and as the new hampshire republican front-runner he's now claiming credit for getting the biggest newspapern new hampshire, the new hampshire union leader, dropped as a debate sponsor for the last new hampshire republican debate. which is going to be hosted by abc news next month. the "union leader" newspaper was part of the sponsorship of that debate. but donald trump has gone to war with the "union leader" and its publisher, joe mcquaid, recently and now abc has decided to drop them from that very, very important debate. >> what a pile of garbage that newspaper is. so i want to tell you, so we had an interesting thing. because you have a very dishonest newspaper up here. it's also a failing newspaper. it's going down the tubers. i remember when this was a big paper. look at the size of this thing. if they cut it down anymore you won't be able to find it. it looks like the things you know when you go to the grocery store where they give you a little handout. what do they call that? coupons? so this guy. his name's joe mcquaid. [ booing ] no, he's a -- he's a lowlife. i'm telling you. here,

and tomorrow, more candidates will arrive in new hampshire. republican senator rand paul will stop in dover and laconia. former hp c.e.o. carly fiorina will visit salem and nashua. and florida senator marco rubio has a stop planned in hooksett. you can follow all the presidential candidates on our website, just go to wmur.com and click on the candidate tracker. jean: the father of the boy injured after falling off a chairlift at ragged mountain is speaking to news 9 tonight. update on the boy' s condition. mike: he says his 11-year-old son has been to three hospital so far. concussion but is expected to be ok. and his dad is not want to see anyone else go through this. saturday afternoon, he fell looked at ragged mountain. tried to hold on to him but lost his grip. he says the lift never stopped the shutdown button. ragged mountain says the retreat of people operating the booth and ski patrol did not know what happened until his father reached the top. he says it was a horrifying experience. father: i don' t want any parent to have the situation i had an

saturday c-span will be live at the first in the nation presidential town hall hosted by the new hampshire republican party in nashua. many of the republican presidential candidates will be there along with notable republican leaders and over 1,000 grassroots activists. live coverage begins saturday morning at 10:00 eastern and again that's on c-span. >>> american history tv airs every weekend on c-span3. all day saturday and sunday. some of the highlights for this weekend include -- saturday at 2:00 p.m. eastern on oral histories, an interview with conservative commentator armstrong williams. part of the explorations in black leadership project. >> and we walked in, some of the people recognized my father because he had a strong reputation in the county. just before he was about to be introduced to strom thurmond i extended my hand, i said hello, senator, i'm armstrong williams and i hear you're a

republican governor. >> reporter: across televisions in iowa and new hampshire, the republican primary has gotten tough. tough on the issues. >> and i will say the politics of it would be very, very different if a bunch of lawyers or bankers were crossing the rio grande. >> reporter: on democrats. >> he's the one hillary doesn't want to run against. >> reporter: and on each other. >> but unlike some, his state is now booming. >> reporter: the ads spending millions apiece from the top tier candidates underscores the urgency of the moment. just weeks remain before voters caucus in iowa. 36 days before the new hampshire primary. for candidates not named donald

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hampshire? mr. scala: i think on the republican side, cruz has a viable shot to take down trip. does trump have the organization to bring out the caucus vote, or will it matter -- will he defy gravity like he has all year? on the democratic side, i think clinton has the edge there. and even though sanders has the edge here in new hampshire. ed: you suspect the secretary will win one of the first two, senator sanders will win one of the first two? out clinton in new hat trick. janet: finally, do you see a brokered convention for republicans? contested, but i do not know if make a settlement. ted: although it seems like an endless campaign so far, in a week the first actual votes of the 2016 presidential race will be counted. we are curious, what stands out in your mind so far? >> well, i am horrified by the rancor in the republican primary. >> they are just at each other' s throats. it is complete division. >> they seem to know their stuff. >> i saw some interviews bernie sanders did with regular people. i thought that was really cool. >> they all say the same thing except for tr

there has been little p movement in the new hampshire ` republican race the last couple of weeks. trump continues to have more than twice the support of his nearest competitors... with compared to cruz's s wi 9t. on the democratic side-- hillary clinton-- and bernie sanders-- are basically in a dead- heat in iowa. sanders only holds a one point lead over clinton... according to a new poll conducted by "you-gov." but-- in new hampshire it is not even close. sanders has a 19- point lead over the former secretary of state. that is almost as big as the 22-point lead that clinton maintains in south carolina. meanwhile... former new york mayor-- michael bloomberg-- says he may make a run at the white independant. sanders says it another trump to the race... and this should not between billionaires-- who already have too power. many analysts say bloomberg's entry into the race would siphon democratic votes. bud hedinger of "good morning orlando" on "w-f-l-a" joins us live to talk about it. gain--republicans or democrats? donald trump on the taking another shot trump tangled with kelly du

. >> reporter: this new hampshire republican sports ted -- supports ted cruz. >> donald trump seemed a little rattled and going down in the polls. mentioned cruz at his campaign event today. criescruz launched his pain. >> you look at syria where if you're christian, they're chopping off heads. and if you look at different heads, it is under siege. >> reporter: in iowa, evangelical voters could sway the caucuses just two weeks away. donald trump said never give up if you want to be successful, which is how he is running his campaign. >>> big changes coming to wncn. we'll be the new home for cbs programming beginning february 29th. you can check out wncn.com for details. and tonight we'll let you know where this large sinkhole opening closed down the road. >>> and the water under that but it will get really cold. the coldest since last february. i'll tell you what to expect as you head out the door. >>> as the cold weather settles, in we have tips for you to keep your car in top christian -- condition. we'll be right back. >>> this road will be closed till the sinkhole is repaired. >>

@the ad is aimed at discrediting @kasich with new hampshire @republicans and taking a bite @out of his number 2 spot in the @polls there. @>> barack obama, no john kasich @you, they called the american @future fund, bashing kasich in @new hampshire, they spent $1 @million. @they don't have to identify @donors. @the man who runs the group he @has gotten a free pass right @now. @marco rubio could be involved. @others are looking for coal @brothers fingerprints. @they didn't invite kasich last @year. @the ad is called who is he? @and the question is who are @they asking? @main event without trump, steve @handelsman, what's the @consensus there. @>> how big is a risk taking by @doing a no show, is he creating @doubts or is he stronger. @>> let me give you anecdotes, @talk to republicans here in @iowa today, the ones who say @they really are going to caucus @for trump. @they're not going to vote for @them. @they're peed. @a lot of people feel the same @for three reasons. @trump has the leaves. @if you think it's accurate, he @took this away from ted cruz. @he locked this up. @it's like play

hampshire. >>> republican presidential hopeful ben carson is opening up about the death of one of his campaign volunteers in iowa tuesday. he called him a hard worker and said he was enthused about finding a way to make this country great again. >> i don't want this to be a life lost in vain. we have a role to play america is to be a wonderful place for those coming behind us. >> carson canceled wednesday's campaign events to honor him. look for more on the cbs evening news with scott kelly at 6:30 >>> now preparing for a bitter blast that could cripple much of the east coast this weekend. >> a winter storm could bring some areas as much as 2 feet of snow. cake -- craig is in washington d.c., how are things looking tonight? >> reporter: good evening to you. well here on the streets these streets have been pretreated. that did not happen 24 hours ago and they apologized when just a dusting of snow shut down traffic going in and out of the city. hundreds of salt trucks and snowplows are getting ready for a blizzard. up to 20" of snow forecasted to blanket the washington d.c. area. this is an ext

that is 35, the percentage of new hampshire republican voters who say they will not vote for donald trump under any circumstances. it might be a first for any that category in either party. we did have a chance to ask on the trip about that divide. we caught up with him and chris christie earlier today on the campaign trail in iowa. donald trump: i feel great having such a response. josh: after a church service and ahead of a rally, donald trump was joined by his wife as he spoke exclusively with news 9 about his faith and the campaign. donald trump: my faith makes me appreciate things more. josh: trump is unconcerned about the divide his candidacy has created within the g.o.p. what are you going to do to win over the republicans to win a general election in november? donald trump: i will keep working hard. we have an amazing country and amazing people. the former u.s. attorney told us he is ready to make losing arguments. >> you want the person you believe can keep americans safe and secure, who is the most tested and best prepared to be kelly clinton. -- hillary clinton. josh: on the de

. >> reporter: this new hampshire republican support ted cruz. today, the candidate is calling donald trump, nervous. >> donald assumes a little i understand he is losing support. it seems his response is to attack interpersonal. >> reporter: trump never imagined cruz . according to ventricle devote -- vote at liberty university. >> we will protect courteously. if you look at what is going on throughout the world, if you look at syria where if you are christian they are chopping off heads. you look at the different places and christianity -- it is under siege. >> reporter: i will, evangelical voters could sway the outcome of the caucuses now just two weeks away. donald trump told the students at liberty university to never give up if you want to be successful. that is how he is running his campaign. edward lawrence, nbc news, washington. >>> in a rare move, the british parliament debated banning donald trump from the country. the petition signed by more than 570,000 people sparked this controversy. the petition points to trump's call to ban musli

in nashua, new hampshire today for the new hampshire republican party town hall. a number of republican theidates are addressing room here. john kasich is next. we will also hear from carly live.a and jim gilmore we will re-air for you a couple speeches that we recorded earlier today from marco rubio and jeb bush. all still to come here as our live coverage continues from new hampshire. a couple of candidates who are not in new hampshire today -- ted cruz and donald trump. we will be covering them. they are in iowa. tonight, a rally for senator beck andluding glenn steve king. tomorrow, donald trump will be speaking to supporters at a rally in iowa. at 1:00have that live tomorrow, sunday, on c-span. nashua,, we're live in new hampshire, the new hampshire republican party putting on what they call the first in the nation town hall today. we have heard from several presidential candidates, and expect to hear from several more as our life average continues here on c-span. john kasich, the ohio governor, coming up in just a few minutes. he is running a little late, bu

everybody here would just say - 'anybody but hillary'-" (super: keene, nh :44-:48) this new hampshire republican supports senator ted cruz. (nat sot crowd cheers cruz at diner) today, the candidate is calling donald trump nervous. (sot sen. ted cruz / (r) presidential candidate :51- :58) donald seems a little bit rattled. i understand he is losing support and going down in the polls. it seems his response is to attack and get personal. (super: lynchburg, va :59-1:06) trump never mentioned cruz at his event today. courting the evangelical vote - at liberty university, where cruz launched his campaign. (sot donald trump / (r) presidential candidate 1:07-1:19) "we are going to protect christianity and if you look at what is going on throughout the world, look at syria, there if you're christian they are chopping off heads. christianity is under siege." in iowa evangelical voters could sway the outcome of the caucuses now just two weeks away. (insert ends) (two second pause) audio outcue: i'm edward lawrence, nbc news, washington. >> it will be a busy week for they criss-cross iowa with just two wee

a new cnn / wmur poll shows donald trump is trumping both with a 20 point lead in the new hampshire republican primary. set for february 9th. texas senator ted cruz is second. former florida governor jeb tied with florida senator marco rubio. christie.. john kasich and kentucky sen. rand paul are each tied at tied at six percent. right now... police are looking for a man they say.... is armed and dangersous. the manhunt started.... around - 4- this morning... when police tried to pull over a man and woman.... who both ran. they got the woman... who was armed... but... the man is still on the run.... right now. lt. david gordon, lvmpd img0433 00:00:11-00:00:19 "something can go instantly from a routine traffic stop or citizen contact to a very violent encounter." police say... they found their car... with guns and drugs... inside. police called off the search... but... they think they know... who the man is... new at five.. part of a street in summerlin will soon disappear. clark county officials have voted to give the road to faith luthern middle and high school. action news anchor jessica jan

we beat him by 23 points. >> marie: sanders will continue campaigning in new hampshire. republican presidential hopeful dr. ben carson was back on the campaign trail today. he took some time off after one of his campaign staffers was killed in a crash in iowa. 25-year-old braden joplin died tuesday after the van he was in flipped over on an icy road and was hit by another vehicle. carson started off by telling everyone about joplin. >> you know, he was such an he cared so much about what was going to happen to our nation, what was going to happen to the next generation. >> jessica: three other carson taf members were also in that van, they are all recovering tonight. >> marie: news 3 is your place for politics, can you count on us for complete coverage of the 2016 presidential race. read more about the candidates and see what they're up to right now on news3lv.com, or on any of our social media platforms. just search ksnv news 3 las vegas or follow us on twitter. right now thousands of people are being impacted by a major storm hitting the east coast. >> jessica: this is a live loo

robert, govenor christie's campaign heads to council bluffs on monday before returning to new hampshire. republican presidential candidate donald trump was booed during his speech at an event in south carolina. trump spoke at the south carolina tea party convention in myrtle beach. he joined other candidates at the event - including former arkansas governor mike huckabee and texas senator ted cruz. trump was criticizing cruz for failing to reveal his bank loans when he was booed by the crowd. republican presidential hopeful jeb bush appeared on "meet the press" this morning, talking mainly about the status of his campaign and, on trump's campaign. "there's a lot of anxiety. people are so angry th washington and frustrated with their own lives. i saw-- a survey that 63 percent of people can't afford a car repair of 500 bucks. and more than half of americans have less than $1,000 in savings. and the big guy comes in and-- and offers the moon and the stars, and-- people are-- are latched onto that. but the reality is that he's not windchill advisories/warning s in effect for siouxland from this evenin

at an event, in new hampshire, republican marco rubio criticized president obama's potential executive actions on the presidential candidate told supporters that no executive action-- including further restrictions on the definition of a gun dealer-- would have have prevented any recent mass shootings. "the second point i would make is that as president of the unites states for example, on my very first day, i am going to repeal whatever unlawful or unconstitutional executive orders this president imposes to try to undermine the second amendment." rubio told the crowd he's a strong supporter of the second amendment... and always has been. still to come.... the iowa caucuses are less than a month away. see how both political parties are getting ready. and see how you can find out how to participate. days after the paris attacks, senators came together for a top-secret briefing on the terrorist threat... marco rubio was missing - fundraising in california instead. two weeks later, terrorists struck again in san bernardino... and where was marco? fundraising again in new orleans. over the

jean: and tomorrow more candidates will arrive in new hampshire. republican senator rand paul will stop in dover and laconia, and former h.p. ceo carly fiorina will visit salem and nashua. you can follow all the presidential candidates on our website. just go to wmur.com and click on the candidate tracker. temperatures are dropping across the state tonight, with even colder temperatures tomorrow. here is a look at concord, where it is 30 degrees. hayley lapoint tells us how cold it will get for the start of the work week. hayley: it will be brutal, considering we are coming off of a mild december. s. colder. 29 degrees in manchester. 30 in concord. s in whitefield. this is just the start. the state. it has a few snow showers in higher elevations. you can see the clouds over hampshire. those will clear away by tomorrow morning. but you will feel a difference when you step out. temperatures in the teens for kids at the bus stop. we only get into the 20' s. with the wind, it will feel like single digits. how long does the cold air last? i will show you the seven

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. >> from ted cruz, i think there's a number of very conservative new hampshire republicans. they're not a majority in this state. typically worth thought of as a more moderate center-right state. but for those very conservative voters, they're looking at ted cruz, and they're optimistic that perhaps someone with a similar ideology to theirs could actually win the nomination. so they're going to be taking a close look at him tonight to see how he bares up under the pressure of being the front-runner in iowa, and of course, he's been you should pressure from donald trump about where he was born, whether he was a natural born citizen and all that sort of thing. >> is that natural born citizen issue picking up traction in new hampshire? is that something that -- i mean, your voters there often describe as the more sophisticated, early-engaged voters? is that something they pay attention to? >> i don't think quite -- we're hearing quite as much about it here as, say, out in iowa. ted cruz hasn't been a big presence in new hampshire. he hasn't been doing the town hall meetings wit

edward: this new hampshire republican supports s nator ted cruz. donald trump nervous. >> donald seems a little bit rattled. i understand he is losing support and going down in the polls. it seemsmsis response is to attack, and get personal. edward: trump never mentioned cruz at his event today, courting the evangelical vote at liberty university, where cruz launched his campaign. >> we are going to protect christianity, and if you look at what is going on throughout the world, look at syria. there, if you're christian, they are chopping off heads. christianity is under siege. edward: in iowa, evangelical voters could sway the outcome of the caucuses, now just two weeks away. donald trump told the students at liberty university to never give up if you want to be successful, which is how he says he's running his campaign. edward lawrence, nbc news. washington. >> now, your live super doppler 4 hd weather r recast. john: high pressure building expected in the mountains. no precipitation. as the cold air comes in with the northwesterly wind, wind chil

where you have now according to this poll this morning 44% of new hampshire republicans are established guys, rubio, christie, kasich, bush, sorry, four. so many losing count. but in new@hampshire the dynamic is s much more tighterecause you have these three governors especially jeb bush, chris christie, john kasich in circular firing squad inside the larger circular firing squad because only one of them is going to be able to auto marge from new hampshire make the money to the rest of the country let me continue on. >> dickerson: i'll get to that punching match. it was -- getting worse this week. jamelle, the cruz-trump friendship, whatever it was. joint operations has gone away. they are now -- donald trump brought up whether he's eligible. what do you make? this is trump going back to his greatest hits of the attacks on politics he does not like or trust. he sort of brought out the birther question with barack again. the difference here, i don't think cruz needs to do much to respond because i'm not@ sure how much actual republican voters are taking this seriously. i

hampshire. enough republicans said another bush? we're not sure. let's promote this guy mccain. that's why pat buchanan won in new hampshire. a lot of republicans say bob dole president? we're not sure. let's make sure there's a contest, and they promoted pat buchanan. bob dole a lovely man but many happened be to be right. in 2008 a lot of democrats said barack obama one-term senator. not a lot of accomplishment. gives a great speech. we're not so sure. so we voted for hillary clinton and created this knockdown, dragout fight to the nomination that everyone argues made barack obama a better candidate and helped elect him president. >> we spent six days in new hampshire covering town hall john casic ncluding and bush. they've been posted. we're live today with hillary linton in new hampshire this jan. follow our coverage. our guest is kevin land again the chief correspondent. the first of the nation primary, new hampshire. donald joining us from port arthur, texas. good morning. caller: hello. i sure enjoy c-span and it gives you a chance to see that the people out there are just

several candidates making the rounds in new hampshire today. republican presidential candidate and new jersey governor chris christie delivering a speech on restoring american leadership that. happened in manchester, new hampshire and republican senator mao rubio spoke at a town hall in hooksett. also holding event in the granite state today republicans carly fiorina, rad paul and martin o'malley . >> anchor: republican front-runner donald trump in massachusetts hosting an event in lowell tonight. some in the city see if his visit is a slap in the face to the big immigration population. but his supporters couldn't be happier to hear from him in person. brandon oh now with more from lowell. overnight donald trump released his first television ad of the campaign airing an iowa and in a he prom tots ban muslims from entering the u.s., cut the head >>> we will make america great again . >> anchor: the new ad could on the heels of a new recruitment video from an al-kaeda affiliate highlighting trump's propose insisted muslim ban. . >>> what am i going to do? i

and the next big debate, after iowa and just days before new hampshire. republican debate next saturday night, right here on abc. >>> and the other factor playing weather. trees down in southern because of flooding. six inches in reno and counting. the map showing the reach of the storm, getting to the great lakes on tuesday. and it will hit here right after the caucuses are wrapped up. everybody is hoping so. >>> in the meantime, we turn to a disturbing case making national headlines this sunday. breaking developments in a murder investigation, a virginia tech student arrested, and his friend, too. all of in in connection with a 13-year-old girl that vanished. here's eva pilgrim. >> reporter: tonight, two virginia tech students under arrest. in connection with the death of 13-year-old nicole lovell. >> late saturday night, the investigation led us to david e. eisenhower, a virginia tech student. >> reporter: police say he was charged with kidnapping and murder, knew the victim, and track store. a second student, charged as an accessory, accused of helping him to get rid of the body. lo

hampshire. tomorrow's big republican debate will be here tomorrow on fox and senator ted cruz jumping on the news when donald trump said he would not be there. >> i think anyone running for the president of the united states owes it to the people of iowa to have the humility to come in front of you, to make the case, to answer the hard questions, to look you in the eye if he's unwilling to stand on the debate stage with the

washington establishment is rushing over to support donald trump. >> reporter: in iowa and new hampshire, republican voters haven't chosen a candidate. a new poll shows more than half of republicans are still making up their minds. these voters could be up for grabs for candidates like john both believe if they can finish a strong second in new hampshire, they will attract the money, momentum and media attention necessary to credibly chase the nomination. >>> the democratic presidential contenders are not distancing them sels from the party establishment, they're trying to gain its support. nancy cordes is on the campaign trail in des moines, iowa. >> reporter: we've reached the point where even the smallest blight can become an issue. last night hillary clinton took up bridge at a stray comment from bernie sanders. >> i was somewhat confused when senator sanders said well, you know, planned parenthood and human rights campaigns, they're part of the establishment. i thought boy, i wish it were. i wish we weren't fighting all the time to protect women's rights, to protect women's health. >> reporter:

candidate jim gilmore talked to voters at the the first in the nation town hall hosted by the new hampshire republican party in nashua, new hampshire. he focused on his military service and his plan to expand u.s. military capabilities if he was president. afterwards he took questions from the audience. this is about an hour. >> thank you, jennifer, good, thank you very much. i am. this is impressive. i think maybe i should be doing a fashion show out here. this is very interesting. i am so glad to be here back once again at the first in the nation here in new hampshire. you know, it's funny, i'm from virginia, so i had to come north to new hampshire to avoid all the ice and the cold and the snow. all right, we're on a timer so i'm going to get started here because i have a lot of things that i want to say to you and maybe if we are fortunate here, i can save a few minutes for questions and answers, which i very much look forward to. i'm pleased to once again be back here. i've had a chance to be here very often. this i think is my 19th trip to new hampshire. lot of the candidates, of course, have cho

fiorina spoke at the first in the nation presidential town hall, hosted saturday by the new hampshire republican party. she talked about domestic policys she would enact as president and took questions on abortion, birth control and criminal justice reform. this is half an hour. >> all right, new hampshire. let's give a warm new hampshire welcome to ms. carly fiorina! cheers and applause] ms. fiorina: hi. great to see you all. thank you. good to see all that energy after lunch. have you ever noticed how politics kind of it covered like a sport these days? is like a gain. my team versus your team. who is up, who is down. maybe that is because politics is become an inside game. politicians have been playing it all their lives. we have people like hillary clinton who sit inside the system, raking in millions by selling access and influence. we have people like donald trump sitting outside the system making billions by buying up people like hillary clinton. that is the game, folks. that's been what's going on for a long time. the political establishment and crony capitalism. it's not a game most of

i say all of the new hampshire establishment republicans are winners, due to the fact that the patriotst to the broncos yesterday. so new hampshire will not be fixated on the super bowl. that means the new hampshire republicans will get all the attention they need. my second question to you, mark, real quick, what are you looking for once you get to iowa over the next 24 to 48 hours? >> which candidate can actually get hot and drive the same message every dave on the stump. nothing matters more than a hot candidate running a winning message every day with passion al energy from dawn to dusk. and beyond. >> i want to see hillary clinton. i saw her a little bit today. i want to go out with her for a lot of tomorrow and see what's going on the ground with her. so many questions for her seems to me, is her ground work really good, can it match sanders' enthusiasm. >>> tomorrow, we have former obama campaign manager david master of the ground game. and we will have him live from san francisco when we do the show tomorrow. we're on the tube twice a day at 5:00 and 8:00 p.m., and check out ste

. >>> this new hampshire republican supports senator ted cruz. today crew is calling donald trump nervous . >>> donald seems a little bit rattled. i understand. he is losing support and going down in the poll. it seems his response is to attack and get personal. >> anchor: rump never mentioned cruz at his event in virginia accord courting the evangelical vote where cruz launched his campaign at liberty university . >>> we will protect christianity. if you look at what's going on throughout the world. you look at syria where there if you are christian they are chopping off heads. you look at the different places and christianity, it's under siege . >>> in iowa, evangelical voters weeks away. man politicians paid tribute and today boston is hon omar tin luther king junior. a service to pay tribute to the civil rights leader is pat of the city's annual day of service and marty walsh spoke there along with a number of civil rights activists. a reminder tomorrow is the mayor mayor's annual state of the city address. mayor walsh will begin remarks at 7

new jersey governor chris christie has earned a key endorsement ahead of the new hampshire republican primary. the boston herald newspaper announced that it is endorsing christie for president. the paper called christie a trusted leader with a real shot at uniting republicans ahead of the november general election. the newspaper also complimented called "gutsy" on the campaign trial ... turning to the democrats.. and there's talk of adding another debate before the new hampshire primary. hillary clinton says she wants the debate. to some, it's a sign she's worried about bernie sanders' rise in the polls. the sanders campaign is considering another debate. the vermont senator visited president obama at the white house yesterday amid thoughts the president is leaning towards his former secretary of state to replace him. bernie sanders "i think he and the vice president have tried to be fair and even-handed in the process." the latest polls show sanders holding onto his leads in iowa and new hampshire. kyle: we're in the tornado! tense moments in florida...as multiple torandoes tear touc

hampshire. enough republicans said another bush? we're not sure. let's promote this guy mccain. that's why pat buchanan won in new hampshire. a lot of republicans say bob dole president? we're not sure. let's make sure there's a contest, and they promoted pat buchanan. bob dole a lovely man but many happened be to be right. in 2008 a lot of democrats said barack obama one-term senator. not a lot of accomplishment. gives a great speech. we're not so sure. so we voted for hillary clinton and created this knockdown, dragout fight to the nomination that everyone argues made barack obama a better candidate and helped elect him president. >> we spent six days in new hampshire covering town hall john casic ncluding and bush. they've been posted. we're live today with hillary linton in new hampshire this jan. follow our coverage. our guest is kevin land again the chief correspondent. the first of the nation primary, new hampshire. donald joining us from port arthur, texas. good morning. caller: hello. i sure enjoy c-span and it gives you a chance to see that the people out there are just

clinton in iowa and new hampshire. >> if we do well in both of those dates i think my friends we're looking at one of the great political upset in modern history. >>> republican hopeful new jersey governor chris christie decided to cancel his remaining campaign events in new hampshire because he wants to travel back to new jersey as a >>> in ohio voters will get to cast their ballots in the months. while attention is focused on that race for president there is also a primary on the u.s. senate. john kassig has more. furr it is a waste that involves from the ohio governor ted strickland. although it may sound lopsided phelps said underestimate him at your own risk. ted strickland may be focused on a november showdown with rob portman but they will have to get by cincinnati councilman sinquefield. sinquefield argues the nomination will make it about his racist government. >> republicans are eager to make the senate race and -- is still and bitter argument about the past. >> pocket we challenge the >> he was hoping to avoid a costly primary. cindy feld has stayed in the rice and has picked up backers of summit county. and former congressman state senator tom saw

howard baker finished third in the 1980 new hampshire republican primary, behind ronald reagan and george h.w. bush. he withdrew from the race a week later. mr. reagan would go on to win the nomination and defeat incumbent president jimmy carter in the general election. this is about 10 minutes. >> senator howard baker, welcome to election 1980. leadership is a quality that american people have demanded from the president. many americans feel we have not received strong, effective leadership from our president. how would you define leadership? mr. baker: i expect leadership a difficult quantity or quality to define in any case, but a presidential setting, the most difficult. let me give you examples of strong leaders, and then i will give you a more direct answer. franklin roosevelt, in my judgment, was a very strong political leader. the good states purposes and identify problems and did an extraordinary job of convincing the country through his fireside chats and the congress by , persuasion, to follow on. he quickly connected most of the new deal legislation in the 1930's. that was str

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a week later the new hampshire primary. both the republicans democrats voting on that night in new hampshire. the rest of the month breaks up a little bit. on saturday 20th, it's democrats in nevada and republicans in south carolina. the two parties couldn't get together on that one. important votes on those states. on the 23rd, nevada republicans get to weigh in, excuse me, the democrats already gone. we close out the month on the 27th with south carolina democrats. so you see here four states, even though you have five voting days, four states in the first month of february. this is not so much against about winning delegates but it is about getting momentum heading into march. take a look at this. a wild month in march including a huge super tuesday primary to start it off. that's when things get interesting and heads south. ma manu, i said at the top of the show the biggest question is whether donald trump can translate his remarkable 2015 into success in 2016. i think question number two, can bernie sanders? >> a year ago if we sat around

reporter: this new hampshire republican supports ted cruz. today, he' s calling donald trump nervous. >> donald seems rattled. i understand he' s losing support and it seems his responses to reporter: trump never mentioned ted cruz. mr. trump: we are going to protect christianity and if you look at what is going on throughout the world, few look at syria, they are chopping off heads -- you look at different places and christianity is under siege. reporter: in iowa, evangelical voters could sway the caucuses. mike: in a rare move running into american politics, the british parliament voted on banning donald trump from the country. the petition points to his calls to ban muslims from entering the u.s. as the reason why he should be banned. incredible moments today in germany as the family of safe read prisoner got to see them for the first time in years. base with his sister and brother-in-law. they are undergoing memorable -- memory and psychological evaluations. >> i think about a person who spent four and a half years, much of it in solitary

c-span will be live with the first in the nation presidential town hall posted by the new hampshire republican party in nashua. many of the republican presidential candidates will be there along with notable republican leaders and over 1,000 grassroots activists. live coverage begins saturday morning at 10:00 eastern, again, that's on c-span. >>> at nytimes.com this is the headline, alarmed clinton supporters are focusing on senator sanders and his socialist edge. joining us is jonathan martin national political correspondent for "the new york times." thank you for being with us. >> hi, steve, how are you? >> we heard this from former president bill clinton earlier today and other clinton surrogates talking about this socialist moniker for senator sanders. what's this all about? what's the strategy? >> i think they want to remind democratic primary voters going into the first two contests in iowa and new hampshire that they're not just registering their views on politics today, they're not just, you know, indicating that they've been more motivated by, steve, but they are going to be picking t