pthere in new hampshire. pthank you, marci. psaucy language was tossed around pduring a campaign stop for ptrump. plast night in manchester, it phappened as the front-runner pmentioned his chief rival, texas psenator ted cruz, and a woman in pthe crowd shouted out an phe asked her to repeat it. pbut she still couldn't be heard pthrough the big sports arena so ptrump repeated it. p>> she said he's a -- that's pterrible. pterrible. p>> trump gently reprimanded the pwoman for using the term, ptelling her never to repeat it pagain. pcruz's campaign responded preminding trump who won the iowa pcaucuses. p>> senator marco rubio is coming punder fire after saturday pnight's debate from two of phis chief opponent. pjeb bush and chris christie are pcriticizing rubio for what pchristie calls his memorized p25-second speech. ptom llamas is covering the rubio pcampaign. p>> the next president of the punited states of america, marco prubio! p>> reporter: senator marco rubio phoping new hampshire voters have pshort memories. p>> reporter: vo

cecilia vega, abc news, portsmith, new hampshire. >> lumberjack look is in. >> told you. i wore it friday. who wore it bet silver. >> now we know. all the republican candidates are making their last minute push in new hampshire, donald trump, marco rubio feeling the pressure, rubio after his less than cityler performance coming in second in the iowa caucuses. speaking to abc's george steven op lis, trump says the u.s. needs to go beyond waterboarding in order to better fight terror groups. >> they chopped off heads snee chop off heads. >> perhaps if that happens to come. >> as for rubio, he tried to downplay saturday night's debate performance in which he repeated the same rehearsed line four times. that performance seemed to halt his momentum, giving new life to the campaigns of christie, bush and kasich. >> north korea facing more condemnation and new sanctions after its latest rocket launch. pyongyang successfully launch aid satellite into orbit yesterday morning. in an emergency meeting, the u.n. security council pledged to adopt a new resolution with significant new

it was hosted by msnbc at the university of new hampshire. the two candidates did a lot of agreeing, but sparks flew on hot button issues ranging from health care to isis and their sharpest exchange was again over which candidate can rightly claim the title of progressive. >> let's talk about what we would do as president and commander in chief to make sure future. >> 30 seconds, then we'll move on. >> that's right. i mean instead of arguing about definitions, let's talk about what we should do. >> you began it yesterday with your comments. >> one of the things we should do is not only talk the talk but walk the walk. i am very proud to be the only candidate up here who does not have a super pac, who is not raising huge sums of money from wall street or special interests. >> now, sanders is enjoying a clear homefield advantage in new hampshire. his own backyard. the latest polls put him at 61% with clinton lagging far behind with 30%. >>> the race for new hampshire is considerably tightening among the republicans. but donald trump still maint

just five days away from the new hampshire primary. the gloves are coming off bernie sanders accuses hillary clinton of being out of sync with true progressives. and donald trump accuses ted caucus. full coverage ahead. >>> a top lawmaker has asked federal marshals to hunt down a who failed to show up at a congressional hearing. his lawyer says the manager does want to testify, but he wasn't given time to prepare. >>> the leader of that standoff at an oregon wildlife refuge and several others have ever been face expected to be released later today. >>> the irs says its do it yourself tax filing site efile isn't available right now. the computer system had a hardware failure. the irs hopes to have it back up and running later today. those are some of our top stories on this thursday, february 4th. >> announcer: from abc news, this is "world news now." >>> hello, we begin this half hour with the presidential candidates turning up the heat in new hampshire. >> can't believe we're just five days away from the nation's first primary electio

. >> new hampshire momentum. can donald trump rebound and will bernie sanders walk away with the big victory? the political lessons learned in iowa. >>> and new this half hour, a message from a man who hid millions of dollars in treasure. >> after a treasure hunter disappeared some warnings and some encouragement from the guy behind all the excitement. >> later on in "the skinny," speaking out, halle berry who made academy award history speaks her mind about the oscars. the oscars, hollywood and it's wednesday, february 3rd. >> announcer: from abc news, this is "world news now." >>> good morning on this busy wednesday. i'm reena ninan. >> and i'm kendis gibson. of course, it's a busy day. but we were debating halle berry's hair which we'll get more video of later on. >> i liked her hair. i thought it looked great. >> it was an interesting tina turner type look to it i guess. >> i did not see tina turner. i'll have to take a look at it again. >> we'll get to that, of course. we want to start on a serious note. a p

in south carolina, and he's won in new hampshire and now, of course, in nevada. but talking about let's look at the entrance polls a little bit. he won with hispanic voters over two hispanic candidates, he won with conservative voters and evangelical voters. that's a real blow to ted cruz who wants to be the conservative in the race but also to rubio trying to be the establishment choice. >> i want to also turn to the democrats. looking ahead to super tuesday, can you say with 100% confirmation that by super tuesday we'll have a democratic nominee locked in? >> no, because bernie sanders says he is going to go all the way to the convention. he says it all the time. he has the money to back him. of course, though, the field doesn't look as favorable right now to bernie sanders. and on super tuesday, we'll know how much more he has to go. >> okay. so looking ahead to super has the momentum right now. do we see rubio and cruz winning any of those dozen states up for grabs next tuesday? >> well this he have to. in order for this to keep on going, they have to keep wi

. >> on to new hampshire. so long, everybody. >> reporter: i'm david wright in des moines. >>> okay, so with the cruz victory and a trump loss and a statistical tie for the democrats, let's continue our coverage right now from iowa. >> abc's brandi hitt is live in des moines this morning. hey, brandi, the results still so what are you hearing from the campaigns right now? >> reporter: you know, in the victory rallies i think a lot was said especially when you listen to ted cruz and marco rubio. they were energized tonight and for good reason. they both finished well. ted cruz winning, rubio coming in third. on the democratic side, it was interesting to hear both hillary clinton and bernie sanders kind of declare victory even though this race is too close to call because they're likely going to be splitting the delegates from the iowa caucuses. i'm curious to see what ends up happening in the end. but you could hear on the sanders' camp sometimes the crowd would roar so loudly, he just had to laugh. this was a

. >>> dozens of people at a new hampshire ski resort are spending the night safe on the ground after a harrowing few hours suspended mid-air. they were board the two-tram cars at cannon mountain that became stuck 40 feet in the air. after about three hours, they were able to rappel down to the ground. concern. >> it was a bit harrowing especially to be lowered from cable. >> an 8-month-old baby was among the first eevacuatiated. the temperatures in franconia was minus 4 during the mid afternoon emergency but there were no injuries. >> but there is bitter cold there in new hampshire. and the rest of the northeast over night. bostonians awoke to the coldest morning yesterday in nearly 60 years. 6-0. 9 degrees below zero. commuter and trasity rail service was disare upped. there were also delays at logan airport because of cold weather problems with ground equipment. further west, heavy snow in the chicago area and it's continuing this morning into the commute. hundreds of flights were canceled or delayed and traffic snarled on area who is. strong winds hampering vissent it's expected t

hillary clinton on the defensive after bernie sanders' victory in new hampshire. last night's debate and what's next for the candidates. >>> challenging donald trump. his tirade with jeb bush and how bush is responding. the fight for votes in south carolina. >>> new this half hour, a difficult scene on the highway. >> the police pursuit, the speeding car and a violent crash. what the officers did that's considered heroic. >>> and later in "the skinny," lamar odom's first public appearance since his health scare. and kanye west was part of the excitement. >> announcer: from abc news, this is "world news now." >> good morning, everyone on this busy friday. i'm reena ninan. >> and i'm kendis gibson. quite a show there at madison square garden, 2 million people watching online. >> fashion week here. >> it is a lot of fun. we're going to get started with a little bit of dustup that took place on the road to the white house. talking about the democrats taking on each other to task last night in milwaukee. >> hillary clinton and bernie sanders were both looking for sfroi

pa majority of whom sided with psanders in new hampshire. p>> extreme winter weather being pblamed for several serious paccidents along an ohio pinterstate. pdozens of cars, trucks and semis pwere involved in yesterday's pseries of chain reaction pcrashes. pthis is northeast of cleveland. pnearly 20 people were injured, pthree of them critically. pinterstate 90 has been reopened pthis morning. pit was closed for hours while pmore snow made for slick driving pconditions across that region. pmore of the same is expected. paccuweather is tracking the pwinter storm system and record pwarmth in the west. phere's meteorologist justin ovick. pjustin, good morning. p>> reporter: kendis, reena, as pwe go throughout this thursday, pwe are looking at some major pwarmth, 80s and 90s around l.a. precords will be challenged and pthe concern is for above normal pfire danger. palso some freezing to start the pday around salt lake city. pon the other side of the pspectrum, major cold continues pin the northeast. pgusty winds, snow flurries and pshowers from

p>> i want to say i still love pnew hampshire and i always will. p>> reporter: first i don't think pshe expected to lose by the pmargin she lost which was huge pin the course of new hampshire. pkeep in mind, this was a state pshe won in 2008 against barack pobama. pand now she's come and lost it pagainst bernie sanders. pthis is going to totally affect pthe race going forward which is pwhat is likely to happen is pbernie sanders is going to rise pcoming out of this because of a pbump of positive press. p>> we won. pbecause we harnessed the energy pand the excitement that the pdemocratic party will need to psucceed in november. p>> reporter: and then he's going pto start leading in certain pstates around the country. pso she's in a real fight now for pthe nomination. pstill favored, but she's going pto have to fight this out. pthrough march and probably into papril. pi think this is the perfect pstorm for donald trump which is phe wins, he exceeds his poll phe wins by double digits. phe recovers from a loss and now phe has multiple candidates to pru

new hampshire. we'll be right back with the man in the spot light, he's right here, marco rubio. tore anything but simple. so finally, i had an important conversation with my dermatologist about humira. he explained that humira works inside my body to target and help block a specific source of inflammation that contributes to my symptoms. in clinical trials, most adults saw 75% skin clearance. and the majority were clear or almost clear in just 4 months. humira can lower your ability to fight infections, including tuberculosis. serious, sometimes fatal including lymphoma, have happened; as have blood, liver, and nervous system problems, and new or worsening heart failure. before treatment, get tested for tb. tell your doctor if where certain fungal infections are common, and if you've had tb, hepatitis b, are prone to infections, or have flu-like symptoms or sores. don't start humira if ask your dermatologist about humira. because with humira >>> and let's dispel once and for all with this fiction w

he had a new hampshire person on the ground tell him that. the primary. we're taking a deep breath. we haven't thought about what we're going to do next in this race. >> during your campaign, you ran as straight-talking truth teller. specific answers to america's challenges. you told voters to question mr. trump. >> i tell everybody who goes to a donald trump event, if you get to ask a question, just ask him how? first he says he'll build a wall across the entire border between the united states and mexico. how? how is he going to make the mexicans pay for the wall? they are a sovereign nation. >> you're backing him now. >> the answer is, he will do it. >> how? >> the fact is, he's going to have to answer that question. he will. george this is february of a campaign. and let's say this. you look at everyone else on the stage, um, and there have not been many more specifics from a lot of other folks on the stage. that was part of my argument during the campaign. there i am, as somebody running for president, making my argument. campaign. the wall is his signature issue. applause. pre

not like iowa or new hampshire. somebody has to catch fire. the other thing is donald trump is playing the version of political jenga. he's been taking blocks out, taking plox out. and everybody thinks it's going to fall. at some point, if he takes out fall. but both of those things have to happen. >> thank you, matt dowd. >>> let's go to donald trump. thank you for joining us this morning. congratulations on your victory. you think you have the nomination in hand? >> no. no, not at all. i mean, look. i'm dealing with very talented people. very smart people. great politicians. and ben carson still in, i understand. he's a terrific guy and talented guy. so, you know, i'm dealing with smart people, talented people. i never take it for granted. >> you said last night, we go back to war tomorrow morning. who is your toughest competition right now? marco rubio or ted cruz? >> i think they're both tough. i think they're all tough. i mean, everybody in this is tough. they're all very accomplished people. i would say this. i was hit very, very hard ye

he won the new hampshire primary by 22 points. if hillary clinton continues to pursue the electability argument on her side, it's problematic to bernie sanders. the only time in the debate last night, where there seemed to be agreement, was lauding justice scalia in the course of this and paying homage to this and saying we want to put a conservative on the court. that was the only consistency. after that, it deinvolve involve volved into something -- >> food fight. >> does it make the debate on the republican side more serious? help any particular candidate? >> yes, look two things a he nominates jums and is commander in chief. health care, education policy, tax policy, congress plays a huge role. the republican debates will focus on who will put good judges on the supreme court. who has the knowledge. the temperament. the background. where voters can be confident that they'll get good conservative constitutional judges. and the commander in chief issue, which donald trump raised squarely last night by saying that george bush kno

pbut he's hoping new hampshire pwill turn it around. p>> your friend senator rubio has ptaken a lot of flack this pmorning for getting stuck in his ptalking points yesterday. pis he only a sound bite geek? p>> he is only sound bite deep in pthat debate. phe's a substantial person. phe's a gifted speaker. precord. p>> welcome to wyndham. p>> reporter: governor john pkasich is do or die in the pgranite state. phe can't afford to be an palso-ran. ptoo. p>> i'm counting on you to help pme if i'm president of the punited states. pwhat do you think of that? p>> reporter: and governor chris pchristie, he's in a great mood. p>> good to see you. p>> reporter: his town hall pmeeting at an exeter bowling palley and bar was packed. p>> governor, any second thoughts pabout your treatment of marco prubio last night? p>> second thoughts? pwhat i would have done twice. p>> reporter: christie, kasich, pbush, rubio, they'd be happy pwith second place, even a not ptoo distant third. pno secret who's strongly pexpected to win, just look at pthis crowd. pif

anselm college in pmanchester, new hampshire, as pour abc news crew is putting the pfinishing touches on our debate pstage. 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.

anselm college in pmanchester, new hampshire, as pour abc news crew is putting the pfinishing touches on our debate pstage. 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, pa

and families who need it. p i'm hillary clinton and i p>>> finally tonight, the race pfor new hampshire and the stakes pcouldn't be higher in the

a slogan you see all over the place in new hampshire. most unexpectedly at that tattoo parlor in seabrook. today 19-year-old stephanie conner is getting trump's campaign slogan tattooed on her >> you must really like donald >> yeah. >> what do you like about him? >> what i like about him? country. make things better. >> i've been covering politics for a long time -- i don't think i've ever seen something like this. >> you're killing me. >> i bet you're wishing his slogan was "yes, we can." >> yeah, right? >> the rest of her life she'll have this souvenir of the 2016 campaign. a most unusual race i'm mortalized in indelible ink. i'm david wright for "nightline" in seabrook, new hampshire. >> you do not want to miss the last gop debate before the new hampshire primary this saturday night right here on abc. >>> next, why "playboy" is doing away with the nude centerfold. the iconic playmates flashing to the cover of the last nude issue. >>> later, michael jackson rocking in his journey from motown to off the wall. [tires spinning] [glass sha

thank you, new hampshire! >> reporter: -- of the force that came out of nowhere back in 2008 to take away hillary's crown. eight years ago barack obama was here. he talked about, yes, we can. >> yep. >> let's be honest on a lot of things he just couldn't. what makes you think you can? >> people are tired of a rigged economy and a corrupt campaign finance system. they want real change. that's why we're doing well. >> reporter: back outside the colonial theater, there's no question they're feeling the bern. >> i feel the bern! whoo! >> reporter: i'm david wright for "nightline" in keene, new hampshire. >> as for the republicans, you do not want to miss the last republican debate before the new hampshire primary saturday night right here on abc. >>> up next, how will lady gaga tackle singing the gold standard lease a 2016 lincoln mkx for $399 a month only at your lincoln dealer. i take prilosec otc each morning for my frequent heartburn because you can't beat zero heartburn! ahhh the sweet taste of victory! prilo

we'll beat the [ bleep ] out of them. >> new hampshire counts. >> reporter: but here in new hampshire trump supporters are still confident the donald will prevail. >> he's going to make america great again! >> reporter: despite his third-place finish the biggest surprise and perhaps biggest score of the night was marco rubio. >> they told me i needed to wait my turn. that i needed to wait in line. >> reporter: his late surge giving him the green light to cut the line. >> nice to meet you. >> likewise. >> reporter: today nbc's abc's tom llamas spoke with him. for you. >> ted cruz is the front-runner in iowa. basically his entire campaign is an iowa campaign. >> reporter: do you think ted cruz will say anything to get elected? >> do i believe he's been very calculated and i do think he's willing to say or do just about anything to get a vote. >> reporter: his opponents taking aim at him, blasting him for being overpackaged and overcontrolled by his handlers. >> so when senator rubio gets here, the boy in the bubble gets here, i hope you guys ask him some questions because it's time for

. >> no one covers new hampshire like we do. news nine tonight. shelley: starting tonight, it is a chilly friday evening. view where it is 12 degrees. good, i am shelley walcott. tom cole in the winter like temperatures are not going to stick around --

mike: after a day of record warmth, that classic winter chill is on its way back to new hampshire. how much colder it gets. shelley: incredible video of an ice jam in franconia. homes before breaking free. tom: plus, the last 5 republican presidential candidates battling in another debate. the lasting impressions left just days before super tuesday. shelley: controversy in portsmouth. why some people say a new development project would ruin the historic charm of the city. quick there is not really a system in place to help people in place to deal with this addiction. tom: and, the obstacles one recovering heroin addict and his family faced to try and get him the help he need. >> no one covers new hampshire like we do. tom: tonight, it is very different in portsmouth and concord. both setting records for high temperatures today. good evening, i' m tom griffith. shelley: and i' m shelley walcott. today. the warm up is causing problems with ice jams and flooding in

pnew hampshire dot says the pclosure due to poor road pconditions. ptonight, the state is expecting pheavy rain, even the chance for pa possible thunderstorm povernight. pgood evening, i' m shelley pwalcott. ptom: and i' m tom griffith. ptomorrow temperature will reach pback into the 50' s. plet' s head right over to chief pmeteorologist mike haddad to

tom: as the storm moves into new hampshire. we show you what it takes to make sure all state roads stay safe for drivers. shelley: plus, this man accused of breaking into a hudson home. why swat was called in to help get him out of the home. tom: also, this man is accused of running a meth lab inside a danville home. the dangers state police say they found inside. republican presidential candidates awaiting results in why frontrunner donald trump is calling it an easy win after new hampshire. >> it is 11:00 and now the snow is falling in parts of new hampshire. good evening, everyone. as the night goes on, the snow

. >> no one covers new hampshire like we do. tom: new hampshire' s drug overdose epidemic taking center stage in washington today as the nation' s governors try to rein in rampant heroin and fentanyl abuse. good evening, i' m tom giffith. shelley: and i' m shelley walcott. chief executives from all 50 states are endorsing a plan to boost prescription drug monitoring programs to prevent

. >> no one covers new hampshire like we do. now news nine tonight. tom: first tonight video of a , rescue you' ll only see on news 9 capturing the moment first responders plucked a woman from the frigid waters of the merrimack river in manchester. tonight she'

the battle in both parties now in full swing. >> on to new hampshire. so long, everybody. >> reporter: i'm david wright for "nightline" in des moines. >>> next we go up close with the people who see a side of the presidential candidates most of us will never glimpse. their spouses. how does marriage survive on the campaign trail? t type 2 diabetes doesn't care who you are. man woman or where you're from. city country we're just everyday people fighting high blood sugar. i am everyday people. farxiga may help in that fight every day. along with diet and exercise, nfarxiga helps lower blood sugar in adults with type 2 diabetes. r r one pill a day helps lower your a1c. r r and, although it's not a weight-loss r farxiga may help you lose weight and may even p p lower blood pressure when used with certain diabetes medicines. p p do not take if allergic to farxiga or its ingredients. p p symptoms of a serious allergic reaction include rash, swelling, rrr or difficulty breathing or swallowing. rrr if you have any of these symptoms stop taking farxiga r r and s

. >> no one covers new hampshire like we do. tom: a circus company is now facing 14 serious violations for last summer' s tent collapse in lancaster. two people were killed and dozens injured. good evening, i' m tom griffith. shelley: i' m shelley walcott. federal safety agency osha revealed today that the circus did not build the tent

. >> no one covers new hampshire like we do. now, wmur news 9 tonight. tom: tonight, this manchester teacher is charged with simple assault for an incident good evening, i' shelley: i' m shelley walcott. southside middle school teacher

announcer: no one covers new hampshire like we do. billy i' m you are news 9 tonight. -- wmur news 9 tonight. shelley: at this hour the system that brought us a messy mix of snow, ice, and rain is moving out. you' re looking live at meredith where the roads are still wet but quiet. good evening, i' m shelley walcott. tom: i' m tom griffith. utility companies have been on standby for power outages but

. >> no one covers new hampshire like we do. now, wmur news 9 tonight. shelley: we' re following breaking news. a flight from punta cana, mexico to new york' s jfk airport has been diverted to manchester. a spokesperson for delta said that weather in new york city was likely the reason. tom: wmur' s mike cronin is live at manchester-boston regional airport tonight to explain the

mike: the coldest air of the season, so far, is on its way to new hampshire. when the bitter blast moves in. plus how much colder it gets. shelley: it' s hard to believe

pthis is laconia, new hampshire, opulation 16,000. pthe pollsters say this small ptown is a bellwether. pever since 2000 laconia voters phave picked the same first and psecond-place finishers as the pvoters in both parties pstatewide. p>> i should say the largest pnumber is probably going with pdonald trump. p>> really? p>> reporter: at j.d.'s barber pshop owner john down bent my pears about trum as he gave me a ptrim. p>> i like what trump is saying. p>> reporter: at my coffee house pnearby, the owner john moren pisn't a trump man. p>> i don't see how people can ptrust him. p>> reporter: and what do you plike about kasich? p>> i like what he did in ohio. p>> reporter: his co-worker robin pfernold clearly voted in the pother primary. p>> bernie has a majority of the prural votes. p>> reporter: why can't hillary pget it here? p>> you know, i -- p>> she's not trusted. pat all. p>> that's right. pshe's not trusted. p>> i want to begin by pcongratulating senator sanders pon -- p>> reporter: today hillary pclinton was gracious in defeat ps

status in new @hampshire. @now let's go live to jennifer @crompton, she's covering marco @rubio's campaign. @reporter: senator marco rubio @hopes that that bounce he got @from iowa translates into a @strong finish here in new @hampshire. @he's been working hard all day @today, trying to get every last @bit of face time in. @he would hit the poll s bright @and early before 8:00, visiting @polls in manchester, bedford, @salem and derry. @senator rubio says his @experience on the senate @intelligence and foreign @the best national defense choice @for commander in chief. @he also says he's the best bet @to take on the democrats, @certainly senator ted cruz may @take issue with that. @tonight wmur's shelley walcott @with the cruz campaign. @shelley: jen, thank you very @much. @senator ted cruz might take @issue with that indeed. @we're here at the alpine grove @convention center in hollis @where senator cruz is holding @his watch party tonight. @in fact not too long ago they @fired up the country music in @anticipa

@jennifer: the first polls in new @hampshire open at midnight. @our live coverage begins with @josh mcelveen with some breaking @numbness the democratic race. @josh: yes, no matter what @happens tomorrow, the democratic @race has been a remarkable story @here in new hampshire, because @in the last year a little known @senator from vermont is on the @verge of an upset in this state @that few thought was possible. @just hours before the voting @energy -- @underdog remains a favorite. @36% say they are still @undecided. @as andy smith points out, much @of sanders' support comes from @the younger electorate, many of @whom are first time voters. @p>> if those people come out in @the kind of numbers we're seeing @in the poll right now, he could @win big, because of the weather, @because of campaign factors, and @people out from their side like @they did in 2008, could it be a @closer race. @josh: with 3s% support, donald @trump heads into the primary @election the clear favorite in @the republican field, and that's @about the closest thing you'll @find

@for a closer look at where these @heavy bands are lining up and @new hampshire, we'll toss it out @to hale lee who is in manchester @with a look at the snow. @hayley: hi, mike. @we've had this steady almost @moderate snow for the last @couple hours here, it's very @lightly accumulating. @it's that very light fluffy @snow. @but that tends to accumulate @quicker. @the radar in southern new @hampshire, these are the areas @that we're most concerned about @for getting the most amounts of

@the actual center for the storm @is way out to sea and it @continues to build away from new @hampshire. @we'll take a look at when the @snow exend the rest of the week, @in a few minutes. @tom: back to our commitment 2016 @coverage now. @jennifer: these are live

@she held a coffee with carly @event at blake's restaurant @where he thanked new hampshire @residents for their support. @tom: the first polls open in @less than four hours. @we'll carry the midnight votes @all the way through the returns @tomorrow, so join us at 10:00, @we have a special edition of @news 9, it's called setting the @stage for the primary.

he is telling the crowd that he @has the experience to become @president and is ready to win in @new hampshire. @tom: jeb bush was at the nashua @country club speaking at the @rotary luncheon. @the former governor continued to @go after donald trump, saying @this, talking about how @washington has broken into two @camps who don't work together to

hayley: a storm is moving toward new hampshire. it is going to bring more heavy snow early this week. when it moves out, ahead. announcer: no one covers new hampshire like we do. now, wmur news 9 at 6:00. tom: 6:00 on this sunday night. a winter storm is moving toward new hampshire. it could dump half a foot of snow on parts of the state in time for the start of the workweek. good evening, new hampshire. i am tom griffith. jennifer: i' m jennifer vaughn. hayley lapoint is tracking this for us. hayley: it looks like it will start in most areas, at least in southern new hampshire midday tomorrow. it really comes at us during the late day hours and overnight. today has been nice. we had clear skies. great ski day or for doing anything outdoors. temperatures were above freezing and still are. 36 in concord. 38, manchester. 34 in nashua. as temperatures everywhere fall below freezing tonight, there will be patchy black ice. keep that in mind. this nor' easter starts midday tomorrow and ends early tuesday, which is great for voters. the

more news from the new hampshire campaign trail. jennifer: we will see you back here at 11:00.

more than 1000 daring swimmers jumped in the 42-degree waters to raise more than $553,000 helping new hampshire special olympic athletes. the plungers say they do it for the cause as well as for a few bragging rights. announcer: now, your forecast. hayley: that camera was on mike haddad as he went into the water. i am sure it did not feel nice.

pmany new hampshire voters are pstill undecided. pi am here with a group of pundecided voters to ask what it pwill take for them to make up ptheir minds. pwhat is your name? >> my name is bernie. shelley: what are you looking for in tonight' s debate? >> i' m looking for the next 10 seconds. there is a sound bite and i want to know what comes next. what are they going to do and how it will be accomplished, the next 10 seconds. shelley: carolyn, what are you looking for tonight? what will it take for you to make a decision? >> i' m looking for substance and social security. shelley: what do you mean by substance? do you feel like we have not been getting substantial answers on things? >> yes. shelley: too much mudslinging? >> exactly. shelley: let me squeeze a couple more people in here. >> i want to hear what they have to say about small businesses and where they are taking health care and what will be the consequences for the country. shelley: thank you very much. we will be speaking with you later. how many of you think this will

pshe focused on new hampshire pvoters. pshe spoke to a group of pvolunteers. pclinton says that new hampshire phas a history of electing strong pwomen, a few of whom stood on pthe stage as she spoke. pshe said that she would consider pbernie sanders a partner and pdirectly addressed young voters pwho are supporting them. p>> i know you may not be for me pi will be a president who is pyour futures of the top of our pnational priorities. pheather: she will be in new phampshire tomorrow, but will ptake a break from campaigning as pshe flies to flint, michigan to ptalk about the water crisis. pheather hamel, wmur news 9. pjennifer: and tonight, both pdemocratic candidates are pattending the one hundred club pcelebration. pjosh: they' ll be joined by pthousands of democrats at the pverizon wireless arena in pmanchester. pwmur' s mike cronin joins us live pwith a preview. pmike: this event will be pstarting shortly. pyou see hundreds of people are pwireless arena. pto my left, bernie sanders pclinton supporters. pthe 100 club dinner is the last pchance for party mem

means a greater impact for new hampshire. not only does it cool down considerably from the past few days, but now we introduce snow into the picture. notice readings right now beginning to coast back into the upper 30's and low 40's, from concord north and west. a little above that, still mid to upper 40's manchester towards the coast. even though it's quiet on the radar scopes now, notice all that precipitation hugging the coastline of virginia and eastern parts of north carolina. that will budge in across central and southern new hampshire during the early part of tomorrow morning, as a light mix. notice two, three, four a.m. a quick changeover to wet snow in time for the morning commute. we'll have more straight ahead. tom: our commitment 2016 coverage start tonight with new wmur than cnn poll numbers, just in to our newsroom in the democratic race for president. jennifer: the poll tracks where the presidential candidates were right before the iowa caucuses the eyes of likely new hampshire primary voters in each party. and

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yesterday computer models had most of this sliding far enough off to the south and east of new hampshire to just produce a few flurries or a light snow shower in southeastern parts of the state. now the latest trend are to drag

we brought in a new hampshire kid at wide receiver, nick lorton. he had a hell of a summer before when we saw him in preseason then he had a great season at bishop guertin this year, he's a big target, he's six three, 205-pound. he's a high jumper, can go up and get the football. >> nick lorton is on the right in this photo. chase hughes in the center will play football at wyoming. congratulations to all three. as part of national signing day bedford held a signing for seven student athletes including soccer players josh baker going to u.n.h. and a couple of service academy students. krowgz to all the bulldogs. celtics picked up a nice win last night. 97-89 at the knicks. six wins in their last seven games. c's back in action tonight when they host the detroit pistons. runners call it a casualty of nation primary. the fat tuesday 5k which was scheduled for tuesday night has been postponed to saturday the 13th at 1:00. the race will still begin on elm street. expecting over 1,000 runners. high school hockey, concord against londonderry, the coach of