sexto debate demócrata de wisconsin con la presiÓn debe tomar el terreno perdido tras la derrota new hampshire anti bernie sanders, hablaron de temas de interÉs nacional, uno de ellos, migraciÓn. >> heconversado con algunos niÑos que dicen estar aterrorizados de que sus padres sean deportados, necesitamos una reforma migratoria, creo que debemos trabajar para buscar una vÍa para la ciudadanÍa. estoy de acuerdo con el presidente obama que usÓ acciones ejecutivas para proteger a familias porque el congreso no fue capaz o se negÓ a actuar. marÍa eugenia: agregÓ que su objetivo serÍa reunificar familias no separarlas y dijo que estuvo en contra de una reciente acciÓn del gobierno de obama. >> estoy en desacuerdo con sus recientes polÍticas de deportaciones y no voy a apoyarla.. marÍa eugenia: clinton estuvo de acuerdo. >> apoyo firmemente en las acciones ejecutivas del presidente obama, espero que la corte suprema las mantenga, creo que es la autoridad constitucional y legal del presidente de hacer lo que hizo, estoy en contra de las redadas, estoy en contra del trato inhumano que se

rubio was behind in donald trump in new hampshire. >>> hillary clinton took her struggling new hampshire campaign door-to-door trying to come back from a double-digit deficit from bernie sanders. she talked about what sets her apart from sanders and what they have in common. >> you know, it is so interesting to me, senator sanders and i share many of the same goals. we know we've got to get the economy working for everybody. >> we are going to take on the billionaire class and make a political revolution. thank you, all. >> the latest real clear politics average of recent polls give sanders a 17% lead over clinton in new hampshire. brian thompson is headed to new hampshire for the primary. look for her report starting on monday night. >>> north korea launched a long-range rocket carrying what it claims is a satellite. the south korea defense minister is tracking the rocket. they are barred from using ballistic missile technology but the country said they have a right to purse a space program. war heads on the missiles and have the ability to strike the u.s. west coast. >>> a miracle in t

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in the republican field, donald trump dominated for months, and won decisively in new hampshire. bernie sanders is giving hillary clinton all she can handle, nearly matching her total in iowa and demolishing her in new hampshire. so how will these outsiders fare with voters today? let's talk about it with david avila, republican strategist. nicole graham is a democratic strategist. and an attorney. welcome to both of you. nicole, to you first. what's the appeal of the outsiders this next year? >> well, you know, i think trump's base would argue this. i think actually, the american public, they're kind of acting like the 1960s hippies. they're done. they're done with the establishment. they're done with people lying. and they want somebody else. somebody fresh. and i think that's part of the appeal. >> and bernie sanders, from your party, is he the outsider? >> you know, he's been in the senate for years, and you would see on paper, you would think he was an outsider. i mean, an insider. but who is more insider than hillary clinton? she lived in the white house. so compared to hil

john kasich is seeing some growing crowds here in south carolina after his second place finish in new hampshire. kasich held a town hall meeting in cayce last night. of south carolinians this weekend- kasich pledged to keep his campaign positive, while selling his ideas to the audience. s/john kasich presidential candidate :13 "we cannot wait or think that some president is hoping to come riding into south carolina on a white horse and solve our problems." kasich will be in bluffton this morning to host a rally. it's at 11:30 at the bluffton promenade. we are now three days away from the first in the south primary, and governor nikki haley says she isn't ready to endorse a candidate. governor haley said if she endorses a candidate, she would not be endorsing donald trump. governor haley says governors want a president who will work with and fight for them-- not bash them. that came after trump said haley isn't fighting the government hard enough on syrian refugees and guantanamo detainees. haley calld trump's comments "obama-like." some top watchers of the campaign say a haley endorsement could

no one was injured in the fire on new hampshire avenue. the flames, we're told, grew downed wires and trees are a problem in parts of suffolk county. damage took different forms across the area. we're told 4300 customers lost fire on long island. again, back out here live on chicago avenue, you can see there is a lot of cleanup here that will take place in the 24 hours ahead, we're told. again, no one in this home was hurt. clearly, things could have been much worse. now that you've taken a look at damage to the areas, eave seen trash cans thrown in the street. live in massapequa, mallory hoff, channel 7 "eyewitness news." >> thank you. >>> it is 5:06. metro-north says the problems last night on the harlem line have now been resolved. the metro north plane hit a train that had fallen in the tracks in ardsley. able to get to irvington street train. >>> a baby-sitter on staten island accused of murdering a toddler is being held without bail this morning. prosecutors say 3 -year-old gloria fields tortured 16-month-old anthony delgado after hi

enjoying commanding lead in new hampshire. new hampshire has been kind to the clintons. with bill clinton in the past. his campaign. and hillary clinton in 2008. so is there any sense that support will perhaps turn out on tuesday and give clinton a of a surprise victory? >> i think there is an you have polls showing between 20 or 30 points for sanders. most people think that will tighten. when you look at the clinton family history here, you think of hillary clinton obviously coming back and winning in 2008, but the other one was bill clinton in 1992. we remember new hampshire as the state that made him the comeback kid. what we forget is he actually lost new hampshire that night by eight points to paul tsongas. that is how he called himself the comeback kid. mind. i think the clinton campaign would like to get out of new hampshire, they would like to drive the deficit into single digits. they like to close with some momentum. they like to be able to tell the media, look, bernie sanders is from next door. he is from vermont. a huge advantage there. there is not a huge ad

rubio placed 3rd in iowa but 5th in new hampshire. heather: new at 4:30: more than 30,000 people registered by last night' s deadline to vote in the massachusetts primary. 136,000 people either registered for the first time or changed their enrollment status. the primary is march 1. ed: families of the people murdered by james whitey bulger have been offered a financial settlement. heather: one family member says they' ve been offered a split of $822,000 and proceeds from an auction of the killer' s belongings. that' d agree to not sue the government. ed: a north andover couple pleads guilty to the abuse of two teenaged girls. 35-year-old justin ladd admitted to abusing his two step-daughters because their biological father is dominican. ladd is an alleged white supremacist, who beat and harassed the girls for several years. he will serve up to 5 years in prison along with probation. their mother also pleaded guilty for failing to protect her children. heather: at least 52 people are dead after a riot brks out at a prison in mexico. 1

. >> we're super excited to be here at the university of new hampshire. tonight, this is the first time that hillary clinton and bernie sanders have squared off exactly like there. face-to-face, just one-on-one, just the two of them. >> neither party has seen this yet. these candidates are both running for the democratic nomination but very different from each other when it comes to what matters most and how they could go about the job of being president. our job tonight is to draw out those differences so, you the voters, can understand them and be fully informed. >> we do hope the candidates will take this opportunity to show us the differences between them. that's the whole reason that we're here tonight. we're not here for talking points. we're to learn about the difference between the candidates. with that, let's get going. please join us in welcoming secretary hillary clinton and senator bernie sanders. [ applause ] [ applause ] >> first, i want to say a special thanks to the new hampshire union leader for helping make this debate possible, and the

new hampshire, trump one double-digit pluralities among , ruralingle age group residents, citydwellers and suburbanites and every income group. won.ump how do you explain this bro ad support for donald trump? guest: when i started writing the book, trump was not even running. five years ago, candidates like identityere playing politics. things i don't believe are conservative. it's what got me thinking about this. sensed the populist movement out there. i did not think -- i did not predict donald trump. i did not think you would be the vessel for that. -- he would be the vessel for that. everything came to fruition with trump doing so well. in some ways, this is cyclical. whoe always had populists rise up when people are angry and frustrated and dissolution. whether it is andrew jackson or william jennings bryan or george wallace, pat buchanan, you can name it, we've seen the populist before. into a trump is tapping real fear and anger out there amongst a lot of mostly working-class white americans who feel the american dream is left -- has left them by. to be able to graduate high sch

both candidates won 51 delegates from iowa, new hampshire and nevada. hillary clinton has won nearly all of the super delegates so far. and when you put them together, she has 502 delegates to 70 for bernie sanders. the vermont senator is already looking ahead to super tuesday. he rallied yesterday in massachusetts. one of the 11 states voting a week from today. have live coverage of the nevada republican caucuses. watch it online at cbsnews.com/live, on the cbs news app or devices like roku, apple tv and amazon fire will get it to you, too. >>> uber says it has no plans to change how it screens drivers after the deadly shooting spree in kalamazoo, michigan. two others were wounded, including a 14-year-old girl who's in critical condition. anna werner is at the kalamazoo county courthouse where dalton appeared yesterday via video link. >> reporter: uber confirmed it received complaints about dalton's erratic behavior on saturday night. the company said it could not have predicted the violent acts that he is now accused of. it took a judge nearly ten min

but reagan roared back in new hampshire and south carolina----something trump is expected to do this time around. south carolina played a big role in 1980 to help reagan win the nomination. he beat texas governor john connally by a 25 point margin----helped in part possibly by a bit of political chicanery from south carolina's lee atwater, who cooked up a rumor about connally ying to buy the black vote. there was one constant from 1980 to today. nbc's tom brokaw working then and again today----still covering the big political story 36 years later. that photo snapped just a few feet away from our broadcast ahead of the "first in the south" primary here in south carolina later this month--presidential candidates from both parties have been invited to weigh in on issues of faith. the conservative leadership project says the 2016 "faith and family presidential forum" will be on february 12th at bob jones university in greenville. that's just over a week before voters will go to the polls for the gop primary. the forum will be moderated by attorney smith of the palmetto family. and in the

embargo trump harÁ campaÑa en carolina del sur hasta la semana que viene, dicen la gran sorpresa de new hampshire no va a ganar este estado, y ted cruz, sigue tratando de re q dcaudar voto, mary regreso contigo. >>> gracias por tu informaciÓn yanet. senadores demÓcratas presentaron hoy un proyecto de ley para garantizar que los niÑos migrantes mayormente centroamericano a centroamericanos tengan asesorÍa legal, y designar un bogotÁ pab quienes enfrentan un proceso de deportaciÓn tengan este defensa, hillary clinton dijo que es bueno y que estados unidos debe apoyar a a estos niÑos que necesitan asilo. clinton enfrenta esta noche a sanders. y al regresar en el noticiero telemundo estamos en el hospital infantil mÁs importante de mÉxico, donde todos esperan ansiosos al papa prafrancisco. y vamos a conocer a una familia que hace historia. y dos latinas estÁn al frente y dos latinas estÁn al frente de te lo ponemos si qmucho más fácil... mejor... presentado platillos llenos de sabor, no de calorías. grill & bar favorites de applebee's, hechos un poco mejor para ti. con nuevos platillos,

dem party "we saw hillary clinton have a razor edge in iowa and bernie sanders expected win in new hampshire and so it's our turn were the pivotal state." ... reporting live parker collins news. nevada voters aren't the only one's with a big day ahead. in south carolina, people will primary. candidates have been spending the week trying to gather support. right now, polls suggest donald trump continues to hold a lead, but senator ted cruz gaining some momentum. trumps had a busy week, exchaning words with the pope over immigration and chiming in on the battle happening between the fbi and apple over privacy and national security. first of all apple ought to give the security for that phone. ok? what i think you ought to do is boycott apple until such time as they give that security number. meanwhile, marco rubio is enjoying the endorsement of south carolina's top republican leaders, including governor nikki haley. he says he's feeling momentum and there's no pressure heading into today's primary. rubio is polling third, just behind ted cruz. after south carolina, the republicans shift their

the billionaire added an extra stop in new hampshire today. the republican plans to appear at the lions club in londonderry. last night he spoke to supporters in portsmouth. he took a shot at a member of the kennedy family. >> not use carolyn kennedy to talk about cars -- what the hell -- she is a very nice person. does not mean i want her negotiate negotiating with japan. >> president obama picked kennedy to be the u.s. ambassador to japan. trump said if elected he will use business people to negotiate trade deals with foreign leaders. you want to stay with us as we approach the primary on tuesday approach the primary on tuesday. sharman sacchetti anchoring our coverage from our new hampshire manchester. and we have got live specials and analysis tonight at 7:00, monday night at 7:00 as well, and primary night. keep it right here starting with our news at 5:00 all the way through 11:30. and also stream if live at myfoxboston.com and on the fox25 news app. state police discussing the rash of school bomb threats that have hit the state over the

tonight is the democrats' final face-off before new hampshire's primary tuesday. and things are heating up between the top two republicans. tracie potts is following it all -- and reports things in new hampshire are far different than iowa. just out this morning.. puts marco rubio on the move in new hampshire.. now number two... ahead of ted cruz... he's questioning how cruz won candidate :15-:19) "ultimately i think it goes back to what i said before and that is a willingness to say or do anything." the leading republican - questionable mailers and spread false rumors that ben carson was dropping out: (sot: donald trump/ (r) presidential candidate :30-:33) "you know these politicians are brutal, they're brutal." (sot: ted cruz/ (r) presidential candidate :34-:39) "i wake every day and laugh at the latest thing donald has tweeted - because he's losing it." tonight's msnbc debate is hillary clinton's last chance to take on bernie sanders face to face before new hampshire votes on tuesday. (d) presidential candidate :48-:53) "if it's about our records, hey i'm gonna

police in new hampshire are animal cruelty they' ve ever seen. abandoned apartment in londonderry. police say they were working on a tip from a landlord. the dog was neglected for so long, it was blind, deaf, and could barely walk. >> the fur on the dog' s feet was lifted up and pulled into its claws and wrapped around. it was walking basically on its bones. phil: the dog is recovering, now staying with a foster family. two women had rented the apartment but its not clear if they were living there. they turned themselves in to police. jc: also new, a new hampshire man is under arrest, accused of stealing a car from a massachusetts park and ride and using it to rob a bank. police say richard burns stole the car, held up the bank of new england in methuen with a gun, then returned the vehicle and got into his truck before he was arrested. burns faces several charges folks in central maine rattled by a minor earthquake today. the 2.1 magnitude quake struck at 8:37 this morning in sangerville which is about 34 it' s the 4th small earthquake in central or northern maine just this week.

, not south carolina but new hampshire and suffering from chronic thirstiness and all the rest of it in that debate there, came on last night, and what he did was he outtrumped trump. he bullied the bully. he used trump's tactics, got right up in his face, used mocking humor, wouldn't let him finish the sentence and really took trump's game away from trump. i mean, changed himself in the process, but it does show you trump's game plan as seen by even his adversaries as the winning game plan, that is the new york values, in your face, same to you. >> woodruff: so does it help, mark -- does it help marco rubio, does it hurt donald trump? is it too late? >> we'll find out, certainly, the early indication on that on tuesday, judy. but i just think you had your perception of marco rubio had to change. i think your perception of donald trump had to change last night. i mean, this was donald trump on the defensive saying, when asked about the trump university, i've won most of those lawsuits. that highly sound like somebody who's founding am hurst or wesley or notre dame, sounding with prid

sena fÓbica que estÁn llegando a travÉs de llamadas telefÓnicas a residentes pesados como iowa, new hampshire y florida. >> es una prÁctica sucia y vergonzosa. reportero: muchos dicen que este mensaje es racista y obviamente es un ataque a los dos Únicos candidatos de origen hispano en las historias de las elecciones en estados unidos, marco rubio y ted cruz. >> los votantes de florida para tener la oportunidad de responder a estas prÁcticas votando por marco rubio. reportero: expresar lo que sienten por estos mensajes. >> si se meten con un grupo de cubanos se meten con todos los latinos. >> tienen derecho de hacer lo que quieren pero yo no soporto donald trump. >> ha atraÍdo la atenciÓn de grupos de supremacÍa blanca que intentan enviar un mensaje antiinmigrante a los electores, sin embargo los jefes de campaÑa del magnate inmobiliario asegura que nada tenÍa que ver con esta estrategia. y el seÑor trump y su equipo tiene conocimiento de estas llamadas desautorizamos toda actividad relacionada dijo la vocera de trump. enrique: los dos aspirantes demÓcratas a la presidencia, hillary

headed from the balmy dominican republic to new york city had to be diverted to a snowy manchester, new hampshire because runways at jfk were evenly worse. >> we did, left holding at kennedy and came up here. >> reporter: here in the washington, d.c. area snow gave way to freezing rain and sleet. virginia state police responding to more than 500 crashes as untreated roads and sidewalks became treacherous and with temperatures hovering around the freezing mark it has all the makings for a dangerous commute this morning. and that's what we're dealing with here in the washington area. the concern this morning roads and sidewalks being really icy, but as temperatures continue to climb and this rain keeps on falling the real issue for the evening rush hour commute will be a flood watch. >> that's a lot of weather to talk about. hallie. thank you. >> mr. roker is here track tg all. >> that's right. in fact, minutes ago we got this new video in from -- on i-81 north of scranton, icy roads causing a massive pile up and you can see, in fact, a lot of the folks having this videographer simon brewer ran up

that came out of the new hampshire strong. christie has to be making phone calls to the fiorina people at this point. >> what can the fiorina people offer. i love watching televised focus groups. she enjoyed some support in those televised focus grums. obviously just couldn't make the deal this time. >> this is all very tricky because we like to think of it as not linear. it would be nice if fiorina voters went to clinton. i talked to a woman on saturday, and she was undecided between hillary clinton, who she had been with most of the year, and ted cruz because he won iowa. so everyone thinks, let's just redistribute these republican votes in the republican column. not necessarily. >> lord knows if this was part of the fiorina decision. it's interesting donald trump's first eercvent is in a rodeo ve. for those for whom it is their first rodeo, describe exactly how rough it can get. >> bernie sanders used a great line last night when he said. they tone it would everybody up. everybody says the kitchen sink is. they don't necess

one in two people are voters in new hampshire. so you can walk into a gas station and the odds are pretty good that the guy behind the counter or the woman behind the counter is going to be a voter. it doesn't mean the same thing in terms of ground game. you have to shake as many hands as possible. you don't have to organize them the way you do in iowa. you have to motivate them to go to the polls. polls open early, there's always a huge rush in new hampshire midday. afterwards, the polls don't close until later in the evening. when folks get out of work at 5:30 or 6, there's another wave. this is one where it's not so much about ground game, as it is presence in new hampshire. john kasich and chris christie are leading in that department, but not in the polls. we'll find out tomorrow from new hampshire voters whether they appreciate the vast amount of time they've had here compared to everyone else. or whether flyover campaigns and massive rallies will sway the voters. it's not been that way in the past, but as you heard, this is

field is now down to nine heading into new hampshire. lots of glad handing on the campaign trail, spending lots of money in iowa will only get a candidate so far. 1:20 steffen: i think that's what is nice about iowa is we give them a chance to really shine and be great and connect and then we give them a chance to bow out and let the field shrink down. dr. steffen schmidt says that's overlooked part of iowa's first in the nation duty. not just to pick winners of the caucuses, but to weed the candidates out who weren't gaining traction. :47 steffen: caucus night in iowa was an opportunity for some individuals to say i'm just not connecting and i'm dropping out and the did. schmidt says other lower tier candidates who are trying to hang in there after the caucuses may not have much time left. 2:30 i know some of those are still hoping that new hampshire will save their compaign and i think some of them are delusional, they just don't fit into this year's republican environment. dr. schmidt says candidates like carly fiorina, john kasich, a

after new hampshire, the polls expected to break clinton's way. on the republican side, cruz picked up eight delegates, trump, rubio, seven. they need a little over 1,200. so, far to go. john dickerson, our cbs news political director and anchor of "face the nation." john, we heard what a difference an election makes. tell me how has the race changed? what's the new framework? >> we have been talking about the race in terms of establishment, versus the outsider. we shoe look, ideology, versus electability. look at entrance polls in iowa, who shares your val use? they went for ted cruz. when they were asked who do you think can win in november, the large share went to marco rubio. cruz is saying i'm the true consistent conservative. the keeper of the flame. rally to my light. marco rubio is saying i can beat hillary clinton. tell me where does this go from here? >> well, marco rubio did well in iowa in part because he did better than expectations. but now he is saying he is in the top tier, he is the alternative to cruz and trump. those expectation

. >>> moving forward to new hampshire. >> with new hampshire in the books, the presidential candidates zero in the next round of primary. i'm darren nottingham. have bacterial all across america families are coming back to time warner cable for a whole new experience. pwe came back for internet speeds so fast even the kids are impressed. oh she's impressed. we're catching up on movies and shows on demand just as fast as we can watch them. twc's home wifi is so strong we can use all our devices at the same time. come back today. you'll get 30 meg internet, tv, phone and more for $89.99 a month. a $300 reward card. . >> presidential primary is history and candidates focusing on south carolina. donald trump, bernie sanders. looking to repeat victories. they are facing attacks from opponents in different electorates. . >>> donald trump, his victory in the new hampshire primary will not be his last. on cbs this horng, trump told charlie rose, his campaign is shaking up, policies as usual. >> i could change the game. i have a chance of new york. will win virginia. i will win michigan as an e

tonight's democratic presidential debate comes just days after senator sanders's victory in the new hampshire primary. "p-b-s newshour" is producing tonight's debate at the university of milwaukee. it begins at 9. the candidates then shift their focus to nevada and south carolina. nevada holds its primary on february 20th. south carolina's is february 27th. that would have required students to use the restroom based on their biology is not moving forward. a house of delegates subcommittee killed the legislation. it's good news for gloucester high school student gavin grimm. gavin is transgender. gavin was born a female --- but identifies as male. he is fighting to use the boy's restroom at school. a judge ruled against gavin in september. an appeals court is now considering his case. a proposal to allow school security guards to carry guns is making its way throught the halls of the general assembly. it has passed the education committee. under the proposal --- the security guards would have to be retired police officers and get permission from the local school board. critics are concerned th

but the people of iowa and new hampshire and south carolina have spoken and i really respect their decision, so tonight i am suspending my campaign. >> maria: joining me right now is maverick, national cohair morgan ortagus. >> morgan: good morning. >> maria: you were a supporter, what's your take? >> morgan: jeb bush can be proud of campaign that he run. it was issue and policy campaign, it wasn't the move and temperament of the country. >> maria: yeah, it wasn't the temperament of the country because donald trump is really dominating and we continue to see that. do you feel like after south carolina this -- this gives him all longer runway? >> morgan: listen t interesting thing, if you want to make an argument for or against donald trump, you can make it both ways going out of south carolina. if people say they're an antitrump movement like cruz and rubio, 60, 70% of the party that wants alternative to him, he keeps pulling 35% on the polls on caucus day, he won all of the congressional delegations in south carolina. he comes with all of the delegates even though rubio won a very hard-fou

he placed okay in new hampshire. you know, walking out of new hampshire, there was, you know, more than a few tickets. he could have easily cleared the field had he come in a strong second. he got mixed in with bush and rubio and right in the third tier if you will. the muddy third place finish. >> not a two-man race. south carolina is not a two-man race, but two-lane race. donald trump and ted cruz perhaps competing for that conservative, maybe more religious evangelical voter. then the establishment lane which narrowed as john kasich and jeb bush and marco rubio. i was surprised that jeb bush is still talking only about donald trump. listen to him last night. >> he attacked my mother for m campaigning for me. it is funny, actually. of course, they will campaign for me. they love me. i love them. i'm proud of being a bush. if donald trump wants to go after my brother, it will be helpful. >> jeb bush is talking about george w. bush who will campaign for him in south carolina. tom, the risk or reward for that decision

do we love the people of new hampshire! >> reporter: extending an olive branch of sorts to his republican rivals. >> i wanted to congratulate the other candidates, okay? now that i got that out of the way -- >> reporter: taking aim at the democrat who carried new hampshire. >> i heard parts of bernie's speech. he wants to give away our country, folks. we're not going to let it happen. >> reporter: winning the war for second, ohio governor john kasich, whose optimistic tone resonated in an otherwise nasty primary. >> the light overcame the darkness of negative campaign. [ applause ] and you made it happen. >> reporter: earlier, he was reflective with nbc news. >> we plugged away and plugged away. the little engine that can. >> reporter: a week removed from an iowa celebration, marco rubio fell into fifth place, acknowledging in blunt terms that his poor debate performance cost him. >> our disappointment tonight is not on you. it's on me. it's on me. i did not -- i did not do well on saturday night, so listen to this, that wi

. >> and hoping for a good showing. scott dimmich join us live in new hampshire. >> and brad, we're outside where donald trump will be for tonight. he believes, at least he says, will be giving a victory speech. out of iowa, you could have kind of a tough night. if you have a bad night in iowa and new hampshire, that could set a dangerous trend. it's about turnout and they are expecting possibly record more than half a million new hampshire voters going to the polls. >> only one. >> and tweets calling the candidates, loser and liar. trump punching back. >> i'm the only one taking on donald trump. >> and seemingly, attacking rubio after a strong performance. >> it's nothing like the united states senate. >> new hampshire voters have a lot to digest. many are being patient before the first primary in the nation. democratic side, 22 percent say they could still change their mind. 44 percent for the republican voters. >> we are blessed to have a talented field. it's made it a competitive process in the short term. >> i'm asking people to really consider this a job interview. >> hillary clinton

see if you're eligible for >>> after the new hampshire primary we saw a flood of press releases from the national parties and their related interest groups. and most of them had a similar theme, they did not want to talk about what's going on on their side of the aisle at all. look at this. the rnc wrote, hillary clinton's resounding loss in new hampshire is another devastating blow for and then the house campaign republican arm said, clinton was defeated in the first in the socialist. on the democratic side it wasn't even better. in the new hampshire snowskap where robot rubios run free and the republican debate stage mirrors an "snl" skit donald trump has emerged as a decisive front runner. and trump has done nothing but cause anxiety and heartburn for senate incumbents and candidates since his launch. so national republicans and democrats burying their heads in the sand about what's going on there. ha ha sanders and ha ha trump, trying to avoid confronting what's going on in their own parties. the latest on i've smoked a lot and quit a lot, but ended up nowhere. now i use this. th

it hasn't mattered as we saw in the state of new hampshire. something totally different than what we've seen in past years happening now, tom. >> quick summary of what's going on in this election year is throw the bums out. anybody in office is suspect. anybody who is part of the establishment, however reasonable or wise they are, get them out of there. and donald trump obviously is a perfect carrier of that anti-establishment message. i don't know why we're even talking about it at this point because he has demonstrated in primary after primary that he owns that crowd. >> we thought, though, tom, did we not, on saturday night, that the core had melted down? >> yeah. >> radiation had leaked into, like the water supply. it was going to actually impact him. >> we were wrong. >> right now, as of today, looking at several polls, we're wrong. >> that's because we are who we are. >> yeah. >> and out there where people actually live real lives, they know what the establishment has given them, 15 years of war. >> the 9/11 comments -- >> mika, i'll let

and that was a big turnaround from new hampshire, where she pst among women by 11 points. older voters were another key to her victory. voters over 45 went for clinton 66% to 31%. sanders, as he has before, dominated with younger voters. he won them by a whopping 47 hoints. and, interestingly, he also bested clinton among latino voters, whom she has been courting here for over a year. but she dominated among african americans and that is a big sign of relief for the clinton utmpaign which is looking to heep its african american coalition together in south .arolina, where democrats hold their primary a week from today, jim. am axelrod: nancy cordes with the victorious clinton campaign in las vegas. thank you, nancy. for more on this big night in presidential politics, let's go back to bob schieffer in south carolina. bob, let's start with hillary clinton, who is now headed your way. does her win in nevada today steady her ship? hi reporter: well, i think at least it is no longer taking on water. some people were saying during the middle of the week she might actually lose o

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the new hampshire primary a couple days away. candidates for president trying to gain an edge. most fighting for tv airtime last night. a number of republicans at the debate stage. we have more. >> an awkward start to saturday's abc news republican debate. some of the candidates did not realize this. jeb bush and chris christie charge that marco rubio. all three are vying for mainstream gop voters. >> this notion that barack obama does not know what he is doing is not true. >> there he is. has memorized 25, second speech. >> marco rubio is a gifted politician. we have tried the old way with barack obama. >> donald trump made his first appearance after skipping the one in iowa. >> i would bring back waterboarding and much worse. >> the republican candidates were not the only ones to appear on national tv last night. the democratic front-runner here in the granite state, bernie sanders, tested out his comedic touch on saturday night live. >> sanders complained about the wealthy, one person, getting preferential treatment during his get about the titanic. >> enough is enough. we n

marÍa leticia: el magnate donald trump se impuso en las elecciones primarias de new hampshire. leÓn: este Último ganÓ la asamblea partidista de iowa. sanders llegÓ como gran favorito en la elecciÓn para definir al candidato demÓcrata a la presidencia. fernando pizarro tiene los detalles de manchester. armando: sunders y trump fueron los primarios. una primera victoria par ambos . >>optimista agradecido por todos los voluntarios que han hecho mucho para mÍ. fernando: algunos votantes se llegaron convencidos. esta mujer y su madre se orientaron por los republicanos. durante las horas de la votaciÓn se notÓ una asistencia continua a las urnas a pesar del intenso frÍo. hay que muchos residentes dicen estar acostumbrado. algunos hispanos donald trump que lidera es algo motivacional para que vayan a votar. >> creo que hillary va a ganar aquÍ. fernando: las encuestas indicaron que por el lado republicano dos de cada tres de los votantes dijo que preferÍa un candidato no tradicional y el 70% de los votantes demÓcratas consultados se calificaba como liberal. lo que es un gr

there comes a point you look at your poll numbers and the results and in places like new hampshire and iowa, you say, you know what? >> that's enough. >> call it quits. unfortunately for that campaign. we're going to have much more on that. tell you about the debate going on on the democratic side but >> live look outside to start off your day. it's another gorgeous start out there. a little chilly but we're going to see near record highs once again today and tomorrow and still well above average heading into the weekend. yesterday we were like that, too. 63 was the high, 50 the average high. the record 70 degrees. so we were seven degrees away from the record yesterday and i think today we're getting a lot closer. 66 the forecast high in reno-sparks. the record stands at 68 degrees so only two degrees away fromd the record. 56 in south lake and the eastern side of the state, not nearly as warm, 32 degrees for your high in elko. temperatures starting off the day in the 20s and 30s in western nevada and the sierra. the inversion is weakening, so air quality not too much of a concern goi

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strategic and tactical challenge we are suffering terribly in my home state of maine with heroine , new hampshire has one death overdose a day and in maine its 200 a year, one death every weekday, if you will. we are trying to deal with the demand side and with the treatment and prevention. but, keeping this stuff out to begin with and heroine is cheaper than it has ever been, which tells me that supply is up where should we be putting our efforts? >> well, i think working with the mexican government and that's where great deal of this comes from ms. mexico. and i think the partnership that we can engender with them is crucial to this. >> are they our partner? do they want to start-- stop this or do they see this as a cash crop? >> it depends on who they is in mexico. i think the national leadership would obviously like to stop the flow, but there are, as you know, very powerful economic forces in mexico that are against that and we have got a lot of-- they had got a lot of money and so they also have a corruption problem, frankly, to deal with, so i think we need to be as aggressive as we can be

abc's liz kreutz is covering the debate at the university of new hampshire. liz, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. this is the first time we've seen just hillary clinton and bernie sanders face off on a debate stage together. now just days away from that critical new hampshire primary. the two candidates didn't hold back. just hours ago, shots fired. enough is enough. if you've got something to say, say it directly. the last time before the new hampshire primary clashing in one of their nastiest fights yet. >> i am very proud to be the only candidate up here who does not have a super pac, who's not raising huge sums of money from wall street or special interests. >> senator sanders has said he wants to run a positive campaign. i think it's time to end the very artful smear that you and your campaign have ever been carrying out in recent weeks. >> reporter: the vermont senator doubling down on his attacks against his opponent's washington ways. >> she has the entire establishment or almost the entire establishment behind her. that's a fact. i don't deny

i think they move on because they think they'll do better in new hampshire, but i think after new hampshire and iowa there is a reshuffling of the deck. >> there's a place called -- this is one of the most popular ones coming out of iowa. this is the one i support the crazy one. >> whoever it is. >> not attaching a name to it. we'll be back next week from new hampshire.

>> rob: we now know the winners in new hampshire. >>> shower are tapering down. >>> there is no crime, there is no negotiating. >> cammy: what this boy count do was walk without pain. he does more than that now thanks to some friends in the hospital waiting room. >> cammy: it looks kind of pretty but it was what you can't see that you have to worry about. the snow is still falling and it will be the finished tomorrow. the snow, it is the cold that might catch you by surprise. >> we are going to see a really cold day tomorrow. tracking a couple of lingering light snow showers. mainly north and east the cincinnati. places in clinton county picked up almost six inches. we are still tracking some flurries. into adams county we are seeing a couple of flurries. where you see the darkest blue shade that's exactly where we picked up the highest snow southwest, you can see we didn't pick up close to anything that we saw in warren or clinton counties. less than an inch. cincinnati you are at 17 degrees. hamilton at 19. coming up in ten minute, we will track the rest of the snow showers for wedn

they weren't there in new hampshire. i don't think they can take them for granted in south carolina either. >> i remember hearing in 2008 everybody thought hispanics were not going to vote for the african-american and guess what they did. so i think we can't see everything through the spectrum of race, gender or color. >> black voters are very sophisticated. they don't look at a candidate and say well i've known you for 20 years and therefore i like you. but they also read and look at the issues. they have conversations as you saw in the beauty parlor. you didn't see it in the restaurant. there's no question that the african-american voters are going to pay close attention and they're going to make a decision based on what they're saying to them now. >> like tonight, we know what they're doing to say now. bernie is going to say i don't like wall street. hillary is going to say i do like barack obama. i think her message going to south carolina is a little bit better. >> i'm not questioning liking barack obama, but i will

new hampshire, we did not spend a lot of time, effort, or money there. for the times that i've been here in south carolina, i feel that my values and my message will resonate to a much stronger degree here.>> reporter: but as it stands right now, most recent polls shows that donald trump's message is what is resonating with south carolinians. he is pulling a number one with more than a week to go.>> is boisterous and dramatic. that kind -- that is the kind of society that we are. we like boisterous and dramatic and, wow, look at that. i do not know in the long run weather we will start being a little more serious. if we are, i think that i can do very well. >> reporter: and if he doesn't? >> ice trying to save america and my future. political arena or private sector.>> reporter: a future that would be more clear come february 20. britt conway, watch fox -- wach fox news.>> he will go head- the other republican candidates. the gop debate set for 9 pm at the peace center in greenville. >>> we will share the latest in the accused charleston shooter. there i

tonight, the two debated for the last time before voters in new hampshire head to the polls. quiet weather remains in place so, let me get this straight -- u.s. cellular has the phone you're looking for, a network that's built to give you coverage way out here where the other guys don't, and 6 gigs for only $40 a month. that's a lot less than verizon and at&t. so, why on earth would you ever go with one of those other guys? switch to u.s. cellular now and get 6 gigs of data for $40 a month plus get $300 back. with a partly cloudy sky and lows in the teens. friday brings a light snow chance, under 1", but not until late. the morning features an increase of clouds as highs push near 30. for the weekend saturday looks dry as highs jump above freezing. light snow moves into the forecast on sunday with continued chances through early next week. tonight: partly cloudy low: 15-21 high: 27-33 winds: s 5-10tomorrow night: chance of light snow low: 20-26 winds: s 5-10saturday: partly cloudy high: 36 - low: 23 sunday: chance of snow high: 39 - low: 28 monday: light snow likely high: 26

new york city under an advisory along with all our friends in new hampshire and much of maine. how much snow are we talking about, the higher the totals closer to the ocean. up to cape cod, a foot of snow. new york city may get nothing but 2 inches. very light and minimal effects there. out on long island, 6 to 10 inches. the blizzard is taking place. there it's blowing and drifting. not so much blowing and falling. ahead. >>> well, you can see the temperatures aren't all that cold yet. it's after these two storm systems move out. that's when the cold air will really invade from the north. our friends in minneapolis already a high of 14 degrees and a cold day in st. louis with some snow showers. i think when we start to tell you how close it's going to be toward next weekend, people are not going to like it. >> we're going to run from you. >> yes. >> you were dead right on the storm last time. we'll see, bill. >>> gas prices drop begun, and which one of those $5 million super bowl ads score the best, we'll let you know. >>> a frightening scene in london alarms many but not the

. >>> bernie sanders and hilled hill are getting ready to debate tonight in new hampshire. reporter weijia jang has the new war on words. >> donald trump is very rattled right now,. >> reporter: ted cruz fired back at donald trump in a town hall meeting hearing in hammonds. in a series of tweets donald trump accused cruz of fraud during the iowa caucuses. the republican party disagreed and made the results official. >> this is crunch time. >> reporter: trump avoided it at a campaign stop but overnight he tweeted again suggesting cruz's tack tore was a misdemeanor at minimum. democrats hillary clinton and bernie sanders are preparing to debate tonight the first head- to-head showdown since o'malley dropped out. at a town hall meeting last night the candidates continued to spar over which one of them deserves to be called a "progressive." >> you can't be a moderate and a progressive. they are different. >> it's very hard to see how any of his proposals could ever be achievable. >> reporter: sanders is counting on the youth vote to win. >> he understands the fact that things a

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marci gonzalez, "abc7 news," new hampshire. >>> officials in michigan were warned about the surge in legionnaire's disease before it was reported to the public. the michigan governor said he learned about it just a couple of days earlier, but e-mails obtained by a liberal group shows his office had been aware of the outbreak since last march. >>> pharmaceutical chief martin shkreli refused to testify today on capitol hill. lawmakers blasted him over severe drug price hikes. shkreli was criticized for raising the price of a life saving drug by more than 5,000%. today he smirked and laughed at times after exercising his fifth amendment right. >> is it pronounced shkreli? >> yes, sir. >> see, there you can answer some questions. that one didn't incriminate you. i want to make sure that you are welcome to answer questions and not all of your answers are going to subject you to incrimination. you understand that, don't you? >> i intend to follow the advice of my counsel, not yours. >> shkreli faces separate criminal charges in securities fraud. after the hearing, he sent out this tweet --

. >> reporter: after his big win in new hampshire, donald trump had stayed positive but not tweeting "if ted cruz doesn't clean up his ad and stop cheating i will expose him for not being a citizen". tonight is a chance for marco rubio to redeem himself after the last debate. right now donald trump has a commanding lead in the south carolina polls. he's about 17 points ahead of the pack. eyewitness coverage on that tonight at 10:00 and 11:00. >>> bernie sanders and hillary clinton campaigning in nevada today. the next competition is next week's nevada caucus. you can get the latest on all the 2016 candidates by downloading our free wftv news app. >>> investigators now continuing been on the run for 20 years. these are pictures of douglas adams who is accused of sexual abusing a child. this is what the 66-year old looks like now. he was supposed to turn himself into police in the late 1990's. investigators say he has assumed the identity of a dead man. we shared more about him on our facebook page to help police in their search. >>> the manhunt for a triple murder suspect has ended. l