Bush once promised his V.P. choice would be "electrifying," but no one describes Dick Cheney that way. So what is Cheney? Is there any chance that the vice-presidency might still generate some electricity? Andy has the answers in his Hiller Instinct.
Forget the pennant race and the fight over Fenway, forget Reality TV and who's the next "Survivor" to be kicked off the island. You want political excitement? Then check out the front runner in the "Republican Veepstakes," Dick Cheney.
There's a new movie star in Massachusetts--and it's the Bay State! Our scenic, historic sites are perfect backdrops for Hollywood movies like "The Perfect Storm." In 7news report, Andy Hiller shows us how the state's success on the silver screen is turning into gold.
Time still appears to be standing still around these houses. As impressive and inviting as some of them are, they are all empty. It's obviously been a long time since anyone lived or played in this town.
You have a sudden rush of insecurity, of being vulnerable, a place where crime is likely to happen to you. Cities have many of these places. But where in Boston, 7's Andy Hiller questions Mayor Tom Menino. It's the Boston crime quiz.
A local air war is escalating. Starting this fall, Shuttle America will expand service out of Hanscom Field in Bedford. Service to New Jersey, Buffalo and North Carolina will then include flights to New York City. In tonight's 7 News Reports, Andy Hiller sizes up what's at stake.
A pair of deadlines means a pair of problems on Beacon Hill. The state still doesn't have a plan to bail out the Big Dig and still doesn't have a new budget. As lawmakers look for money, they're sure to find less than they'd like. Andy says they only have themselves to blame in tonight's Hiller Instinct.
Republican John McCain endorsed George W. Bush for president today both saying they agree on a lot more than they disagree. A joint appearance in Pittsburgh was aimed at publicly ending their bitter rivalry. But in Hiller Instinct, Andy isn't convinced they succeeded.
They've done their time, and now a record number of criminals are going back to their old neighborhoods and ours. At least three thousand prisoners are returning to Bay State cities and towns this year and police worry about what they may bring with them. 7News reports Andy Hiller has more on the criminal next door.
Now to Decision 2000 and the race for Ted Kennedy's Senate seat. Yes, there will be a race! Whether or not there's a republican in it. Libertarian Carla Howell is a management consultant who wants to liberate Kennedy from Washington. Andy introduces us to Howell in tonight's Hiller instinct.
Senator Ted Kennedy has a new opponent in his 2000 U.S. Senate race, republican businessman Jack E. Robinson. Robinson is a Boston-born, ivy-league educated, high-tech executive. Andy introduces him to us, and his challenge in tonight's Hiller instinct.
The final debates before next Tuesday's primary are over tonight. And for our last look, here's 7news political analyst Andy Hiller.
One-time front runner George W. Bush is looking up at John McCain. In our exclusive, 7 News/Reuters poll in New Hampshire, Republican voters give McCain 41 percent support and George W. Bush, only 34 percent. The other four GOP candidates are far behind. 7 News political analyst Andy Hiller says it's clear what all the numbers add up to.
Bill Bradley is widening his lead over Al Gore in New Hampshire's Democratic primary race. That's according to our exclusive 7 News/Reuters poll. Democratic voters give Bradley 48 percent support. Gore, 40 percent. 7 News political analyst Andy Hiller has the story behind these numbers.
1999 was an eventful and interesting year in politics. A political year like no other. 7-news political analyst Andy Hiller takes a look back at some of the highlights.
When we sent 7News political analyst Andy Hiller to New Hampshire to talk to Bush one-on-one, he came back with something different than we expected.
From the box office to the ballot box, more and more celebrities are setting their sights on public office. In the Hiller Instinct, Andy looks at politics, entertainment…and what happens when the two collide.
New Hampshire voters are warming up to Democrat Bill Bradley and cooling on Vice President Al Gore. Here are the results of our exclusive 7 News-Reuters poll. The poll shows Bradley at 45 percent and Gore at 37 percent. Eighteen percent of Democratic voters are still undecided. 7's Andy Hiller takes a look inside the numbers.
As Dan Guayle dropped out, Arizona senator John McCain dropped into the Republican race. He announced his candidacy in Nashua, New Hampshire. In The Hiller Instinct, Andy introduces us to the candidate who hopes to ride straight talk straight into the White House.