eventually the warm air will win out and surge north up into new hampshire. you have to go all the way back to the great lakes states before green bay 32, early february. chicago 34. not arctic air no way. tonight, if anything the temps continue to climb. 55 to 60 with rain winding down after midnight. southwest wind a little feisty at times. 15 to 25 miles per hour. so this weather system crawls to

winning by less than a percentage point but there is more space between the candidates here in new hampshire. bernie sanders is at 63%. still doubling the support hillary clinton is getting at 30%. a 2% increase for bernie sanders widening the huge margin. the tracking poll combines three days of polling, so not much of

. >> reporter: chris christie with a campaign stop at a pizza place in new hampshire. no matter how you slice it, he's got some work to do. >> thank you all for coming today. >> reporter: to be competitive in the granite state. he's made a conscious decision to criticize marco rubio. some of his supporters have no problems with making rubio a target. >> we think christie by talking negatively about rubio is a good strategy for him?

. >>> one new hampshire pig was

bottom line is we are moving on to new hampshire right now. but we just want to make sure

at the end of the day, new hampshire voters are among the most serious voters in the country. if not the most serious. they look at thee issues, the underlying facts and want to know candidates don't know what they are just talking about but have a real plan and a real strategy moving forward and that campaign on. we feel great about the dividends that is going to pay here in 24 hours. >> senator, can i ask you about your campaign?

he won new hampshire and the presidency where someone else always does the driving. but it was serious to note he could have taken on the wheel if he had to.

. >> on an unseasonably warm evening in new hampshire this crowd doesn't have any warmth towards those who say donald trump is now politically

going back to 1984 gary hart came in with less than 20% of the iowa caucus vote and able to win new hampshire because he was declared kind of

finished eighth in iowa but high hopes for new hampshire. kasich at manchester headquarters about 20 minutes ago and he was talking about not getting into a mud slinging match with his opponents. >> i do the town halls and having a great time and not going negative and people take negative bound people ask it is

hampshire through a global trafficking network. >> heather: messages as business owners say they are disappointed that a new bill doesn't change the law regarding sunday paper and right now stage blue laws require that retail workers make time -and-a-half. stores were hoping that those laws would be changed but the new economic development plan from the governor only prevents online retailers from having to pay employees extra. governor baker maintains his new bill will help revitalize downtime shopping district

the race for new hampshire is on. candidates barnstorming the state for final votes. >> i would be happy to win by one vote. i just want to win. >> donald trump trying to hold his lead. hillary clinton and bernie sanders fighting to the finish. stand. hampshire. >>> abc news exclusive, teresa guidice speaks out for the first time since leaving federal prison here this hour for her first live tv interview answering your questions about life and lockup. her husband heading to prison next month and what's ahead for the real housewife.

. >>> all right, back now with the selfie sisters, the new hampshire teens doing something pretty amazing. they're hitting the campaign trail snapping pictures with almost every presidential candidate, addy and emma nozell started over the summer and have been on a mission since joining us via skype. how are you two doing? >> how are you? >> we're curious. we've been sitting here trying to figure out how did this start. whose idea was it? >> so we went to chris christie's event and we -- the

we feel positive about what it's going to mean monday night in iowa and new hampshire. >> you brought up the cap and trade issue. i'll play the full quote of what you said. >> florida should position itself for what i believe is inevitable and that is a federal cap and trade program. florida should do everything it can to be an early come plier so it can access early compliance funds and help influence what that cap and trade looks like at the federal level. so i'm in favor of giving the department of environmental protection a mandate that they go out and design a cap and trade or a carbon tax program and bring it back to the legislature for ratification some time in the next two years. >> all right. we gave you full context there. >> no, you didn't. there's more after that clip. >> we'll explain. >> no -- >> it does come across as you're saying it's inevitable so florida has to prepare. >> but what you just played is not the full clip. in favor of implementing it. i'm in favor of them bringing it back to the legislature. i do not support big government mandates. the context of that

with new hampshire in the books, all eyes turning to republican and the democrat primary. joining us there morning, joel sawyer and -- thank you for being with us. joel, talk about the republican side of this. donald trump, dog what the polls said donald trump was going to do, winning last night. the polls have him up here in

he put a lot of time and effort in new hampshire and when he performed badly he thought

are in nevada for the final day of campaigning ahead of tomorrow's caucuses after a big win in new hampshire, sanders is looking to show that this race is far from over. clinton is looking to get back on track before heading to the primaries in southern states where she is popular with voters. >>> justice antonin scalia's body is laid in the great hall of the supreme court today. a private ceremony was held this morning including family, friends and justices. president and misses obama are >>> novelist harper lee has died. the author of "to kill a mockingbird" passed away at her home town of monroeville, alabama. this was her first novel. it won the pulitzer prize and sold more than 10 million copies. she led a private life rarely making public appearances. harper lee was 89 years old. >>> the usc women's basketball team managed to take down the sec regular-season title with a win over georgia last night. a strong defensive effort pushed usc to a 61-51 win. the team is now a perfect 13-0 in sec play and moves to 25 and one overall. the gamecocks are back in action monday night when they are

connect with the voters directly and get ready because south carolina is different than iowa and new hampshire. >> for the long term strength of the democratic party they plea in the south. we are a good testing ground for that. >> millions are watching republican debates. people are excited about the primary. the level of television online

we are seeing about a 21-minute ride from new hampshire down to the state line in salem. 293 is up to speed. no delays getting through the lane shifts between exit four and the everett turnpike. out at the seacoast, 101 is up to speed. from massachusetts to maine, 93

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

the publisher of new hampshire's conservative "union leader" wrote young rubio must make new hampshire a bunch of rubes. he hasn't spent much time here but is trying to sell himself with tv ads as someone who can go to washington to clean up the washington mess. and chris christie, who's been camped out in new hampshire for months, is hitting rubio and ted cruz as johnny-come-latelies. >> two guys who have spent the least amount of time in new hampshire, by far. and because they came in second and third in iowa, you're going to let them come in second and third in new hampshire? >> that appeal to granite state voters, pride and being independent, not to mention their contrarian sensibilities

the publisher of the union leader said young rubio must make new hampshire a bunch of rubes. he hasn't spent much time here but is trying to sell himself with tv ads as someone who can go to washington to clean up the washington mess. meanwhile, ben carson won't let up on ted cruz for what carson aides call dirty tricks, sending this e-mail erroneously suggesting carson may drop out. cruz has apologized but carson isn't satisfied, telling buzzfeed not to take corrective action is tacitly saying it's okay or like hillary clinton said after benghazi, what difference does it make. carson said it doesn't rise to

. >> rubeio polling in second behind donald trump in new hampshire. >>> chipotle restaurants will open late today. they're holding a company wide meeting on food safety. they'll open at 3:00 p.m. this comes after slumping sales

reporter: in a one-on-one interview with wbz today hillary clinton who lost a big lead in the polls in new hampshire over the last year insist that she gets it. she understands voter frustration. >> but i believe what i i am put -- i am putting forth has a better chance of actually producing the results that will give people confidence we can turn this around. >> reporter: and coming up at 6, more of that one-on-one interview.

hampshire proved anything, it's that there is

the candidates may be focusing mostly on new hampshire for now---but signs are everywhere that south carolina's gop primary will be critical for cruz, and the e mpaigns of donald trump, marco rubio, dr. ben carson and others. again---they will be trying to attract support from the palmetto state's large evangelical bloc. midlands pastor mike gonazalez is working with the cruz campaign. i talk about it every sunday because i believe that pastors

before south carolina, voters in new hampshire will make their voice heard. wis will be there for the primary. starting monday, our will whitson will be providing live coverage. coming up on wis--fashion footballs are bringing glamour to the big nfl showdown this weekend. plus--an intern is caught on camera catching some zs. break the employees at a florida

with either party that could make the biggest impact in new hampshire. independents in new hampshire made up 43 percent of the general election vote in 2012. an independent in new hampshire can vote in either primary for any "independent voters are really tired of what's happening with the parties. the parties are keeping candidates from being able to really have a backbone. we want to be able to make it so that candidates can think independently and actually solve problems." some independent voters say they're drawn to the non-traditional candidates.

hampshire this morning.

hillary clinton and bernie sanders spoke directly to voters at a town hall in new hampshire last night. sanders slammed clinton, questioning her claims on being a 'progressive' versus a 'moderate' candidate. clinton fired back, urging voters to look at her record. prevent the election of a republican candidate to the white house, while sanders said he would love the opportunity to run against donald trump. presidential candidate "the goal has to be to prevent the republicans from getting back into the white house and undoing all the progress that has been made by

the first votes in the new hampshire primary are being cast this morning. the first votes in the new hampshire primary are being cast this morning. this is a live look at a voting precinct in manchester. overnight -- voters in small new john kasich and democrat, bernie sanders garnering the most early support. the today show will have a live report from new hampshire right after sunrise.

our will whitson is live in nashua new hampshire right now. he joins us now. you've got campaign volunteers and candidates all over the place here in new hampshire today- going door to door, business to business and rally to rally to get out the vote. according to the latest polls in new hampshire- donald trump still maintains his

in new hampshire last night clinton and sanders talked abo, what it means to be progressive. clinton and berne under the same roof, but sending much different messages. >> i and progressive cu gets results, and i will be aprogressive president who gets result>> i would love the opportunity. frankly, i am prejudiced.

michael: the latest polling out of new hampshire, this is a umass poll that was done after the debate. donald trump is still holding on to a strong lead. however, after the debate, his poll numbers, along with ted cruz's and marco rubio's, have gone down. gaining is john kasich, jeb bush, and chris christie. at the bottom of the list, with 3% and 4%. on the democratic side, bernie sanders is down slightly, but still 16 points ahead of hillary clinton. carol: we're just five days away from the next republican debate, here in greenville.