. gwen: they started a stadium rally in new hampshire. trump arrives in his big plane. the reinforcements are finally coming. >> i can tell that you folks in miami headquarters are thrilled to see that. they sit on the largest political war chest in american politics, except for the donald trump bank account. gwen: josh, as we watch this, how unusual, how different is it? for instance, to want he's in alabama, not exactly an early voting primary state. of it does have the feel other rises that are taken place in previous cycles. i'm thinking of herman cain the lay-up -- last time around. there's a sense of more urgency here. maybe something about the sentiment of the voters this time around. it feelings like trump might be able too sustain this and might be able to defy the laws of political gravity. you do have a sense that this could go on for some time, may

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outer loop at new hampshire avenue, two lanes blocked. that is typical in the morning and has been throughout most of the summer. i thought maybe today we would get away with. it again, outer loop at new hampshire there, the two right lanes blocked here this morning. beltway at river road, right now no major problems there. road looking quite good there. inner loop and outer loop, 66 no problems. 95, northbound/southbound, no issues there. yesterday, of course, we had a lot of slowdowns northbound. outer frederick, a little construction -- outer fredericksburg, a little construction. inner loop and outer loop rolling just fine. tap of the beltway bw parkway, 95, and 29 nice and green. back in ten minutes, 4:41. >> see you then. >>> 4:33. today, officials in the district are ramping up efforts to warn people about the dangers of synthetic drugs. the attorney's office and d.c. prevention center have joined forces to hold talks at area shelters. the meetings come in response to a recent spike in overdoses related to synthetic drug use. the s

in lancaster, new hampshire, killing two and injuring 15. the area was under a severe thunderstorm watch at the time of the collapse. >>> now to the outbreak of legionnaires' in the bronx. the city's health department says the number of dead has jumped to seven. matt kozar is live in the concord section where residents brought their concerns tonight. matt? >> reporter: good evening, maurice. it was packed inside of the meeting hall, shoulder-to- shoulder as health officials tried to calm the anxiety about a disease that is treatment and preventable. >> he has legionnaires', and he's in the hospital. >> reporter: barbara care says her 40-year-old grandson is in a coma after contracting legionnaires'. she came to the forum, hoping to get answers. >> i'm just very concerned. we are praying, they are praying, and everybody is praying. >> reporter: it was standing room only in the bronx museum of the arts, with seven confirmed dead from legionnaires', and 81 diagnosed cases, health officials say the disease is under control. they narrowed the gro

former senator john seen a new of new hampshire. thank you for joining us. you are associated with john kasich. we have a bunch of questions to ask. we'll start with this one. we have watched over the course of last week, jeb bush taking the hammer hammer to donald trump. explain why one establishment candidate like jeb bush sees it as being in his interest to attack trump, where your guy has not. sununu: i can't speak for jeb bush. i think it is the wrong thing to do this early in this stage to lash out and start going after your fellow candidates. you saw the debate, chris christie and rand paul going at it. i don't think anyone came out better for that. it is early. this early in the race, you have to remember, you are still introducing yourself, whether you are jeb bush are marco rubio or john kasich. you need to be introducing yourself to the voters here and across the country. you need to do it every day, every week, for the next couple of months. anytime you are not introducing yourself, you risk losing ground. in the case of john kasich, he is govern

hampshire. >> donald trump slammed jeb bush in a new hampshire town hall. the two had dueling events within 19 miles of each other. trump had no problem pointing out he's drawing bigger crowds. t. >> you know what's happening to jeb's crowd? they're sleeping now. >> mr. trump doesn't have a proven conservative record. he was a democrat in the last decade longer than he was a republican. he's given more money to democrats than republicans. >> still trump drives the debate in the primary. trump vowed to clean up the system. >> bad ones are getting out fast. day one, if i win, day one of presidency, they're getting out. we're getting them out. >> governor scott walker tried to change the mentality. >> it affects many places around the world. >> hillary clinton's support slipped in the matchup against trump. >> the matchup road may be be a long one for republicans with 16 trying to shine against donald trump's large personality. >> large it is. >>> former athlete oscar pistorius won't get out of prison just jyet. the decision to free him was prematurely and wit

you are not seeing it he is building freezing rain structure in iowa and new hampshire. he is he is trying to win. he had been dismissed so long as somebody doing this for fun. he was a joke and tv host. now it looks like he is seriously campaigning. whatever you make of these plans and i agree of charles deporting 12 million people is radical. build proposals and infrastructure. this is not looking like somebody who is in it just for a joke. >> at what point do those with the good ground game begin to see some advantage. >> well, they have money. the money builds infrastructure. and trump right now is relying on his own money. apparently is building infrastructure as you were saying in iowa. not so much if you then go south, south carolina and through those type of key stretch there that will come very quickly. so that's where the entrenched candidates have a big advantage. the biggest advantage is to jeb bush. >> charles, do you agree with that? >> if you are in a field of 17 and you land a helicopter in the iowa state fair and you take kids on the rides, i mean, this

i guess iowa came out, and leading in i you will, leading in new hampshire, leading a north carolina, leading in south carolina, leading in nevada, leading everywhere. so that is all i can go by. excuse me? that is the best question. china. china. i think you have to do something n china. i they devalued their currency. they are making it absolutely impossible for the united states to compete, and the u.s. does nothing. china has no respect for president obama whatsoever, whatsoever. you have to take strong action. they devalued their currency, and i have been saying this breed they been doing this for years. this was the largest evaluation they have had in two decades. they have had in two decades. they think we are run by a bunch of idiots, and what is going on with china is unbelievable. in itrgest devaluation two decades. it is honestly a great question. it is a disgrace. major, fantastic. i watched you with president obama two weeks ago. he was not thrilled. i am sure i will be more thrilled. >> how would you grade his leadership? about detroit -- mr. trump: very fair question. y

. ♪ ♪ us from new hampshire, the south carolina senator and moonlighting comedian, senator graham. good to have you. >> i will be here all week. john: we have been talking about the situation with the market this week, obviously up and down and people blaming china and other economy. -- and their economy. others, he said we should downgrade this to a working dinner. and trump said that barack obama should have him -- give him a map. would you think about this proposals related to china? lindsey graham: i don't care if we have a state dinner, i think we would -- we should communicate to the china that we want a good relationship, that manipulating currencies is bad for the relationship. is intellectual property theft and that will jeopardize the relationship. we will be hurt, but you will be hurt more. change your behavior and enjoy your wine. lizzie: can you give me something concrete that you would change in u.s. policy toward china, because a lot of those things you talk about are already in the policy. lindsey graham: i would declare them currency manipulators. lizzie: and start

new hampshire and new jersey are geographically, relatively the same size. you have 1.3 million people. they are spread out. there is a lot in the southern part but there is also a good piece in the northern part. your problems are mostly access. a lot of that access has to do a distance. now let's take new jersey. we're about the same size. we have 8.9 million in about the same space. our problems for health care are not about access. you trip over a hospital every four miles in new jersey, and we trip over each other in new jersey. our problem is cost. our access point is cost. why would we think that one program out of washington dc could fix those problems? it can't. why should we try to do it that way? the constitution of the united states said that anything that is not enumerated as a power for the federal government reverts to the states. i don't see health care in the constitution of the united states. [applause] so, i'm willing to make the governors and the legislatures in each of these states responsible for coming up with a health care program tha

it's an unexpected reason for my appearance to new hampshire. i've had the the luckiest life of anyone i know. in the last 52 years of my life and even before that my friends have said rochon, you report on his lucky star. i'd wonderful working-class parents. we moved around a lot but my parents always gave me the best attention under: life is to make it possible for me to go to college. when i was 15 and that to the metropolitan area of south florida. 9000 people. i want them to the and there is a most beautiful young woman i'd ever seen. she was well-known in the community. her name is meredith lowell, daughter of a talker, stunning beauty and great student. we quickly became fast friends although we were never high school sweetheart. pardon me, there were two reasons for that. she thought a fold around too much and i thought she didn't fool around enough. [laughter] forwarder class presidents and vice resident and a homecoming for her. she was a cheerleader and i was a jock in the date very close. i kind of went off the rails in college. i de

paul's, an exclusive prep school in concord, new hampshire, 19 year old olan la brie in court. >> did you live on campus at st. paul's? >> yes, i did. >> reporter: we're not showing you her face and we're disguising her voice, her attack she's describing that happened last year. >> this is the face that you're going to see in the next few days. it's probably not the face of an individual that you think of when you think of a sexual assault. >> reporter: la brie accepted into harvard looked quite different in glasses and a blazer in court today than his mug shot from last year. >> in a case like this, his lawyers are probably being very careful and methodical about exactly how he looks, what he wears, when he comes to court every day. he's facing that jury. >> reporter: but both teenagers agree they did meet up late one night here in an empty room in the math and science building and that they became intimate. the girl says la brie then became violent. >> she's going to testify that the defendant became very aggressive very faes. three tried to pull her bra straps down, that when he bi