They were all friendly when they appear together last week. They had have our rocky relationship he got in around to endorsing her in july of this year but new emails from john podesta between her and her top aides in november 2013 provide some of the back story on the Hillary Clinton relationship. He told People Magazine last november it was too early to endorse her. In the email mills brings up the fact that hillary did not endorse a gore for president in the 2000 race they said that was 16 years ago. Hard to put on an email but there is no love lost in this relationship. He refused to endorse in 2008. I know thats why i thought this time it would be different. Its bad. Also yesterday we reported on the big 12 milliondollar donation from the king of morocco to the Clinton Foundation if they would agree to do an event in the country in 2015. The foundation has promised to stop taking corporate or foreign donations if she becomes a president but a new email from last october shows the
Manchester. Police have made an arrest in connection with a deadly stick deadly shooting of michael pittman. It was killed outside his november 3. Tom the chief confirms that earlier this evening investigators took a manager custody on dartmouth street. They are not releasing his name at this point. On dartmouth right now. Shelley this comes just a few hours after surveillance photos were released of a man investigators wanted to talk to. We will continue to follow this breaking news story and bring you any details as they come into our newsroom. Good evening, i m shelley walcott. Tom the big story tonight, heavy rain moving into the granite state. You re taking a live look in manchester where there s just some light rain falling now. Chief meteorologist mike haddad tells us how long the rain will last. Mike just a quick moving system so that means it will be out in seven or eight hours. The rain may linger along the coast. Look at the rainfall, we re now up to orders of an inch in con
Custody on dartmouth street. They are not releasing his name at this point. A Large Police Presence remains on dartmouth right now. Shelley this comes just a few hours after surveillance photos were released of a man investigators wanted to talk to. We will continue to follow this breaking news story and bring you any details as they come into our newsroom. Good evening, i m shelley walcott. Tom the big story tonight, heavy rain moving into the granite state. You re taking a live look in manchester where there s just some light rain falling now. Chief meteorologist mike haddad tells us how long the rain will last. Mike just a quick moving system so that means it will be out in seven or eight hours. The rain may linger along the coast. Look at the rainfall, we re now concord, 2. 37 average through the day. That means were still 1. 5 inches below average but all this rain moving in right now will put a dent in that deficit for the month of november, lightly averaging right at the norm by
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Thanks to a $40 million contract, BT will provide the Dutch Ministry of Foreign Affairs with WAN, LAN and wireless LAN services. (Pixabay)
BT has landed a $40 million contract to provide software-defined network services to the Dutch Ministry of Foreign Affairs. With the contract in hand, BT will provide communications services to embassies and consulates in 120 countries. The initial contract is for four years, but there s an option to extend it to nine years. BT won the contract in a public, European Union-wide tender process. I am really proud that the Dutch government has put their trust in us to connect their embassies and consulates around the world, said BT s Joris van Oers, managing director, resources, manufacturing and logistics & Europe, in a statement. We can build on many years of experience serving public sector customers such as EU institutions and governments in many countries, and we are happy to support the Ministry of Foreign Affairs on t