vice president right now. and, mike, so the filing deadline is friday for new hampshire, and joe biden s already on that. mayor pete buttigieg the first. i m curious how biden, though, is reacting to the new request from the house for his son to testify in the impeachment inquiry? reporter: yeah, kendis. first you see the crowd filing in behind me here in new london. the fifth public event joe biden is doing here on this seventh trip he s made in the 2020 campaign to new hampshire including that filing yesterday. haven t heard her react just yet to the news devin nunes requested hunter biden as part of that witness list but spoke to us yesterday after filing to get on the ballot here in new hampshire yesterday. reporters asked about the possibility he or his son would be witnesses. he said, listen, this is not about me. this is about donald trump, where the focus needs to be and repeated what we ve heard over and over again from him. no one looked into his conduct
extreme poverty by the year 2030. big crowd filing in here. you don t have to look any further than the 60,000 people here in central park today to see what the world has shown a remarkable commitment to help the world s impovermpoverished. we re now 30 minutes away from coldplay. i can feel the excitement. it s not just my shirt that is sparkl sparkling, the air is filled with a glittery feeling if that makes any sense. right as you said that there was a gust of wind that blew a different scent up to the stage. i thought that s what you were referring to. it s a calming scent. a lot of music is coming up and a lot of celebrities will be on stage. pete cashmore talking about just how engaged this millennial generation is. the idea that all of these people are connected around social issues and coming together online beyond the selfie is always so powerful to
front of it with their hands up and pushing it back. you can see the crowd filing down northwest avenue pushing the police vehicle back. everyone with their hands up. i have these gentlemen who have been out here today this is desi, wayne and dexter. you were telling me being out here yesterday a bunch of kids came out from high school getting kind of caught in one place when things started to pop off? that s what really the problem came in. you had officers come around and boxed the city in. all of these kids buses were shut down subway was shut down. all of the kids were running angry and screaming and crying i was giving them my phone and calling parents and it became an ugly situation. a lot of stuff didn t get filmed. what did get filmed was the kid s response and just now they came up telling the crowd to move everybody move down with
7.2% across the state that is lower than the national average and 7.3% here in the canton area specifically. going forward, the obama campaign may have something there to argue in their favor. the bureau of labor statistics says that the state average of unemployment here has gone down every month this year and so they may want to go ahead and push that. what the romney/ryan campaign is going to say is that look, nationwide, unemployment has hovered above 8% for 42 straight months because of president obama s policies. policies they say have failed. we got a pretty good crowd filing in here and hopefully already it sounds more energetic than it did last night. yesterday was flat. i will be curious if we hear two words out of paul ryan s mouth today, auto bailout. ron mot in ohio traveling with the ryan campaign, thank you, sir. as with you told you it s been getting toxic out there this week. the campaign entering a new faze and it s not even phase and it s not even labor day. sw
waiting to get our first results. caucus-goers are arriving at caucus sites across iowa. the doors will be closing in about 25 minutes, and the voting will begin at that point. nbc s ron mott is in johnston just outside of des moines. how are things going here? reporter: you can see the crowd filing in behind me. one of the interesting things about this particular site, one of the largest caucus sites around iowa. i asked one of the gentlemen setting the chairs, how many chairs they had for this woman, this is the caf ferrara. 400 chairs and in this precinct alone they could see as many as 800 to 1,000 people here. may have a raw cause caucus. you heard michelle bachmann talking to hopefully supporters of hers. we ll see some surrogates for campaigns as well. josh romney is here just behind me. i m not sure you can can see him on cameras, stumping for his father, former congressman from oklahoma j.c. watts will be here stumping for newt gingrich