voter turnout has been steady here in the venture. all of the candidates have been making the rounds this morning. the question is just how well will the front runner duplex. reporter: voters arrived early and keep filing into this manchester elementary school. how do you feel about your vote at. pretty good. there s always room for change. it s still early. mitt romney out early shaking hands. newt gingrich plans to drop by polling sites all day. i doesn t expect to win is that the surprise that romney will do as well as predicted. even though mitt romney has the lead, the state has a large bloc of independent voters who will likely decide whether this is a landslide, a tight race, or an upset you. ron paul and jon huntsman hope many independents will go their way. can you feel the momentum in the air, ladies and gentlemen? all the candidates feel a surge of momentum after rodney made a comment about firing people. his opponents went on the attack. the fi
that could be changing as the former massachusetts -agovernor had a political gasp. let s check in with tj winnick live in manchester. reporter: good morning, it is primary day here in new hampshire, the only surprise might be who will finish second to mitt romney. the votes are in in dixville notch, known for casting the fist ballots in the nation s first primary. 6 republican ballots cast, jon huntsman and romney tied with two votes apiece. i m very happy. reporter: the former massachusetts governor leads in one recent poll by 24 points. yesterday, made a big slip on the campaign trail. i like being able to fire people and tha provide services to me. reporter: trying to make the case that americans should be able to choose heaven insurance and drop a company if they like. his opponents jumped all over the remark. in the multimillionaire front runner uttered this line earlier. i know what it s like to worry about if you are going to get fired. reporter: this wa
i have a strong faith and feeling that he will turn this country around. he is double digits as head of ron paul, but moving up overnight, jon huntsman. he has doubled support in new hampshire in jest four days, focusing on romney and trust. whoever is our party s nominee must be able to carry the banner of trust going into the election in november. i vote for the kennedy who i hope has that in mind. rick santorum is not discouraged by polls placing him fourth. we have not spent any on broadcast television and we are right in the mix. newt gingrich is spending plenty, but polls just ahead of rick perry, who did not campaign here this week at all. perry is in south carolina, where all of these candidates are headed once new hampshire voters choose a winner. tracie potts, wbal-tv 11 news. harford county sheriff s deputies confirmed they are investigating a murder. a 16-year-old has admitted to killing his father. police responded to moores mill road in bel air.
3 he was shot more thann20 times by his fellow officers. baltimore city police officer william torbit died that night. now. one year later. city council members are trying to again.megan gilliland is here with more on the change they re calling for. good morning patrice,yeeterday marked one year since officer torbit was fatally shot.on the anniversary. a city council mmmber announced. he wants an investigation into how citt police officers are trained. trained.so that this never happens again.this is pooice surveillance video that captures officer torbit s final momentssit was a chaotic scene. torbit was in plainclothes when hissfellow officers opened fire on him during a disturbance at at the select lounge. councilman brandon scott says legislation has been introduced to make sure police are properly trained in areas such as crowd control. something he says was a problem the night of torbit s death. crowd control was not part of the training, obviously when you re talking a
romney made yesterday that now has him in the cross hairs of several of his republican opponents as well as the obama white house. let s go live to tj winnick. reporter: good morning. it is primary day in new hampshire , the only surprise might be who will finish second to mitt romney. the votes are in in dixville notch. the village refound in for casting the first ballot. 6 ballots casted. huntsman and romney tied with two votes apiece. the former massachusetts governor leads in one recent poll by 24 points, just yesterday, made a big slip on the campaign trail. i like being able to fire people and provide services to me. reporter: trying to make the case americans should be able to choose health insurance and drop a company if they like but opponents jumped all over the remark. governor romney enjoys firing people. i enjoy creating jobs. reporter: in the multimillionaire front runner uttered this line earlier. i know what it s like to worry where you are going t