also john mccain. he has great connections within the republican party and has the endorsement of many well known republicans. he has a big organization here in new hampshire, a strong organization. they ve been working the phones today putting out signs, fighting the wind and it s tough to get the signs in the grouped. newt gingrich hosting a townhall taking the opportunity to connect one on one with the voters, still working undecided, critical voters that could still be making up their mind. he made a special push for hispanic voters. jon huntsman spent more time in the state than any of the other candidates recently. he has been trying to get all corners of the state, far out regions that may not have been visited, he is hoping that old time fashioned boots on the ground will help. then there is ron paul. you have to mention ron paul when you talk about organization. he has a big group of young,
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they just want to get the they want to get the crate back where all of his stuff is. look, there has to be a way to solve this. obviously, maybe the family could be on some sort of payment plan. maybe they could get the purple hearts right now before next week and the funeral and then pay them back over weeks to come. i mean, the company is called two men with big hearts so it seems apropos and fitting of this story to release the purple hearts. more americans than ever before so strapped for cash, they re skipping summer vacations but not the president. critics say he s tone deaf. dick morris, former advisor to president clinton weighs in next. check out this incredible video. a motocross rider loses his grip and goes flying 30 feet to the grouped. you won t believe what happened next. [ male announcer ] this is larry.
manpower. now, in the aftermath of tsunami, if that wasn t bad enough, there was a near constant reminder of the potential threat that the grouped in japan is still shaking. more than 150 aftershocks have rocked that country since friday s massive quake. kenneth is japan business and finance correspondent for the economist, and welcome back, kenneth. we were talking yesterday. how did you figure the last 24 hours? how were the things in terms of shake, ralgs, and roll sf. it s not pleasant. we do what we can. we re feeling jitters. i felt one earlier this morning. i haven t felt the others, but, of course, the seismologists who study earthquakes are telling us that there s been about 200 since the first quake. we can t all perceive them, but not all in tokyo. if we do, we think if if it s the big one, and if not, we re okay. we have been told there s a 70% chance of a quake of a magnitude of 7 or higher.
dorwin and marty stoddard attended the church of christ. they both fed the needy, housed the needy, gave money and clothes to the needy. so they were very important to us. saturday, dory was shot and killed pep pulled movie to the grouped, his body covering hers. she was shot three times, but survived. to not take this as an anger against anybody, but a way to be drawn together and encourage each other and be there when she gets out of the hospital. family members tell us that mavi is doing remarkably well and could be released from the hospital, kiran, very soon despite the fact that she has three gunshot wounds to her leg. we were at a vigil last night and a lot of people were there with their children and a lot of people said, you know, this could have been my kid.