cruz: this is the only pcampaign that has beaten donald ptrump and that can beat donald ptrump is this campaign. pbazi: trump keeping up his pmr. trump: he' s like a little pbaby. ptarget. pway, i' ve been very nice. eople say, "why are you so t hit me. pwhen he does, you will see what pbazi: rubio says he won' pattack but won' t back down from pa policy debate. psen. rubio: anger alone is not palso have to know what you are pgoing to do about it. pdonald has not outlined what he pbazi: for the republicans, there pis one debate and just six days pto go before super tuesday, when pvoters in 12 states and one pterritory head to the polls. pbazi kanani, abc news, pwashington. pamy: a new chapter in the pcontroversy between the fbi and papple. papple is expected to tell a pfederal judge that the impasse pwith the fbi over encryption pshould be decided by congress prather than the courts. papple is refusing to help unlock pa phone used by the gunmen in pthe san bernardino attack. pthe company claims a backdoor pinto the iphone could jeopardize pusers. pthis noon, concerns about the pzika vi

pand today, he decided -- donald ptrump. pand to the people who might say phe uses colorful language from ptime to time? p>> i'm the same way. p>> reporter: he got your vote ptoday. p>> i tell it like it is. p>> reporter: vincent smith, a pveteran, came all the way from pohio to rally supporters for pgovernor kasich. phe says they're seeing late pso you came all the way from pohio to get out the vote? p>> oh, yeah, we got an ohio pbrigade. p>> reporter: and meredith phungerford, a junior in college, pstudying education. pher first vote. ptorn between bernie sanders and phillary clinton. pher decision? p>> bernie sanders. p>> him. p>> i just think he's very prelatable. phe knows what people want. pand for me, climate change, he psupports that, and he supports pthe middle class. pi support hillary clinton, too, pso, it was a difficult choice. pi think i just resonate a little pmore with bernie. p>> reporter: how you doing? p>> good, how are you? p>> reporter: primary day is phere, huh? p>> primary day is here. p>> reporter: an

pamong the republicans, donald ptrump, 2-1 lead among republican pvoters nationwide. p39% of the vote. pthat's the highest number so far pfollowed by marco rubio, 19%, pjohn kasich 6%. pjeb bush ties for fifth with ben pcarson at 4%. phillary clinton and bernie psanders in a dead heat.

pthree people voted for john pkasich and two picked donald ptrump. pthe new hampshire primary has pcorrectly picked the nominee for pthe last three elections. pstay with fox 13 as we continue pto watch the polls in new phampshire. pwe'll have the results as they p>>laura: thank you. pthe florida primary is still pmore than a month away but the pcandidates are already planning ptrips to the sunshine state. pyesterday we told that donald ptrump is coming to the u.s.f. on pfriday. pat the time it looked like ptickets were sold out. phowever, more have been made pavailable. pthe arena seats 10,000 people. pthe tickets are free but there's pa $20 charge for parking. pyou can find out how to reserve pyour ticket by heading to our pwebsite, fox13news.com and pclicking on seen on tv. p>>russell: 6:06 and now this. pthere could be at least one late pentry into the race for the pwhite house. pformer new york city mayor pmichael bloomberg has now pconfirmed that he is considering pa presidential bid. plast month sources suggested he pwas looking into the possib

pon the republican side, donald ptrump and jeb brush are in pbroyles -- embroiled in a ptwitter war. pdonald trump responding to jeb pbush' s latest attacks against phim with bush calling the pbusiness mogul a loser, liar, pand a whiner -- trump tweeting pback that trump -- bush is a athetic figure. pthey are feuding to the finish. psean: thank you very much. perin: the candidates will be out pon the campaign trail today ptrying to sway undecided voters pbefore they cast ballots. pbernie sanders will be in pconcord. phe spent his primary eve prallying supporters in derry. p>> new hampshire can help lead pthis country in a very different pdirection, in the direction of a olitical revolution. perin: hillary clinton will be pmanchester. pshe had the campaign trail with pher husband and their daughter pchelsea. pin a one-on-one interview, the pformer secretary of state talked pe-mails. p>> i have to make it clear that m going pto keep forging ahead, working pand fighting for the people i pwant to represent. pi want as much transparency and s move on. psean: donald trump will also be pin

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p>>> also breaking tonight, the prace for president, and donald ptrump, now marching to super ptuesday. phis landslide win in nevada. pand the major republican now redicting a trump surprise. p>>> the abc news exclusive ptonight. pmy one-on-one interview with papple's ceo, tim cook. pfor the first time, cook on why papple is refusing to help the pfbi break into the iphone used pby the san bernardino killer. p>>> new details tonight on the ilot in that deadly chopper pcrash. pwhat he was trying to do. p>>> and the famous sports pstars" host, erin andrews, suing pher stalker and a major hotel ptonight. pdid they put the stalker right pnext door? pher father tonight, breaking pdown. p>>> good evening tonight from psan francisco. pand we are here for our pexclusive interview with apple pceo tim cook. pfor the first time, answering pquestions why apple will not phelp the fbi break into the piphone used by the gunman in san pbernardino. pbut first tonight, the horrific pscene playing out across several pstates. pdeadly tornadoes and dangerous pweather ahead this evening. pfrom the carolinas,

it's going to pbe very difficult to stop donald ptrump going into south carolina. p>> and, jon, picking up on that pthere is no incentive for any pother republican candidates to pget out right now. pexcuse me. p>> this is the perfect result pfor donald trump, not just his p19-point win but the fact that pthere is such a muddle below him pand second place finisher john pkasich is absolutely nowhere in psouth carolina. phe's at the bottom of the polls pand then jeb bush, he sees a preason to go on and ted cruz and pmarco rubio, absolutely has a preason to go on. pit was basically a three-way tie pfor third place. p>> he admitted that debate erformance did hurt him. pyou talked about self da and psouth carolina upcoming for the pclinton campaign, they had been phoping for big wins there but pnow facing a real fight pespecially in nevada. p>> reporter: they certainly are, pgeorge. pthis is that fire wall that phillary clinton's team has been ptalking about banking on her psupport in circus especially pamong african-american voters psanders is already running pspanish l

pare you going to go after donald ptrump? p>> it's no longer in my opinion penough to say the great things pwe're going to do but you won't pthem. p>> reporter: and john kasich pafter his surprise second place pfinish in new hampshire drew an poverflow crowd in south pcarolina. pkasich has relied on a positive pcampaign but says he is ready to phit back at his rivals. pso i'm not going to be a pin pcushion for a marshmallow but pi'm also not going to spend my ptime trying to trash other eople. p>> reporter: with chris christie pand carly fiorina out, that prepublican field is a lot psmaller as you remember, robin, pat one point we had 17 pcandidates. pnow just 6 but that means donald ptrump and the anti-trump pcandidates down to five. p>> that is true. pbut what is the situation right pnow? phow does the race stand right pnow in south carolina? p>> reporter: well, we've had no preliable polling since a week pbefore the iowa caucuses. pbut donald trump had led every oll here in south carolina pgoing all the way back to poctobe

pon the republican side, donald ptrump had been leading pthroughout. pcertainly, john kasich pulling pinto second place was a psurprise. psean: you can see the full rimary results by heading to pour website, wmur.com. pyou' ll find a link right on the ptop of our home page. pbe sure to check john distaso' s articles. perin: some voters in pelham got pa huge surprise. pa 600 pound pig was spotted in pofficers determined that it came pfrom a local farm. pits owner was contacted to come pand retrieve that pig. pattention. psean: perhaps the pig got a pthere were a lot of people here. pinteresting. p[laughter] psean: the clerk fought back pattempted robber. pfood workers in florida. pa man tossed an alligator pthrough a drive-through window. pkevin: upper level systems papproaching. pmaybe even a brief squall at pkevin: starting off with plenty pof clouds, flurries, and snow pshowers. phighs today up into the low and pmid 30' s. psnow showers could turn into a psquall this afternoon. pwe will have all the details for pthe weekend coming up. psean: the resu

psean: bernie sanders and donald ptrump are celebrating victory. p>> we are going to make america pthan ever before. pi love you all, thank you, new phampshire. p>> thank you, new hampshire. pnow it is on to nevada, south pcarolina, and beyond. psean: both candidates won the rimary by a large margin. perin: ray brewer has a closer plook at the republican results. pray: no real surprise on the prepublican side. pdonald trump had been leading p>> we are going to make america pgreat again. pray: donald trump told psupporters in manchester that phis supporters started it. phis second-place finish was now pin the rearview mirror and he pmomentum. p>> we are going to start winning pagain and we are going to win so pmuch, you are going to be so phappy. pwe are going to make america so pgreat again, maybe greater than pever before. pthank you, new hampshire. pnew hampshire. pray: ohio governor john kasich pcame in second. phe had spent a lot of time in pnew hampshire, holding more than p100 townhall meetings. pcommenting on their unrelenting pcommitment. p

phe said you are looking at the pguy who is going after donald ptrump. pnow he may be wondering if that pis a strategy that has worked. pin any event he is moving pwhen he will come out and s pguess. pmaybe sooner than later because phe says he does have a campaign pstop tomorrow morning and will phead to south carolina. pjennifer: he needed a big pshowing tonight and he may have pgotten it. plet' s check in with heather pkasich headquarters. pheather: it' s a battle for psecond and it looks like john pkasich may be pulling it off. pjosh: he said i need to do a pstory coming out of new phampshire. phe is a candidate who is totally pat peace. phe has done everything he could ossibly do, over 100 town phalls. phe is having dinner with his pwife and close campaign pstaffers. phe has stopped to smell the proses every once in a while. pit' s easy to get caught up in it pand it goes by in a flash. pno matter what happens, he can pconsider that he won dixville pnotch. pjust staying out of the fray. pright now he' s just watching the presults come in and hopeful

pand this is the one for donald ptrump. p[ laughter ] pso it's really hard to top. pi don't care how nice your lawn pis. pit's not going to beat that. pdr. ben carson finished a pdistant fourth in nevada. pbut for some reason he's still pnot dropping out. phe's promised to continue on. phe said, this is a quote, "i pbelieve that things are starting pto happen here." pyou know it's time to drop out pwhen it has been weeks since pdonald trump even bothered to pcall you a moron. pwhile trump was at his big pvictory party, carson was in a pconference room at the embassy psuites where he laid out a clear pand upbeat vision for his pcampaign going forward. p>> right now we're sort of in pthe ancient rome stage. pwhere everybody wanted to go to pthe coliseum see a colosseum, bring on the plions and tigers and let's see pthem eat the people. pi mean, this was cool, that's pwhat they wanted. pwhile rome was burning. pand, you know -- right now we're pin that stage, okay, but -- we phave a bunch of fire pextinguishers. pand we are going to put the fire pout. pin our bellies.

pamong the republicans, donald ptrump, 2-1 lead among republican pvoters nationwide. p39% of the vote. pthat's the highest number so far pfollowed by marco rubio, 19%, pjohn kasich 6%. pjeb bush ties for fifth with ben pcarson at 4%. phillary clinton and bernie psanders in a dead heat. p44-42% nationally. p>>laura: yesterday was the last pday to register for florida pmarch primary and also the last pday for voters to change their arty affiliation. pyou need to be registered as a prepublican or democrat in order pto vote. pin hillsborough county, 3300 pvoters have switched parties psince start of the year. olk and pinellas, more than p10,000 people changed party paffiliations. pthat's twice as many as the 2008 pelection. pdeadline to register for the pgeneral election is october 11. p>>russell: so far president pobama has not endorsed either pcandidate running for the pdemocratic nomination. phe does, however, have a lot to psay about the race for the prepublican nomination. p>>laura: here's who he says pshould not be the next president pof the united states. pmr. trum

pclinton has wins in three of the pfirst four contests like donald ptrump and the republican field. p>>> it looks as if the results pshow strength among minority pvoters. pexit polls indicated pafrican-american voters paccounted for more than 60% of pthe vote in south carolina. pthat same voting block will be pkey in southern super tuesday pstates like georgia, arkansas, p>> alcides: the focus shifting ptowards super tuesday. ptexas is the crown jewel with pthe most delegates at stake for prepublican and democratic arties. pit's also considered a must-win pstate for ted cruz who needs panother win to slow down donald ptrump. p12 other states will also be pheading out to either vote on pthe primary or the caucus. phillary clinton and bernie psanders will be fighting for the p865 democratic delegates. pin the meantime 661 delegates pwill be allocated for the prepublicans. pmany of which donald trump feels pconfident that he will get. p>> you know, little marco rubio, pthis guy is going around going pcrazy. phe's number 2 or 3 in florida, phe's a senator. phe's 22 points behind. pif he

pthe three big stories donald ptrump, bernie sanders and john pkasich, who are celebrating ptonight. ptom: the secretary of state redicted record turnout for ptoday' s primary and we' ve heard pmany polling places were packed. pjennifer: but all this traffic pat merrimack. pthe state allow the polling lace to extend its hours past p7:00 at the moderators pdiscretion to allow people who pwere waiting in traffic to get pin there and vote. ptom: latest results put jeb bush pin fourth. p>> he said he just needed a pfeels he got tonight. phe tells supporters this is pstill all about leadership, psomething he says donald trump placks. phe vows to fight on. p>> while the reality tv star is pstill doing well, it looks like pyou all have reset the race, and pfor that i' m really grateful. pgranite stater' s pa race to elect the president of pthe united states, a person who pestimate tucked decisions. pi got to share my heart and my pideas about the future of this pcountry am so grateful to have phampshire. p>> south carolina and no doubt pnext for jeb bush. pcaucuses, but did it transfer pove

p>>laura: another win for donald ptrump. pit wasn't even close. phe blou everyone out in the pnevada caucuses. pthat's three wins in a row. pdoug reports from washington. p>>reporter: these results came pin overnight. pdonald trump big victory in pnevada, more than 20 points up pover marco rubio, just edged out pted cruz for second place. pjust about an hour after the oll was closed, donald trump pclaiming victory in nevada, pshowing more and more confidence pthat he will clench the p>> it's going to be an amazing ptwo months. pwe might not even need the two pmonths, folks, to be honest, all pright? p>>reporter: trump follows pvictories in south carolina and pnew hampshire. phe even carried ee vangelicals pthere. p>> you wouldn't declare a winner pof the football game after the pthird minute of the first pquarter but having said that, if eople want to take on donald ptrump, and want to bring him pdown, they can't be waiting too pmuch longer and there are only ptwo people who have won one of pthe first three primaries. p>> while ted cruz rallied in

pthis is your line up, donald ptrump, senators ted cruz and pmarco rubio, dr. ben carson, pformer governor jeb bush. pand governors chris christie and pjohn kasich. pthis is the last chance for all pseven to be on the same stage pbefore tuesday' s pfirst-in-the-nation primary. plet' s head right out to our live pteam, wmur' s jennifer vaughn and pour political director josh pmcelveen, who will be asking s debate. pjosh: you just saw live pictures pof the debate stage. pright now, we' re live inside the pgoogle spin room at sullivan parena on the saint anselm pcampus. pjennifer media is coming into p: the room as the countdown for pthe last republican debate pbefore the new hampshire primary preally begins. pof the top five candidates in pthe latest wmur-cnn poll only ptwo were on the first in the pnation campaign trail today. pjosh: wmur' s adam sexton is live poutside the debate hall with a plook at jeb bush and john pkasich' s days. padam: those two candidates are pleaving it all on the field in pnew hampshire, campaigning like ptheir candidacies depend on it

p>>> also breaking tonight, the prace for president, and donald ptrump, now marching to super ptuesday. phis landslide win in nevada. pand the major republican now redicting a trump surprise. p>>> the abc news exclusive ptonight. pmy one-on-one interview with papple's ceo, tim cook. pfor the first time, cook on why papple is refusing to help the pfbi break into the iphone used pby the san bernardino killer. p>>> new details tonight on the ilot in that deadly chopper pcrash. pwhat he was trying to do. p>>> and the famous sports

pand on republican side, donald ptrump, he's, junny protectionist pa little bit. pmulti nationals might not do so pwell certain sectors do respond. pall in you have to remember that piowa and new hampshire are not pnecessarily symbolic of what's pgoing on nationally. pthey are typically more rural, pmore religious, maybe a little pbutt wealthier places. pat least when you look wages and punemployment rate. p>> okay. pwe'll watch the markets with you pand hope for the best, okay. p>> i know going to tough one ptoday. pbut you know what, anything can phappen. pas you guys know come the pclosing bell. pcould a whole different story ptomorrow morning. pall right hope so. psee you tomorrow. pand don't miss lauren simonetti por sister network station you're pnot where to find log on to pfoxbusiness.com and look for pchannel finder. plet's check those visibilities. pbecause i know, as pretty as it pis in tampa. pthere are spots dealing with pzero visibility at this hour. pgoing on? pwe're going to do our best to plift that fog out once we do it pshould warm up pretty qui

p>>russell: with new hampshire a pfour-way race for second, donald ptrump turns attentions to pflorida. pan event here in tampa already p>>laura: and you know they're pthe real stars of the big game, pthe commercials, right? pdid you see this commercial? pwe'll meet one of the super bowl pbabies. p>>dave: almost 6:01. p44 degrees outside at tampa pinternational. pyou go inwland, north, crystal priver had 32. pfreezing temperatures in citrus pcounty this morning and we're prunning from four to 13 degrees pcolder than yesterday. pyeah, grab your jackets, grab pyour winter gear this morning. pit is going to be a fast warmup. pi do anticipate us in the mid p60s but beginning this afternoon pright through tomorrow night, we pgot a lot of wind coming at us. pgale warnings offshore, high psurf advisories, all of that in pa few minutes. pat least the winds are quiet p>>vanessa: i wonder how they pwill affect the sunshine skyway. psounds like folks will be safe pwhen the winds come but as far pas weather concerns right now, pwe look good. pthis is really the only notable pincident right now. pi

phe's got a big lead in pone-on-one match ups with donald ptrump. p>> i hope you will come out pcaucus 11 o'clock saturday pas your president. p>> nef republicans will caucus pnext tuesday and democrats and psouth carolina head to the polls pfour days later. pin washington, peter doocy fox p13 news. pcraig patrick joins us we're prespecting rlts from our fox 13 oll. pthey were dead-on last time. pcertainly nailed and drew pnational attention for polsters pcombination of polling late. pand once again our fox 13 olster wills come up with a pfinal numbers in south carolina pbefore the voters head to the olls on saturday. pright now, it is all donald ptrump as you just saw. pin an average of polls he's 32 ercent. pup 14 points on ted cruz. pbut with late movement, i don't pis manage going to happen with pdust up with pope? pwill voters move one way or pother? pwe'll certainly find out on psaturday. pyou also have to watch somebody pelse in the race, that's marco prubio. pted cruz is in second but marco prubio is right behind in third pif he shows a comp

prepublican front runner donald ptrump has drawn crowds a rallies pacross the country and this pfriday he'sing an event usf sun pdome. pfox 13 shayla reeves reports. p>> if you want to attend pfriday's rally, good luck pgetting a ticket. pwe checked online and found all pof the free tickets already preserved. pthat's close to ten thousand. pnow this rally is still days paway and happening here at the pusf sun dome. prepublican presidential pscheduled to speak friday night. pstudents already talking about pit on campus. pnow if you are lucky enough to psecure a seat for the event, phere's what you need to know if pyou go. pdoors open at 5 o'clock, the pevent gets under way at p7 o'clock. pand while the tickets are free, pit is not free to park. pin fact parking is $20 per pvehicle. pand you have to pay in cash. pwe're told larger vehicles could pface some additional costs for arking. pand again, this all gets under pway as 7 o'clock on friday. pif you like to so all the pinformation yourself you can phead to our website online, pwww.fox13news.com, and click on pthe seen on tv section we

pit comes to o days after donald ptrump won the south carolina rimary. pand hillary clinton won the pfox has the latest. p>> p>> the g.o.p. presidential pcandidates are heading west. pgearing up for their next show pdown in nevada. pwhere voters will head to the olls in tuesday's republican pstate caucus there. pand follows donald trump big win pin south carolina. pwhich further makes his position pat republican front renner pgiving him significant number pdelegates as goes into nevada pand super tuesdays. p>> one of the things i do that pno other republican can do paruibal, cruz nobody i will be pgetting lot of democrats to pcross over. pthey will be coming with me. pthe reagon dem testimonies they pcall them in i will be getting plot of independence i will win pmichigan which no one can even pthink about winging. palso looking ride momentum icked up in south carolina psenator marco rubio, who was psecond place with just over 22 ercent of the vote. p>> we were just in tennessee. phad 4,000 people came here to do pthis. pi am going to nevada. pto las veg

pted cruz, john kasich and donald ptrump got the most votes nine papiece. pand on the democratic side pbernie sanders got 17 votes, phillary clinton, nine, and mark pstewart greenstein got two. pyou can find the full primary pballot on wmur.com and our pmobile app. pyou can also search for your olling location and find out pexactly what documents you need pto bring with you when you go to pvote. psome areas of still in the pteens. pkevin: some areas with flurries pand light snow showers. pa few breaks of sunshine as we pstart the day and some areas. pthe upper-level system will pchange that through the day. pwith that, more flurries and a pfew more light snow showers. ptemperatures starting the day in pthe teens to near 20' s. pfairly light wind to go along pwith clouds and sunshine and a pchance of flurries. pcould be up to an inch out of pthat before pulling away and pleaving to colder air that will pbe around through the weekend. p p>>> i love this tune. pwhen you wish upon a star, pjesse, you might just win the psuper bowl and a trip to the phappiest pl

ptrump and also by passive, this pcertainly does not help jeb bush pget over that narrative. pmarco rubio, the campaign pcommercial shows stock footage pof vancouver which is most pdefinitely not in the country pthat rubio hopes to lead. pthe rubio campaign tried to plaugh it off saying "it was a pgood catch." but they promise pnot to make canada an issue. pover one of his chief rivals psaid cruz was born in canada and psome have wondered out loud if phe's eligible to serve as resident. pa political editor said sloppy pmistakes can be a turnoff to pvoters. p>>man: the campaigns are a test pof your ability to lead and pand rubio is not cutting his own pads but where does the bug stop? pit stops at the top. pyou look at the campaign as a pmeasure of what kind of padministration a candidate may pbe able to put together. pon jeb bush's website, the predirect reenforces the erception that bush is being powned by trump even though it's pan outside force that may have pdone this, it's an example of pbush being unable to comment on pthe narratives his opponents try pto build for him.

ptrump. pgovernor bush: bless his heart, pas we say in north florida. pbless his heart. pjosh: don' t forget, on sunday pmorning, join us for a special plineup of programming, breaking pdown the debate and setting the pstage for primary week. pa special edition of news 9 pbegins at 6:00 a.m. pfollowed by good morning pamerica. pat 10:00, we' ll have a live, phour-long edition of close up. pthis week with george pstephanopoulos will have more panalysis at noon, followed by pmatter of fact. pso, certainly busy couple of pdays here on the campus of st. panselm college and around the pstate as we head into the final pweekend. pjennifer: new hampshire voters pare watching, listening, meeting pcandidates in making their final m jennifer ptom: barbara bush looks great, pdoesn' t she? pjean: she does. pstill to come -- ptom: a guilty plea from this pfather pthe horrifying injuries he is paccused of inflicting on his pinfant son. pmike p: after a cold one tonight, leasantly cool for the weekend pwhen

pand it was a three-way tie on pthe republican side between ted pcruz, john kasich, and donald ptrump. perin: predicting the primary poutcome, it is not easy, but pthere are some areas of the pstate to watch. olitical reporter john distaso psays the first pdace to look for pan idea of how things may go is pmanchester, specifically wards pusually very high. pdistaso says the southern tier pis the most important part of pthe state because that is where pmost of the population is, but laces like berlin and pmoultonborough will also be key pto watch. pfor much more on this, go to the olitics page of wmur.com. psean: and if you haven' t cast pyour vote yet, you can learn pyou head to the polls by heading pto the politics section of pwmur.com. pthere, you will find all kinds pof political headlines, plus a plink specifically for new phampshire primary coverage. punder the "compare the pcandidates" section, you' ll find rofiles on every candidate, our pquestions for the candidates pseries, and breakdowns of the pkey issues in this race. pon the personal side, we have pfun facts for each cand

p>> you hear that from the prepublican front-runner, donald ptrump -- p>> what i think you ought to do pis boycott apple until such time pas they give that security pnumber. p>> is that the right route in psaying boycott apple? p>> the best thing is -- pamerica's strongest when we all pcome together. p>> is a boycott a way to come ptogether? p>> you know, i think a democracy pbut this -- i love democracy. pthat is who we are vinita nair. pi think the best thing to do is pto discuss and collaborate and pwork together on whatever the psolution may be. p>> let me ask you this. pyou've invite med to apple pbefore. pthe stories are legendary about pnew products with black drapery pover them, locked doors, psecrecy. pany american company can keep a psecret, it's apple. pto those who might say, why pdidn't the fbi and apple team up pfar earlier in one of those psecret labs and get this done pand no one would have had to pknow about it? ptactics of the fbi. pthey've chosen what they've pdone. pthey've chosen to do this out in pthe public. pfor whatever reasons that they phave. pwhat we think a

pwill marco rubio take on donald ptrump on stage tonight? p>> will anyone pick up on this pmitt romney weighing in on the pcampaign yesterday saying there pmight be a bombshell in donald ptrump's tax returns. pof course, he faced questions, pas well. pyou think anyone will pick up pthat attack? p>> i don't think so. pit seems a bizarre line of pattack by mitt romney who as you psay was attacked on his taxes by pharry reid in the course of pthis. pmy advice to mitt romney, pthere's a lot of vulnerabilities pdonald trump has but don't go pafter donald trump on tax preturns, wealth or car pelevators. p>> okay, matt dowd, thanks very pmuch. pyou'll join us on super tuesday. pyou all can stay with us on psuper tuesday. pi'll be here with our whole olitical time plus full pcoverage on "gma" and "world pnews tonight." p>>> now to another battle, this pgovernment over national psecurity and privacy. pin an abc news exclusive "world pnews tonight" anchor david muir psat down one-on-one with apple pceo tim cook to find out why the pcompany is refusing

ptop three candidates -- donald ptrump, ted cruz, marco rubio -- pwill be taking center stage here ptomorrow night and if there's pone thing we can count on it's psome heated exchanges. pall the candidates are gunning pfor momentum. pjust ahead of the crucial new peverybody wants to make their pmark, survive this debate, and pmove forward. pbut it may be the last chance pfor some. p>> thank you, martha. pmartha and david muir will pmoderate that debate tomorrow pnight at 8:00 eastern, 7:00 pcentral time, right here on abc. pit was former president george ph.w. bush who said, if anyone ptells you america's best days pare behind her, they're looking pthe wrong way. pthank you for watching abc news. ptune into "good morning america" ptomorrow. pas always we're online on our p"nightline" facebook page and pabcnews.com. pgood night, america. phave a good weekend. p pshelley: now at 11:00, some pseacoast towns are cleaning up pover half a foot of snow. pand the wet, pasty snow made pmike: after a snowy friday,

ptuesday night he did finishing p>> i want to congratulate donald ptrump tonight on his victory, , pno no no, he won fair and psquare, but i beat him in pdixville notch. p>> it' s pretty satisfying pbecause we labored in obscurity pfor so long and i always felt pthat the ground game would roduce for us. padam kasich senior advisor tom p: rath says in addition to pvoters responding to the pcandidate' s message they could palso tell that he truly enjoyed pthe primary process. p>> that communicates to voters. pthey know when someone' s doing pit because they have to and they pknow when somebody' s doing it pbecause they want to, and i pthink john kasich got into the psecond category. padam with momentum coming out of p: new hampshire rath says the pohio governor is well positioned pfor what will be a long pnomination process. p>> the proportional nature of pthe presidential delegation paward process between now and pmarch 15 will help us because pnobody will be able to sweep pdelegates. pin the short term kasich will pfocus on fundraising while pweathering a series of contests pmore favor

ptrump. phours before severe weather pripped through virginia povernight, donald trump was on pthe ground rallying supporters, ptalking running mates. p>> i do want somebody that's olitical because i want to get pwe all want passed. p>> reporter: trump was a no-show pfor a republican town hall on pfox news hosted by megyn kelly pthe gop front-runner. pthe candidates lined up as they pworked to take down trump. p>> we are not going to allow the pconservative movement to be pisn't a conservative. p>> reporter: all four promise to prelease tax returns this week pafter mitt romney called on them pto do so. pthe 2012 gop nominee even said phe believes there's a quote pbombshell in trump's taxes. p>> when people decide they don't pwant to give you their taxes pit's usually because there's psomething they don't want you to psee. p>> reporter: trump went on the pattack and tweeted mitt romney pwho totally blew an election pthat should have been won and pwhose tax returns made him look plike a fool is

p>> reporter: i think donald ptrump, he needs to make sure phe's about ten points up right pnow. phe needs to make sure he stays pthere and i think one of the pways to do that, be strong but phe actually needs to deliver a pvery calm and steady way, not in pthe manner he's done in previous pdebates but straightforward but pexceedingly calm and cool. p>> exceedingly calm and cool. pwe'll see if he can go there. pmarco rubio got the best bounce pout of iowa. phe's now in second place in the olls. pwhat do you think his strategy pface of the inevitable attacks pfrom his rivals? p>> reporter: well, you know, pit's interesting, marco rubio pfinished third in iowa but he pstepped all over ted cruz who pfinished first in iowa and ted pcruz hasn't gotten any lift out pof iowa. pi think marco rubio will be punder assault by everybody on pthat stage especially the pgovernors or former governors ptrying to figure out a way to pmove on from here. pi think what you'll see tonight pis basically everybody knows pthat there's only four tickets pout of new hampshire so of those pseven on stage on

p>> reporter: republican donald ptrump and democrat bernie psanders victorious in new phampshire. p>> we are going to make america pso great again, maybe greater pthan ever before. p>> together, we have sent the pmessage that will echo from wall pstreet to washington. p>> reporter: the outsiders pcrushed their competition. pthe voters in the granite state pangry at washington, worried pabout the economy and looking pfor honesty not electability pemerging from the pack of psecond place finisher, ohio pgovernor john kasich. p>> if you don't have a seat belt pgo get one. pwe're going to shake this pcountry from top to bottom. p>> reporter: the fight for third pin the gop race is between ted pcruz. p>> your victory night has left pthe washington cartel utterly pterrified. p>> reporter: jeb bush. p>> it looks like you all have preset the race and for that i pthank you. p>> reporter: and marco rubio who padmitted saturday night's debate pwas his downfall. p>> listen to this, that will pnever happen again. p>> reporter: a tough night for pdemocratic front-runner hillary pclinton who prom

pafter that huge win for donald ptrump in new hampshire, he's now pin south carolina at this hour, pabout to hold a major event. ptrump won new hampshire. pthe other headline, the surprise psecond finish for ohio governor pjohn kasich, as we ask him, is phe ready for a battle with ptrump? pand, senator marco rubio ptonight, explaining to us why he pcame in fifth place. pdebate and his performance. pabc's jonathan karl in south pcarolina tonight, asking, can pany republican now beat trump? p>> reporter: donald trump's pvictory, in a world d -- huge. psteamrolling the competition. p>> i wanted to congratulate the pother candidates, okay? pnow that i got that over with, pyou know, it's always tough and pthen tomorrow, boom, boom. pbut that's the way it is. p>> reporter: today, for anyone pwho thought trump was just a preality star -- p p>> reporter: -- new hampshire pwas a reality check. ptrump pulverized his closest prival 2 to 1, and now he's palready predicting his next pvictory. p>> we are going now to south pcarolina! pwe're going to win in south pcarolina. p>> reporter: but in south pc

p>> and johnny depp does donald ptrump. p"the skinny" up next. p skinny, so skinny p skinny, so skinny p>> well, time now for "the pskinny." ptopping our headlines this p>> we call this segment "the pskinny." p"sports illustrated" annual pswimsuit issue hitting newstands pnext week. pit's packing a little something pspecializes in plus size pswimwear has splurged on an ad pthis year that's three times the psize as last year and even more pdiverse. p>> the ad features model ashley pgraham who posed for the pcompany's ad last year as well pfilomena quayle. pbreaking both the size and age pbarrier. p56-year-old nicola griffith. p>> the companies' ads have pbecome an annual must see. pa single full page ad in "sports pillustrated's" swimsuit issue pcan cost around $350,000 and up. p>> i love the 56-year-old woman. pi love this whole thing. pi got to say, i'm going to buy p"sports illustrated" just pbecause i love the concept. pthank you, "sports illustrated" pfor that. plong time come. p> i'm going to read the particles. p>>> next another must see. p

pi want to get back to donald ptrump, telling you tonight he pdoesn't have to win big, if he pwins by just one vote, that will pbe good enough for him? p>> reporter: well, the polls are paccurate, he'll win by a lot pmore than that. phe's led every public poll in pthis state for seven months and pleads the latest by double pdigits. p>> jon karl with us live ptonight. pjon, thank you. p>>> and as you point out, jon, pmany eyes on senator marco rubio pafter saturday night's debate. punder fire, as you saw, on that pstage, from governor jeb bush pand from new jersey governor pchris christie. pcriticizing rubio for what pchristie called a, quote, pmemorized 25-second speech. pas you saw, rubio repeating phimself during that debate. pabc's tom llamas, one-on-one pwho were watching. p>> the next president of the punited states of america, marco prubio! p>> reporter: tonight, senator pmarco rubio hoping new hampshire pvoters have short memories. p>> marco! pmarco! p>> reporter: but on the trail ptoday, voters bringing up that pdebate debacle. p>> saturday night, you didn't do ptoo good but i

pit is a three-way tie on the prepublican side between ted pcruz, john kasich, and donald ptrump. pcandidates are making one last itch. pseveral stops around the state ptoday. phe held his final rally last pnight at the verizon wireless parena in manchester. pit is so important. pbecause we are going to make pamerica great again. pwe are going to make america pgreater, greater, greater than pit has ever been before. perin: ted cruz planes to be in pmanchester today. phe told voters that his riorities include ending the ersecution of religious liberty p, rebuilding the military, and prepealing the affordable care pact. p>> who can i trust? pwe have seen campaign pconservatives who talk a good pgame, but they have not walked pthe walk. eople are looking for is a pconsistent conservative. perin: marco rubio plans to greet pvoters today. phe was confident during seven pcampaign stops yesterday. phe promised to be back in the pfall for the general election. p>> when i am our president, i pwill be the president of all pamericans, even those who do not plike me or disagree with me. pi will also cut

p>> reporter: a tamer donald ptrump before an audience of pevangelicals in virginia. p>> i've got to be a good person ptoday, at least for the next phour. p>> reporter: still trump pcouldn't hold back his mounting pattacks on senator ted cruz. psenator cruz gave us obamacare pin a true sense. pit's true. p>> reporter: cruz and marco prubio coming in neck and neck pfor the second contest in a row pare now lobbing the same pcriticism at the front-runner. pif donald became president, pnobody knows what the heck he phe doesn't know what the heck he pwould do. p>> donald hasn't outlined what phe's going to do on any issue. p>> trump picks up endorsements pfrom two members of congress. phillary clinton gains the pendorsement of senate minority pleader harry reid. p>> i want an election about real pchange that will make a p>> reporter: with clinton pheading into this weekend's psouth carolina primary with a palready looking ahead to the pnext contest on super tuesday. p>> secretary clinton was the pinevitable candidate. pshe is not the inevitable pcandidate now. pi think we'

p>>> last chance, marco rubio and pted cruz fighting to stop donald ptrump's momentum ahead of ptonight's big debate. p>> if the donald wins the pgeneral election, who the heck pknows what he'd do as president. p>> as mitt romney goes after ptrump hinting a bombshell may be pcoming. p>>> abc news exclusive, david pmuir one-on-one with tim cook, pthe apple ceo answers questions pfor the first time about why he

pjennifer: the question is, who pcan survive in the south and pseriously challenged donald ptrump? p>> we are going to compete. pwe don' t expect to win. pjennifer: marco rubio and ben pback. p>> it is a conservative state prepublican primary. m the conservative that can pwin. pextremely well with the kind of hilosophies that i have. pjennifer: on the democratic pside, bernie sanders got a $5 pmillion fundraising boost after phis big new hampshire win. phillary clinton is working to pwoo young democrats and her base pheading into milwaukee. p>> suddenly, we moved to a place pthat has minorities and that is pher strength. pif she does not perform in these pdebates, her dream of being resident is pretty much over. pjennifer: south carolina is just pthe beginning of the southern pcontests. pafter that, the battle will pbarrel toward super tuesday on pmarch 1 and seven high-stakes rimaries. perin: it will be an interesting pdebate tonight. psean: we will see what happens. perin: a shocking situation for a pfamily in tennessee. pa doctor mistakenly performed a rocedure on their newborn

p>> we're volunteers with donald ptrump's campaign. p>>reporter: it's also the case pof donald trump volunteers ptrying to succeed where the iowa pcounterparts came up short. p>> a lot of these volunteers say pit's not important who you vote pfor but you have to go through pthe process. pi feel differently. pif you're not going to vote for pme, do not vote. p>>reporter: it comes after psaturday's debate that scrambled pthe g.o.p. field. p>> this notion that barack obama pdoesn't know what he's doing -- phe knows exactly what he's pdoing. p>>reporter: that exchange left pmarco rubio reeling. pif you don't think there's a ileup for second place in new phampshire, look at this. pall within two points of each pother. ptwo democrats, meantime, pactually left new hampshire over pthe weekend. p>> democratic socialism. p>>reporter: bernie sanders pappeared on saturday night live pwhile hillary clinton travelled pto flint, michigan to address pthe water crisis there. pbut that was after she called pout her rival's foreign policy pcredentials. p

p>> reporter: black lives matter pactivists targeted donald ptrump's rally in virginia. p>> get them out. pget them out. p [ cheers and applause ] p>> reporter: the billionaire pbecame a target after he refused pto disavow kkk leader david pduke. p>> i know nothing about david pduke. p>> reporter: he said he pcouldn't hear clearly because of pan ear piece. p>> i don't care how bad an ear iece is. pku klux klan comes through pclearly and he refuses to pcriticize it. p>> reporter: even after he prefuses, it may make voters pthink twice. p>> it gives support to those who psay he's playing footsy with pthere in order to build support pfor his candidacy. p>> reporter: cbs news polls pshow trump with big leads but pted cruz is winning in the state pof texas. pthe same cbs news poll has phillary clinton up 20 points and pmore in texas, georgia and pvirginia and already looking pahead to the general election. p>> one advantage i have is pthey've been after me for 25 pyears, and i'm still standing. p [ cheers and applause ] p>> reporter: bernie sanders is pfocusing on minnesota a

pokay, here's some of what donald ptrump had to say about his win pjust a few moments ago. plisten to this. p>>man: we are going to start pwinning again. pand we're going to win so much pyou're going to be so happy, we pare going to make america so pgreat again. p>>man: in florida, we struck the pstate government by 11 percent pbecause i took on the powerful ublic unions. pwe need to do that in pwashington, d.c. to fix the mess pthere as well. pwashington needs to become, once pagain, the servant rather than pthe masters of the american eople and i know how to do this pand i will restore the proper pbalance. pthan our ability to pay for it pand in the bush administration, pit will not do it. p>> craig is going to join us at p11:00 with an analysis of the pwinners and losers. p>>> take a look at this video of pa successful heart transplant. pthis operation saved a local pteenager's life. pthis is not just about the boy pwho was saved, it was about the pgirl who died and donated that pheart. p>> the families have come pspecial bond. pas lloyd shows us, their pconnection is a

pthat more than ig else did does pa great deal of help for donald ptrump it showed last night. pwhat we're seeing in pendorsements whether or he pdoesn't aren't moving numbers pbut the debates clearly are. p>> hillary clinton lost in just pabout every place she could pyesterday everywhere. pit is bad. plook, she won new hampshire in p2008. pher husband bill clinton was the pcome back kid in new hampshire. pmaybe he didn't technically win. phere you have a case where exit olls lost across board lost pamong women, lost among working pclass voters. pthis was her strong suit in inn p2008. pso this has to raise serious red pflags for her campaign. articularly as the race heads psouth as it heads west. pcan bernie sanders play in the psouth? pwell we'll find out won't we? pbut let's go back to not too plong ago in new hampshire he was pdown some 40 points in the olls. pi think that a lot of voters may pgive him a second look. pbernie sanders is trying very phard to make in roads among pafrican american democrats. pthat's his problem. articularly as the race heads pto south carolina.

pwhy finishing behind donald ptrump in nevada will have some pbig benefits. p>>laura: and bodyguards for pbeyonce. psecurity during her concert ptour. pthe controversial leader poffering protection if police pwon't do it. p>>russell: start saving, pmillennials. pthey need millions to retire. pit requires sacrifice and a lot pof good luck. pi'm russell rhodes. p>>laura: and i'm laura moody. pgood morning. pall that and a whole lot more. pfirst we go straight to vanessa. p>>vanessa: we've been following

prepublican front runner donald ptrump has fallen behind ted cruz pin the race. pnew nbc news poll, wall street pjournal in partnership coming pout as teches tensions between pthe candidates escalate. p>> the nationwide poll shows ptrump falling behind the texas psenator and shows ted cruz with p28% of the republican primary pvoters. pdonald trump has 26%. pthis is a new poll out today. pflorida senator marco rubio 17%. pben carson 10% and jeb bush 4%. p>> this poll suggest it is pmoving away from donald trump pbut you can't always trust the oll olls. pthis could be an outliar. pwe don't know. pwe need more numbers. plook fort final poll to come out pon friday. pthat will be our fox 13 poll. pthat will give us a much better pidea where this race is going. p>> today's numbers do coincide pwith a heated exchange between pthe frontrunners. phe threaten today sue cruz over pa campaign ad and he says he's ro-choice. pcruz is defending his spot and pchallenging him to go ahead with pthe lawsuit. p>> after 35 days of wait we go pknow who bought the power ball pticket in