of new hampshire to get the attention that new hampshire has. to get the political influence that new hampshire has. this process is called frontloading. that is the process of moving primaries up earlier in the election calendar. there are a lot of reasons for frontloading. first off, states think they get more influence if they are at the head of the selection process. they think they get more money too. there is somewhat of a myth out there. you read this article then look at the economic impact analysis in 2008 iowa caucuses. there is a myth that the new hampshire primary brings in gobs of money to the state. swenson asked how much money does the caucus bring into the state of iowa that year? i think it was like $31 million or something like that. there was an economic analysis done in new hampshire after the 2000 primary cycle. they looked at the whole four-year cycle for 1997 through 2000. calculated the amount of money candidates spent. prof. smith: even using some also plans to try to guess how much does it be worth. they cannot be somew

welcome to new hampshire. where voters can make or break a candidate >> what i have learned over the years nothing more volatile nothing more unpredictable than >> dante is political sign at unh. he says seen primary has been established for 100 years >> and no comments on that question. >> it didn't really become game changer until 1952. that's about when harry true-learned hard lesson his approval polls were low. he needed new hampshire stay alive. but truman didn't campaign in the state. he lost the primary and suspended his campaign. >> and that's when new hampshire, began to give momentum to the winners who emergeded from the state. because they have got new hampshire. name. >> there no sure bets over the past 100 years, the primary has fill unexpected twists and turns. >> some biggest surprises would include gary hart in 1984. defeating former vice president wall it moon dail. and for the new hampshire democratic primary. there. 2008. hillary clinton, come back versus barack obama after logs the iowa cau

to corey lewandowski's point, he knows new hampshire very well. he's worked in new hampshire. he's been up there a couple election cycles. new hampshire -- iowa is built for ted cruz. it does have the evangelical base. new hampshire is built for donald trump in the sense you do have blue collar republicans. suburbanites people who moved up from massachusetts to escape the taxes in massachusetts. the republicans who moved up there. new hampshire does have a great constituency for donald trump. it's a former more industrial state. the rivers go through the mill tine towns. he can make the case about china, about immigration and will have a very receptive audience. the question for me is he going to play the blue collar lane or get caught looking to his right and have a fight? you can find conservative libertarian voters in new hampshire. does he look right and compete there or look at the romney map? if you look at the romney map, more mainstream moderate republicans, you have rubio, kasich, christie, and bush all between 10 and 15 points right now and carly fiorina getting a ch

bush going to new hampshire this week? >> not new hampshire. barbara bush, his mother, former first lady barbara bush, will be appearing with him thursday night at a town hall and some events on friday. after new hampshire, south carolina, where george w. bush was very strong, that's where they want him to come in. >> stand by. more to discuss. once again, awaiting donald trump's first news conference since the second place finish in iowa. my one-on-one interview with hillary clinton coming up as well. it takes a lot of work... to run this business. but i really love it. i'm on the move all day long... and sometimes, i just don't eat the way i should. so i drink boost® to get the nutrition that i'm missing. boost complete nutritional drink has 26 essential vitamins and minerals, including calcium and vitamin d to support strong bones and 10 grams of protein to help maintain muscle. all with a great taste. i don't plan on slowing down any time soon. stay strong. stay active with boost®. performance... ...reimagined. style... ...reinvented. sop

thanks to the people of new hampshire, >> good to be back in new hampshire. >> new hampshire. >> new hampshire. >> new hampshire. >> it's great to be back in new hampshire. >> one reporter called answer's primary the first -- new hampshire's primary the greatest of political rights. ♪ [cheers] >> thank you so much for coming to an answer. -- new hampshire. >> this is where you can observe the candidate in the heat of dialogue, in the heat of getting tough questions about their positions on the issues. it's not just a place where you give a speech. its firstpshire takes in the nation primary status really seriously. >> is a series of town hall meetings we will be having. >> this is my 20th townhall meeting. 115thcome to the townhall meeting here in new hampshire. >> c-span's campaign 2016 is taking you on the road to the white house. >> let's go win the nomination. >> thank you and god bless you. >> in iowa c-span brought to you speeches. >> thank you all very much. >> meet and greets, town halls and live caucus coverage. this week c-span is on the ground in new hampshire following

trump shows up for one day in new hampshire and with win the new hampshire primary. hash tag wake up america. here's another one from clayton saying snowy person in the nation, even manchester. great alongside the great republican foundation friend. i wouldn't be happy with second place in new hampshire there. elizabeth saying, i lived in new hampshire as a child and has family there, it blake break -- breaks my heart that they have a drug problem. mexico can stop this illegal drug flow in two minutes. one last call here after this donald trump townhall. georgia, matt is calling on the line for others. caller: yes. can i volunteer for a military organizations for trump being raised all the money. never heard a word from him. we have soldiers that really need help. but haven't heard one word from him. it would be nice if someone would find out who they are giving the money to? they said we raised so much money, but where is it going? other thing, i was in the military about the same age as trump. air force. how he's going to send other people, children to fight a war.

keane, new hampshire, thanks. as hillary clinton declares herself the winner in iowa, bernie sanders, you heard, said, talking about his campaign, said we're going to have a to look a little more thoroughly about the election results in iowa. for his -- let's talk about this and more. welcome to all of you. >> good morning. >> so ron, i'll start with you. the des moines rental ster reports coin tosses were held in six precincts to award delegates. the paper says clinton won each toss. any chance that this could develop into something bigger? >> i have a feeling they are not going to push it too far. but last time the republicans couldn't count. this time the democrats. you would think at least they could do is count the votes. i think it is really disappointing. iowa did answer two big questions but at least two more still to be determined. bernie sanders dominance among young voters is very real and he's not just a wine track candidate. meaning not just dependent on --. very positive signs for him. on the other h

he goes on to new hampshire. if he falls apart in new hampshire, new hampshire is a much better state for donald trump. he's up significantly there. if he falls apart in new hampshire, then i think he's in trouble. >> go ahead, van. >> the other thing that is so interesting is americans actually like braggards. muhammad ali would brag and brag, and then when he knocked people out, people loved him. steve jobs, he would say i'm going to change the world and then he could go and do it. people hate braggers who brag and brag and then slip on their own banana meal. you either have to spend the time or spend the dime. you either have to put the face time and shake hands or put together a world class operation. what you have is a cheapskate billionaire, who didn't spend the time or the dime and slipped on his own banana peel. >> katrina, are you going to let him get away with that? >> donald trump was not supposed to be in the top ten -- >> not according to him. not according to him. >> he competed anyway. that's the p

we'll try to put new hampshire on the spot. we're doing it all over again next week. >>> one contest down. only nine more to go before america elects the next president. it's 5:00 in new york city and this is "the five." hello, everyone. we're back from iowa where the first vote of 2016 presidential race is in the history books. what a wild night it was. today the candidates are fanned out across new hampshire. the next front in the war for the white house. more on that battle in a minute. a contest between hillary clinton and bernie sanders was settled just today. even though clinton declared victory last night. the ap called in it her favor. the closest race in iowa caucus history. last night iowans set a new record for turnout in the republican race. ted cruz got the nod there surprising many pollsters who had donald trump pegged to win. >> god bless the great state of iowa. tonight, iowa has proclaimed to the world, morning is coming. and tonight is a testament to the people's commitments, to their yearnings to get back to

new hampshire, we love new hampshire. i think we're going to be proclaiming victory, i hope. >>reporter: and after that silence, even on twitter from a candidate who is very active on social media. until late this morning the tweets started again. my experience in iowa was a great one. i started out with all the experts saying i couldn't do well there and ended up in second place, nice. and so did the blame game. because i was told i could not do well in iowa, i spent very little there. a fraction of cruz and rubio. came in on a strong second. great honor. >> one other note from the trump campaign, former senator scott at his rally in milford last night and nbc news is reporting that brown will endorse trump at that event. keeping watching. >>> a big night for florida senator marco rubio, he secured a stronger than expected third place finish in iowa. he was out early campaigning and is hoping to gain even more momentum as he heads into next week's vote. jennifer eagan in exeter, new hampshire with more on how last night could help him. >>reporter: senator marco rubio leading

if he falls apart in new hampshire, new hampshire is a much better state for donald trump. if he falls apart in new hampshire, then i think he's in trouble. >> go ahead, van. >> people actually like braggers. they like braggers when they win. steve jobs, he would say i'm going to change the world and then he could go and do it. people hate braggers who brag and brag and then slip on their own banana meal. you either have to spend the time or spend the time. you either have to put the face time in or -- what you have is a cheap skate billionaire who didn't no spend the time or the dime and slipped on his own banana peel. >> katrina, are you going to let him get away with that? >> donald trump was not supposed to be in the top ten -- >> not according to him. not according to him. >> he competed anyway. that's the point we're making here. even though he was told he would not do well at all. >> go ahead, bakari. you sat there quietly and patiently. go ahead. >> i would neff find myself defending trump but i do some late night with you. if anyone, van or myself who actually stud

plan inhis new hampshire? does he have a way to kind of stroll through the middle while are fightingrs with each other? >> there's ample opportunity rubio.r senator i was with him during several campaign stops. his very disciplined in message. he's speaking about party unity, bringing the party together. casting himself as someone ready for a general election. he's sending a signal to the governors battle each other, christie, kasich and bush, he's the youthful face ready to battle secretary clinton. cruz, this isn't a wait game. southooking more towards carolina, the deep south to come. >> robert, i think there's a sense that if there are in fact three tickets out of new hampshire, donald trump and ted cruz have already claimed two. there any way that jeb bush this race stay in without at least a third-place finish? you have bush's operation in south carolina. it's known as one of the best. i don't buy the theory, just based on my reporting, that oute are only three tickets of new hampshire. i think if govern

big abc republican debate in new hampshire. and on the eve of the new hampshire primary. donald trump is making push for primary voters. eric trump, donald trump's son, goes on the campaign trail from new hampshire. are you you ready. >> we are having a blast. the whole family is here. we are really having a good time. is he is relaxed and we are having a lot of fun as a family. >> you were in the room saturday night during the debal%; member do you get nervous. >> i think you have to. look, i love the man to death. is he amazing. people attack and that's the nature of debate. you always want to protect your father. that's just an instinctive characteristic of any son. you always want to be there to protect him. there is no one tougher or better or is he really amazing guy. he did so well at his debate. that's the best one he h amazing how much he has developed as a candidate. i could not be more proud of him. >> i have watched all the campaigns. i hear a lot of leaks out of the campaigns reported. i'm curious because you are on the inside. not asking you about specifics.

beyond new hampshire, let's make a big assumption he wins new hampshire. beyond that, how does he get past what dan is getting to? he does not have big support among african american voters in thamplt have long been with hillary clinton and bill clinton before that. how does he fight that? >> i think you have to recognize one thing we saw last night is with hillary's win but bernie's strong showing, you start 40 points down. no superpac. no wall street money. no establishment support whatsoever, and you almost beat the clinton operation. that's huge. and i think don't discount sanders. i think what we showed is he's a serious candidate. his campaign is for real. they know what they're doing. he's got a message that resonates not just with white voters. it will resonate with african american voters. i think we're going to see a long haul. this is great for the party and the country. i think this could go all the way to the convention. two very j very candidates with a contest of ideas. god bless america. >> i think political people across the country when y

that's all. hampshire. the situation, 7.25 reflects the federal minimum wage we have defaulted to that one. wal-mart in new hampshire and the u.s. is now at $14.29. retail trade is now the largest employer in new hampshire and most of those retailers do pay above the minimum wage. with me to talk about this are two people who are intimately state house, state senator lieu d'alessandro d'alessandro, and shane from a group in concord, representing the national federation of businesses and convenience stores and new hampshire restaurant and lodging association, bruce. >> great to be here with you and senator d'alessandro. >> nice to have you. senator, there are a couple of bills in the legislature, 1412 was defeated last week on it to $12. what's the case for that? >> i think the case is this. new hampshire had its own minimum wage, but that was repealed when o'brien was speaker of the house and we now defaulted to the federal wage, the federal wage is low. two things are very important. new hampshire has a tr

new hampshire. voters here now have less than a week to make up their minds before tuesday's first in the nation presidential primary. candidates are crisscrossing the state today and we're here to bring it all to you. this morning we're going to be seeing ted cruz, marco rubio, hillary clinton and according to the latest poll out this morning, all three of those candidates, i mentioned, have some work to do. on the republican side, donald trump has a commanding 24 point lead in new hampshire, even combining support for cruz and rubio won't get you close to the billionaire businessman. trump not the only republican in the state today. sorry, is the only republican not in the state today. he's taking his campaign to arkansas after finishing second in iowa. >> people didn't talk about my second place. they didn't talk about it as positively as they should have and yet with marco, who was more than 2,000 votes behind me, that's a lot of votes, by the way, they said, oh, he's surging, he's surging. >> s

new hampshire, we love new hampshire. >> i think we're going to be proclaiming victory, i hope. >>reporter: the donald then went silence, no interviews, no social media updates until late this morning when the blame game started on twitter. >> he continued i don't believe i've been given any credit by the voters for self-funding my campaign. the only one. i will keep doing but not worth it. >> also we just learned that senator scott brown is going to make an appearance with donald trump. he sent out on e-mail earlier saying he's going to be at a press conference with donald trump before the rally. this event is scheduled to start here at hampshire athletic club. brandon gunnoe, 7 news. >>> marco rubio with a fighting chance after last night's surprising surge. the florida senator with a come from behind third right behind donald trump and putting him right back in the race. he says he is more enare jizzed than ever. jennifer eagan joins us live from exeter. she's following the rubio campaign. >>reporter: exeter town hall is packed behind me. the people here want to hear his pitc

rubio has come in now and is almost the underdog in new hampshire, and i think is he giving new hampshire voters a chance to empower their votes. they don't just have to rubber stamp anything, and those governors, i think, are in a tough place because it increasingly looks like they're not going to be able to win. if they start to attack marco rubio and bring him down, had they probably will, it's going to look selfish and self-serving. more about power than about helping the republican party succeed. marco rubio actually needs to be tested. he is a young candidate. a lot of people see him as charismatic, but immature, and a good test with weather aiing a d storm in new hampshire might have given voters a chance to maybe this guy is strong enough and mature enough to lead. that's what might come out of new hampshire. a rubio, cruz, donald trump dynamic. >> let's look at the other possibilities here, and that's all the others. i want you to weigh in and just take your dem hat off for a minute. what are we going to see going forward with carson, fiorina, paul, santorum? why are these people

joining me now, joel benenson, joel, happy new hampshire -- the one week from new hampshire. how are you, sir? >> i'm well. how are you? >> i'm tired, probably the same way you are. >> yes. >> let's start with what happened last night. why did the clinton campaign decide to declare victory all on their own when all of us, who are actually tracking the numbers, realize that it was way too close to call in order to declare victory as early as you were attempting to do? >> well, you know, the campaigns each gather their own data, as well, from the caucuses that are coming the. as you know, from looking back at last night, almost nothing has changed. in fact, not a business has changed since the time we went, other than the fact that -- >> joel, not a bit has changed -- >> chuck, can i finish my answer? >> you guys had about a three percentage point lead when you declared victory. i'll give you that. we didn't -- we saw it shrinking, and then it shrunk to three delegates! >> in terms of the state delegate margin and the national delegate margin, we were at 22, 21 when we went out

location in new hampshire. voters making their ways to the polls at this hour. >> time is running out, just closed just moments ago. others will remain open until 8:00 p.m. look at that. it is a line outside the high school. voters were lined unaround the to cast a ballot. and from there the waiting game begins. good evening everybody i'm kim khazei alongside adam williams. we're coming to you live from manchester, new hampshire on making night. >> nice to be with you. a record turnout is expected for the primary today. it could be anyone's day. we have reporters talking to candidates and voters. democrats. let's send it out live to buy brian --byron. >> reporter: hillary clinton campaigning hard down to the wire. she went to manchester and other cities here in new hampshire visiting voter hez polls. these been trailing behind bernie sanders for the past several weeks now. but now she is saying that she to close that gap. hillary clinton up early hitting polling places greeting voters and thanking supporters. >

and voters of new hampshire will realize the candidate who can win, states like colorado, new hampshire, ohio, iowa, ohio, marco rubio. we have got to stop the third term of barack obama with the election of hillary clinton and marco rubio can bring people together to make that happen. >> the competition is more fierce in new hampshire. you have jeb bush out there, chris christie as i mentioned, john kasich camping out in that state and donald trump is suggesting this last night. >> i did well in iowa. i came in second and spent less than anybody else so we have to be given credit for that because everyone told me i couldn't do well because of whatever it is, you will have to ask them but i came in second and people said oh that was a disappointing evening for donald trump. marco rubio, good guy by the way, came in third and they are saying he had this and believable evening which i came second by a lot of votes, like 2,000 votes. that is a lot of votes. bill: do you expect marco rubio to be much more targeted as he takes on donald trump been coming weeks? >> marco rubio has received tr

a big day today in new hampshire. talk to us how new hampshire is different than iowa. you look at how this shakes out. 44% independent voters coming out of new hampshire that looks awfully different than iowa. >> you are right. typically what you'll find in iowa, not only is it a caucus, it's a different process than a primary state. you also have your most ideological voter that will turn out for a caucus. you are right. it's important to turn out your base because no candidate has ever won their party's nomination without getting the majority of support from their base. >> and the issues that the voters care about in new hampshire, what are the top issues for them and what are the qualities that they are most like looking for in candidates. >> unlike iowa, you see majority of voters there consider themselves evangelical christians, whereas new hampshire you havdependent bent moderate bent but fiscal issues are still important there. you might see a candidate like donald trump or john casic do better than they would in new hampshire than they would in iowa. >> and the

this is new hampshire. the state that she won eight years ago, that delivered bill clinton to the white house in 1992. they're putting out a memo tonight calling it the way forward. campaign manager robby mook is putting out this memo saying the rest is yet to come and saying this nomination will be won in march and they lay out in very detailed strategy how they can win this nomination in march because it's a delegate fight and they are right in saying that some 56% of the delegates will be awarded in march, but this is a moral blow to their campaign. this is a reset for their campaign. it is hard to overestimate the changes and just the structural decisions they will make going forward, but they are getting out in front of this and they will be conceding tonight as soon as the clintons get here, as soon as all their supporters get into this arena tonight, jake. >> and jeff, you know, we have, of course, heard all of the spin, all the expectations in the days and weeks leading up to this that, of course, t

in new hampshire. turnout in that group appears to be similar to past primaries. so, let's also take a look at the allure of the outsider versus the one with more experience. these are the candidates doing well with the so-called establishment lane. people who want someone who is experienced are picking john kasich tonight. 25%. bush got 22% of that and the numbers so far rubio is at 19% and cruz is at 14% in that group. and no surprise here voters looking for an outsider heavily favored donald trump tonight. let's take a look at the democrats. their top candidate quality, check this out. huge divide here. those democrat primary voters looking for someone who is honest and trustworthy go big for bernie sanders. 93% of those voters went for bernie sanders tonight. at least in the numbers that we have counted so far. clinton gets 5% of those. when it comes to experience though, and hillary clinton has been working hard in new hampshire to bring this point home, shows who -- those who want someone with th

new hampshire. it was a moment in american politics. it was amazing. >> steve kornacki, we were obsessed, at least i was obsessed, a lot of people were obsessed on what was happening on the republican side. where was cruz going to get -- by the way, you did an extraordinary job breaking that down over the past couple of days. really just unbelievable and going county by county all across the state. i'm curious on the democratic side, though, break that down for us, how did bernie sanders go from 40 points behind when this started to tying last night? where were his pockets of support? where were hillary's and what does that tell us moving forward? >> we don't get the best geographic read on the democratic side. the age gap is enormous on the democratic side. where younger voters are flocking to bernie sanders and hillary clinton certainly doing well with older voters, older voters typically the more reliable for turn out, first time voters an advantage for bernie sanders. also the other thing -- >>

we live in new hampshire. fox 25 news. >> and perhaps the biggest wild card tonight could be ohio governor john case sick he has been rising in polls all week and yesterday, he passed ted cruze for third place. we spoke with case sick earlier this week he joins us live from in concorde. kay sake feels he last done ground work to do well tonight >> yes. he confidence. who are town hall meetings in nau knew than any other g.o.p. candidate. and hoping pays off here tonight. john kasich i am toll arrived near by hotel in concorde, a little later earlier this afternoon get some rest before he comes here this evening just in past five minutes some of his supporter started showing up here. as way is telling you and you been take kasich about recent surge in polls. he wouldn't predict where he will finish but he confident it will be strong. and analyst say he finish towards the top perhaps 2 or 3 and already saying this campaign >> you ought believe virtually nothing of what you read and hear on this campaign day. onl

but here in new hampshire. but he is showing up. >> but you know, there are a few weeks to go before south carolina and, as you know, he cuts several campaign staff earlier this week. conventional wisdom out there, shaquille is not just a matter of when he drops out -- isn't a matter of when, not if. >> well, i can tell you in conversations i've had with campaign aides, that whole iowa caucus night incident with the cruz campaign -- with them alleging the cruz campaign sent out rumors about them dropping out caucus night that really helped him -- helped extend that win portion on your question. he wants to stay in this. he wants to show that he can get momentum back again. he wants to go against what they're calling dirty tricks of the cruz campaign so he and his aides and staff are committed to staying in this as long as possible. like i said, they're pointing to south carolina. super pac has 1700 volunteers that are out identifying voters, passing out fliers and booklets. i was just in south carolina a couple

. >> in new hampshire. where the heroin crisis is a co issue. >> and that is what we have to deal with. >> an emergency landing as smoke fills the commercial jet. >> i realized it was coming from the plane. yelling there is a fire. it is all "happening now". battle for new hampshire. less tlan 24 hours before voters go to the pomes. i am jenna lee. >> and i am jon scott. many independent voters prepare to make their decisions. four of the presidential candidates appearing in campaign events in the past hour. and clues on who is picking up momentum. we have live fox team coverage. ed henrow is in new hampshire. we'll start with carl cameron. >> reporter: hi, jon, the story right now is the weather. it is coming down pretty hard and whiteout continues in southern new hampshire and going to affect how the campaign unfolds and could spill in to tomorrow and lot of concern talking to law enforcement. they are making arrangements for plying and people going to the polls. live starts and ending. john kasich in a t

in new hampshire. new hampshire primary 100th edition of track down for you tonight. good evening of course. >> we are brick you winners analysis. all of polls are closed right as of 8:00. however we are still waiting to hear what's going on in merrimac. they section tended voting there because of long lines. let's get our first look at the results right now. on donald trump with 33% of the vote right now. this is with four percent of precincts in tonight. john kay sake behind him. >> and jeb bush coming at 12%. that number two spot he out. e6 kasich moves i am and bush okay. we are getting, associate press now reporting that donald trump will indeed be your winner in 100 new hampshire primary for rep party. and, they are also calling for side. sector month senator winning the ten 09 new hampshire primary. >> let's talk more about the trump campaign. because they are up amanchester best western we find sharman sacchetti as well they called the race. the ap for trump. >> it will the cheers in in room. just when that was announced over the tv. people, had at and gerred

thanks to the people of new hampshire, -- >> it is good to be back in new hampshire. >> new hampshire. >> new hampshire. >> he is from new hampshire. >> it is great to be back in new hampshire. >> the new hampshire primary has been called the most cherished of voter rights. >> governor, thank you so much for coming to new hampshire. >> this is a place where you can observe a candidate in the heat of a dialogue, in the heat, getting tough questions. place wherest a there is a scripted speech. >> new hampshire takes its first in the nation primary status very seriously. >> this is just one of the town hall meetings we will be having. >> welcome to our 115th town hall meeting here in new hampshire. >> in his weekly address, president obama spoke about what his administration has been doing about climate change. congressman john cap go of new york delivered the gop response where he spoke about changes to the visa waiver program. president obama: hello everyone. when of the things that makes america great is our passion for innovation. of discovery and entrepreneurship that helps us meet

look at these long lines, both in hudson, new hampshire, as well as merrimack, new hampshire. people have less than an hour to go ahead and vote. we're awaiting the first real votes coming in right now. i want to go quickly to brian todd in hudson, new hampshire. brian, this is right near nashua. set the scene for us. >> reporter: that's right, wolf. dynamic turnout here in hudson. bob and i are going to move along the line. let's go, bob. this line extends about 60 feet out the door. it's been doing that for a couple of hours. it could break its record. about 9,000 voters came here in 2012. about the same in 2008. they think they've got a good shot to eclipse that. as of an hour ago, more than 7,000 had been here. these lines are out the door. here's an update from the moderator of this precinct. he said if you're in the line here, even way out the door by 8:00 when the polls close, you're going to get in and vote. look at this line of cars over here. it extends at least six blocks back. at one point it extended about a mile back. the moderator just told me a short time ago t

we want to thank the people of new hampshire, right? do we love the people of new hampshire? you know, i said it and i said it even a year ago i said i'm going to do really well there because i'm here a lot. for viewers joining us now on c w 56 you're watching donald trump the republican winner of the new hampshire primary on 7 news at 10. and then all of sudden we started getting numbers in and everyone said, how come they like trump so much. but have so many friends up here, and they are special, special people. so new hampshire, i want to thank you. we love you. we're going to back a lot. we're not going to forget you. remember, you started it. you know when i came out i heard the end of bernie's speech and some of the beginning, no. no, first of all congratulations to bernie, in all fairness we have to congratulate him. we may not like it but i heard parts of bernie's speech he wants to give away our country, folks. he wants to give away, we're not going to let it happen. we're not going to let it happen. i don't know where it's going with bernie. we wish him a lot of luc

the new hampshire primary is a week from today. the final push to the finish line. >> the state of iowa has spoken. >> breathing a big sigh of relief. >> iowa, thank you! sean: this comes after a very tight race in iowa with some surprising results. we will break down the numbers. kevin: not quite as warm out there today. we will timeout the next system. >> no one covers new hampshire like we do. erin: good tuesday morning, new hampshire. thanks for waking up with us. sean: i' m sean mcdonald. but a lot. we are starting one of the most exciting weeks in new hampshire -- the first in the nation primary. erin: several presidential candidates arrived overnight in new hampshire fresh off the iowa caucuses. taking a quick look at the results. the democratic race was a dead heat with hillary clinton just a fraction of a point ahead of bernie sanders. ted cruz pulled off the win on the republican side followed by donald trump and marco rubio. sean: first, let' s talk about it was unbelievably gorgeous yesterday, if you like warm weather.

thank you new hampshire. thank you, thank you new hampshire. thank you. we are going now to south carolina. we're going to win in south carolina. i love you all. thank you very much. thank you. >> that's of course the first place winner donald trump declaring victory and giving a lot of his stump speech while he had the attention of the nation. >> no question about it and something we heard -- listen for somebody who has never been a politician he gets the importance of saying the same thing over and over again for it to stick and making it very simple. make america great and we're going to be winning all the time. when people think of donald trump they think of that so why ruin a good thing. >> those are the messages he is conveying and successfully so especially this avenevening. what a strong showing for john kasich. a lot of people thought he wasn't going to finish in the top three and he's in second place. >> he had 106 town halls here. he's the sitting governor of ohio. he virtually moved here for the past many months working very hard and we talked

we are live in manchester, new hampshire. across the state today, the mad dash is on for last-minute support. all of the 2016 candidates out there scrambling around with a primary here just three days away now. for republicans the clock is ticking ahead of tonight's final debate. that will be the last chance for them to go head-to-head before the polls open on tuesday. several of the candidates also making their appeals in person at town halls and rallies, including dr. ben carson, who was here on set just in the last hour making his case. >> why should new hampshire voters go towards you for president right now? >> well, there are a number of reasons. first of all, i've had a lot of life experiences. not as a career politician, but as somebody who's experienced life from the bottom 1% to the top 1%, who's had 11 different jobs and lots of different sectors, who has come up with solutions for very complex problems that have never been solved before. >> we'll have more of that interview later on, but first let's check in with

live coverage continues from manchester, new hampshire. >new hampshire.. martha: the first in the nation primary in new hampshire the present jeks is half a million voters will head to the polls. the snow may trim things a little bit. when we were in iowa the turnout was astronomical. do you expect the same thing here? >> if bill garner says we'll have record turnout, we'll have record turnout. it's an even ganged cycle for the republican party. so many qualified candidates on that debate stage. martha: how do you see this playing out. i know you are not supporting any one candidate. who seems to be poking through when you look at the cluster of candidates. >> he governor has a good path here. there is kind of a slow and steady element to what we do in the first of the nation primary. governor kasich kind of mastered that. he had his message from the beginning. he always understood what the end game was. governor christie, too early to count hip out. he's very good in the town hall settings. martha: i think he has he spent so much time here as you well kno

fight for new hampshire. at the next generation, younger voters engaged in the way you guys are? >> absolutely. i think they have to be because it picks up on what renÉe centered new hampshire is this. what we believe in freedom and opportunity. that's what's important. you can't get that type of vetting anyplace else. that's what folks at the national level whether it's a notch republican part our national democratic party want to take it out because you can't control the process in new hampshire. people have the freedom of speech. people practice their individual thoughts and they will challenge you. they will challenge in the way you will not be jumped anyplace else. that's scary for people who are used to be able to control messages. messages. >> state law that takes new hampshire will always be first at the question is will always matter? engagement is a key point you guys are trying to make. >> as far as voting for the people in new hampshire, we are one of the highest for the state in the country for

new hampshire voters are well comes to making up their minds. >> it's how we are in new hampshire. >> reporter: so today governor kasich poured coffee. >> coffee? >> reporter: and waited tables. >> coming through. >> where's table 2? >> reporter: secretary clinton signed posters and smooched. >> oh. >> reporter: while the trump kids were acting like new hampshire's first family. >> hi, everyone. >> reporter: ivanka thanking volunteers at trump headquarters. all in, the candidates spent an astonishing $100 million on campaign ads in new hampshire alone. 80% from republican candidates. with jeb bush and his super pac the biggest spenders. buying ten times more ads than donald trump. >> i know we can fix this. because i've done it. >> reporter: one out of every three republican ads were pro bush. as far as boots on the ground, new hampshire voters hosted at least 738 official campaign events since the race began. governor kasich. time well spent, it would seem. depending on who ekes out third place, the biggest casualty in new hampshire may be marco rubio. >> i did not do well on saturda

for now in salem, new hampshire, fox 25 news. speed up and we are taking a flight back look at the horizon wireless arena for bernie sanders and hillary clinton expecting to be in the same building for big democratic fundraiser. much with go back to the verizon wireless, vermont senator bernie sanders, hillary clinton felt there.both are expected to speak to the folks at different times. they have been in the room a lot as you probably know. first of the nationally televised town hall and then of course at last night's debate. so a big crowd gathered to watch them there. they are expected to step out on stage. massachusetts governor, charlie baker, is endorsing chris christie as we first reported here tonight during the 10:00 news. baker says he made the decision came in. >> man: they need someone out of iowa and not folks who devastated an ability to collaborate, work across the aisle. and to get stuff done. and in a public setting. we are big believers that the best way to govern is to be able to work with people you don't agre

it gave us great momentum in the new hampshire. >> so now here you are in new hampshire. you wake up in a different state. there are different voters. >> i went to sleep in a different state. we got here at 1:30 in the morning. we have a great team here today. we feel real good about it. what people are going to start realizing is i give us the best chance to nominate a real conservative who can unite the party, grow the party, take our message to people who haven't voted for us in the past and defeat hillary clinton or bernie sanders. they admit i am the one they don't want to run against. ultimately, that's why i think i will be the nominee. >> what do you do differently? >> the electorate has a little different background. we have to nominate someone that can win. take our principles, grow this party and win. that's what i give us the chance to do. someone who is president will reverse the damage barack obama has done. keep america ebb safe. that's what i will do when i'm president. >> new hampshire doesn't have the evangelical vote iowa does. there are different value

rindge, new hampshire at 32 rindge, new hampshire at 32. barre at 36. we have spots to watch for a little freezing drizzle early in 30 in reading. 30 in man field as you wake up. 37 in duxbury and sandwich. we don't have showers getting there until later today. right now 36 degrees. by noontime, 46. we get into the 50s this afternoon with showers spreading but the best chance of heavy rain remains to the north and west of boston as we head through the day where we will get the biggest rain totals. when you will be the hardest hit when you will be the hardest hit. julie grauert with live drive time traffic and a new accident. >> julie: yes, a new accident in another highly part of the morning commute. skyfox is over the accident on the expressway northbound at naponset circle. you can see an surveillance just arrived on scene. the accident happened within the last ten minutes. it is in the second left lane -- the second lane from the left, far left. so you have one lane blocked, and it is creating a bit of a bottleneck situation as you work your way arou

new hampshire we will see you in the morning. >> new hampshire. we will have new hampshire and south carolina. tonight and tomorrow afternoon we will be in new hampshire. that will be something special. >> i am getting on a plane in about an hour and flying all night in new hampshire to knock on doors and sit down and visit with people and ask for their support. >> the candidates already on the move off to new hampshire. molly line is here to map out the path. now they are saying their thank yous and moving on to new hampshire. >> cruz has the momentum because he won. i also think rubio has an incredible momentum. he is fighting for the conservative voters among trump. rubio is starting to take votes from jeb and case sich and christie. this momentum could help rubio win a lot of support in new hampshire. i think we can see a bigger bump for him than for cruz even though cruz won. >> that is important leading into south carolina that's february 12th. >> it is coming up second week of february. great thing for rubio is not only you have third place

thank you, new hampshire. thank you, thank you, new hampshire. >> the trufrp campaign thrilled not only with his numbers but the rest of the numbers. because as long as the rest republican field stands muddled donald trump stands tall above them. we're live in manchester dan >> democratic candidate bernie sanders coming up big. beating hillary clinton in big way. he said earlier tonight that he has no plans slowing down. let's check if with the sanders campaign kimberly bookman there is once again for us tonight. kimberly. that's right adam. you know this really was not a surprise win. bernie sanders had leading difficult double digits in polls the entire week. and in fact we talked to the campaign in hours leading up to the polls closing. they said bernie sanders was feeling confident and calm. so calm in fact take look at this video. you can see that he was playing basketball shooting hoops at his campaign headquarters. playing with his children and grandchildren as those results came in. now before speaking

we have a huge lineup as we take apart what's going to happen in new hampshire. >> i'm going to new hampshire right now. >> see you later. bill: a fox news alert. here we are in the next phase of this race. we are 24 hours before most of the polls will be open in the granite state. it's a sprint to the finish as men and women are jockeying for position. martha: it was a great weekend'. watching the super bowl. you have got the frontrunner donald trump still in a double-digit lead. candidates have been chris crossing the state after a strong debate performance. governor chris christy says he believes this state always new ballgame. >> this race is wide open. no one knows what's really going none this race at all. we sense real mow men touch on the ground for us. if we'll run through the tape us dane do very well. >> tuesday you have to get out and vote. we have a movement going on that is unbelievable. >> this is the first primary in the country that gets to answer the question what happens next to america after 7 years of a president that is trying to take from us all of the things that made

this is laconia, new hampshire, population 16,000. the pollsters say this small town is a bellwether. ever since 2000 laconia voters have picked the same first and second-place finishers as the voters in both parties statewide. >> i should say the largest number is probably going with donald trump. >> really? >> reporter: at j.d.'s barber shop owner john down bent my ears about trum as he gave me a trim. >> i like what trump is saying. and he doesn't [ bleep ] around. >> reporter: at my coffee house nearby, the owner john moren isn't a trump man. >> i don't see how people can trust him. >> reporter: and what do you like about kasich? >> i like what he did in ohio. >> reporter: his co-worker robin fernold clearly voted in the other primary. >> bernie has a majority of the rural votes. >> reporter: why can't hillary get it here? >> you know, i -- >> she's not trusted. at all. >> that's right. she's not trusted. >> i want to begin by congratulating senator sanders on -- >> reporter: today hillary clinton was gracious in defeat suggesting