. >> to paraphrase your native son, daniel webster, new hampshire is a small state, but i am one of them. >> byron: earlier hillary clinton aimed her message at women with help from a group of women u.s. senators. >> the revolution is electing the first woman president of the united states. >> byron: and clinton reached out to bernie sanders' supporters. >> i want to say a word to the extraordinary people, particularly young people who are supporting senator sanders: i know you may not be for me now, but i am for you. >> one of the arguments against me in this campaign is i'm a really nice guy, i'm santa klaus i want to give away a lot of free stuff, but i don't pay for it. wellering with do actually pay for it. >> byron: and reaching out the african american voters, sanders secured an endorsement from former naacp president ben jealous. >> bernie sanders is the type of leader we can trust to fight for the future of all our nation's children as if they were his very own. >> byron: now, both of the candidates will be leaving the but they'll be back. bernie sanders is going down to appear

webster. >>> there is one less gop candidate in the race for the white house and more support for u.s. senator marco rubio a florida. rick santorum says he is ending his campaign and supporting rubio. he came in last in iowa, coming in at 1 percent. he is the 3rd republican candidate to drop out since the caucus. mike huckabee ended his campaign that night. intently dawson county -- rand paul dropped out yesterday next month our needs a new city manager now that the current one resign. after fighting to get rid of the position. both are leaving for pastors last day is march for. >>> a bill allowing gun owners to carry guns is one step closer to becoming law. the past -- the bill passed yesterday allowing concealed weapons license holders to openly carry firearms in public places and this is his. critics say the measure could jeopardize your safety but supporters say it will allow you to better protect yourself. the bill must be approved by the senate. >>> 6:10 am. we check weather and traffic every 10 minutes. , certified meteorologist brian shields, severe weather center 9 we will ha

. >> to paraphrase your native son, daniel webster, new hampshire is a small state, but there are those who love it and i am one of them. >>> earlier hillary clinton aimed her message at women with help from a group of women u.s. senators. >>> the revolution is electing the first woman president of the united states. >>> and clinton reached out to bernie sanders supporters. >> i want to say a word to the extraordinary people particularly young people who are supporting senator sanders. i know you may not be for me now, but i am for you. >> one of the arguments against me in this campaign is i'm a really nice guy, i'm santa claus. i want to give away a lot of free stuff, but i don't pay for it. well, we do actually pay for it. >>> reaching out to secured an endorsement by ben jealous. >> he. gland. >>> at station, things are starting to set down in our exclusive 7 news u mass tracking poll. here are the numbers, bernie sanders staying steady at 55%, hillary clinton gaining a point she has 41%. meantime undecided remain at 4%. take a look at tracking poll, bernie sanders has stopped his d

. >> to paraphrase your native son, daniel webster, new hampshire is a small state, but there are those who love it and i am one of them. >>> earlier hillary clinton and her message with help from a group of women u.s. senators. >> the revolution is electing the first woman president of the united states. out to bernie sander supporters. >> i want to say a word to the extraordinary people, particularly young people who are supporting senator sanders. i know you may not be for me now, but i am for you. >> one of the arguments against me is i'm a really nice guy. i'm santa. i want to give away a lot of free stuff. but i don't pay for it. >> reaching out to african-american voters, sanders secured an endorsement from ben jealous. >> bernie sanders is the type of leader we can trust to fight for all our nation's children as if they were his very own. >> byron barnett 7 news today in new england. >>> just one station after a few days things starteding to settle down. let's look at the numbers. bernie sanders staying steady at 55%. hillary clinton now has 41%, take a look at our tracking poll

in addition to alumni such as kir stin jill brand, rock feller and daniel webster, even with senator blutarski in the presidential race it would be hard to imagine it any more bizarre or unpredictable. a mad dash for votes here in the granite state today. take a look at this map. eight different presidential contenders spread across 13 different cities in new hampshire today. if you're willing to brave the snow, put enough gas in your tank and head up interstate 93, you're bound to run into at least two people vying to be the president of the united states. but you see that dotted line leading to donald trump? well, it's dotted because trump had to cancel. cnn chief political correspondent dana bash tells us why. >> it turns out being a billionaire with your own plane can be politically perilous. >> i'm number one in new hampshire. will you please keep me there? >> reporter: after last night's rally, trump went home to new york. he said his plane couldn't get back to new hampshire this morning because of the snow, tweeting big storm in new hampshire. moved my event to monday. will be

webster, ite daniel is a small state, but there are those that love it, including me. being here as we move towards the tuesday primary is a great privilege. minuteyou to think for a about what this election should be about. it should be about all of us of future do kind we want for ourselves, our families, our communities, and our dear country. anger,there is a lot of venting and frustration, among people today. and i get it. things need to be better. we need to get our political system working, get out of the gridlock, start rolling up our sleeves and solving problems again. [applause] indeed,ton: that is, what we have always done better than anybody else. earlier today in concord, i was with one of our great senators supporting the, the senator from new jersey, cory booker. cory was talking about the generation after generation of americans have had to face. he went all the way back to george washington. he said, you know, george washington got driven out of new york by the british and had to go to new jersey to reconsider how he was going to get back. we have alway

to paraphrase your native son, daniel webster, new hampshire is a small state, but there are those who love it, and i am one of them. [applause] you know, going all the way back to 1992, you opened your homes and hearts to us. in 2008 you lifted me up and give me back my voice. [cheers] you have taught me again and again that the only direction that matters in life is forward. over the past few days some people have looked at the polls that show senator sanders with a big lead here and suggested -- [cheers] yes, that is a fact. and suggested i should just look past new hampshire and focus on the next state. well, new hampshire has never quit on me, and i'm not going to quit on you. [cheers] i am so proud -- i am so proud of the campaign we have built here. thousands of volunteers. i know how hard you are working. across the state, pouring your dreams and determination into this effort, calling your neighbors, knocking on doors in the winter cold, going to hillaryclinton.com, contributing whatever you can, because you want a president who will roll up her sleeves and make a difference i

. >> reporter: at this rally at new hampshire's daniel webster college -- [ applause ] -- and a later rally at a manchester theater there are other reasons young women who very much want to see a woman president say they are willing to wait for that. >> at the end of the day you have to vote for your interest. and right now bernie just fits my interest better than hillary does. >> reporter: susan elsstz is over 30 years old, the dean of the college and supporting hillary clinton. >> it's time. >> what do you say to those who say it's not her time? >> it's confusing to me. i'm excited they're involved in the process but it's very confusing to me and i don't understand what those issues are and how hillary hasn't been able to make that case to those women. >> reporter: but some of the young women here say she has made her case and it's probably not enough. >> i would love to see a woman in the white house. i don't know if hillary clinton is that candidate. i don't know if she is that person to break that barrier because of the different strings that come attached with hillary. >> report

. >> ashley webster is here and elizabeth mcdonald is here and daniel is here and jeff sika is here. are' the perennial bear. looking for places to go down and we're down now, are we going to go down more? >> i think there's disappointment obviously from last week and they were singing kumbayah that the bear market was over and the reality, yeah, everybody's celebrating, but the reality was, that was a fake rally. that was a short covering rally and people should have seen exactly what anatomy that rally was showing us. now, we're starting to face the reality that the oil market, we are swimming in oil. the stocks have been merged with this oil trade, and we're going to see continued, continued decline. stuart: but the danger is that oil really keeps on falling and there are bankruptcies in the oil patch around america, the biggest danger, right. >> the problem is that the banks are holding a massive amount of debt in energy companies, now, of this debt, probably 60% of this debt could be considered high quality or investment grade, but you have about 40 to 50% of this debt that is--