we start with ray brewer live in derry bang. -- derry. ray: originally, this town hall at the opera house in derry was planned to include hillary clinton, bernie sanders, and martin o' malley, but the former maryland governor suspended his campaign after the event -- poor showing in iowa. even though clinton is claiming a narrow victory in iowa, sanders says he is not accepting defeat, indicating that some of the caucus votes may be up for reconsideration. the polls in new hampshire show sanders with a double-digit lead. >> it shows that working-class and fight for fundamental changes in the way politics and economics is done in america. >> i' m going to campaign as hard as i possibly can across the state to make my case to the granite staters. ray: sanders says if voter turnout is high, he expects to secure a big win in new hampshire, but he says he is not taking anything for granted. tonight' s town hall is being hosted by cnn. reporting live, ray brewer. sean: after a second-place finish in iowa, donald trump is trying to regain moment

live in derry, ray brewer, wmur news 9. sean: a number of republican candidates are also making rounds in the granite state. windham yesterday following his win in the iowa caucuses. he asked the crowd to help him win by bringing in 10 extra votes a piece and by praying for him. cruz compared himself to president ronald reagan when it comes to both policy and upset victories. >> 36 years ago new hampshire played a critical role in taking a candidate who the mainstream media despised, ronald regan, and giving him a shocking come-from-behind victory that literally changed the course f world history. with a town hall in henniker. erin: coming off a second place finish in iowa, donald trump is looking to reclaim his momentum in new hampshire. he picked up the endorsement of former massachusetts senator scott brown last night in milford. ohio governor john kasich held a town hall meeting in plymouth last night. he told supporters earlier in the day that if he does well in new hampshire, he' ll keep moving forward but if he does

danielle nottingham, cbs news, derry, new hampshire. in tonight's hometown health, criticism from parents may play a role in attention deficit disorder symptoms in kids. that's according to new research from the american psychological association. scientists tracking hundreds of families found adhd symptoms were persistent in children of harshly critical and 'over- protective' parents. there's a new sport popping up everywhere, from kids' birthday parties to social media. it's called bubble soccer and it's a big hit. after seeing it on social media, a man in washington, dc got a team together. soccer, the goal is to get the ball in the net - although at times it looks less like soccer and more like bumper cars. despite appearances organizers say it's mostly injury free. ryan schuman/bubbleball md "they get up laughing and it's just no holds barred going at it." bubble soccer was invented in europe a few years ago and is now spreading quickly throughout the us. an 8 day cold stretch on the way. meteorologist brent watts says lows in the

we are live outsued the derry -- outside the derry opera house where the town hall will take place tonight. tonight. bernie sanders has a strong lead ahead of clinton thanks from his support from vermont but clinton is hopeful she can upset like 2008. she spent a lot of time campaigning here. as for republicans right now, it's trump's race to lose butcruz is gaining momentum off in iowa there was an upset on the republican side. >> i want to ask everyone here to look forward to january 2017. >> reporter: a near miss on the democratic side. >> this needs to be a contest of ideas about who is ready to be our president and our commander in chief starting next january. >> reporter: regardless of how they faired at caucus all candidates came to new hampshire delivering what sounded like victory speeches. >> i went there and i think we did really well. we did really well. >> last night we began the political revolution not just in iowa not just in new hampshire but all over this country. >> come with me this week. make the journey with me. stand up for me. fight for me. and when we win, i will s

the candidates meeting up tonight in derry for that town hall, we'll be there to cover it live. adam sexton, wmur news 9. jennifer: senator marco rubio made three stops so far today, suit that you see there that yet toed him, he called it good for the heat building in this campaign. he didn't mention republican rivals by name, but he struck familiar themes in a town hall in laconia. rebuilding the military, reducing the debt and securing the american dream. when asked if he thinks of himself as an anti-establishment candidate, he says that he shuns labels, but claims the establishment didn't want him to run. >> i've had close to $4 million of attack ads run against me. that money didn't come in $50 increments, those were multimillion dollars checks from people who have been involved in politics for a long time. so we've always taken on the establishment. jennifer: he told the crowd he wanted to keep his introductory speech short to spend more time taking their questions. tom: and three other presidential hopefuls were in the state today, jeb bush was at colby sawyer college in n

hillary clinton about to address a crowd in derry, new hampshire. you can see that gabrielle giffords, the former congresswoman from arizona and her husband, they are joining her there on the stump introducing her. this is all fresh off of her razor thin lead in iowa. it's a big day in new hampshire with both hillary clinton and bernie sanders. they will be facing the voters and no doubt taking the questions during tonight's big cnn town hall. >> clinton is making three campaign stops today. you know what, is gabrielle giffords speaking? when she spoke over the weekend, it's very interesting to see. if she's speaking, i think we should go back. let's listen to this. [ applause ] >> new hampshire! new hampshire, i'm great to be here today and i'm here to talk about hillary clinton. hillary is tough. hillary is courageous. she will fight to make our safer. in the white house, she will stand up to the gun lobby, why i'm voting for hillary. [ applause ] speaking is difficult for me. but january, i want to say these two words, madam president. [ applause

the gop will also keep tabs on derry, nh. the mix of suburban and blue collar voters here is a good indicator of how the republican candidates will perform in the state. (nancy pierce/derry, nh) "just about everybody comes here at least once." some voters in derry knew exactly who they wanted.... dn: "why did you vote for chris christie?" np: "because i think he has the leadership skills..." "hillary." there were others, who came with a particular strategy. "if it takes a vote away from trump, then that's why i'm here." either way, we'll know the winners and losers after the polls close tonight. danielle nottingham, cbs news, derry, new hampshire./// ((danielle nottingham)) > senator bernie sanders, from neighboring vermont, is widely expected to win for the democrats. but hillary clinton won there in 2008, and is looking to do so again tonight./// ((denise valdez)) > thanks you can get real time updates on the primary results on our web site las vegas now dot com. just clock on the new hampshire primary story link and you wi

now, she is just finishing up here with an event in derry, new hampshire. and she brought a couple of familiar faces on the stump with her. this morning hillary clinton was joined by former congresswoman and shooting victim gabby giffords and her husband astronaut mark kelly. clinton defended her record as a progressive and said if the race comes down to comparing her record with sanders' record, she says she will win by a land-slide. clinton pledged to support gabby giffords in pushing for but i want to say these two words. madam president. >> the agenda that gabby and mark have laid out that i have endorsed really is a common-sense one for comp hence i background checks and closing loop holes. and 92% of americans support this. 85% of gun owners support this. this is a big difference in this campaign because as mark said, i have been standing up relentlessly calling out the gun lobby. and doing what i can to penetrate the fear, the acquiescence that too many officials feel in the face of threatening political retaliation. >> reporter: as for bernie sander

. >> meanwhile hillary clinton was in derry joined by arizona congresswoman gabby gifford. together they took aim at the gun lobby, then clinton fired back at sanders. >> you're in your o poet's backyard. neighbors, which i think is neighborly. i just could not ever skip new hampshire. >> if it's about our records, hey, i'm going to win by a landslide on tuesday. >> tonight both candidates are expected to participate in a town hall meeting in derry . >>> oh my god. >> a freddie gray moment today during sanders' news conference. one of his supporters passed out. the man was able the walk away and the news conference did continue on. the democratic candidates are turning up the heat and the attacks on each other and we are seeing that on the republican side as well. both with a lot to lose in new hampshire. and we bring in anchor mark, whose a history of covering the new hampshire and you have much more on that. >> that's right. chris christie is notful -- not cracking double numbers. >> he can't answer your questions. so instead of the rubio -- when the boy in the bubble get

bernie sanders has stops in rochester in derry. also campaign today -- republicans jeb bush, john casey cover -- john kasich, chris christie, carly fiorina, and jim go gilmore p you can find out where the candidates will be an win by using the candidate tracker on a website, wmur.com. the republicans will meet one last time before the primary. wmur and abc news is sponsoring debate at st. john' we will have the complete coverage begin with a special edition of news 9 at 5:00. today, a new hampshire man sentenced to 22.5 years to 45 years in prison for sexual assault on a child is back before a judge. lawrence cook was sentenced in 2000, and now he is asking that the remaining years of incidents be reduced. wmur' -- of his sentence be reduced. wmur' s ray brewer is lit. ray: both the prosecution and defense agreed that lawrence cook has been a model prisoner in his nearly 16 years in prison. while the defense is arguing nothing more will be served by having coke remain in prison, the prosecution says this is about justice. now 62 ye

heather: the stage is set in derry, new hampshire. less than two hours away from tonight' s democratic town hall. iowa. ed: while hillary clinton squeaked by with a win, she is on a much shakier ground and a granite state where she is trailing bernie sanders. reid lamberty is live in derry, new hampshire, with a starting-- herself rollerskating uphill. strides. on new hampshire. reid: clinton addressed supporters and over, her second event of the day ahead of tonight' s town hall. she will be joined by bernie sanders. each will field questions from voters. hand or -- sanders holds a commanding lead here clinton addressing a sanders jab that she is not progressive and appeared-- enough. mrs. clinton: it was a good day when a help to get health insurance for 8 million kids. reid: sand tonight with a far better than expected performance in iowa. the cloak is caucus -- the close is caucus in history. he took aim at trade policies and corporations that write them. senator sanders: the reason they wrote them was to be able to move to low-wa

some voters in derry knew exactly who they wanted....(sot)dn: "why did you vote for chris christie?" np: "because i think he has "hillary."there were others, who came with a particular strategy.(sot - alison king) "if it takes a vote away from trump, then that's why i'm here."either way, we'll know the winners and losers after the polls close tonight. danielle nottingham, cbs news, derry, new hampshire. 3 we'll have team coverage from new hampshire tonight... featuring a live report from our senior political reporter scott thuman from manchester new hampshire.that's comg up on siouxland news at ten.in addition... cbs news will provide live election coverage throughout the night here on kmeg 14 3 there's also an election taking place in *siouxland* today...iowa lakes community college is asking voters to approve a 16- million dollar bond issue to help fund renovation projects on its five campuses.i- l- c- c serves all or part of 9 siouxland counties... buena vista, cherokee, clay, dickinson, emmet, o'brien, osceola, palo alto and pocahont

in derry new hampshire christina hager wbz news david back to you. >> thank you. on the republican side the winner the iowa caucus held several events. jim smith is live where ted cruz spoke to voters this afternoon. jim. >> reporter: that's correct and after that big victory in iowa, it is safe to say ted cruz is feeling even more feisty than usual. today he came here to new hampshire with a brand new challenge for donald trump. they call it retail politics up close and personal with voters another word is mob scene. ted cruz used the opportunity one-on-one debate. >> let's do a one-on-one debate you and me donald you can insult me all day long. and substance. >> reporter: at a town hall himself to ronald reagan. >> 36 years ago the granite state saw the former governor of california coming to it with the media saying this guy can't win with all the media saying this guy is too far to the right and too conservative. >> thank you for coming out this morning. >> reporter: marco rubio banged a similar drum but he is the most electable republican. >> i will defeat wh

in derry, ken macleod. less crowded. two candidates are out. kentucky senator rand paul ended the presidential campaign yesterday. he is now focused on running for reelection. and former pennsylvania senator rick santorum suspended his campaign and says he will endorse marco rubio. back to the drama involving trump cruz and carson we told you about. wbz katie brace has more on that dispute. >> i kind of feel like the debate i had with donald trump. >> reporter: ted cruz attracted hundred voters in nashua it was his event donald trump lomed. >>i don't know people are interested in -- loomed. >> i don't think you people are interested in a temper tantrum. >> reporter: he joked about the crim sigh cruz's campaign sent out a tweet saying ben carson donald trump went on the attack that cruz stole the win. trump campaigned in arkansas today. >> oh that voter fraud you know these politicians are brutal. >> reporter: in nashua a number of undecided voters looking for more. >> really tired of all of it. all of the back and forth. we would like to see hi

p-- derry today. p>> when i am our president, i pwill be the president of all pamericans, even those who do not plike me, those who disagree with pme -- i will work every day to pkeep their families safe and cut ptheir taxes. psean: john kasich plans to visit pwith voters outside the polls in pmanchester, nashua, concord, and pbow. phe has held 106 town halls pacross the state. p>> we have hundreds and hundreds pof volunteers. eople have come from all over pthe country to help. eople in new hampshire tell me pthey have never seen so many pvolunteers in the state. psean: jeb bush says no matter pwhat the results are today, he pis in the campaign for the long phaul and the primary experience prewarding of his life. pyesterday, he said he has a precord of being a problem solver pand a unifier. pchris christie has stops in pmanchester, bedford, salem, and plondonderry and has already pbooked a flight to south pcarolina on wednesday. pat his 80th and final new phampshire town hall last night, phe said he d

for his part, sanders stayed on message in derry last night not addressing his rival's comments. sanders: together we're going to create an economy that works for working families not just the one percent. kelley: polls do show sanders with a big lead here. as we've seen before, those polls don't always get it rye. emily. emily: kelley, we'll have to wait and see for the moment, right? in the meantime, we have some clues, three things to watch for today as voters head to the polls. our democratic analyst mary ann marsh says, look at the polls. the closer hillary clinton gets to within 5% of bernie sanders, second, watch the turnout. the higher the turnout, the better the chance for sanders. and finally, look for buses on

he has a townhall meeting in derry. sean: carly fiorina is making several stops today. speaker at the new hampshire anselm college. she is now second to last in the national polls and earned just one delegate in the iowa caucuses. >> nobody said i could make it i started out with less than 4% of voters knowing who i was. i be chris christie and john kasich -- i beat john kasich and chris christie in iowa. i beat mike huckabee, who was ahead of me in the polls. sean: you can learn more details about all of the candidates by going to wmur.com. erin: a reminder -- the gop candidates will gather on the stage this saturday for their final debate before the new hampshire primary. wmur and abc news are sponsoring that debate. governor maggie hassan will address. it happens this afternoon. she plans to highlight new hampshire costs economic -- new hampshire' s economic situation erin: a search is underway for two men wanted in connection with a violent assault in manchester. a 21-year-old man said a group of men attacked him in

. -- downtown derry. >> of course we are an underdog. retaking on the most powerful political organization in the country. adam: he took questions on health care and homeless vets. >> to date, we have not heard from any democrats. have you seated the support of veterans to the republicans, and if your answer is no, what is your evidence? >> we' ve had some success, still have a way to go. i think if you check my record, it will tell you that i' ve received the highest award from the american legion and vfw. adam: hillary clinton received a question on end-of-life care. >> i wonder what leadership you that might help advance the respectful conversation that is needed around this personal choice that people may make. >> i want as president to try to catalyze that debate, because i believe you are right. more and more. adam: hillary clinton had the second hour of the town hall and she is just wrapping up within the last few minutes. she said she believes that the vast right-wing conspiracy against her still exists. she says she feel they pl

ptom: 45 years ago today derry' s palan shepard walked on the moon. pbut today' s anniversary also ptook on a somber tone. pmike: skies have cleared across pnew hampshire but how much sun pwe have over the weekend? pshelley: now to our ulocal hot pshot. pa brilliant sunset tonight after pthe snow storm moved out. pyou can submit your pictures and ptom: right now rescuers in ptaiwan are searching for psurvivors of an earthquake. p6.4 magnitude quake caused a presidential high-rise building pto collapse. pthe quake hit around 4:00 a.m. plocal time, so most of the eople inside the building were pasleep. pat least five people were killed pand search crews have pulled pmore than 200 survivors from the pwreckage. pa terrifying crane collapse in pmanhattan killed one person. pshelley: take a look at this pincredible video of the crane pfalling. pworkers were trying to lower the pboom for safety during a snow psquall when it fell. pit crushed several cars and pinjured three people. pauthorities are now inspecting pthey are safe. ptwitter is using new technolo

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ray: in derry, ray brewer, wmur news 9. josh: we have breaking news coming out of arizona at this hour. officials say two teenagers have been shot at a heist all in the -- at a high school in the phoenix of suburb of glendale. surrounding streets have been closed, and the school remains on lockdown. we are also following breaking news out of austin this noon where there has been and at boston this noon where there has been a police officer-involved shooting. a very large crime scene at this hour stretches for several blocks. police are going door-to-door. they' conference mid-dorchester neighborhood where it happened. we will keep you posted. deadly and bizarre accident on i-93. a woman was killed after an airborne manhole cover hit her car on the southside of the highway. went airborne, and struck the driver side. the victim' released. passengers on a logan flight bound for tampa have finally a van crashed into the plane as it was parked at the gate. >> we do have aircraft damage. this airplane is not going anywhere for a

amy coveno spoke with her in derry. reporter: look at the poll to understand why she would want to move onto south carolina. but hillary clinton tells news 9 that she believes in the primary process and loves the way granite staters evaluate candidates. >> really do not raise millions of dollars from wall street. most progressives that i know are firm from day one in opposition to the -- >> i have to tell you, i just could not ever skip new hampshire. i cannot even imagine not being here. reporter: hillary clinton addressed the obvious right off the top. why bother with new hampshire when a win soys unlikely, according to some. >> their argument is look you're behind, here, i am. you're in your opponent's back yard. new hampshire always favors neighbors, which i think is neighborly. reporter: on bernie sanders, it on the issues and battle on their records. >> it was kind of a low blow when senator sanders said in response to a question, well, you know, maybe she's a progressive on some days. reporter: clinton listed her

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some voters in at this polling site in derry knew exactly who they wanted.... dn: "why did you vote for chris christie?" nancy: "because i think he has the leadership skills..." "hillary." there were others, who came with a particular strategy. "if it takes a vote away from trump, then that's why i'm here." either way, we'll know the winners and losers later tonight. senator bernie sanders, from neighboring vermont, is widely expected to win for the democrats. but hillary clinton won there in 2008, and is landon and kristen back to you. thanks danielle. and mike alger will have a look at your forecast, coming up next. the city of reno now has it's own license plate. i'm ryan canaday and coming up next i'll tell you how the new specialty northern nevadans can now support the city of reno's parks and recreation by ordering a new specialty license plate from the d- m-v. the reno city council approved the reno specific license plate design early last year. ryan canaday joins us live in the newsroom. ryan, we understand the plates will benefit charity... where exact

we start with the democratic town hall in derry, new hampshire. they battled over who is the most progressive and who is the most effective and who is the real underdog where bernie sanders leads by more than 20 points. did this change the race? cnn's jeff zeleny was there with the latest. >> reporter: john and christine, the voters in new hampshire and across the country got a look at bernie sanders and hillary clinton in a different light in the town hall in derry, new hampshire. they tangled on the true progressive. they spent more than 24 hours on the campaign trail arguing about politics. listen to how they distinguish themselves. >> i do not know any progressive who has a super pac and takes $15 million from wall street. that's just not progressive. as i mentioned earlier, the key foreign policy vote of modern american history was the war in iraq. the american history was united saying don't listen to bush. don't go to war. secretary clinton voted to go to war. >> i was somewhat amused today that senator sanders set himself up as the gatekee

@live pictures now at pinkerton @academy in derry where the @vermont senator is set to speak @tonight. @sanders also drew big crowds in @manchester and nashua, where he @told support narys unlike last @night's big game in the primary, @everyone can get involved. @p>> we can't afford these @programs because we're going to @back into the hands of the -- @[cheers and applause] @tom: we'll have complete @coverage of this final stop @before the polls open beginning @tonight at 10:00. @jennifer: now to hillary @clinton's day on the trail. @she was joined by her husband, @the former president, and their @daughter chelsea. @amy coveno spoke to her one on @one, and amy is live from hudson @now. @reporter: good evening, it is @loud and crowded here in alvirne @high school in hudson. @this final get out the vote @event is still an hour and a @half away @the day started at manchester @community college. @governor hassan and senator @shaheen warmed up the crowd, @followed by bill clinton and @daughter chelsea. @earlier today hillary clinton @talked us with about @trustworthiness and the infamous @

eastern time in derri, new hampshire. don't forget, the two meet face to face after a nail biter, a nail biter in iowa. my colleague brianna keilar is live at the venue. i want you to set the stage for me as to how everything's going to be set up for them tonight. how's this going to be different, specifically when it comes to how those two are going to change their messages given what happened in iowa. >> reporter: yeah. that's exactly right, so what we'll see tonight and i should say starts at 9:00 p.m. eastern, anderson cooper is moderating. but as you mentioned, this is largely driven by new hampshire citizens, locals who have questions of the candidates and probably my favorite kind of forrum talking about the candidates answering questions because they really have to answer them and it's -- i think it becomes so obvious if they don't when a voter is asking a question of them that they have a stake in, they have an interest in and you really get to observe the candidates and how they answer and this very unique envir

@jennifer: a warning from derry @police tonight. @lock your car. @officers are investigating a @series of car thefts. @thieves appear to be targeting @cars with loose change, cell @phone chargers, and imvment p.s. @devices. @yesterday alone, 17 cars were @targeted. @derry police are asking @residents to report any @suspicious activity. @are the tonight senator shaheen @is are urging her senate @colleagues to do their duty and @hear president obama's supreme @court nominee. @one seat on the court is now @vacant, following the death of @conservative justice antonin @scalia. @stephanie woods is live with @more. @reporter: on the senate floor @today shaheen had strong words @aisle, including fellow new @hampshire senator kelly ayotte @who insists that the next @elected president should @nominate the next justice. @this as sources they that obama @is considering nominating nevada @governor brian sandoval, a @republican, as a concession to @the g.o.p. @but on tuesday senate majority @leader mcconnell said the 54 @republican senators will not @hold confir

day after day now at thanks very much and tonight the democratic candidates take their campaigns to derry where at the opera house and face-off and christina hager is live tonight with that part of the coverage. christina. >> reporter: -the democratic side we are down to 2 candidates coming off that close call in iowa and now bernie sanders with the lead in the polls here in new hampshire hillary clinton spent the day trying to close the gap. >> so i am going to be out here making my case. >> reporter: hillary clinton admits she is on bernie sanders' new england home turf but with aschedule packed with selfies and babies she want to win over democrats whose hearts with are with sappedders. >> there's talk about whether voters will vote with their head or heart. let me ask you to vote with both. >> reporter: shooting survivor says she is the best candidate to beat republicans. >> he has a little edge but i think as we progress with the campaign that she will pull through. >> reporter: sanders spent the morning out of state with an evening news conference at union hall in concord. on cbs th

@he started at the derry-salem @elks club this morning, then the @londonderryly lions hall. @him. @p>> as much as i love your @people, i could be on a beach, @we could be some place else. @the fact is i love the end @going to have a phenomenal @strong powerful rich country @again. @josh: the trump foundation @presented a $100,000 check to @the liberty house in manchester @to benefit homeless veterans, it @part of the money raised during @the debate in iowa which trump @skipped. @jennifer: senator cruz was in @raymond, barrington and @manchester. @shelley walcott is following the @cruz campaign and she's live in @the queen city for us tonight. @shelley: jen, it was a packed @house here at the american @legion sweeney post in @manchester, as the ted cruz @faithful came out out to see their @candidate. @people were elbow to elbow @inside as news media from around @the country and the world came @to hear the senator from texas @speak. @earlier in the day we attended @away tavern, that's where i had @the chance to speak one on one @with senator cruz and asked him @how he expects to win

derry, new hampshire where the cnn town hall with hillary clinton and bernie sanders will take place tonight. coming up at 5:30, we will take you live to the granite state to talk about what we might hear from those two candidates. >> dan: the 2015 fourth quarter numbers are out from the suggesting downtown is continuing to grow in all facets and we wanted to look deeper at we will start basically off with rta. the rta numbers are out and gave us numbers for the past five years. pretty interesting ridership is up 5% talking about just buses. you know the free trolley everybody likes to see downtown ride free for a smile. in the last five years ridership up 58%. that's a giant number. it is only going to help when we get the rnc in town. now we want to talk about office space and occupancy level in cleveland. when we are talking about office space, you've got giant buildings downtown and we know now that occupancy is at 81.2%. that's down slightly. it was 81.3% in the 3rd quarter suggesting that people are coming to offices and businesses are coming downtown to get back into our build

we call out -- caught up with her in derry new hampshire rally in derry. >> so i am going to be out here making my case and answering your questions doing everything i can can to persuade you to come out and vote next tuesday. because i really do believe so election and when you strip it away, the most important thing is to prevent the republicans from taking back the white house. >> donald trump back on the republican side spending the day in arkansas. last night he picked up an endorsement from former massachusetts senator scott brown. trump will be back in new ham tomorrow. stay with us throughout primary night we get you closer to the candidates and the issues that are important in this election. >>> breaking news into the newsroom a 20-year-old has been sentenced for who are revving car crash on the ashorway he was given a two year sentence prison. every day an investigators say he was driving almost twice the speed limit when he hit a pickup truck and a teenage riding with him was permanently paralyzed. the father of three driving the >>> in a few hours a girlfriend of mob because

tom: christie made stops in keene and henniker while bush was in pittsfield and derry, where he will be joined by his mother, former first lady barbara bush. jn kasich started is his day in pelham and spoke to students at concord high cool and will end his day in alton. jennifer: ted cruz put a personal problem oh hitting new hampshire hard, drug addiction. cruz spoke at a forum in hooksett and participated in a roundtable discussion. he says securing the border will play a key role in ending this mexican drug cartels, and says funding for treatment is also important. cruz says his own sister was addicted for years. >> then a few years ago, miriam died of an overdose. joey, her son, found her, in her bed. the coroner ruled it accidental. we'll never know. jennifer: cruz says while government does have a role in treating addiction, one entity can't solve this problem. tom: it's a big week in new hampshire, the republicans will take part in their final new hampshire debate, it's on saturday night. wmur and abc news are sponsoring that, it will be at st. anselm college, our special cove

several cities, kristen welker is in derry with the clinton campaign. alex seitz-wald is in manchester. hallie jackson is covering ted cruz. gabe gutierrez with marco rubio, and katy tur is right here with me in manchester as well. back to the breaking news i mentioned this morning. the bernie sanders campaign, a lot of headline said there. the senator confirmed on "morning joe" he will take part in the big debate that will be hosted on msnbc tomorrow night, moderated by chuck todd and rachel maddow. listen to what he said. >> are you going to be participating in the debate with hillary clinton tomorrow night? >> the answer is yes. and you know that i have always wanted more debates. and secretary clinton in the beginning was not so interested in more debates. now, suddenly, they're very interested in more debates. >> why are they suddenly interested in more debates. you said that with a sly smile. >> golly gee, i don't know. it may have -- it may have something to do with the fact that the nature of this campaign has changed a little bit. >> and we beg

just a couple of minutes ago he wrapped up a rally in derry where he wrapped up his need for change in washington. >> man: this leadership in america is the most selfish generation of leaders we have ever had in washington. [applause] and i want to tell you what i mean by that. they are selfish because over 15-20 years we don't we have a national debt problem and they have done nothing about it. the fish because they have taken absolutely things we have that is let tomorrow worry about tomorrow all we care about is the next election. speech and and rubio may be in second place right now but that is certainly not set in stone. in today's blake miller went to one of the contenders open to move up. john kasich. >> reporter: and an event going on right now, 600 people expected here tonight. taking his measures all across the state of new hampshire and he is not alone. i also spent some time with ohio governor john kasich, some where access on his campaign. but as he traveled around the state today and tonight he has holding his 100th town hall meeting in new hampshire, more gop. kasich mus

it is a special night to be back in derry. its extraordinary night to have the opportunity to injury city of -- to introduced to you two people. the first person i want to talk about is who i think should be the next president of the united states. [applause] all of you, cathy and i have been looking at all the candidates. that is our job. we are from new hampshire. we take it very seriously as a state. you folks do obviously, because you are here tonight. i put 3 tests down. one, can the present win? it's time we had a republican conservative president. [applause] number two, is the person substantive on the issues? does he have good, fought for approaches to the complex things to how weapproaches defend our nation and homeland security? and three, 10 he g -- can he govern? that means getting into the ring and working with folks. jeb bush meets all of those criteria in spades. [applause] what is our special honor tonight is to introduced one of the great americans, somebody who has made a huge difference in millions of live a

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newscenter 5' s reid lamberty is live in derry with the final push in that primary tonight. reporter: as many as one third of new hampshire democrats are undecided. both candidates doing their best trying to convince them. on this primary eve,hillary clinton saved her most pointed barb of bernie sanders,responding to his attacks that she accepted money from wall street, senator sanders took about $200,000 from wall street firms, not directly but through the democratic senate campaign committee. hillary lags far behind in the granite state,trying to convince voters she is a leader on income inequality,she also told newscenter 5' s janet wu the sanders camp has demonized her. >> i do think senator sanders in some of the mean spirited, hateful rhetoric that unfortunately they' re putting out there. reporter: at a rally in derry tonight,sanders never addressed clinton' s comments,but did make a impassioned speech that greed has hurt the middle class. >> together we' re going to create an economy that works for working families not just the one%. reporter: recurring themes of equ

we're live from derry, new hampshire, tonight. about 35 minutes from now, i'll be moderating a cnn democratic town hall at derry oprahhouse. hillary clinton and bernie sanders will be taking questions from the audience. with just six days to go until new hampshire's primary, the campaign trail, well, it looks like a freeway. here's what the day was like for marco rubio. four town halls, in four different cities. that's just one candidate. rick santorum had droppeded out of the race today, endorsed his former rival rubio. after his strong showing in iowa, senator rubio is facing sharper attacks from other rivals, who worry he may be widening his appeal even as he dodges the labels others may be trying to pin on him. gary tuchman reports. >> reporter: marco rubio entering an overheated jam-packed room to the sounds of ac/dc, not exactly establishment music. from a man who is increasingly being mentioned a as gop establishment candidate. >> if you vote for me and i am our nominee, i will unite the conservative movement and the republ

hillary clinton will be holding an event in derry. it is just one of well over a dozen campaign events being held across this state today. this as we're seeing another shake-up on the republican side. rand paul has just announced that he is dropping out of the race. we don't know if that's a big surprise, but we'll talk about it. the other candidates are reacting to the news. we have it all covered for you from new hampshire with our team in place. several cities, kristen welker is in derry with the clinton campaign. alex seitz-wald is in manchester. hallie jackson is covering ted cruz. gabe gutierrez with marco rubio, and katy tur is right here with me in manchester as well. back to the breaking news i mentioned this morning. the bernie sanders campaign, a lot of headline said there. the senator confirmed on "morning joe" he will take part in the big debate that will be hosted on msnbc tomorrow night, moderated by chuck todd and rachel maddow. listen to what he said. >> are young

this after they what town hall in derry last night. we will have highlights from that coming up. >> checking in with weather watchers this morning. and there's constant theme here. it's all about the warm temperatures this morning and 54 degrees has jennifer up in methuen and she says she can't believe there's snow on the way for tomorrow. what month are we in? i will have the hour by hour forecast and accumulation map when we come back. here's the truth -- some have proposed to cut social security for the elderly and disabled vets. i disagree. in fact, not only should we not cut benefits -- we should expand them. my plan for social security increases benefits and cost of living adjustments and raises minimum payments it will ensure that all seniors can retire with dignity and respect. i'm bernie sanders, >>> we have additional video of severe weather sheut hitting the south-- sheuting the south. i believe -- hitting the south. i believe it was eastern georgia and multiple tornadoes from teen see -- tennessee to alabama. the national w

operahouse in downtown derry, new hampshire. welcome. we are here tonight with just six days to go until primary day. just six days left to decide, yet many voters remain undecided. so tonight, secretary clinton and senator sanders are here with the people of the state and the country for a conversation. i want to welcome our viewers in the united states, in new hampshire, around the world. we're being seen on cnn, cnn in espanol, cnn international. i also want to extend a warm welcome for our service men and women who are watching on the american forces network. and to those who are listening on the westwood one radio network and on cnn channel 116 on sirius xm. in the audience, here in derry, new hampshire, people who tell us they will be participating in tuesday's democratic primary, which means registered democrats or independents. some have already made up their minds. others still trying to decide whom to vote for. the clock is ticking, guys. we asked audience members to come up with their own questions, which we've review

@bedford, salem and derry. @the florida senator on point @with his major themes of @national security, building the @military and saving the american @dream. @he says he will unify the @conservative movement in the @republican party and says @despite being called @inexperienced, is the most @qualified to be commander in @chief because of his role on the @senate intelligence and foreign @relations committees. @at this hour just hoping voters @agree with him that he is the @best candidate to take on the @democrats. @p>> people have to remember that @the delegates, this is in a race @like this with so many people @running, delegates will be @really relevant. @reporter: senator rubio says he @plans to leave with more @delegates than he came with and @hopes to build on that. @meantime tonight, senator ted @cruz drawing a crowd of @reporters outside manchester's @red arrow diner. @shelley walcott with the cruz @campaign tonight. @reporter: thank you very much, @jen, we're here at the alpine @grove convention center i

tomorrow he has town hall meeting scheduled in durham, raymond, manchester and derry. new jersey governor chris in londonderry. he attacked marco rubio today saying it is not a student council election. former florida governor jeb bush addressed medical care for veterans at a town hall meeting tonight. he has been campaigning in new hampshire since last night. tomorrow he plans to host town hall meetings in new london and laconia. >> and vermont senator bernie sanders is in second place. today in new hampshire he said he is not accepting defeat just yet. wmur' s mike cronin explains. mike: riding his momentum from iowa, senator bernie sanders rallied supporters in keene and here in claremont as he turns his attention back to the first in the nation primary. senator bernie sanders opened his speech at the claremont narrow defeat in iowa an important step in his campaign. >> we showed that working people and lower income people and young people are prepared to stand up and fight for fundamental changes in the way politics and economics is done t concede the iowa caucus.

it does lightton 1 to 3 in derry, perer rill, derry, new hampshire. a big nuisance this morning and we are going to have to watch the northern fringe of this. the trickiest part of the forecast where we get that we to tweak the contours. the gist of it a sloppy morning out there. a lot more than snow and rain that's where sarah wroblewski comes in with a closer look at some of those things, sara. >> sarah: you say spotty, but per effect snowball-making snow. not really much of a fluff factor. you take a look at temperatures when they are in the teens. anywhere from an inch precipitation up to 20 inches of snow, and when it is 32 right around 10 inches. we will be talking about temperatures today mainly between 33 and 35 degrees. some that is why we have some of our higher totals right around about 6 to 8 inches. band that heavy wet snow, we will be concerned about some of the winds that will be picking up throughout the day today. there is the potential of seeing isolated to scattered power outages where you will see that rain first and heavy, wet sno

it is a special night for us to be back in derry. it is an extraordinary night for us to have the opportunity to introduce to you two people. the first person i want to talk about is the person i think should be the next president of the united states. [applause] >> like all of you, kathy and i have been looking at all the candidates because that is our job. we are from new hampshire. that is one of our jobs that as representatives of new hampshire. we take it seriously as a state, and you folks do obviously, because you are here tonight. we put forth three tests. number one, can the person when? i think it is time we had a republican conservative president. [applause] >> number two, is the person comes -- substantive on the issues? does he have approaches to the complex things we face today, like national security and how ?e protect our social security and number three, can he govern? that is not standing in the corners and shouting, it is getting in the middle of the ring and working. jeb bush beats all those criteria is in spades.

bernie sanders and then hillary clinton here at the derry opera house. this was built with money, willed by a distant cousin of john quincy adams. and this building behind me has survived two fires. so perhaps it's an apt metaphor for what has become a crucible democratic primary race. >> interesting. brianna keilar, thanks so much in. >>> bernie sanders wants a big win in new hampshire and, with that, it seems sanders has forgotten his promise not to run a negative campaign. and so has hillary clinton. >> i am a progressive who likes to get things done. i'm a progressive who likes to make progress. >> do you think hillary clinton is a progressive? >> some days, yes. except when she announces that she's a proud moderate and then i guess she's not a progressive. i think, frankly, it is very hard to be a real progressive. and to take on the establishment in a way that i think has to be taken when you become as dependent as she has through her super pac and in other ways on wall street. >> with me now, bill press, cnn political commentator and a bernie sand

we are in front of the derry opera house where the o bernie sanders is in the lead for the dem -- face-off. bernie sanders is in the lead for the democrats and donald trump for the republicans. this is new hampshire a place that prides itself on being unpredictable. in iowa there was an upset on the republican side. >> i want to ask everyone here to look forward to january 2017. >> reporter: a near miss on the democratic side. >> this needs to be a contest of ideas about who is ready to be our president and our commander in chief starting next january. >> reporter: regardless of how they fareed at caucus all candidates came to new hampshire delivering what sounded like victory speeches. >> i went there and he think we did really well. we did really well. >> last night we began the political ref hewings not just in iowa not just in new >> come with me this week. make this journey with me. stand up for me. fight for me. and when we win, i will stand up and fight for you. >> reporter: candidates have 6 days to convince pry nary voters to take their side and in this state they might have a fig