specifically in manchester tgod really showed up nor this small kentucky town, correct? >> boy, he really did. i heard about the story from a far, heard about it over several years, when we got out there we were stunned at the comprehensiveness of what god had done in this mountain community. the fact that it was within the borders of the united states made it special. >> george, it wasn't about the transformation in manchester, in fact the transformation, we saw that, correct? >> yeah, god moves not even in a city, but clay county, kentucky. it spread significantly bond beyond adjacent counties. the story is carried from folks from kentucky all across the united states is part of the hope for america tour, sowing seeds in all kinds of places. hope is springing out of the hills of southeastern kentucky. >> you have documented transformation revivals around the world. interestingly, manchester is the only city in america that qualifies as a true city. >> a lot of people use the wort "transformation" a low deaf nation of what that means. in other words we set the bar 6 inc

. >> portero del atletico de madrid deja su equipo para irse al manchester united, será ahora compañero del chicharito, vamos con las palabras del juvenil que reemplazará a edwin v. >> creo que soy querido aquí, me tocaba jugar en el manchester united, dar un paso, para un futbolista es importante seguir creciendo. >> el manchester united habría pagado 20 millones de dólares más 5 millones adicionales que podría pagarle al atlético de madrid si el manchester united avanza. >> más jóvenes y más ganan. >> yo a los 20 apenas descubría que queriamos. >> en carolina del norte, indican que planta crece mostrando imagen de dios. >> algunos dicen que si es un mensaje de dios, otros dicen que no es nada, sólo un problema . >> esta planta cuesta varios

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all of them are going to square off in manchester. cnn's don lemon has been in manchester for much of the week. he's going to be live at the top of the hour. but right now he is joining us from the debate site to give us a quick preview of what we can expect. don, what are we looking forward to? >> reporter: oh, deb. we're going to take you inside the debate hall right here on the saint antone campus in manchester. quite an amazing transformation from start to finish. we're even going to talk to the moderator. you might know him. his name is john king. we'll get his take on the venue, voters and vying candidates on the gop side for monday night's big cnn debate. one day before the candidates take the stage some developing news on the big shift on what americans find important, deb. it's exactly what voters have been saying to us since we got here. stay out of their personal business. money and jobs trump values. >> i think the government generally needs to stay out of that type of business. it's a lot more important to get them back t

i'm don lemon, you can hear the bells behind me in manchester anew champsure, where cnn is getting ready to host a presidential debate. much more right here this hour. >>> we're going to start with breaking news. several breaking e-mails on the gri

martin's college in manchester, cnn. we are counting down the gop candidate race. >>> we have more explicit photos of anthony weiner that have popped up. tmz published these and they are not the most graphic ones in the bunch. this is pressure for him to resign. cnn's jason carol has been covering this story. tell us where the photos were allegedly taken. >> reporter: well, that's what we are still trying to confirm at this point, john, where the photos were taken. cnn is still trying to confirm that. in terms of what's happening here in the congressman's district, earlier today we saw a number of protesters who showed up, some of them made copies of the photos, handed them out to people as they were walking out near queens, and it clearly shows there's anger here in his community. we want you to listen to what some of those had to say about congressman weiner at this point. they are saying he cannot be effective as a leader and it is time for him to resign. >> i think he's been lying to us all along about a lot of issue

seven republicans will appear on stage right here in manchester. it will mark the first political debate of the 2012 presidential race. the event will be mode rated by cnn's john king. yes come don'ts are known to say outlandish things but to say you would stab your own son for being gay? how far is too far. we'll talk about tracy morgan's rant. i'll ask tracy morgan what he thinks. al has twice the calcium of the leading yogurt. that's 50% of the daily value. pass on the news and make sure you and everyone you know is getting the calcium they need. ♪ >>> i was still trying to process everything and decide if there was going to be a punch line somewhere, or exactly what was i hearing. so to me it really was just the entire thing, really did hurt me. >>> all right. that was kevin rogers. he was there as comedian tracy horgan went off in the worst way, according to some audience members. it happened in nashville on june 3rd. we don't have it verbatim. here's what rogers account of what morgan said. he said if his son was gay he better come home and

hundreds of reporters in manchester. tim pawlenty, why did you coin the term obamni care to attack romney? >> it was that he designed it on the romney care in massachusetts. >> asked what worked and what didn't. i would have told you, mr. president, what you are doing will not work. >> militia bachman defended the tea party to a republican. >> there are people that simply want to take the country back. they want the country to work again. >> reporter: businessman herman cane, would you put a muslim in your cabinet? >> i would not be comfortable because you have peaceful muslims and militant muslims, those that are trying to kill us. >> reporter: what about banning same-sex marriage? >> constitutional amendment, get the government out of it. >> reporter: how about illegal immigration? >> take half of the current department of homeland security bureaucracy in washington, transplant it to texas, arizona, and new mexico. you'll have more than enough people to control the border. >> reporter: talk fest. mostly polite. >> we h

seven republicans will appear on stage right here in manchester. it will mark the first political debate of the 2012 presidential race. the event will be mode rated by cnn's john king. yes come don'ts are known to say outlandish things but to say you would stab your own son for being gay? how far is too far. we'll talk about tracy morgan's rant. i'll ask tracy morgan what he thinks. d our improved formulas neutralize odors better than ever in multiple-cat homes. so it's easier to keep your house smelling just the way you want it. purina tidy cats. keep your home smelling like home. [ sam ] my first ride lasted just 30 seconds. another reminder of what i couldn't do. ♪ the accident could have been my excuse to quit. i made it my reason to go even harder. ♪ [ male announcer ] helping people achieve without limits. at the hartford it's what we do... and why we're the founding partner of the u.s. paralympic team. show your support at facebook.com/thehartford. >> i was still trying to process everything and decide if there was going to be a punch li

anselm college here in manchester, new hampshire. they've just asked everyone in the debate hall to take their seats, all members of the audience. republicans aren't the only people who will be tuning in though for tonight's big debate. members of president obama's re-election team will certainly be watching very, very closely before heading here to new hampshire to moderate the debate tonight, cnn's john king sat down with the president's top political strategist, david axelrod, and asked him to rate the contenders. >> seven republicans on stage, the first big debate in the republican presidential primary. let's discuss the republican race for president with the man who will be running the democratic incumbent's campaign, david axelrod is with us. first you ran on hope and change in 2008. listen to a few snippets from the prospective and already running candidates. little bit of deja vu. >> americans are ready for true change, change to get our country back on the right track. >> i'm the guy that wants to change washington. >> for t

the republican presidential debate live from manchester begins now. >>. >>> welcome to manchester hamtz, and the first republican presidential debate. hid me on the stage on the republican candidates for president appearing together for the first timt tonight. tonight's debate is different than any presidential debate you've seen. over the course of the next two hours, in addition to questions from myself and journalists from wmur and the new hampshire union leaders, the candidates take questions directly from voters right here in manchester as well as from voters as town meelgts tonight across new hampshire. let's meet the candidates. we've asked for no opening statements, but we will continue a tradition from our past new hampshire debates to ask each candidate in one short sentence hopefully five or six seconds to introduce themselves to the voters of new hampshire and the united states of america. let me begin with an example. i'm john king with cnn. i'm honored to be your moderator tonight, and i'm thrilled to be back in red sox nation. let's start at the edge of the stage. rick sa

manchester finding just a few clouds up here in northern -- northeastern carroll county. out over the field here at manchester high and how about a look at laurel high school annex? doesn't matter where you went today. you found weather that was really on the clear side. we had a couple of renegade showers toward poke mow on the lower eastern shore but that was about it. humidity 31% in frederick. 43% downtown. annapolis a little more mugginess there where you're at 53%. and neighborhood by neighborhood tomorrow i think we're at or below 90 for mount vernon, back down through fells point. a little breeze off the harbor, maybe not as hot but it will be warm in the afternoon. lake shore 88. across the region, quiet tonight. i think we'll be looking for relative quiet weather through maybe like thursday afternoon but the heat will continue to build each day. that is for sure one little disturbance out toward southern michigan, detroit down through ohio, that really will not play much factor. may spring a few clouds in our direction later. the oppressive humidity still bottle

seven republicans will appear on stage right here in manchester. it will mark the first political debate of the 2012 presidential race. the event will be moderated by cnn's john king. >> up next, yes comedians are known to say some pretty outlandish things on stage, but to say you'd stab your own son for being gay? how far is too far? we're talking about phrasy morgan homophobic rant. i'm going to ask a comedian who has worked with tracy morgan what he thinks. membership rewards points from american express. they're a social currency. with endless possibilities. [ technician ] are you busy? management just sent over these new technical manuals. they need you to translate them into portuguese. by tomorrow. [ male announcer ] ducati knows it's better for xerox to manage their global publications. so they can focus on building amazing bikes. with xerox, you're ready for real business. the world needs more energy. where's it going to come from? ♪ that's why right here, in australia, chevron is building one of the biggest natural gas projects in the w

that and more questions when we return here in manchester new hampshire. seven republicans who want to be your next president debating. stay right here. membership rewards points from american express. the social currency. >>> welcome back. seven republican candidates for president debating on the campus of st. anselm college in beautiful manchester, new hampshire. we'll turn to foreign policy now. jean has a question. >> reporter: i'm here with john brown from new hampshire. he's retired from the u.s. navy, 25 years of service. right now he has three sons serving in the navy. so you can imagine he has an important question. what would you like to ask tonight, john. >> osama bin laden is dead. we've been in afghanistan for ten years. isn't it time to bring our combat troops home from afghanistan? >> governor romney, take the lead on that one. >> it's time for us to bring our troops home as soon as we possibly can, consistent with the word that comes to our generals that we can hand the government over in the way the afghan military to defend themselves fro

anselm college in manchester, new hampshire. if you have a smartphone, look at krur screen rights now. you see an electronic code on your screen. snap a picture of dheed, and you'll get exclusive access about the debate. we'll do it throughout the debate and campaign. we'll get back to questioning seven republican candidates for president. right before the break we did this or that. senator santorum doesn't stay up late. he's a parent. he said if he had to he'd pick leno over cone nan. congresswoman bachmann, elvis or johnny cash? >> that's tough. both, both. i have christmas with elvis on my ipod. >> all right. now we know what's on the congresswoman's ipod. let's get to the questions. >> john, congressman paul, this is for you. the federal government assists many industries, green jobs, the auto industry, research and development, all get subsidies. given the current state of the economy, what standards do you have, if any, for government assistance to private enterprise? >> there shouldn't be any government assistance to priv

anselm university in manchester, new hampshire, getting ready for tonight's debate. about an hour and a half away from the debate. not dressed. i assume somebody brought a suit and tie for him. he'll go out to the podium with six other candidates and the debate will last for two hours. stand by for extensive coverage. more on this coming up. a little preview from robert gibbs, the former white house press secretary. he's a democrat and here as well. won't be debating, but he's got some thoughts about what's going on. our live interview with robert gibbs coming up. meanwhile, stunning news about the so-called gay blogger said to have been kidnapped in syria. lisa sylvester is monitoring that and some of the other top stories in "the situation room" right now. what's going on here, lisa? >> reporter: hi, wolf. well, a blog that drew worldwide attention has now been revealed as a hoax. perpetrated by this man, an american scholar living in scotland. tom mcmaster led readers to believe that the blog belonged to a young lesbian in syria and entries claiming she was abduct

they join me here, some of them in manchester. candy crowley and mark preston is our senior political editor. and jason carroll spoke with weiner today, and we have dana bash on the phone. i want to start with her. first, i want to read nancy pelosi's statement to you before you weigh in. it says congressman weiner has the love of his family, the confident of his constituents and the recognition he needs help. i urge congressman weiner to seek that help without the pressures of being a member of congress. it's a very carefully worded statement from pelosi there. this scandal has been out there for weeks. what is the importance of these leaders asking him to step down right now? >> you can't overstate how much work it is, as the leaders are saying it, because they have been reluctant to say it this blunty in public before. there was a mountding effort of democrats trying to get weiner to resign. they did that in public, but that was nothing compared to having statements, one after the other after the other, coordinated path, actual

you ran into rick santorum on the streets of manchester. are you serious? >> reporter: i ran into him in the airport. after talking to people here for a couple days, all the candidates are campaigning on these social issues, especially socially conservative issues. people said, you know what, i want to hear about jobs and the economy. whether i poed that question to rick santorum, i said, some people might find it contradictory. you say you want to change the constitution so that it supports traditional marriage. i said, you know, you are running on limited government. so is that a contradiction. then, he got to the point where he talked about that and gay marriage and said, i actually have some gay friends. do you have any gay friends? >> yeah. i have had gay people work for me. >> and friends? >> yes. >> reporter: you know people say, i have black friends. >> in fact, i was with a gay friend of mine two days ago. yeah. i do. they respect that i have differences of opinion on that. i talk about these things in front of them and we have conversations about

mark preston joining us from manchest manchester, new hampshire. it's good for them if they do decide to run. boy, they save a lot of money. >> no doubt, right? i'll tell you what, kyra. if you are sarah palin right now and you are rudy giuliani, why do you need to declare a run for president if you are polling so well? from the cnn opinion poll, romney at 24%, sarah palin comes in second at 20%, rudy giuliani down at 12%. here is the big, big surprise, herman cain, businessman from atlanta at 10% and newt gingrich at 10%. michelle bachman at 4%, tim pawlenty at three. huntsman at one and santorum at one. the big surprise of this, herman. kr ain, not a lot of people know him nationally the republican voters are starting to get to know him. he could surprise a lot of people. it will be interesting to see how he performs on stage tonight at the college. >> we'll be paying attention, that's for sure. we heard from newt gingrich after his senior staff bailed out. what did he have to say? >> interestingly, he made reference to it last night at the repub

the story tonight from karen travel in mancheste manchester, new hampshire. >> right out of the gate it was clear who the republicans presidential contenders wanted to focus on. >> this president has failed. obama administration is an anti-jobs. anti-business. anti-american energy destructive force. >>reporter: on sunday tim went straight for romney achilles heel the law he enacted as governor of massachusetts. >> he said he designed obama care after romney care and made it obama characterization he reverted to minnesota night and seemed uncomfortable to attack romney. >> it was reflection of the president comment he designed obama care on the massachusetts health care plan. >>reporter: michelle back man arrived as unannounced candidate but quickly stole the headlines with the news. >> i filed today. my paperwork to seek the office of the presidency of the united states today. >>reporter: tea party darling also got the first major applause lane of the night. >> president obama is a one term president. the sz. >>reporter: candidate agreed on several big ticket items. they would all re

vamos sa conocer de cerca a javier el chicharito hernández, hasta ahora jugadorla copa de oro y de el manchester remos por qué algunos expertos consideran a el joven futbolista como el jugador más veloz del mundo. >>> javier "el univischicharito hernández es el goleador de méxico y con unos 75 metros deh univra,h@ tieciero isionh@univh untiene h@vía laticiero univisi. unh@nfiesanotici en suunivis añ@ jures tásuniv comnotio univn unh@noticiero univisionh@unh@no. la misma velocidad del popular corre caminosh@noticiero univis contarles sus penas y pedirle un milagro hoy martes les esperamos. ( ♪ música)h@h@noticiero univisa noche >>> gracias jorge esta noche amplia cobertura del hallazgo d@ también se emiten avisos de y com inundaciones en puerto rico se espera otra fuerte tormenta esta noche las autoridades están en alerta los esperamos con esto y cturna los principalmentes ahono esperamos. >>> edna gracias >>> después de unos mensajes comerciales hablaremos de las virtudes que vamos a una pausa comercial luego volvemos >>> regresam h@ticierivisioh@unh este caso no tiene precedente, e

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hasta ahora, en la copa de oro y del manchester de inglaterra. algunos expertos lo considerar como uno de los jugadores mÁs veloz del mundo. >> javier hernÁndez es el mÁximo goleador de esta copa oro. dentro de sus grandes cualidades y con tan sÓlo 1.75 metros de estatura, estÁ su juego aÉreo. >> tiene la posibilidad de poder observar todo el panorama y tomar una decisiÓn en fracciones de segundo en donde cabecear. >> la misma velocidad del popular correcaminos. >> ademÁs de la historia de hernÁndez, iremos a donde nadie va,1 lugar restringido en el cual hay cientos de cuerpos enterrados sin saber quiÉnes son. tambiÉn miles de personas acuden para contarle su penas. >> los expulsados por el volcÁn chileno, siguen provocando estragos en varias Áreas de argentina. muchas aerolÍneas suspenderÁn vuelos desde el aeropuerto ezeiza de buenos aires. las medidas que estÁn tomando las autoridades. >> cientos de vuelos cancelados, miles de pasajeros desconcertados fueron algunas las consecuencias que provocÓ la nube de cenizas volcÁnicas t

i can't even vote yet. >> what are you talking about over breakfast here in manchester? >> business. >> finding business. opportunities. you know? >> the economy's very stagnant right now. how do you grow in a very downward economy? you know? how do you stay stable? how do you keep people employed? how do you keep the lights on in that's really the issues at hand. >> what do you want to hear from the folks in the debate? >> about jobs and stop spending. >> i want to see what they're going to do, i mean for us younger people. i mean we're going to be supporting the rest of the people after everyone else retires an everything. >> reporter: a.m. 610, wgir, manchester. >> nobody else is talking in this town except for us. >> people on the outside looking in, what do you want people to know about new hampshire? >> we like the voters to speak to us. if you're a politician and running for president and make a big national speech? it doesn't play well in new hampshire. we like it when the candidate will go to the pancake breakfast that maybe only 15 people will show up for. we l

las Águilas participarÁn en julio en un cuadrangular junto a manchester city y el barcelona. el portero de real madrid anduvo por mÉxico. casillas fue a cumplir con algunos deberes pendientes e impartir una clÍnica de fÚtbol para niÑos. >> creo que seguramente se va a convertir en uno de los grandes jugadores. ya lo estÁ haciendo, pero seguro jugando en una liga tan fuerte como la inglesa va a crecer mucho mÁs hoy como jugador. (hernÁndez) >> se jugÓ el partido de la nba los dallas tomaron la delantera tres juegos a dos. >> ahora seguimos con mÁs del primer impacto, adelante. ♪♪♪ >> 11 surfistas desafiaron las olas del ocÉano pacÍfico. se trata de perros que se ganaron el aplauso del pÚblico. el evento se ha convertido en uno de los mÁs singulares de los estados unidos. los participantes tienen 10 minutos para mostrar su destreza. >> hablando de cosas peculiares se invierten millones de pesos para bajar de peso. un restaurante invita a sus clientes a comer sin culpa. >> la esquina de las calles mÁrquez en el centro de dallas no es apta para cardÍacos. >>

en su primer aÑo como jugador del manchester united se consagrÓ como una estrella naciente del balompiÉ internacional. ♪ el orgullo mexicano, y es un gran futbolista ♪ >> hay que afinar la garganta para cantar algo inspirado en su carrera y para seguir gritando los goles. >> se rompe el alma dentro de la cancha. >> el apodo de chicharito viene de su padre a quien le decÍan chicharro por sus ojos verdes y su baja estatura. >> por cierto, maÑana martes, a las siete usted podrÁ con las armas de este Ídolo del fÚtbol mexicano. >> acaba de regresar de mÉxico. chÍcharo para presidente? >> gracias, hasta pronto.

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you're in manchester, new hampshire. the debate is coming up. what are we learning? what can we expect? >> reporter: well, we can certainly expect all of the m major candidates will be on stage. we expect them to talk a lot about jobs, to talk a lot about the economy for many viewers out this. this will be the first introduction to them for many of the candidates. michele bachmann she's a congresswoman from minnesota, they'll see the likes of mitt romney. he ran for the republican nomination. he was unsuccessful in the 2008 campaign. expect monday night to hear these candidates talk a lot about that. expect them to talk a little bit about foreign policy as well. of course, a major issue that the united states is grappling with, that president obama is grappling with. >> stay out there in the rain because we're going to be coming back at you in another half hour. we appreciate it. stand by. >>> congressman weiner has been adamant he's not going resign and he's also add meant that these new twitter messages are not lewd or inappropriate. jason carroll is in the congres

and don lemon is at the college in manchester where the debate will take place. i want to start with gingrich here. he made a passing reference to the incident in his speech. let's listen to that first. >> as somebody who has been in public life for nearly 40 years, i know full well the rigors of campaigning for public office. in fact, i have had some recent reminders. >> now, don, there were reports that the gingrich staff members who resigned had doubts that he is committed to a full-scale campaign. do you expect gingrich will have to reassure republican voters there tonight? >> of course he is. and here's the message that is underlying here. the people who worked on his campaign said -- felt that he was not committed and they said that they worked on campaigns before and they knew what they were doing and gingrich was not listening to them, especially taking a vacation two weeks before the presidential debate. the voter in the back of their minds and at the top of their minds are thinking if newt gingrich cannot listen to his own staffers and take their advice

samantha hayes is live in manchester, new hampshire where the gop candidates didn't attack each other tonight but instead pretty much took aim at president obama. good evening, samantha. >> good evening, frank. it may be a little early for the candidates to attack one another. there is sort of an unspoken rule, at least at the beginning that you don't attack a fellow republican. but you are correct, they were in unison in their attacks of the president. >> from the economy to foreign policy, seven republicans with their eyes on the white house got a chance to debate the issues. each capped date came with a -- candidate came with a different agenda. for some it was about getting their name out. >> i will be a prison to do what's right, not what's politically right. >> the message everywhere from around this country from business leaders large and small including manufacturing is get the government off my back. as president i will. >> they tried to differentiate themselves from the growing field all taking aim at the president. >> he has turned his back on american allies and he has emb

and journalists from our partners, candidates will take questions directly from voteers right here in manchester as well as have from voters at town meetings taking place tonight all across new hampshire. (laughter) >> jon: how the (bleep) is that different? (laughter) you mean like the debate a couple years ago where everyone has questions on youtube? come on. actually, cnn asked for and got some pretty good questions from twitter and facebook. >> lot of good questions. would you have released the bin laden photos? would you support issues... good questions from our viewers there we'll be right back. >> what? no, don't... not right back. norvin a. went to trouble coming up with a question and you're not going ask it? what knocked that question off the table? >> elvis or johnny cash? "dancing with the stars" or american idol. leno or conan? deep dish or thin crust? blackberry or iphone? (laughter) >> jon: i have a follow up. crazy bread or chur ros? (laughter) cash or credit? oh, wait, i'm sorry, we're trying to find out which candidates is best qualified to perhaps run america. are there any ha

samantha hayes is live in manchester, new hampshire where the gop candidates didn't attack each other tonight but instead pretty much took aim at president obama. good evening, samantha. >> good evening, frank. it may be a little early for the candidates to attack one another. there is sort of an unspoken rule, at least at the beginning that you don't attack a fellow republican. but you are correct, they were in unison in their attacks of the president. >> from the economy to foreign policy, seven republicans with their eyes on the white house got a chance to debate the issues. each capped date came with a -- candidate came with a different agenda. for some it was about getting their name out. >> i will be a prison to do what's right, not what's politically right. >> the message everywhere from around this country from business leaders large and small including manufacturing is get the government off my back. as president i will. >> they tried to differentiate themselves from the growing field all taking aim at the president. >> he has turned his back on american allies and he has emb

our deputy political director paul steinhauser joins us live from the debate site in manchester. mitt romney is finishing at the top of the polls right now. he's going to be targeted by rivals. there's no getting around it. they've got to chip him down to build themselves up. is that a strategy? >> reporter: it could be six against one. six candidates taking on mitt romney. as you said he's perceived to be the front-runner at this early part in the cycle. he's on top of most of the polls. he's got a strong campaign. it could maybe be his achilles heel, that health care plan. it's considered by many the inspiration of what president obama and the democrats did nationally last year. it has an individual mandate for everybody in massachusetts. romney has already been criticized a lot this campaign on the plan. and we heard tim pawlenty, the former governor of minnesota, who will also be on the stage tonight twice today criticize romney including just about an hour ago at an event right here in new hampshire. take a listen to what he said. >> i responded to a question on a show this

anselm college in manchester, new hampshire. where tomorrow night cnn will host a debate for seven republican candidates for 2012. traditionally new hampshire holds the nation's first primary andrew teenly the results have shaken the steadily yi and steady the shaken. think 1992, after weeks of questioning about womanizing and draft dodging, bill clinton places second in new hampshire and dubs himself the comeback kid. 2000 when the high-flying bush campaign is brought back to planet earth by a crushing 18-point loss to john mccain. 2008, when the third place winner from the iowa caucuses finds her voice in a new hampshire win. hillary clinton, comeback woman. in presidential primaries, momentum is the name of the game and this is where it happens -- or doesn't. today -- on the eve of the republican debate, a party wildcard biding his time. jon huntsman. >> we're about a week and a half out. >>> then -- new hampshire's washington representatives, senator kelly ayotte and congressman charlie bass. and new hampshire's family team,

pittsburgh, pennsylvania, was found dead in her campsite late last night at the bondoru arts festival in manchester. temperatures there rose to 91 degrees. >>> the miracle on the hudson plane made its final journey. it arrived today at north carolina's aviation museum in charlotte. just about everybody remembers the beginning of the story. it was more than 2 years ago when sully sullenbergerer brought flight 1549 down safely in the icy waters of manhattan. a flock of geese disabled the engine shortly after takeoff. for the last two years it's been stored in a hanger in new jersey. >>> thousands of pages of e- mails written pip sarah palin -- written by sarah palin are now public. 24,000 pages of printed e-mail. they cover almost 2 years during her time as alaska's governor from 2006 to 2008. the former vice presidential candidate say said she is -- candidate said she is not worried about what the e-mails contain. >>> criticism over who is and who is not sharing in success. members of the black economic forum says apple employed 1 million people in china, and only 50,000 in thitis. in thitis -- in t

anselm college from manchester, new hampshire. tomorrow night cnn had loeft a republican debate for the republican candidates for 2012. new hampshire holds the nation's first primary and the results have steadied the shaken. think 199, after weeks of questioning about womanizing and draft dodging, bill clinton places second in new hampshire and dubs himself the come-back kid. 2000 when the high-flying bush campaign is brought back to planet earth by a crushing 18-point loss to john mccain. 2008, when the third place w winner from the iowa caucuses finds her voice in a new hampshire win. hillary clinton, come-back woman. >>> in presidential primaries, momentum is the name of the game and this is where it happens -- or doesn't. today -- on the eve of the republican debate, a party wild card biding his time. jon huntsman. >> we're about a week and a half out. >>> then, new hampshire's washington representatives, center kelly ayad and congressman charlie bass. new hampshire's family team, former governor john sununu and his form, form

he ended up on page 3 of "the manchester union leader." page 1 had sarah palin. he talks about being the kind of candidate who can create jobs in massachusetts. massachusetts was 47 out of the city-state's as far as job creation was -- 47 out of the 50 states as far as job creation was concerned. >> nina? >> romney has done this before, he has a good team he has assembled, and he cannot do better than that for his introduction? palin -- everything is framed as a grievance. >> charles? >> romney is riding on a very simple strategy. he wants to make this a referendum on obama, he wants to disappear in the woodwork. he wants to be a stable guy you can rely on and on, he saved olympics, he was a governor, he knows about business. it is an excellent general election strategy. the economic numbers are bad. he runs against economic numbers. he does not run ideologically, on big government, ideas like ron paul or paul mwai and would ct me "is that he -- elec because he failed. >> 3 out of the four american presidents since fdr have run when unemployment was 6% or 7% or a

he joins us live from manchester, new hampshire. i know this is an exciting moment, when all of this really begins to kick off. what do you suppose any of them can say or do this evening to stand out. what are you going to be watching for? >> it's a great quick, suzanne. good morning to everyone. there's two challenges to the candidates. mitt romney is the front-runner. you would have toll consider him the national front-runner. so the other candidates will be looking to say take another look, look at me. he wants to present himself as the candidate best suited to deal with the economy. the other republicans have to try to establish their credentials. they'll be trying to impress republican voters. they want to hear what you say about the social issues, talk about taxes and less government, but they also have this question, and that is electability, who can takes case tonight? i'm the guy or woman you want, in the case of congresswoman bachmann on that stage next october against barack obama. i'm a republican who can win in a genera

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answers. >>> we are coming back live from manchester, new hampshire. we are getting ready for a big gop debate. coming up on monday we have gone from '90s to '70s yesterday. now it's in the '50s. unbelievable. now this. >> i knew that i was going to see a comedian that does push the envelope and was expecting to hear all sorts of different, probably inappropriate, humor, but i didn't expect to hear an attack on the gay community. >> all right. that man's name is kevin rodgers. he was there when tracy morgan joked about stabbing his son if he were gay. it happened at a nashville performance on june 3. the nbc star of "30 rock" said he's sorry, but his apparent homophobic humor is drawing a line between those who support him and those who don't. now to cnn entertainment reporter shannon cook. good to see you. >> hey, don. >> some want tracy jordan fired from nbc. do you think that's a possibility? >> no. i don't think so. >> tracy morgan, i should say. >> yeah, tracy morgan. if you look at the statement the nbc chairman released yesterday, he basically s

candidates lineded up to debate at the college in manchester, they numbered seven. but they were not there to debate each other. the candidates instead spent much of the evening criticizing the democrat each hopes to get the chance to defeat: president obama. former massachusetts governor mitt romney blasted the president's handling of the economy. >> what this president has done has slowed the economy. he didn't create the recession. but he made it worse and longer. >> ifill: so did former minnesota governor tim pawlenty. >> this president is a declineist. he views america as one of equals around the world. we're not the same as portugal. we're not the same as argentina. >> ifill: former house speaker newt gingrich also joined the chorus. >> the obama administration is an anti-jobs, anti-business, anti-american energy, destructive force. >> ifill: the candidates said any republican on the stage would do a better job turning the stumbling economy around than the man now in the white house. >> what's happened in this administration is that they have passed oppressive

jessica yellen, cnn, manchester, new hampshire. >> so who did well in the first major republican debate and who didn't? joining us now for some morning after debate analysis, cnn's senior political editor mark preston live in manchester, new hampshire. what surprised you last night, mark? >> well, you know, i think that michelle bachmann certainly came out of the gates swinging. she announced she was going to run for president, christine, and then she did very well on stage. in fact, talking to folks who were in the debate hall afterwards they walked away with a new look on the minnesota congresswoman. they thought she was very succinct, on point, and i think this really begins the day for michelle bachmann as we head down the road towards this republican presidential nomination. >> i also think it's interesting, tim pawlenty taking a lot of heat this morning, getting panned in some of the reviews saying he should have gone harder on mitt romney, referring to the health care bill on obamaeny care on a sunday talk show but didn't go after him last night. why is that a big deal? >> he set

our chief political analyst gloria borger is with us from washington and here in manchester, new hampshire the political columnist joe klein. i was thinking today, talking to some people today, it's something like 1992. you just feel it. >> you said that earlier in the broadcast. and it feels very much like that. obama is going to be judged on the economy. people have already forgotten that he got osama bin laden. and there really isn't all that much he can do about the economy. he's trapped. you know, the jobs report is terrible. and he can't do stimulus because the republicans are going to block him. >> so gloria, the question is can republicans prove that they have a credible alternative? because george h.w. bush won the gulf war, he had the high approval rating. like killing bin laden it went away because people concerned about the economy. can the republicans emerge as the credible alternative? >> well, they're going to try. and obviously, these numbers, the unemployment numbers kind of help them. but in talking to somebody at the white house, they understand their problem here, which

manchester, tennessee, to bring us that piece. i just interviewed mumford and sons last nigh. coming up next, wolf blitzer. he's in new hampshire getting ready for tonight's gop debate. what topics does he think will cause the most fireworks tonight. and then testimony at the casey anthony murder trial focuses on the shape of a heart found underneath duct tape on little caylee's mouth. be right back. (rambling phone conversation) when an investment lacks discipline, it's never this obvious. introducing investment discipline etfs from russell. visit russelletfs.com r a prospectus, containing the investment objectives, risks, charges, expenses and other information. read and consider it carefully before investing. >> et will's go to wolf blitzer live in new hampshire. wolf, we know it's six men, one woman. what should we be looking for? >> one of the things i'm going to be looking for. i know all of them are going to be pouncing, going after president obama. that goes without saying. i'm going to see how tough they are on the front-