[applause] amy, if the people want to see over there, i will move this over. there we go. we are all good. anyway, i want to thank you so much and this is a home they made for a house party. it is great to be back in new hampshire. if you didn t notice, i have a little town hall meeting here and i actually could have done that anywhere and i wanted to do it in new hampshire because of the importance, of course, in the primaries but also because i love this state. before i was ever in elected office i went on vacation here. [laughter] winnipesaukee, i m so glad i can say that. [laughter] timesave come here many to host other candidates and democratic dinners that i will never forget, i memorized all these things about new hampshire although my favorite line was that you were the home of presidents, as in franklin pierce and jeff bartlett. [laughter] ofminnesota was the home vice presidents. and the joke in our state is that they sponsor they bounce babies on their nee and
hampshire. ms. klobuchar: if you didn t notice, i have a little town hall meeting here and i actually could have done that anywhere and i wanted to do it in new hampshire because of the importance, of course, n the primaries but also because i love this state. before i was ever in elected office i went on vacation here. yes. to lake winnipesaukee. i m so proud i can say. that reminds me of some lakes in minnesota. and have come here many, many times to help other candidates, did your democratic dinner once. i will never forget, i memorized all these things about new hampshire although my favorite ine was that you were the home of presidents, as in franklin ierce and jeff bartlett. [laughter] and minnesota was the home of vice presidents. and the joke in our state is that new moms bounce their babies on their knee and say, one day you can grow up to be vice president. [laughter] we hope to break that trend. we have some great elected officials here. i know the mayor s wife is
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man who gave his life to keep the rest of a safe and free. mike: the army says his death is under investigation. mike cronin, wmur news 9. shelley: the debate over the proposed kinder morgan pipeline continues. today hundreds gathered at the state house in protest. kinder morgan says the pipeline that would run through parts of southern new hampshire would decrease electricity costs. but as wmur s heather hamel explains live, people protesting fear they d have to foot bill. the bill. heather: yes, they came from all walks of life, past and present elected officials, business owners. they say that the kinder morgan type line is bad for the state. speaker after speaker aired concerns. kinder morgan says the pipeline could reduce electric bills by 35% because the natural gas worry new hampshire ratepayers would have to foot the cost of the pipeline. with concerns so far reaching, they say this cannot be characterized as a not in my back yard issue. you would find that basi
the challenge one donor has made to all granite staters. no one covers new hampshire like we do. shelley : we re hearing from the family of the u.s. army ranger from new hampshire who died this week. corporal andrew aimesbury was killed during a live fire exercise in georgia. good evening, i m shelley walcott. tom: i m tom griffith. the corporal s family and fellow rangers are remembering him for his leadership and for his service. mike cronin joins us live. cronin: corporal aimesbury s family lives here in somersworth. he was a decorated soldier who was loved and respected by many. corporal andrew aimesbury s family remembers him as special person. his sister explains, anyone who knows andrew, knows exactly what i mean. even if they only beheld a fraction of his personality. if you only heard him laugh for a second. if you only saw his smile in he is strong, kind, stubborn, goofy, hilarious, proud, humble, brave, a leader, a ranger, a friend, a brother, a son. specia