Steve Bottari

1 day ago | wmur.com | Steve Bottari

SEACOAST 95 AND 101. THOSE ARE MOVING WELL TO GET THE FACTS COVERAGE TONIGHT. AND SOME DEMOCRATS ARE CLAIMING THAT HOUSE JUDICIARY REPUBLICANS VOTED TO ALLOW PRESIDENT TRUMP TO DEPORT U.S. CITIZENS. FACT CHECKERS SAY THAT’S NOT TRUE. STEVE BOTTARI WITH OUR GET THE FACTS TEAM BREAKS DOWN THIS CLAIM. STEVE. MARISSA. THIS CLAIM IS GOING ALL AROUND SOCIAL MEDIA RIGHT NOW. AND OUR FACT CHECKING PARTNERS AT THE NONPARTIZAN, POLITIFACT, SAY IT IS MOSTLY FALSE.

2 weeks ago | wmur.com | Steve Bottari

TUESDAYS AT SIX. TODAY MARKS PRESIDENT TRUMP’S 100TH DAY IN OFFICE, SO OUR GET THE FOX TEAM IS TAKING A LOOK AT A FEW ASPECTS OF WHAT HAS TRANSPIRED DURING THE FIRST 100 DAYS. POLITIFACT CHIEF CORRESPONDENT LUKE JACOBSON JOINING US ONCE AGAIN. SO, LOU, YOU AND YOUR COLLEAGUES HAVE BEEN LOOKING CLOSELY AT WHAT PRESIDENT TRUMP HAS ACCOMPLISHED SO FAR. OBVIOUSLY, THERE’S BEEN A LOT OF TALK ABOUT THE ECONOMY. WHAT ARE YOU FINDING WHEN IT COMES TO ACCOMPLISHMENTS IN THE FIRST 100 DAYS WITH THE ECONOMY?

2 weeks ago | wmur.com | Steve Bottari

AND ON THE SEACOAST, 95 AND 101 ARE DELAY FREE. THIS CAN BE A TOUGH TIME OF YEAR FOR A LOT OF FOLKS. WITH SO MANY THINGS IN BLOOM AND CAUSING THE SEASONAL ALLERGIES TO KICK IN, WE ARE JOINED LIVE TODAY BY DOCTOR SARA TAYLOR BLACK, AN ALLERGY AND IMMUNOLOGY SPECIALIST AT DARTMOUTH HEALTH. SO DOCTOR, THANKS FOR JOINING US. CAN YOU TELL US ANYTHING? DO WE GET GOOD DATA ABOUT THIS, ABOUT THE SEVERITY OF THIS ALLERGY SEASON COMPARED TO, SAY, PREVIOUS YEARS?

2 weeks ago | wmur.com | Steve Bottari

MILLION, WHICH INCLUDED EXPORTS TO OTHER COUNTRIES. MEANWHILE, THE WHITE HOUSE SAYS IT IS EXPECTING TO DE-ESCALATE TRADE TENSIONS WHEN IT COMES TO CHINA. AND TODAY, THE STOCK MARKET SHOWING ANOTHER DAY IN THE GREEN, REALLY, FOR ALL THREE MAJOR INDICES. AFTER WHAT HAS BEEN DAYS AND WEEKS OF UNCERTAINTY. JOINING US LIVE FROM THE ARMSTRONG ADVISORY GROUP IS PAUL LANE. SO PAUL, LOOK, WE’VE BEEN SEEING COUNTRIES TRYING TO NEGOTIATE DEALS WITH THE WHITE HOUSE DURING THIS TARIFF PAUSE.

1 month ago | wmur.com | Steve Bottari

The New Hampshire Department of Labor said it is taking steps to terminate one of its administrative judges after News 9 Investigates uncovered court documents that show the judge has a criminal record.According to court paperwork from Indian River County in Florida, Richard Brown, who had worked in that state as a lawyer, pled guilty in 2012 to charges of money laundering, grand theft and filing false insurance claims.Brown was stripped of his license to practice law in Florida and was...