communities. we have been fortunate to welcome many confidants. corey lewandowski is our first. he served as a chief political advisor and campaign manager for donald trump through the primary victory in june. a graduate of umass, he began his career as a political staffer and all caps and all campaigns across the country in work for the republican national committee for a brief time and spent time lobbying with the koch brothers at americans for prosperity. with theoin us executive director for a conversation. they will discuss the 2016 election in the new hampshire victory, and it is an honor to have someone connected to the white house. we are honored to have corey for terrific conversation. so, welcome. [applause] thank you. i think you spent time here than you have in the past or don t years. in the past four years. i want to ask the question how does a kid from the wrong side of the tracks raised by a single mother in rule massachusetts want to manage and creat
they are tying themselves in knots trying to repeal the affordable care act - often called obamacare. but for millions of everyday americans, health coverage isn t about politics. it s a matter of life and death. on monday in concord, new hampshire, i met with a former construction supervisor named phil spagnuolo. like millions of others in my state and across america, phil had been struggling with addiction. but thanks to the expansion of medicaid in new hampshire made possible by obamacare he has been able to get treatment, enter recovery, and build a new life. i talked with a police officer in laconia, new hampshire, who has been reaching out to families struggling with substance use disorders. he estimates that of the nearly 170 families he has worked with, almost 3/4 rely on health coverage through medicaid. the oldest rule in medicine is do no harm, but millions of americans like phil and those families in laconia will be hurt by efforts to repeal obamacare and repl
the united states world war i centennial commission hosts a program from the national world memorial in and kansas city marking the 100th anniversary of america s entry into the war. the ceremony includes a retelling of the american debate over whether to join the global conflict. president wilson signed a declaration of war on april 6, 1917. american men and women served in uniform and more than 100,000 died. this is about one hour 45 minutes. oh say can you see by the dawn s early light athat so proudly we hailed gleaming ht s last whose broad stripes and bright fightthrough the perilous o er the ramparts we watched were so gallantly streaming s red glare cket the bombs bursting in air gave proof through the night there e flag was still that star-spangled anner yet wave free ande land of the the brave please take your seats. april 6, 1917. great waryears the raged across the globe, bringing death, destruction, famine, disease and displacement to peoples across eu
when you factor in this with high tide, this again could be some unprecedented flooding in some locations. reporter: forecasters calling for potential storm surge as high as 11 feet, with wind gusts surpassing 100 miles per hour in some places. bringing down power lines and trees. a big boom. reporter: the death toll in haiti climbing. the interior ministry saying nearly 300 people were killed, but with many areas still inaccessible, localff multiply. meanwhile, at least two hurricane-related deaths reported inport st. lucy, florida, with a warning, the life-threatening impactses from this storm may still not be over. i just want to emphasize to everybody that this is still a really dangerous hurricane. reporter: that danger now shifting toward georgia and the carolinas. officials there are urging people, especially in coastal areas, to evacuate as hurricane matthew makes its way we re trying to just reduce the amount of lives lost or harm done as much as we can. report
authorities say the 19-month-old was found dead inside an apartment at 86 ashworth avenue on wednesday. witham was arrested today on endangering the welfare of a child for purposely violating a duty to care, but also possession of a controlled drug and falsifying evidence charges. what police have not told us are the circumstances surrounding the child s death or how police discovered it. the cause of death is still under investigation at this time and police are asking anyone who come forward or use their anonymous text line. witham is being held on $10,000 bail and will be arraigned on live in hampton, cherise tuesday. leclerc, wmur news 9. tom: now to commitment 2016. donald trump once again in hot water, this time for comments he made about groping women. footage from 2005 surfaced this afternoon of trump bragging about trying to have sex with a married woman. with reaction from political leaders condemning his remarks. mike: we want to warn you that some of the language