they thank the people of man chest ter new hampshire. chasing support, chasing the dream of success. alan fisher, al jazeera at the republican debates in new hampshire. >> more than a third of adults in the u.s. say they are neither republican nor democrat. a imagine have consistently told pollsters they want a third political party. we went to new jersey in search of some of the alternatives. this report. >> reporter: >> then born in the united states has the right to run for president. it's in the bill of rights. this health for aed restauranters is one of the some 1500 presidential candidates regsistered with the federal election campaign for 2016. >> you can be what you want to be. >> can you become president? >> that's the challenge. that's another reason i am on the platform for people, by the people. they want regular citizen governing our country. if a hards working can't become president, that eliminates 99% of our country. so, the 1% runs the 99. >> study after study has shown the social mobility long ago disappeared election a

takes on democratic rival bernie sanders in their first one-on-one debate since clinton lost the new hampshire primary. farmers in greece threaten to ride all the way to the parliament. we will tell you what they're angry about. plus. >> reporter: i'm in south africa where four white farmers are being accused of killing two black farm workers. find out why the trial is causing so much tension >>> a u.n. task force on syria will meet in the next three hours after world powers agreed to end the fighting in late night talks in munich. russia is continuing with the air strikes. hostilities are expected to halt in a week but i.s.i.l. and al-nusra is in included in the deal. it is hoped that supplies will be sent by air to some besieged cities as early as next week. it will be monitored. >> reporter: 19 delegations, the span sores of international peace efforts in syria gathering in an effort to get things back on track. the most important meeting happened several hours earlier on 915th floor of the same munich hotel. is where russian foreign minister lavrov and john kerry came face-to-face. if you

this is an important victory for hillary clinton who had a bad time in new hampshire appeared needed to come back strong. not a surprise that she wins the south carolina democratic primary. the question is by how much. the polls were largely showing her with about 60% of vote in this state. going to minnesota. what are you doing there? >> that's a good question. i'm covering the bernie sanders campaign but he isn't in south carolina. an indication that despite bernie sanders at the beginning of the week saying he wasn't going to throw in the towel on south carolina, that he was going to compete there, really they did throw in the towel as early as late in the week of the last night was the last rally that bernie sanders had. today he went to texas. two rather large rallies. tonight he is in minnesota. what do they have in common? they think that they can win. certainly he has to be favored here. the demographics are set up for him here, but he's fighting the big fight in texas. two outdoor rally, a total of some 17,000 text ans came out-- texans cam out to speak to him. talking about

each party's process resulted in surprises and a relaunch heading to the new hampshire primary. but last night's big winners are undoubtedly ted cruz, and bernie sanders two guys talking to and about very different americas. bernie, ted, and the road ahead. it's the "insideto

on the republican side, donald trump still holds a wide lead in new hampshire. he is at 29% right now, according to the c nn tracking poll. marco rubio is second. ted cruz and john kasich is vying for second as well. >>> as al jazeera's erika pitzi reports from new hampshire. >> reporter: voters are definitely turning out rain or snow like it is today. we have got four days until the primary, and voters say they are trying to get at least five events before tuesday, and we have been going to several events and we have been seeing at least a hundred people packing into these townhalls and meet and greets. they say they want to see and hear from these candidates in person, because they want to really get a sense, are these candidates as sincere as they seem? in >> i want to see if i'm listening to somebody who is just giving me a canned speech or somebody who is genuine. >> reporter: of course this is politics we're talking about, so everything comes with a little bit of controversy, including the abc republican debate taking place on saturday night. there are som

obviously because of new hampshire, because of the surprises in iowa and some of the polling that we see in nevada, and even south carolina where hillary clinton is winning the latest polls just out today, but by a narrowing margin, nothing is a sure thing at this point and when so much has broken the mold over the course of the last six months in this presidential campaign, if in particular over the course of the last three weeks since voters actually began to cast their votes, i think the president, you'll see him take a step back a little bit and not put a thumb on the scale, at least not publicly unless he really feels it's the appropriate time or it is really needed and would help, david. >> mike, the republican race, the president seemed particularly exasperated that he has to explain to world leaders. how vexed or angry is the president, embarrassed i'm not sure is the right word when he has to explaining issues to foreign leaders such as this? >> i think he's frustrated and i don't think you have to read far below the surface to see that. we have heard the president express f

lisa stark is live in manchester, new hampshire. sanders already arriving home for pretty close to it. how confident is he going into next tuesday's primary there? >> well, you know, dell, he is almost like the native son from the neighboring state of rearmont. he is very well liked. here in new hampshire, he has in some polls a double digit lead. bernie sanders defied expectations all along. he said he's ready to do the same in new hampshire. here's what he had to say. >> and now in new hampshire, we will astound the world again. i think our vision for america, a vision in which people should not be working longer hours for lower wages, while seeing almost all new income and wealth going to the top 1%. that message is resonatinging iowa, it's resonating in new hampshire and in communities all over america. >> wow, don't count hillary clinton out, she is also well loved. she did manage to pull out a victory here and propel her campaign out. >> many say she has to close the gap to show momentum coming out of iowa. donald trump on the

it's not a surprise if he's relying on his brother and mother in new hampshire. >> reporter: jed's mother barbara bush campaigned. he's hoping for a better look in south carolina. the latest clear politics polls show jed bush has about 10% for the republican supporting in the state. behind donald trump, senator ted cruz and marco rubio >>> randall pinkston live in charleston, south carolina. while the republicans focused on the primary and south carolina, the democratic candidates are fighting for nevada. the silver state held the caucuses on saturday. hillary clinton held two rallies back in 2008. she won the caucuses during the presidential bid. her opponent spent president's day in michigan. he spoke to a crowd of 10,000 supporters. they met with several flint residents and spoke about the impact of flint's water crisis. sanders called it one of the most difficult meetings of his career. >> new york city police are investigating allegations that police officer spit zer assaulted the police. over the weekend she told police spit zer assaulted her. she flew back o her native country russ

as we go to alan fisher, who is in new hampshire. it would be fair to say that bernie sanders, for the democrats, the favourite donald trump is the favourite for the republicans, what would an upset look like here. an upset would look like donald trump's reputation can't stand a second loss when you declare yourself to be the winningest president america has seen. ted cruz not in the top three is an upset, and it's a toss up who is going to come third between marco rubio, chris christie and john kassig. they are establishment bases for want of a better phrase and are based on the idea that the campaign would have kick started in namp -- new hampshire. at the democratic side, and we are hear at an event that bernie sanders will speak about in an hour in namp. if hillary clinton -- new hampshire, if hillary clinton gets within 15 points of him, that would be a big win. it was new hampshire that saves the campaign, she finishes third in iowa, and by winning here she kept the campaign against then senator president obama going for a few

>> again, new hampshire voters go to the polls. tuesday night this was the last chance for republicans to show a statewide and nationwide. what they were up to, bring out the latest pitches. in the case of some of the governors that representatives establishment lane in the republican party, particularly chris christie, go after the individual they consider to be the biggest threat to win the nomination. donald trump is ahead in the polls, many suspect he will not perform as well, the same thing that happened in iowa. marco rubio, the republican senator from florida report, under much of the attack. chris christy calling him. calling him can, and robotic. in londonary, marco rubio had an event. operatives from other campaigns were there, with people dressed as robots. in an effort to mock marco rubio and pick up the narrative. it was the same answer for multiple questions. it was a little more of what he had to say this morning in the wake of the debate. >> it's interesting that right now after the debate. you said three or four ti

. >> reporter: i'm live in manchester new hampshire. this is the venue for the latest republican debate. will someone make a break through tonight or is it going to be end of the road for some others? >>> and in sport, is retaining the dubai desert classic a long shot for rory macelvoy. details in sport. ils in sport. >> even though we're in here, we're still human. >> how harsh conditions affect people on both sides of the bars. >> why did scott take his own life? >> the jail. >> some people might be scared to speak out but i'm not. i'm telling the truth. >>> welcome back. you're watching al jazeera. a round up of our top stories. tens of thousands of syrians escaping war are stuck at the border with turkey. their passage has been blocked. more than 130 people are buried in a collapsed building in taiwan city of tainan. a 7-year-old boy has been pulled out. at least 12 people have been killed. investigators say a bomb was the likely cause of a hole that was punched into a passenger jet over somalia. one man was sucked out of the plane

. >> hillary clinton and bernie sanders face off for the first time after the new hampshire primary. >>> the w.h.o. announces two promising zika vaccines. >>> plus 48

new hampshire is bernie sanders' territory. among young voters here, he enjoys 85% support especially when it comes to. >>> of income inequality. >> the rich are getting richer. i would absolutely like to see a candidate who supports radical changes in the structure to create more equality and justice. >> i just honestly don't trust hillary. i think she's been very flippy floppy on a lot of issues. bernie has been very consistent. >> the issue of reforming america's economic structure is where the two democratic presidential hopefuls argued most. sanders criticized clinton for receiving $675,000 from making paid speeches to at least one investment bank on wall street, suggesting her corporate funded political campaign makes her ill suited for the reform he promises. >> one of the things we had do is not only talk the talk, but walk the walk. i am very proud to be the only candidate up here who does not have a super pac, who is not raising huge amounts of money from wall street for special interests. >> there is this attack that

. >> i went to alabama investigating the death of a person from new hampshire. the climate has not changed. >> even 50 years on, a lot wrong still being righted. >> when we come back, a bafta blackout. >>> the nominations for best white actress go to -- oh. >> britain celebrates the best in film as some criticize the lack of diverse nominees. >>> the bafta a wards last night, the highest awards in british film. >> the bafta goes to the revenant. >> that was hardly a surprise. yes, this was an incredibly tough year to call the winners, even the critics found it hard to commit to predictions. this film stood one of the best chance of the lot, five awards for the revenant, including three of the main ones, best film, best actor for leonardo dicaprio and best director. he lost out last year when birdman failed to take off here, second time lucky for him. it wasn't to be her night, cate blanchett missed out on best actress. this is her in carol. best actress went to. >> brie larson. >> an up and coming star for this, room, the tail of a woman and her child held capti

ohiio john kasich hopes to build on his showing in new hampshire. whavrp happens in south carolina, casic and jeb bush are expect to continue with bush hoping voters will agree with the assessment of two of his opponents. >> john kasich is a great governor. i think his approach to cutting the military won't play here. marco rubio is a dear friend. he is talented. he will be president of the u.s. one day. january 2017 is my time in my view. >> reporter: senator graham is the senior senator from south carolina. donald trump is shown way out front. we will see what he does tonight >>> thank you. in just a few minutes, a deeper look at money and the 2016 campaign. how justice's death will impact the campaigns of the run for president. president obama is scheduled to address the nation about the death of the justice at 8.30 eastern time. we will bring it to you live. first, must be and politics. when we come back, a deeper look at how much cash is used in the presidential campaign, where it comes from and what it is used for. a deeper look next. >>> the

the population here is greater than iowa and new hampshire combined. the diversity of the population different than iowa and new hampshire combined. the challenge for the republican party is to tap into that diversity so that their voters don't just look like republican voters from iowa and new hampshire >> in south carolina although it is a much more diverse state in terms of ethnicity and race, the republican party remains largely a white party. it is not deep terribly in its region to citizens of color, particularly african americans and lat enos. -- latinos. >> reporter: minority voters tend to favor the democratic party, but one republican presidential candidate told me he thinks that is about to change. >> the democratic party has tried to convince blacks that they're the only option, but i think more and more people are actually starting to open their eyes and say so where has that gotten us. we have more poverty, more crime and incarceration from bro broken families, everything is much worse. so maybe if it's not working, you should look at som

he did win in new hampshire, but he would like to show that he's strong in the west. cruz of course a senator from the accident, expecting, hoping to do well to show that he is the person who can take on donald trump. of course the donald who has come to south carolina, up ended every conventional wisdom about a northern candidate who has a history of divers, who had not exactly been known for his close ties to christianity before he came to south carolina, somehow he wins here. he's going to move west trying to build on his momentum moving towards the convention. >> there are 590 delegates at stake from super delegates. no one candidate of either party has swept on super tuesday. you might get six states, you might get up to nine, but you don't get all of them. that's number one. you need 1,236 delegates to win the republican party nomination. only 595 are at stake. trump will not get them all, because there's a portion of the delegates. that means that those people who come in second and third will also get some of them. he will do well probably, but he will still h

new hampshire, pre-do predominantly white. south carolina will be different there. >> thank you very much. >>> benjamin netanyahu said he'll continue to build border fences against what he calls predatory animals. at the jordanian border one such fence is being built and eventually israel will be completely surrounded. >> at the end of the day as i see it there will be a fence like this one surrounding israel in its entirety. some will ask is this what you want to do? surround israel in its entirety? the answer is question. in the environment we live in we need to protect ourselves from predatory animals. >> soldiers have shot dead a 15-year-old palestinian in the occupied west bank. the incident took place in a camp north of hebron. they said that he was part of a group throwing stones at police in the area. >>> after a month of fighting in darfur, the sudanese army said it has defeated one of the main rebel groups, but that is disputed by the rebels. the darfur conflict erupted in 2003 where mostly non-arab tribes took up ar

yet cruz did very well in new hampshire. so he can also get into that libertarian voter >>> digging in deeper, i'm wondering if some of these g.o.p. interests of candidates are beg selfish from hanging on. it seems like they are fighting for the same voters. if the so-called wants to remain the establishment and knock cruz and trump out of this, don't they need to drop out before it starts to accelerate behind cruz and trump? >> i think they do because right now between the three of them john kasich, jeb bush and marco rubio, i don't think you can argue there's not much in it, but there is in the two versus the three and so i do think the establishment is fighting among itself and that's a different element >>> who do you think is the best g.o.p. candidate to take on either cruz or trump? >> i think casic has a great balance in washington, a very successful job-creating governor of ohio. i think if you had a john kasich marco rubio ticket, that would be good but right now, the belief in a trump cruz ticket, i think that coul

. >> he smashed hillary clinton which 22 points in new hampshire 40 years later and the message remains the same. >> my friends, we must tell the billionaire class and the 1% that they cannot have it all at a time of massive wealth and income inequality. >> reporter: for most of those 30 years sanders has been largely ignored open the national stage. while he won a house and later senate seat in vermont, some declared the democratic socialist was too far to the left. but what is sanders appeal to young people, why now? socialist is a word that carries a stigma for many older americans. conjuring images of the cold war and nuclear annihilation. , slamming sanders to motivate their voters, the republicans. >> none of our candidates is a socialist that's a good thing. >> but the berlin wall fell 20 years ago. instead of dread, for some of them socialism evokes positive images. as a sophomore at the university of south carolina megan taylor is a campus coordinator for sanders campaign. >> i like to say to america, your favorite parts of the campaign are the socialist parts. you just don't w

hampshire? >> doesn't iowa become history? >> but the question is can he maintain the margin he has seen in all of these polls. he does have a pretty high base of support, but a fairly low ceiling of support. in iowa all of the people who supported him, had already decided a week out. so if that pattern in the exit polls repeats itself we're going to be looking at stating moving forward where he say that's where he cannot reach voters. >> there are still large numbers of undecided in the republican electorate, with the wade range of choices, what does a large number of undecided tell a political pro? an elimination round? it's "inside story." ♪ ♪ >>> welcome back to "inside story." i'm ray suarez. large numbers of voters in new hampshire, have been telling pollsters they are still undecided. does that fuel wednesday's rationale for staying in the race? g.o.p. strategists are still with me. and in the meeting, horace, where we talk about what happens whether we go on to super-tuesday to south carolina, to nevada, can i poin

that's the beauty of new hampshire. voters want to see the candidates over and over again until the last weekend, still haven't made up their mind until the last day. 40% of independents, they can vote in the democratic or republican primary. they wanting to where the action is. seems like more of the action is on the republican side. the polls suggest that bernie sanders is up big time over hillary clinton, so maybe they want to vote on the republican side where so much is up for grabs for second place, third place, fourth place. tonight, we really don't know what's going to happen. >> that's what makes it fun. the latest poll shows to marco rubio or robo rubio he is being called for repeating the same attack line over and over again is slipping, but not as much as people might have thought. >> yeah, you know, the debate, it was not good for marco rubio but it was a saturday night, not that many people actually saw it. if you go to his rallies. i went to them sunday and monday, there were a lot of people there. rubio,

takes on democratic rival bernie sanders in their first one-on-one debate since clinton lost the new hampshire primary. farmers in greece threaten to ride all the way to the parliament. we will tell you what

we begin with the count down in new hampshire. we are just two days away from the nation's first presidential primary and donald trump appears to be on the verge of victory. several polls out today show him enjoying at least a 15 point lead. for democrats, bernie sanders remains way ahead of hillary clinton. mike viqueria is on the campaign trail in manchester. >> good evening, randall, on the republican side things seem to be up for grabs. while donald trump is nominally leading the polls, over the challenger, plooub marco rubio,s are notoriously late in deciding. donald trump underperformed in iowa, when you compare the precaucus polls. many are expecting the same thing ohappen here in new hampshire. meanwhile, marco rubio is emerging as the establishment candidate, and as such he is drawing the fire of many of his rivals. croichts wenchris christie wents being robotic, that his replies are repeated over and over and over again. rubio went after that. >> i'm going to say it again. the reason why these things are in trouble is be

this is a big deal for bernie sanders, he'll walk out, go to new hampshire where he is leading in the polls. the crowd was not happy, hillary clinton declares something like victory before et votes were all in. the candidates are on their way to new hampshire, and then to south carolina. >> bernie sanders, in any case, whatever the final vote, whether he's number one or two, is declaring victory >>> john hendren, the star man live in des moines iowa >>> now, the world health organisation has declared the mosquito born zico virus a public health matter of international concern. they warned that the disease which is linked to birth defects is spreading across the americas at a larging wait. lucia newman reports from rio. hundreds, if not thousands of babies born with irreparable birth defects. all of this suspected to be caused by a mosquito-born virus, that has spread explosively throughout the americas, prompting the world health organisation to take drastic action. >> i am now declaring that the recent cluster of microcephali and other neurological abnormalities reported in north ame

fisher in new hampshire. you're watching al jazeera, coming up in a couple of minutes: how falling commodity prices are threatening south africa mining jobs. i want to let you know what happened when a leopard wandered into a school in southern india. >> even though we're in here, we're still human. >> how harsh conditions affect people on both sides of the bars. >> why did scott take his own life? >> the jail. >> some people might be scared to speak out but i'm not. i'm telling the truth. >> these are the global headlines this hour. the german chancellor angela merkel, says her government was not just appalled but horrified, of the russian air strikes in syrian. the bombardment has driven 30,000 syrians to the border with turkey. boats on which they were traveling sank on the way to greece from turkey. >>> at least four people including an eight-year-old girl have been rescued from the rubble of a high rise apartment brock during saturday's earthquake in taiwan. >>> international troops tried to bring stabil

with that his numbers began to fall, and he didn't do terribly well in new hampshire. he said i had an about a night. it won't happen again. there is jeb bush, john kasich and marco rubio, and they're fighting with one another. and both sides are fighting against each other. they debates hugely important. hugely significant, and we expect it to be the angriest debate yet. >> pope francis has been celebrating mass at the basilica of the virgin of guadelupe in mexico city. earlier the pontiff urged mexican leaders to provide true justice to the victims of drug violence. adam raney has more from mexico city. >> pope francis finished off his official day with a five-day trip to mexico with a mass and prayed alone for some time in front of the image of this virgin martha appeared according to catholic tradition to a poor indigenous peasant in the 1500s. he said it was the most important thing for him to do on this trip. the most important thing is to pray in front of this symbol of mexico. he had strong words for a group of bishops at the cathedral in mexico city. he said t

he's spent time in new hampshire. he will probably exceed expectations in new hampshire coming out of this win, probably won't win, but has cornered a market on those three. that will be his success versus the past in iowa. >> thank you, michael. >>> some of the candidates already in new hampshire where the first in the nation primary takes place next tuesday. it's going to be a busy week as candidates try to sway the voters there. it will be a packed schedule, already 20 events on tap today. on the republican side, the question is will the air now go out of the balloon for donald trump since he did not win in iowa. some analysts are waiting to see if his supporter start defecting. we spoke with judd gregg, the former governor here, senator three times, he knows this state very well. he does not think trump's poll numbers, trump is at the top of the polls, he doesn't think those numbers will hold up. >> polls are really sort of -- well they don't reflect what people do when they vote. people when a person's polled, th

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new hampshire is bernie sanders territory and enjoys more than 85% support especially when it comes to issues of income and equality. >> the rich are getting richer so i absolutely would like to see a candidate who supports radical changes in the economic structure to create more equality and justice. >> i honestly don't trust hillary and she has been flip-flop on issues and bernie has been consistent. >> reporter: reforming the economic structure is where the two presidential hopefuls argued most and sanders criticized for receiving 675,000 for making paid speeches to one investment bank on wall street suggesting her corporate political campaign makes her ill suited for the kind of reform he is promising. >> one of the things we should do is not only talk the talk but walk the walk. i am very proud to be the only candidate up here who does not have a super pack, who is not raising huge tons of money for special interests. >> there is this attack that he is putting forth which really comes down to, you know, anybody whoever took donations or speaking fees from any interest group has to

thank you. >>> voters in new hampshire are getting hit by a snow storm. there are two separate storms pummelling the east coast and the west right now. the storm dumped so much snow on new england. kevin corriveau has the latest. >> that's right. we had it so well in december that a lot of people think this is a big deal. this is really a normal winter snow storm. it is dumping almost a foot in some locations here. i want to show you the two we are talking about. this one in the atlantic, pushing up towards the northeast, as well as the one coming across -- what was it the northern plains into the ho river valley. this system started in florida. here in new york, new york city saw about a trace. on long island we saw six to eight inches there. we had blizzard conditions on the cape cod area, those have been dropped, but we're still seeing quite a bit of snow making its way up towards new hampshire. more snow will be down here towards the southeast where we have winter storm warnings that will be lift tomorrow morning. the snow will be on the ground, but i

and you tell us they are breaking the new hampshires, 4-1, 5-1. what do they say about why they want to be part of it? >> my students are in favour of bernie sanders, it's hard to identify democrats favouring hillary clinton, between the ages much 178 and 25-26. what they are saying is not just that she talks to them via social media, but they see clinton as part of a corrupt political establishment. for young people. they were not around or cognisant when all the things were going on, so they are hearing about monica lewinski. she doesn't think she speaks to them or has their interests at heart. she will have to do a better job, speaking their language and not just social media. i don't think she has down that sints new hampshire. >> does it extent the idea that it is hillary clinton against donald trump, an opportunity for donald trump, to have messaging to reach young voters. >> i think there is. if he is a nominee, i think there is an opportunity yip. we have seen trump move to the center. and he is regardless. saying i will criticize george w

new hampshire is bernie sanders's territory. among young voters here he enjoys 85% support, especially when it comes to issues of income and equality >> the rich are getting richer. >> translation: i do not trust hilary. she has been waivering on different issues. >> reporter: the issue of reforming the economic's structure is where the two hopefuls argued most. sanders criticized hillary clinton of receiving 675,000 for making paid speechses to at least one investment bank on wall street. >> one of the things bee should do is-- we should do is not only talk the talk but walk the walk. i am the only candidate here who does not have a super pack and raising lots of money from wall street. >> there is this attack that he is putting forth, which really comes down to anybody who has ever took donations or speaking fees from any interest group which has to be braulgt and i reject that senator. >> reporter: when pushed for transparency to reveal whether promises had been made to corporate america, she dodged the issue >> reporter: are

mick vick live in new hampshire. thank you, mike. >> we spoke with the political director of nh1 who said the last few hours are particularly important for candidates there, because many voters make up their mind at the very last minute. >> a lot of voters want to see the candidates over and over again in my the last weekend. they still haven't made up their minds until the last day. 40% of new hampshire voters are independents. they want to go with where the action is. it seems it is more on the republican side, polls suggest that bernie sanders is up big time over hillary clinton, so maybe they want to vote on the republican side where so much is up for grabs. tonight, we really don't know what's going to happen. we are seeing voters angry at washington, at the establishment. bernie sanders has been a politician for 40 years but doesn't look like one, sound like one, smell like one. that's why he has energized the left. just in a way donald trump and ted cruz energized the right. hillary clinton is the establishmen

mother did campaign for him in new hampshire. it didn't help. he is hoping for better luck from his brother in south carolina. south carolina voters have put two bushes in the white house, come saturday, the primary will determine whether they will help a third bush on his way. >>> iran is dashing hopes that a deal between the world's larges oil producers can stop the slide of crude. tehran saying it will not join the deal with saudi arabia and russia. saudi's oil minister saying the goal is trying to stabilize the markets. >> we don't want significant gyrations in prices. we don't want reduction in supply. we want to meet demand. and we want a stable oil price. >> reporter: venezuela and qatar already agreeing to the pact. it is a rare deal, the first between opec member and a non-opec member, russia. patty, markets initially up on news of the deal, but not so much now. >> that's right. because there is a contingency in this deal that you could literally pile an oil tanker through, and that is that other producers have to agree

i think that donald trump does have a chance for that very reason because i think we looked at new hampshire. how many were interviewed there saying they were making up their mind between bernie sanders and donald trump >>> you have to pull a lever for somebody who is going to be the president of the u.s. >> i hope you're right, but for months people have discounted donald trump. >> he will never go this far, he will drop out before august, before he has to release his financials. every time we have been wrong. i don't want him to win and i would be blind to underestimate it >> voters want to flip over the table and that is a dangerous emotion >>> we have to know where it stops. let's see what happens. moving on. two years in obamacare has provided health care to millions of people who didn't have it before the bill passed. has it made the rest of our health care worse? >> bomb care is a disaster. rates are going up 25 to 5 a% >> how do you make it affordable when the cost is going up through the roof-- 55%. >> driving oun uninsured rate to its lowest level ever >> we keep hearing about the

we want to thank the people of new hampshire. do we love the people of new hampshire? you know, i said it, and i said it a year ago, i think i'll do well there, because i'm here a lot. it's so beautiful, and i love it so much. and i love the people and i said i think they like me a lot. and we got numbers in and everyone said how come they like trump so much. i have so many friends up here, they are special, special people. so, namp, i want to thank you. we love you, we'll be back a lot. we are not going to forget you. you started it. remember, you started

but it wasn't enough. >> people in new hampshire and south carolina have spoken, so tonight i am suspending my campaign. >> no. >> yes. [ cheering ] >> reporter: south carolina is an important and significant stop in this campaign. although the republican party is older, whiter, the seat is diverse. the trump campaign will be saying if if can win here, there's nowhere in the united states where they can't i understand ted cruz believes the next few gives them a chance of wins. marco rubio's perform earns says that he will never beat the anti-trump. the establishment... >> there were many people on the campaign, good people . many of whom any other year would have been a front runner. now practically speaking, it's down three. and i know that our campaign gives us the best chance not just to come together. not to unify, but to unify our country and throw this unit. >> the republicans know that their win for hillary clinton, but the win almost got wiped out. in a victory speech she addressed issues raised by bernie sanders, and took a swipe at the vermont senator too. >> we are not a single i

. >> christie also dissented telling a reporter with the new hampshire union leader that he would not endorse trump. hillary clinton, fresh off her huge win in south carolina where she easily beat bernie sanders, al jazeera's senior white house correspondent mike viqueria has more. >> reporter: the focus now turns to super tuesday, and caucuses like in minnesota. the democratic contest could soon be over. hillary clinton is on the verge of seizing control of the democratic race. after her resounding win in south carolina she campaigned sunday in tennessee, one of 11 states with delegates up for grasp on super tuesday. clinton won south carolina by 47% over bernie sanders, double the margin most polls had predicted. addressing supporters saturday night in columbia, clinton didn't let up. >> tomorrow this campaign goes national! >> in the aftermath of the blow-out loss sanders had few positives to spin. >> we got decimated that's what happened. >> it wasn't just the 47 point margin, but the loss exposed sanders critical issue with the contest. fest six southern states vote tuesday. clin

. >> things get heated in new hampshire ahead of tuesday's primary. >>> and the u.n. panel delivers welcome news to wikileak founder julian assange. ♪ >>> this is al jazeera america live from new york city. i'm richelle carey. we are waiting to hear from president obama who is expected to speak shortly about the state of the economy, this coming just a few hours after the release of the mixed january jobs report. 151,000 jobs were added last month. but the unemployment rate fell to an eight-year low of 4.9%. stocks, though, have been trading in negative territory all day, fol falling more than 20 points. here is the president. let's listen. >> i wanted to stop by, because as you are aware of now, america's businesses created another 151,000 jobs last month. the unemployment rate has now fallen to 4.5%. even as more americans join the job market last month. so this the first time that the unemployment rate has dipped below 5% in almost eight years. americans are working. all told, over the past six years our businesses have added 14 million new jobs. 71 straight mont

each party's process resulted in surprises and a relaunch heading to the new hampshire primary. but last night's big winners are undoubtedly ted cruz, and bernie sanders two guys talking to and about very different americas. bernie, ted, and the road ahead. it's the "inside story." >>> welcome to "inside story." i'm ray suarez. donald trump had a theory about a different way to win iowa. a campaign not obsessed with hitting all of the counties. and not concerned with a long presence on tv and radio. trump relied heavily on free media, and didn't start to spend much until close to caucus night. he even skipped the last debate in the race. ted cruz used something closer to a play book drawn from recent history. mike huckabee and rick santorum who worked hard, became fixtures on christian talk radio, and spent a lot of time in iowa. in a deeply fractured field, 28% was good enough to win, and maybe good enough to slow down a trump train the polls said could be unstoppable. >> and while americans will continue to suffer, under a president who has set an agenda that is causing millio

ew hampshire >>> good evening, i'm antonio mora. this is al jazeera america. >> i care about making a real difference in your life. >> we have to get away from the politicians, and we have to bring sanity to this country. >> the only way we bring about change is the way that real change has always occurred. >> i hope you want a president that accepts responsibility and accountability. >> appealing to undecided voters, the issues and mud slinging candidates are using in an attempt to win the new hampshire primary. winter whether could be a factor, and offshore mother nature turned a leisurely cruise into a

. >> they square off for the first time since the blow off win in new hampshire. >> zika and looking for more money and mormon tearing at airports. >>> pope francis on his way to meet the orthodox church and the first meeting between them in a thousand years. ♪

the concept of the setback that new hampshire was for her, the idea in new hampshire that night. she said i still love you, new hampshire, but she set her sites squarely on south carolina. the numbers are indicating, at least for the moment, with a quarter of the precincts in. the win at the moment is bigger than what the numbers have indicated. just like her loss in new hampshire was bigger than the numbers had indicated. her message was interesting. talking to voters in south carolina, particularly by the with way african-american voters around the country. she has been accompanied by these five mothers of african-americans that had died in situations that people would think were unjust. she brought up a lot of things that she has seen work for bernie sanders. the gentleman i was speaking to, the head of the north charleston branch of ncaap, said one things that you heard randall talking about. they do form the bed rock of the voting base for the democratic party, but a lot of their concerns are the very things that bernie sanders has been talking about, including an a15 an hou

he won a big victory in new hampshire, which is a north-eastern state and he won a big victory in south carolina, two very different kinds of states and he won them both >>> thank you very much. going to iraq now where the government says sunni tribes have taken up arms against i.s.i.l. there have been two days of fighting in the city, which is about 70 kilometers west of the capital. three sunni tribes are old l involved. further north the government is preparing for an offensive in the second largest city mosul. the prime minister announced that shia militia will be involved in that battle to retake the city from i.s.i.l. judge some claim that the americans and british is pressuring not to allow them to join the fight. they will be part of this honor rabble battle. no-one dares pressure me. it will be done by iraqis from all backgrounds >>> phillip smith is a researcher specializing in shia militias and he says the iraqi government ask unlikely to gain the trust of sunnis in i.s.i.l. areas >> i think an appetite can be built if there's enough money behind it. if we remember historical

rubio trying to make light of his disastrous performance at the new hampshire debate repeating a line four times, a debacle that helped to sink his campaign there. he seems to have recovered and endorse. from governor nicky hayley, with an 80% approval rate is a huge get. we asked marco rubio about it. >> we'd love her endorsement. i would hope it's positive for the campaign. i hope he'd lead south carolina with a tail wind. it is a big blow for jed bush, who reportedly courted governor hayley. bush is near the bottom of the republican field, with donald trump still in front. but marco rubio's supporters, like his low-key style. >> i think he's the most mature guys, the youngest guys, i belief. he's not shouting, yelling, and knows his stuff. >> bringing america to what it was originally. fixing what was done wrong. >> sounds like donald trump. >> no. no. he is too hot-headed. >> the florida senator is hoping for second place. fighting neck and neck with ted cruz. >> let's say he comes in second. the best case scenario. then i think it gives him the opportunity to continue to fund rai

that's after previous wins in new hampshire and south carolina. >> reporter: even donald trump seems surprised by the scale of his victory. we love nevada. trump won almost half of the latino vote despite his comments last year in which he said mexican immigrants are criminals and rapists. >> we won with young, we won with old, we won with highly educated, we love with poorly educated. and you know what i really am happy about, 46% with the hispanics. 46%. number 1 with hispanics. >> reporter: early indications are that florida senator marco rubio came second. but it's still not clear if he will now become the anti-trump candidate. >> reporter: the vast and overwhelming majority of republicans do not want trump to be the nominee. so as long as we have four people running, you are going to get results like we saw last night. the sooner we get this race narrowed down, the easier it will be to beat him. >> the undeniable reality that the first four states have shown is that the only campaign that has beaten donald trump. and the only campaign that can beat donald trump is this campaign.

. >>> less than 24 hours before voting begins in new hampshire. a surprise new candidate in second place for the gop. >>> weakness is not an option. >> the united nations considers new sanction in response to north korea's launch of a long-range rocket. days after a powerful earthquake rattles taiwan, crews hold out hope in the search for survivors. ♪ >> third quarter delivers a politically charged performance at the superbowl. >>> this is al jazeera live from new york city. i'm stephanie sy. the presidential candidates have 40 campaign events planned across new hampshire today, trying to lure undecided voters on which candidates to support, because tomorrow is the first primary of the presidential race. >> today a new survey shows donald trump has a commanding lead in the republican race. ohio governor john kasich shows up in second place in that poll. ted cruz, the iowa winner has slid to fifth. the poll found barely half of likely gop voters are completely decided, though, on their voice. polls show marco rubio slipped some in new hampshire,