just a few moments ago we heard from carly fiorina. very disappointed because she was not invited to attend the big republican debate tonight. >> if you doubted the game was rig, look at what is going on in that debate stage tonight. sorry, i thought votes counted in elections. sorry, i thought delegates counted. i thought the people in new hampshire had the responsibility to vote and pick presidents. apparently the media establishment, the political establishment decided they know better than you. i will not falter. i will never stop fighting and neither can you. >>> carly fiorina saying she will not give up despite the fact she will not be on the stage tonight. seven candidates will. what do they have to do? what do they have to avoid? want to bring in our political commentators. let's take these candidates as quickly as they can. what do they have to do and avoid tonight? >> donald trump needs to make a comeback. i think he had a gracious moment after the iowa defeat. if he can find that graciousness again, it would be good for him.

[applause] carly fiorina: good morning. [applause] >> carly! carly! carly fiorina: thank you. my husband, frank is here somewhere. where is frank? there he is. the redshirt. [applause] carly fiorina: he wore exactly the right color. i did not have to tell him to do that. thank you for being here, thank you for your support. ever since i started running for presidency of the united states on may 4 of 2015, everybody has counted me out. i started out 17 out of 16 candidates. less than 4% of you had ever heard my name. the pollsters wouldn't ask my name. the pundits wrote me off. here we are, a couple days before the new hampshire primary, and there are only eight of us left. i have already beaten a couple of the guys he will be on that stage tonight, and i morty tied -- and i am already tired with jeb bush who spent tens of millions of dollars. i have made it all this way because of the people of new hampshire. because you take your first in the nation primary responsibilities very seriously. ever since i started running for president in may of last year, i have been telling you

>> well, you know, here's the one thing about carly fiorina. we were just talking about that very worrisome story out of somalia. only one candidate in this entire presidential field has actually taken a major corporation into 170 country around the world and dealt directly with world leaders across the globe, and that's carly fiorina. only one of them has handled a company that had an economy that had a budget greater than the budget of california or texas, and that's carly fiorina. so there's a lot of talent that wasn't on that stage, but that is unique in the field, and that's carly fiorina. >> so what you're saying is that carly has the diplomacy chops, if you will and she also understands how to work with money and the economy is your point. >> exactly, yes. >> let's talk about that commercial that's running. first, let me show a bit of a commercial, and then we'll talk about it. >> we need a fearless fighter in the white house. not just to win this election, but to restore the character of our nation. join with me. fight with me. vote for

new jersey governor chris christie finishes sixth place followed by carly fiorina and ben carson. lauren: let's go to blake berman in manchester with more on this. was it a surprise hours end w i up? >> reporter: the surprise, what were the odds in june? donald trump and bernie sanders do so in this fashion, trump won by more votes in second and third place combined, sanders 20 points in new hampshire, both of them in victory >> gave the appearance that now they have won as stated they feel more is coming down the line. >> i wanted to congratulate the other candidates. now that i got off, it is always tough and then tomorrow, boom boom but that is the way it is. >> throwing everything at me except the kitchen sink and i have the feeling that kitchen sink is coming pretty soon as well. >> reporter: donald trump third well independents, late decider is and voters who had the economy as the taj it, bernie sanders did well with independents, younger voters and those who feel they want somebody honest and trustworthy. as far as younger voters go even hillary clinton mentioned she had s

but carly fiorina is ending her campaign, t campaign. the term of art used in these circles is suspending because they can continue to raise money, pay its bills, but the effective campaign of carly fiorina will end. she also had not qualified for the last debate, and it was hard to see a path for her. but she made a mark being a woman on the stage in what has been a crowded field in a year of the outsider, brian, as a woman of business who had run before in a senate seat but never held office, trying to break through a year when outsiders were here. >> we also await word on the status of the christie campaign. back to lawrence o'donnell. let's turn a corner. still in terms of the results of last night, what does this mean for the formidable clinton campaign effort? >> well, the thing about unbeatable campaigns is they can't be beaten. so hillary clinton no longer has the unbeatable campaign. sometimes you can get the energy of underdog, but bernie sanders has kind of a permanent underdog advantage in the way that he's campaigning agains

carly fiorina: all right. thank you. >> i have three sisters and everyone of them are gorgeous, and you are too. great. thank you. here we go. all right. >> once again, thank you so much. you were great today. i hope you can hold up. carly fiorina: we are going to go all the way. >> and i am sorry they did not let you into the debate. >> i am from new york. carly fiorina: i know, but i cannot it over there. >> thank you, carly. good luck. carly fiorina: thank you for all of your help. >> carly, thank you. chatter] t >> don't ever give up. >> him and i said, you were [indiscernible] [indistinct chatter] [indistinct chatter] [indistinct chatter] [indistinct chatter] [applause] [indistinct chatter] [indistinct chatter] [indistinct chatter] [indistinct chatter] ♪ >> one of the biggest issues for me is education. i'm also union president. one of the things that should be talked about is the regime of testing, the accountability. i hope the candidates will talk about that. >> the candidate we are supporting his be

carly fiorina's out. well she wasn't really a player. chris christie had faded into irrelevance except as suicide bomber as described by david cantonese. the others, you have donald trump and then you have everyone else and everyone else has split everything up. donald trump has not shown he can get more than 34%. 34% does not win a head-to-head. >> and let me give you a nugget i picked up from a top aide to chris christie last night here in new hampshire who was saying look, in their internal polls they found out that something like that for donald trump supporters, 40% said their second choice was chris christie. so this was an internal poll that the christie camp had done that said look if donald trump were not in this race they believe that chris christie would have knocked it out of the park. but the reality is. donald trump is here. he's here to stay. and for folks like chris christie there was not enough oxygen in this race. the other thing is we don't want to overstate money because if money was everything, jeb bush would be runn

carly fiorina, in the news today is stepping down. she is not going to continue running for president. >> yeah. i don't think that is a very big event at all. she was no place in the popularity polls. i don't think it changes the pecking order. i don't think it changeses the upcoming primaries. i think it's too bad but it's over with. liz: who do you think is the best person to fix what we see here, the dithering, the economy that seems to have very weak spine? >> well none of the candidates has really come with a particularly comprehensive and detailed plan to deal with what may be a pending recession. remember, we're at seven years of or so into this very feeble recovery. and seven years is pretty close to the average duration of a recovery. so within the next 18 or 24 months it wouldn't be too surprising if a recession did start. not hopefully as one as bad as 07 and '08? it wouldn't be surprising because things are cyclical. liz: when wilbur ross doesn't have name on the tip of his tongue who will fix it. >> i was just duck your q

carly fiorina: keep doing it. shut down.il is carly fiorina: maybe that's because you are flooding it. keep it up. i am a fighter. i'm not going to sit down and be quiet and i'm not going to go away. i'm going to run this race all the way. i will go all the way. this is not about me right now although i would like to be on that stage. i will keep going. this is about you. you are being told by a bunch of people that somehow you can't handle this. i think you can handle it so flood them. [applause] yes, sir. >> i'm a high school senior from massachusetts and as you know, massachusetts has one of the best education systems in the about, so my question is core. a lot of students and faculty members at my school have concerns about, core and about nationalizing education. what are your views on common core and how will you take those views and change them into policy as president? carly fiorina: common core is a really bad idea. [applause] carly fiorina: by the way, here is the truth about massachusetts and our whole

host: carly fiorina. caller: i saw her yesterday. she was talking to a little girl who gave her a note about how to be a leader. i hope and pray for her to go on that debate and walk up there. was onson, donald trump an american tv show with david lender on one american news. and they said she needs to be on there. she had three points. host: where do you talk about politics? this is something you do online? do you do it with family members are strangers? caller: at home. i talked to my son who is in the military in georgia on the phone. a have a son-in-law and daughter in nebraska and we talk about politics with the nebraska governor being on the television for a while. isy don't like the way he talking about nebraska because it is not true. they are going for donald trump or ben carson because they are tired of it. talking about tv stuff now that he wants to do that donald trump and ben carson have been talking about. host: let us go to david who has been waiting in madisonville, louisiana on the independent line. caller: i will ta

you are an adamant carly fiorina fan. about herfirst heard several months ago, something attracted me to her. her message. i liked her motto -- take our country back. i know we are at a tipping point, a precipice. we need to fix or fall. me that she is capable of fixing that and i believe that. she has the wherewithal to do that. i like her experience in the private sector. i like her knowledge of foreign leaders. knowledge ofr technology. takes tohe has what it be our next commander-in-chief. >> i know you are supporting carly fiorina but have you gone to other events? if so, where have you gone? >> ted cruz. chris christie. at first, there was a lot of excitement but i have noticed that the excitement has been waning the last few weeks. i did that to measure and i see the crowds that carly is building. to answer your question, their message is not telling me what i need -- about where the country should head. >> thank you for being with us. a reminder. some of the events he has been talking about are all on our website.

to be with carly fiorina. how about you? where do you think about the way she is has been running her campaign cracks. [applause] somebody asked me yesterday morning read an event in they said who do you think was the winner for a bit big on saturday night and i said you know who i think was the winner of the debate will saturday night, carly fiorina was the debate winner saturday night. [applause] you know her, yet seen on tv. some of you have met her before but this is the time where everyone is making a decision a final decision and i ask you a state chairman for carly if you would please if you would if you would please leave her to if you would please leaker today has been the next 24 to 36 hours calling your friends speaking to family members, urging your co-workers to come out and vote for carly tomorrow. let's send a message out of new hampshire that we pick presidents not abc news or anyone else in this country. we pick presidents. [applause] i'm proud to be with carly because she is a principle passi

one candidate not on stage carly fiorina. 5 carly fiorina goes "on the from concord, new hampshire. good evening, carlie. >> hello, greta. how are you? >> good. so did you watch the debate on saturday night and, if so, what did you think? >> i didn't watch the debate. i read about it afterwards. but it's a rigged game that i wasn't on stage because you see i had just beaten kasich and christie in iowa. tied jeb bush for delegates. and the last time i looked votes and delegates counted but maybe anybody but carlie network is afraid to have viewers see me because they know can i beat hillary clinton. >> you know, i had sort of hoped you would be on the stage. i like to see all the candidates on the stage. what abc news tells me they released the rules wednesday before the iowa caucus had a conference call on saturday before the caucus. and that there was no objection from your campaign to the rules. then the caucus and you did better than these other candidates and it was sort of one of those, i don't know, very sort of unfortunate circumstances, i guess for better -- >> -- that's bol

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carly fiorina -- why is abc, and by the way, there is no book. you know this.n, there is no book where you can page two -- turn to page 232 and read were the criteria is for a national debate. there is none. they made up these metrics. fine, you have three criteria. they goes back a month or so.

marco rubio ben carson, and carly fiorina. my wife and i decided we are going to vote for carly fiorina tomorrow. host: tell us why. is it because she is a female? caller: not all. she is very well spoken, very professional. in 2015 in some of the higher tier debates as well as lower tiered, she seemed to win those debates and she was one of the few or i would say the first and only republican to attack donald trump and to attack hillary clinton. i would love to see carly fiorina versus hillary clinton in the debates. that would be awesome. host: that is how mark says he is going to vote tomorrow when the granite state voters out to the polls and decide. the wall street journal notes more than four in 10 new hampshire voters are registered undeclared and they take part in their party's primary. a big turnout could boost bernie sanders and john kasich, the only candidates with a net positive rating among these independents. in the democratic race, 29% of those surveyed, those independent voters say they are sure to vote in this

then carly then carly fiorina ben carson follow after that. we want to go to andy smith at the survey center. what you think so far? the numbers we're seen on the screen mostly the city of manchester, how are the candidates performing. >> let's talk about the democratic side. i think we can cover that quickly. hillary clinton win new hampshire she would have had to win manchester by about 55% of the vote. for her to do okay and keep things in single digits she would've had to get about 50% minimum in manchester. she in manchester. she is well under that right now. we don't have all of the words and obviously but she is not in a strong position at all, that tells the story about manchester. on the republican side it's very interesting because what we are seen in the early wards is that donald trump is doing strong in the more blue-collar towns across the state. casey is doing well, some of the more upscale, you see casey can rubio doing better. the overall thing is that the numbers are not that much different than the pre-election polls. instea

carly fiorina: here comes the "but." [laughter] >> my question is, after being president for four years, how do you continue? i have been around for a while. for 40 or 50 years, we have had a war on poverty. i don't see anyone winning that war. how do you plan on getting people off of this situation so that they can -- carly fiorina: yes, we have spent trillions of dollars on the war on poverty. we have more people living in poverty today than 25 years ago. guess what? this isn't working. i will give you two answers to your question. number one, if you look at the programs of assistance that we have in this nation, they do not encourage people to move forward in their lives. they discourage them from doing so. [applause] if you are a single mom and you have two kids and you are working 20 hours a week and you depend on food stamps and you are fortunate enough to get a 40-hour a week job, we take all that away from you like that. as a single mom, you said there and say what if i get fired? which you might? what happens to

carly fiorina did not make the cut to appear in the weekend debate. you can catch the debate tomorrow night at eight.... right here on a-b-c columbia. on the other side of the political spectrum... bernie sanders is dominating over hillary clinton... leading up to the first-in-the-nation primary. according to a c-n-n/w-m- u-r poll... sanders holds a two-to-one lead over clinton among likely new hampshire democratic voters. sanders stands at 61-percent... and clinton at 30-percent. the democratic presidential hopefuls are coming off their first-one-on-one debate in new hampshire. clinton accused sanders of "attacks by insinuation'' after he referenced the millions of dollars raised by an outside political group supporting clinton's campaign. the two also debated the economy and health care during the debate. chelesea moms lead in the polls here in south carolina. she'll be campaigning in the upstate for hillary clinton tomorrow... with stops in rock hill, spartanburg and clemson university. the richland two school board wants to hear from students... a

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all the republican candidates now fit on one stage after carly fiorina and chris christie dropped out. the candidates now hehed to south carolina. and for the democrats, another debate tonight. here's abc's lana zak. script: trump sot: we may have to stage a phony protest. that's the only way they show the size of these crowds. this crowd is amazing." donald trump with even more spring in his step hampshire--forcing two more candidates--chris christie and carly fiorina out of the race. trump says he's ready to take on democratic challenger, hillary clinton trump sot: we're going to beat her and honestly women don't like her, // in new hampshire, clinton lost women voters 44 to 55% ---- and young people 16% to 83%. but nationally, clinton still has the advantage who tells abc's cecilia vega he has work to do. were tomorrow do you think you could win south carolina and nevada? fortunately for us the tomorrow. gw bush ad nats and another candidate grateful for some extra campaign time--jeb brother will join him on the trail hitting trump hard yesterday after his fourth place finish in ne

carly fiorina was cingulate -- scheduled for several events. we will keep you posted as to the status of her trips to the biggest little city. >>> frontrunning presidential hopeful is making a stop in reno this week as well. bernie sanders will hold a rally this saturday at the travis building from 9 o'clock until 2 o'clock. is free your>>> the president of planned parenthood campaigning for hillary clinton right here in northern nevada. the president is going to make campaign stops in carson city and reno today. she has organized a rally at clinton's headquarters. the women's health organization endorsed clinton in january. it is the first time planned parenthood has ever endorsed a prime candidate. reproductive rights in women's health are critical issues on the ballot. >>> the director of the national institute of allergy and infectious disease along with the cdc director will be taking part on capitol hill in a discussion to talk about the zika virus. is comes as researchers in brazil say the mosquito borne virus may be linked to eye defect

carol: chris christie and carly fiorina finished in sixth and seventh place. bernie sanders having a solid victory over hillary clinton in new hampshire. and donald trump is here tonight. patrick is live where the crowd is gathering. patrick: that is right, michael, carol. we are about an hour away from donald trump taking the stage, and it is really cold outside, and as you mentioned, it will be interesting to see how donald trump addresses to wf his former opponents, carly fiorina and chris christie dropping out. he has been using lower poll numbers of others to get people excited. trump mentioned after the win in various interviews that he is proud of the wind overall but even more so he is more proud of the fact that he won in a number of categories. old, young, men, women. he is not afraid to bring up those types of a compliments when it comes to the poll numbers, so he does have that win under his belt now. south carolina primary. he is here addressing the folks at the arena tonight, and we are again 10 days out. as is the case with his rallies, they ten

. >> do we have anything for carly fiorina? >> no. >> i didn't think so. jim gilmore, i didn't see any. >> no. >> mike huckabee? >> right here. >> want to count those, brian? >> one, two, three, four, five, six. >> six? everybody agree? >> yep. >> john kasich. >> right here. >> one, two, three, four. >> everybody agree? >> yep. >> rand paul. >> right here. one, two, three, four, five. >> everybody agree? >> yep. >> rick santorum. >> one. >> everybody agree? >> yep. >> donald trump. >> one, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine, ten, 11, 12, 13, 14 -- these are precinct three. where was i? start again. get it right. >> one, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine, ten, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20, 21, 22, 23, 24, 25, 26, 27, 28, 29, 30, 31, 32, 33, 34, 35, 36, 37, 38, 39, 40, 41, 42. >> all right. no writers. everybody agree with those? >> yes. >> all right. i'll give this to her. she can seal it up. it's kind of cool. kind of came out about what the poll says. >> mind if i look? >> very interesting. >> yeah, it is. yeah. >> the

carly fiorina, one. jim gilmore, zero. mike huckabee, five. john kasich is nine. rand paul is eight. marco rubio is 42. rick santorum is one. donald trump is 27. zero on the others. >> okay. want me to read them back to you? >> yeah. >> chris at this is nine. >> yep. >> cruz is 48. >> yes. >> [inaudible] >> gilmore zero. >> yes. >> huckabee five. >> yep. >> kasich is nine. >> paul is eight. >> yes. >> rubio is 42. >> yes. >> santorum is one. >> yes. >> and trump is -- [inaudible] >> total is 170. they probably didn't expect as many people. aren't we lucky. >> total is 170, not 174. >> 174 on the last one. >> okay. all right. >> okay. that's why i'm here. this will take longer than i thought. want to get comfortable. hp 6. be with you in a minute. [inaudible]. >> i can't hear you. >> [inaudible]. >> which one are we doing? >> six. [inaudible conversations]. >> okay? 168. okay. ready? >> yes. >> jeb bush, four. ben carson, 13. chris christie, four. ted cruz, 58. carly fiorina, zero. jim gilmore, zero. mike huckabee, six. john kasich four. rand paul, nine. marco rubi

shelley: carly fiorina might be she' re still here and we' re going all the way. shelley: why she says the reputation of granite state voters keeps her fighting. mike: unseasonably warm for now with temps in the 40' s and 50' s in many spots. how much longer until that winter chill makes a return. tom: the governor of florida is declaring a health emergency over the zika virus. the precautions the red cross is now taking. >> no one covers new hampshire like we do. now, wmur news 9 tonight. tom: bernie sanders and hillary clinton took questions from local voters in a town hall meeting aired on cnn tonight. the democratic candidates explained their views for the country and how they' d carry them out. good evening, i' m shelley walcott. wmur political reporter adam sexton has a wrap up of tonight' s discussion. adam: one of the great things about this last week of campaigning here in new hampshire is that there are literally so many events for these candidates to squeeze into each day. by the time they get around to having a nationally televised town hall at 9:00 or

carly fiorina was the only one of the g.o.p. candidates to attend the march for life in washington last week. where were you? >> well, i have7<(3 been to the march for life for about 25 years. and i thought -- i think that's a pretty good record. [ applause ] >> spoken at it a few times and i have sheparded every single pro-life piece of legislation that's passed over the last 20 years. i have either authored it or sheparded it through the united states congress. i'm pretty proud of that record, too. [ applause ] but we have an elections going on and there was some snow coming and i decided that maybe it would be better for me to get out and do some campaigning and not be stuck as my wife and kids were for a week piling out of two and a half feet of snow. here's what i would say. if you want someone that's going to talk a good game there are a lot of folks on this stage who have talked a good game on the issue of life. not only i have talked a good game on life, i have done some things, but i have also lived it. you know, one of

fiorina's ads? >> while you know carly does not run as m my but i think they been well produced i actually think one of her best ads that she ran and phe really capitalized on his win donald trump says something like look at that face and she took on an ad primarily on the internet but it featured women at t the tional federation republican woman convention including some women from iowa the guy who says n president of the organization iowa in the ad but said look at the space ananshe was part o othe space and she the wrinkles and everything else so i thought that was a well produced and she couple of ads running now i think the good i mean she's a goodt speaking i think her ads are very good. the clinton ads are i think if you look at the whole menu of her ads there probably you learn the most from her ads she's really focused on a lot of issues in her ads. she also has some image te things. i think one of the ads that she's taken out recently and she kind of brought up the me thing in the recent t

carly fiorina is now out and chris christie could soon follow her. where do we stand right now, my friend had. >> always what happens, neil, after a couple of contests, you get that winnowing out process. even though her campaign was lean and mean and running on very little money, you can't keep it going forever. i think her big play wasn't necessarily for the nomination but maybe as a strong candidate for running mate. i've talked to campaigns that have said she would be a strong candidate. the other one, chris christie, i am hearing from people familiar with his campaign that at the very least, his iowa staff has been sent back to iowa. it it may only be a matter of time before he drops out. who benefits interest this? talking to folks in new hampshire who were undecided for the candidate, those who said they were for crist oo and maybe for rubio, they're the one who is could benefit from them drop being out. >> in that state you've been seeing a lot of donald trump polls that he could win by the same margin there has he did in new hampshire. he le

chris christie and carly fiorina calling it quits. as the focus shifts to south carolina who has the edge?

the gop's only female candidate, carly fiorina, is out. and new jersey governor chris christie is also out. the chief political correspondent carl cameron is in seabrook, new hampshire, with a political view tonight. good evening. >> reporter: hi. the new hampshire primary is in the history books. both carly fiorina and chris christie were not likely to make the debate stage saturday because they couldn't neat criteria of the necessary pole numbers. that made it hard to get oxygen. there was the question of money and poor showings as well as in iowa, christie wasn't very much of a competitor. this ends their candidacy. the only woman in the race came in third among the governors. didn't give them a lot of running rule of. they have both suspended their candidacies. that means they're over. they could both come back in but almost never do. it is official. they are officially suspended. now we have only six major candidates to go forward in the republican primary in south carolina. >> all right. stand by. we'll be back in a moment. let's tur

[applause] carly fiorina: good morning. carly! fiorina: thank you. my husband, frank is here somewhere. where is frank? there he is. he wore exactly the right color. i didn't have to tell them to do that. [applause] thank you for being here, thank you for your support. ever since i started running for presidency of the united states on may 4 of 2015, everybody has counted me out. i started out 17 out of 16 candidates. less than 4% of you had ever heard my name. the pollsters wouldn't ask my name. the pundits wrote me off. dayswe are, a couple before the new hampshire primary, and there are only eight of us left. i have already beaten a couple of the guys he will be on that stage tonight, and i morty tied with jeb bush who spent tens of millions of dollars. i have made it all this way because of the people of new hampshire. because you take your first in the nation primary responsibilities very seriously. ever since i started running for president in may of last year, i have been telling you the game is rigged. media establishment, the political estab

both situation both carly fiorina from the abc debate. during her life campaign stop in manchester this morning she talked about the network's decision to drop her from the debate stage tomorrow night. >> it is proof positive this game is rigged. and it's why i am running for president because we have to take our country back. you may remember when all those debates that started, the media and political established in washington said that voters can handle so many candidates. we have so many candidates. then they came up with all these criteria to decide which candidates were on which stage. remember that? a funny thing happened this week. the people of iowa voted, right? they voted. and in that boat i beat two guys are sitting on the debate stage, and untied with jeb bush in delegates. the last thing i knew votes and delegates counted. but apparently the political establishment in washington and the media establishment in new york city has decided no, votes don't matter. delegates don't matter. the only thing that matters is that we esta

carly fiorina: he does not have a real campaign. but i have a real campaign. i have leadership teams in 25 states. i am on the ballot in 33 states. i have a real campaign and have beaten people on that stage. tom: carly fiorina also held an event at the cheshire historical society this afternoon. jennifer: jim gilmore right now is making a stop in nashua. late this afternoon, he visited the puppy bowl watch party at tonight, he is doing a meet and greet in windham. sunshine is welcome. but it was not quite beach weather. tom: that did not stem from -- stepson from taking a dive in the ocean to raise money for special olympics. jennifer: one of the oldest carnivals in the country kicked off this weekend. we will tell you where, coming up. hayley: a lot of us cracked 40 degrees. it was mild. colder air returning as this storm system moves in. tom: a super bowl sunday tradition lives on at hampton beach, and what a beautiful day to run into the icy waters all for a good cause. jennifer: that included our own kevin skarupa and mike haddad. wmur' s suzanne roantree

fiorina. and folks online have been having fun with this picture. she's been photo-shopped into nighthawk, the last supper and o.j. simpson's bronco chase. there she is, the real killer, go get her. >> this woman clearly wants to be left alone, so let us all >> so you're obviously not interested in carly fiorina. is there another candidate that you like more? >> that was quite a struggle with that egg. or is the problem you would just rather everybody, including me, just stop talking about politics? >> tonight, colbert welcomes senator bernie sanders. don't miss it at 11:35. you have to imagine people in new hampshire and iowa are totally over it by now. >> look at the overnight lows tonight. 28 in ocala. i'll be back with an update at 11:00.

it's frank fiorina, candidate carly fiorina's husband. she walks right into frank fiorina. they exchange pleasantries. they talk about what a great process, part of democracy this all is. frank says i heard bill is out here. out here. she says you want a saying to all of the other voters out there and frank says sure, love one. so the two of them posed for a picture. just one of those moments on the campaign trail. >> all right. great. yes, thank for clarifying. i see there everybody had smiles on their face. it was a positive moment. i'm sure these candidates have crossed path as they try to get these last minute vote here in new hampshire. hillary clinton for sure because she has been polling far behind bernie sanders. >> the vermont senator has managed to hold on to a double-digit lead. kimberly bookman joins us live in concord with how he's feeling heading into tonight. kimberly? >>reporter: we know he went out for breakfast this morning, then he went for a walk by a concord polling place telling everyone he met he' feeling great. >> if you guys want to walk, we're goin

chris christy and carly fiorina are out... but the race goes on for the other presidential candidates. for some, that includes a stop here in the silver state. bernie sanders will be in reno on saturday. he's scheduled to speak at the "real solutions, for real people" summit at the jot travis building up on the university campus. doors open at seven-30 in the morning. advance registration is required.### and hillary clinton plans to rally in the silver state saturday and sunday ahead of the nevada caucus. details on where she'll be, have not yet been released.## just a reminder, if you want to participate in the democratic caucuses, you can for republican pre-register. the deadline is this saturday. it's recommended, you go to the washoe county registrar of voters by friday. the office is open until five o'clock in the evening. # you can stay up to date with all campaign information with the "kolo 8 news now" mobile app.### hundreds of american soldiers are headed to afghanistan. the u-s army announced soldiers to the southern

pthey are followed by florida psenator marco rubio, is pchristie, carly fiorina and dr. pben carson. pjennifer: we have a team of preporters covering all the major pcampaigns tonight. pwe begin with donald trump. ptom: wmur' s jean mackin is at ptrump' s primary night pcelebration in manchester. p pjean: donald trump wins, coming pon stage with his family and ptelling new hampshire you pstarted it, remember, you pstarted it. pto his late parents, his two psisters, his brother robert and phis late brother fred. pthe campaign that started last pjune and propelled him to the ptop of the polls without ever plooking back. phe told supporters he has never pdone this before and that' s what pattracted him to his outsider pstatus. ptonight he said he' s ready to pmove on with new hampshire' s pmomentum. phere is what he told the crowd. p>> we are going down to south pcarolina and we will win in psouth carolina. pi love you all. pthank you very much. pjean: he told new hampshire psupporters he will only consider pit a success if he clinches the prepublican nomination and then pwi

carly fiorina: that's a great question. in your bones, you know we are losing something vital in this nation. you know we are at a perilous time and it is exactly to the point of the character of our nation, the foundation in our nation. the first thing i am doing is running for president and the first thing you can do is vote for me because we have to have the right leader in the white house. secondly, on this blueprint, restore the character of our nation. stand for life and religious liberty. religious liberty is under assault in this nation. you know, i really was struck by the fact that president obama went to visit the mosque. good for him. but i've never heard president obama stand up and talk about the endless acts of violence against jewish synagogues in this country. i am never heard him talk about the genocide that is going on in the middle east against christians. in the last time i looked, this ritual government is suing the little sisters of the poor in the supreme court because they want the federal governmen

>> no, because carly fiorina had nowhere to go. she had moments in some of the debates but with no ground game or organization or money relative to the others, she was stuck and she knew it and with this, she drops out. chris christie was hoping for a better performance than in new hampshire. he said before new hampshire, if he didn't perform particularly surprise there based on the results we saw, but he had a big role in tripping owp marco rubio in saturday night's debate. >> in donald trump's victory speech, people commented that he sounded more restrain and tried to sound more presidential than he has in speeches past. how did you take his speech? >> same way. he moments that are uniquely trump, but we saw the same thing in the debate as well. i think trump is trying to moderate a bit, trying to before ject leadership, some animation as well, but when you're leading by the way that trump is leading in other states at this point, i think you're see something change at least in style from donald trump to match that and winning as

carly fiorina gave the shortest speech at five minutes. announcer: during campaign 2016, c-span takes you on the road to the white house as we follow the candidates on c-span, c-span radio, and c-span.org. now senator ted cruz speaks to hollis, newn hampshire. expected to finish in the top four in the new hampshire primary. [cheers and applause]

carly fiorina at 3.9 and ben carson at 3.3. that average through friday is not reflect last night's debate. let's go to the republican line. ohio and cheryl. caller: thanks for having me. i love c-span. it was waiting on the republicans? i can't really say. the debates don't seem to prove anything. they give them half a minute to say something. slamk chris christie that would last night but rubio makes a good point about obama's incompetence. he's dangerously slide and he has done -- his agenda. it's not an american agenda. the american people have such a short memory that they would even consider putting hillary clinton and the -- in there sickens me. she will finish us off. she has done all kinds of things. i don't believe for a second they said a chance. i want to have independence. i want to be able to work. i think everybody else does too. i want the constitution to be upheld as a swear today. she is no different. they say she is really experienced. she's held a lot of titles. she bill clinton was office was trying to over

pshelley: plus, not on the stage ptonight -- carly fiorina. pwe sit down with her to find out pwhat she wants new hampshire pvoters to know four days before pthe primary. phayley: milder temperatures to pend the weekend, then we dip pinto some colder air early next pweek. pearly next week. pi will have the forecast. ptom: and the annual pond hockey pclassic underway in the lakes pregion. pthe challenges organizers faced pafter moving from lake pwinnipesaukee. p pannouncer: no one covers new phampshire like we do. pnow, wmur news 9 at 5:30. p pshelley: commitment 2016 ptonight, and the stage is set pright now. pwe' re only hours away from the plast republican debate before pthe new hampshire primary. phere are live pictures right now pand the google spin room. pwelcome back, i' m shelley pwalcott. ptom: and i' m tom griffith. pseven republican candidates will ptake the stage inside the carr pcenter over at saint anselm pcollege. plet' s head over to the google pspin room where we find wmur olitical director josh mcelveen pwho will be asking som

carly fiorina will not be part of the final republican debate tonight before the new hampshire primary. i guarantee you, she will talk about that when she takes the stage today. she is what the nopy at all. we'll bring you that event when it happens live. >> they are ought all over the state today. where things stand in the polls right now. there is a brand-new cnn/wmur poll. donald trump out on top 28%. marco rubo 1%. everyone else pretty far back. on the democratic side, a much different story. there it is bernie sanders way out in front. nearly 2-1 margin over hillary clinton right now. a 30-point lead just three days to go before the actual voting. lots to talk about this morning. let's start with the republicans

chris christie came out of new hampshire in 6th place and carly fiorina in 7th. for the remaining candidates the fight for south carolina loon gnaw begins. after winning in new hampshire donald trump is hoping to keep his campaign momentum going. >> it is going to be such an unbelievable week and a half. if we can win south carolina, which is an amazing, incredible place, incredible people, if we can win -- i don't want your money. i want your vote. >> trump is expected to do well in the pallet toe state. >> now with christie out, jeb bush is hoping to pick up some of that support and build on his 4th place finish in new hampshire by bringing out the family including his mother and brother former president george

carly fiorina and former governor jim gilmore did not meet the criteria for this debate. you can watch the debate at 7:30 p.m. with congressman trey gowdy who will be at the nosehat

we lost two today, chris christie and carly fiorina. and then you'll see interesting alliances working themselves out and you see of course that assumes that donald trump doesn't trip up and he does as well now as he has done in this primary in new hampshire. we're not going to know that until after south carolina and the southern primaries. because while donald trump's message is resident to the southern states, most of those states will only allow republicans to vote and won't allow independents as new hampshire. donald trump wouldn't have done as well last night if independents had been allowed to vote. >> what have you seen in the exit polls inside of donald trump land right now? >> a couple of times. if i were a republican i would be worried if you look at the trend line. all of that, here's where it's problematic. donald trump actually beat out ted cruz among evangelicals last night, which is a big deal in the republican party, especially when you're heading south. donald trump won those voters last night who consider themselves v

carly fiorina, and john kasich, mike huckabee and chris christie got 1%. cruz finished with eight delegates. rubio and trump with seven apiece. and ted cruz put his campaign into overdrive in the final hours before the caucuses. completing a tour of iowa's 99 counties. what is known in this state as the full grassley. along with the voter outreach operation that paid off. cruz won among voters who said they were contacted on behalf of a candidate. and those who had caucused before. it also found cruz captured influential voting blocks including 44% of self-described very conservative voters. 34% of evangelicals. 38% of those who say they wanted a candidate who shares their values. here's cruz thanking his supporters last night with some subtle digs at donald trump. >> tonight is a victory for the grass roots.

the gop's only female candidate, carly fiorina, is out. and new jersey governor chris christie is also out. the chief political correspondent carl cameron is in seabrook, new hampshire, with a political view tonight. good evening. >> reporter: hi. the new hampshire primary is in the history books. both carly fiorina and chris christie were not likely to make the debate stage saturday because they couldn't neat criteria of the necessary pole numbers. that made it hard to get oxygen. there was the question of money and poor showings as well as in iowa, christie wasn't very much of a competitor. this ends their candidacy. the only woman in the race came in third among the governors. didn't give them a lot of running rule of. they have both suspended their candidacies. that means they're over. they could both come back in but almost never do. it is official. they are officially suspended. now we have only six major candidates to go forward in the republican primary in south carolina. >> all right. stand by. we'll be back in a moment. let's tur