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tonight. reporter: john you see the weather behind me, that didn t stop many of these candidates some of them in very desperate condition trying to criss-cross the state and drum up a vote in the hunt for late-deciding voters? marco rubio like many republican rivals needs new hampshire, and he seemed to be on the rise here. thank you, george reporter: then came saturday night and the blistering attack at the latest republican debate. rubio repeatedly fell back on a standard talking point. this notion that barack obama doesn t know what he is doing is just not true there it is. the memorized 25-second speech reporter: an opposition narrative was born. the junior senator from florida is too canned. marco rubio-bot here. reporter: but it was the man who lead the attack on rubio, chris christie who still finds himself trailing badly. on monday christie pleaded on bended knee for support. i got dirt all over my pants and everything now. i hope i got y ....
question about that. although we need to look not only at incarceration rates, we also also need to look at time served for crime which is someways a better indicator of our incarceration. in any event, this massive buildup in our imprisonment system definitely may have had a positive impact in terms of crime reduction. just from the standpoint of of keeping people in prison from praying against innocent victims , just from that standpoint alone never mind deterrent, but just the fact that you keep protect the population by locking people up if there are thousands of thousands of people locked up and they have done very violent crimes and repeat them as soon as they get out, that alone has a protective and beneficial impact. almost all of the studies that have looked at the relationship, quantitative studies between incarceration and crime have found that there is definitely a positive relationship between incarceration and the decline of crime. now, what risk then do w ....
[ applause ] it is now my honor to it is now my zing honor to present to you the governor of the state of vermont, the honorable peter e. shumlin. thank you. thank you. thank you, thank you. thank you so much. thank you. thank you so much. mr. president, mr. president protem, mr. speaker, mr. chief justice, senator leahy, general heston, members of the general assembly, distinguished guests, and fellow vermont ans. thank you all so much. i m also really excited to welcome today the person who has stood by me every single day of my governorship, been extraordinarily patient, loving supportive, my love, your first lady, katie. [ applause ] i am as honored and humbled to stand before you today as i was giving my first inaugural address in 2011. that day i spoke with affection about our last governor from putney, george akin. three quarters of a century ago he stood before this body, and he reflected on the challenges and progress of his day. he said during these ....
[ applause ] it is now my honor to it is now my zing honor to present to you the governor of the state of vermont, the honorable peter e. shumlin. thank you. thank you. thank you, thank you. thank you so much. thank you. thank you so much. mr. president, mr. president protem, mr. speaker, mr. chief justice, senator leahy, general heston, members of the general assembly, distinguished guests, and fellow vermont ans. thank you all so much. i m also really excited to welcome today the person who has stood by me every single day of my governorship, been extraordinarily patient, loving supportive, my love, your first lady, katie. [ applause ] i am as honored and humbled to stand before you today as i was giving my first inaugural address in 2011. that day i spoke with affection about our last governor from putney, george akin. three quarters of a century ago he stood before this body, and he reflected on the challenges and progress of his day. he said during these ....
guns drawn flooded the area around a lawn mower plant. killed killed three and wounded more than a dozen people. he was killed by police. the frightening incident playing out in the small town, hesston, kansas. abc s clayton sandell is there. reporter: police say 38-year-old cedric ford started his rampage shooting at random drivers wounding two before heading to excel industries in hesston, kansas, where he worked. to have something like this is tragic. reporter: fords heads inside armed with a rifle and handgun and opens fire on his co-workers. and then i seen a mob of people just start running out saying, run, run, and pop, pop, pop, pop, pop is all i heard and then everybody started scattering out of the building, and i didn t realizezehat had happened until we got outside anan i started seeeeg wounded people coming out. reporter: police and witnesses say he kept shooting until a single officer, the first to arrive, fires back. there was a particular l ....