rubio close behind followed by john kasich, bush, cruz, crist christy and carson. >>> grab your wings, nachos and bean dip. the highest title in the land. mike gillespie kicking off the super bowl 50 coverage. game one day away. expwh it can have the most distractions out of any game there is, and cam newton hoping he and panthers handle the >> and all the festivities of the media, and anything leading up to it. all you see is panther bronco conversations, and fs it's a dream come true, and hopefully we are prepared come sunday. >> andthank you, mike. >> be glad the super bowl is out in sunny cam cal, and you could see a bit of snow. michelle is in the weather center. temperatures above the freezing mark for now. today topped out around 5 # 3, and now we are sitting generally much of the area, and 44 for sumter. we have a voas aloe there. that's where all the moisture is coming from. before it does, that's why you are seeing a few showers, but a majority of the showers staying well to the south. as we start to drop down, we could get a little bit. overnight hours very, very early morn

. >> crist christie held a town hall until new jersey. urging voters to not to put another first term senator in the white house. >> and jon kasich skipped iowa. iowa. the state ready for the parade of candidates? >> the focus turns here tomorrow morning. this will be a wild week and they're ready, they said. even before iowa is over, the final push in new hampshire is on. jeb bush rallying during the caucuses small away in a small hall in manchester. people here can already feel the shift in the race. >> it's been crazy. >> reporter: even at red arrow diner where the candidates cover the walls, they know this is their week. >> it is a lot of pressure. it is. but it's exciting. >> reporter: an exciting seven days ahead for granite staters. the biggest political race in four years now focused squarely on them. and they do not want to disappoint. >> i'm very nervous for this primary coming up. i think it's one of the -- i think everyone is nervous. i can't think of one that's very nerve racking. >> with iowa in the area view, it's time to m

vote, but to begin to persuade people supporting the other so-called mainstream candidates like crist christielike jeb bush, like john kasich, that those folks should not, quote, waste their vote. and they should come on over and support marco rubio. but we'll see how that works out tomorrow night. >> stewart: on the democratic side clinton and sanders are running neck and neck. however hillary clinton pulls ahead in voters 65 and older. given past caucuses what does that code for tomorrow? >> well, older voters traditionally do turnout more faithfully on caucus night. it's just part of their dna, you might say. they've been going to caucus for years. and they will likely do that on monday night, barring something unfore seen. so that should help hillary clinton. what bernie sanders is counting on though is that first time caucus goers, younger caucus goers are going to be turning out in big enthusiastic numbers for him. so far, hillary clinton's people are pretty confident they're going to be okay. but you can bet that they're watching the sanders turnout a lot. >> stewart: judy woodruff, tha

. @>>> a political bombshell @today in terms -- as crist @kristi -- chris christie has @endorsed donald trump. @he had argued that experience @is critical to being president @but today he said he was @supporting donald trump days @before to produce a -- before @super tuesday. @>> america must have a strong @leader again i can restore @american jobs and confidence. @donald trump is the man to do @it works @i felt strongly about that i @wanted to get. @>> there speculation that he @may be aiming to be donald @trump's running mate. @he says he plans to remain new @jersey's governor until his @term ends in 2018. @>>> there's a big democratic @contest tomorrow in south @carolina where the democratic @primaries will be. @hillary clinton spoke to the @crowd about gun control. @>> we need to strip the @immunity that the congress @voted for, including my @opponent, giving gun makers @and sellers immunity from any @liability. @the only industry in our @country that has been given @that immunity. @>> both hillary clinton and @bernie sanders spent time at a @democratic event in south @carolina. @>>

governor crist christie. neil: you always hear dr.aying the same thing that their own internal tracking survey show momentum. each candidate seems to be indicating that appeared governor crist in a difference. today will decide that. but we'll see whether the polls which are optimistic the matter what candidate you talk to will live up to the internal tracking they are getting. we will know later on today. don't forget 10:55 p.m., at dn starts with live coverage of the results coming out of the granite a brother chris christie or ben carson and his internal tracking polls measure appeared we would get a pretty good idea. stay with us. more after this. neil: it's all about the turnout. the more turnout, the white house people like trump, sanders. let's turn now, you start getting into grad cancer that can effectively get the people they have that too though. hard to say because to get different reports on different precincts. peter binds with us right now. one word is not measuring up to publicity. peter. >> that is right. we are in me

bill, that was audacious of crist i christie to propose changing social security.info to us about what these would-be presidents would do. elmer, i am very glad to be able to hear the no spin news every day as a billo'reilly.com premium member. you are still the history teacher. a lot of stuff i can't say on the factor," i make prediction in new hampshire but i can't do that here because it might skew. gale, texas. bill, just finished your excellent book "killing reagan." i'm ruwondering if you ever met the president. i did not. i covered his second inaugural. extremely cold day. the parade was canceled. paul ruben stein, new york city, you say you apologize when you're wrong, page 114 in "killing reagan" withdrew write rutherford b. hayes was in new york when you know perfectly well he was from ohio. let me get this right, paul, you think i intentionally put in that typo? i did it on purpose? i apologize for the mistake i didn't know about until you pointed it out. rutherford, indeed, was from the buckeye state. hong kong, today is the chinese new year, the most c

that rudy giuliani was being pushed to endorse trump but giuliani wasn't ready for that but crist oo beca -- christieecame the validating endorsement who could give credible/cover. >> i think it is a good thing that rudy giuliani and chris christie both want to endorse trump, i think that's a high-class problem to have. we're seeing everyone coalesce behind donald trump because rubio and cruz are not doing well. >> it's not saying that -- it's not saying that trump wasn't ready -- stand by, alice. it's not saying that trump wasn't ready. it says rudy was being pushed to endorse trum but wasn't ready so christie became the validating cover. >> i get it. okay. rudy has already been all over television talking about why trump is the guy. rudy giuliani is a smart man. he's going to bet on a winner. he's not going to bet on a loser like rubio and cruz, who are trailing badly in the polls. >> first up, hold on a second. >> alice, you'll get the first response out of the break. >> donald trump is making a lot of campaign promises. with you can he keep it if he makes it to the white house? we'll talk about t

. >> kelly o'donnell, you're following crist christy. utside. we were able to talk to the governor. there was a crush of media, also volunteers from a variety of campaigns. christie had kind of an army of volunteers ready because they knew he would come here, cameras would follow. it created that kind of election day spectacle that is good for a campaign. we're now inside ward 1, where there are long lines for people to actually cast their votes. this is even light because we're in that morning time between people getting off for lunch and having to go to work earlier today, even longer lines. some of the officials here at the table who are here every year, told me this is very active, more than 1100 ballots already cast. so their sense is that there's great interest in voting. so i was able to kind of get through the crush of people outside, got close to governor christie, asked him sort of for that game day here we are assessment. this is what he said. >> what does this day mean to you, and do you believe that the polling reflects what

christie. what do you think, pat is this. >> i think it makes some sense actually. first of all, crumb and criste friend. >> they didn't really go after each other. they zig each other. a and. >> we won't get into that. so they're friends. they like each other. the gore -- excuse me, the clinton/gore smashed that whole thing about needing to be different. but thieves guys are literally border states, right? >> border states and a intelligent state. concern with terrorism high. we're forgetting the issues bothering americans right now. they are really into whether or not someone is going to make us security, what are we being threatened with overseas and -- >> do you want someone who is a very controversial guy hooked one another controversial guy? >> why not? this is a controversial year. let me just say the other thing, looking toward if you heap were elected, then you've got somebody has vice president who can really be a ram rod, who kel that may not be meaning anything. we pa many twrrnl but he picked walter mondale ash guy from the establishment, a senator, to assuage people with concerns t

crist christiana which the two exchange over each other's dirt. many reveal he lost the exchange when a cap done given the same repeated answer over and over and christieg now. on the campaign trail the next day, ruby is stuck to his message once again for as christie try to highlight that be the difference between him and rubio. he brought up the great mike tice said, chris christie did, and gave him this vaccine technology. >> you all remember that? everyone has to play in until you get punched in the face. >> the reason these things are in trouble as barack obama is the first president in my lifetime that wants to change the country. not fix that, not fix its problems. he wants to make it a different kind of country. he wants to make a other countries around the world. i don't understand that. >> would be a stain on message. as far as polling goes to new hampshire according to the latest poll, donald trump remains well out in front in the battle this perspective he trained rubio, cruz, bush, 79, christie if he gets about saturday night's debate. on the democratic side, bernie sanders played it that down to about 10 points according to the poll. i wo

if you're chris christie and you finish sixth, you say, why not go be on the debate stage. >> torture! >> let's not understate, though, the importance of money. cristrubio was telling everybody that would listen after iowa that we're going to get jeb's donor after new hampshire. that talk all stopped saturday night. marco could still finish in second or third place. the doubts remain with those donors. is he going to melt down again? is he ready to go up against hillary clinton. if he does that poorly in friendly territory on the republican stage, how will he do against the clinton machine? so these results, either way, just like jeb. if jeb underperforms and finishes in, say, fourth, good luck getting the donors to re-up again. >> the difference is he has more money and the infrastructure in place in those states and they're counting on that. again, i think they feel pretty good about it. you have such an unsettled race. the donors are feeling unsettled when you talk to him. of course everybody wants to play with the winner. you see what happened after the debate last saturday. as you were saying, what might happen at the debate this saturday. eve