. >> we now call upon michael sanders to receive the diploma on behalf of their wife and mother. from 1991, aung san suy kyi. >> it is a tough one. a parent ties, that's one thing. if a parent dice, it's translated into a mod esh day matter -- modern day matter. it is still alive. yet unreachable. >> this is the second time that the younger brother accepted a prize from my mother in norway. the reaction to the stug was on noticeable turmoil. >> michael was a good father, keeping the family close. it was a close family, fortunately. and must have been difficult of them. >> they took away the passports of burmese children. they took them away after they went back to women. and after that they were not allowed to come until 1992. >> the mother is the ones that nurtured her children against the world. if they were beside it at any point. they'll take it. some commentators, dereliction of duty. what about it. from sages 32, or mandela. >> my mother is described as a dissident. it is the means for democratic change. we should remember that her requestment the consequent essential resol

sanders have won new hampshire's presidential michael: a quick read cap -- recap, trump and sanders won the new hampshire primaries. carol: trumka 34%, john kasich him in second with 60%, ted cruz 11%, tied with jeb bush. michael: on the democratic side, sanders 60%, clinton 39%. carol: our coverage continues all night on wyff4.com and our mobile app. page on our website and app. will also find a delegate tracker. michael: don't forget to download our mobile app to get up -- up-to-the-minute results.

michael... how is sanders campaign reacting to the close poll numbers? ((michael stevens)) patrick... bernie sanders says his razor- thin contest against hillary clinton in iowa is giving his campaign a "kick-start." the democratic presidential candidate says it shows the american people that "this is a campaign that can win." sherry how's the weather today? sherry swensk don't leave without the warm coat again this morning... we've got clear skies and very cold temps this morning. even some chilly 20s in spots. ............... yesterday cleared up quickly and we wound up with a lot of sunshine in the afternoon, but the 40s. ................. the winds have calmed down a lot but we will still be breezy in some spots. ............. a very slow warm up this week. back to you! ((kirsten joyce)) > outspoken preparing to lead a fight against the government once again. on monday..bundy sent this notice to an oregon sheriff... cc-ing the governor of the state and president barack obama... stating we the people will retain possession of a federal refuge, and to remove all law enforcement from

michael... how is sanders campaign reacting to the close poll numbers? ((michael stevens)) patrick... bernie sanders says his razor- thin contest against hillary clinton in iowa is giving his campaign a "kick-start." the democratic presidential candidate says it shows the american people that "this is a campaign that can win." brian loftus > now let's get a look at your forecast. how's the weather looking today? sherry swensk < morning. temps down to the 30s and we'll see some chilly 20s in spots. ............... yesterday cleared up quickly and we wound up with a lot of sunshine in the afternoon, but the 40s. ................. the winds have calmed down a lot but we will still be breezy in some spots. we have a hard freeze warning in areas of southern nevada. ............. a very slow warm up this week back to you. /// ((kirsten joyce)) > henderson their second homicide this year. police say it happened at the villas at green valley...yesterd ay... that's on green valley parkway near warm springs. a man was shot and died at the apartment complex. while this is the 2nd homicide of this

sanders just... . reporter: yeah, that's right. michael, bernie sanders is right a short time ago he did give his speech out here, his concession speech. it sounded in many ways like it was a victory. we have video of that to show you right now with a warm reception from this crowd. he talked about momentum and progress he made, 25 points down just a few weeks ago. going into this, they were in a dead heat. this was ninety-first real test for sanders in a state that was urban and diverse. he did well. that was the general consensus of everyone we spoke with. he's looking ahead to the south carolina primary, which will happen on the 27th. he seemed much more positive about super tuesday talking about how he would win many of those states with the continued support from the public and talking about how ultimately predicting that clinton would have one of the greatest political upsets in history. here today, it was an intimate and lively crowd. i would say they didn't just support him, they truly do appear to love him. they talked about how h

results of the 2016 democratic family in south carolina, pitting hillary clinton against bernie sanders. michael: dr. danielle vinson is here with us from furman university. how does bernie sanders seem to help hillary clinton? danielle: it paints are a little bit more toward the middle of the ideological spectrum, because he's so far to the left. it allows her to run this primary setting herself up well for the general election. carol: he would find the same thing on the republican side, with some candidates. danielle: you did. as long as ted cruz is in the race, people like jeb bush or john kasich look very moderate, although they are quite conservative. distance between him and cruz. a much or at this point how that's going to plan out. carol: what you looking for tonight? danielle: how big is the margin of victory for hillary clinton, and how does she do among african-american voters? and how does she do among younger voters? michael: turn out? danielle: turnout will be important to gauge the enthusiasm for the democrats. michael: dr. danielle vinson from furman university. we thank you. car

michael: commitment 2016 now, and the democrats for president sparring tonight in milwaukee. carol: pbs hosted the debate, the first since bernie sanders defeated hillary clinton in a landslide in new hampshire. michael: today, clinton captured a vital endorsement, winning the backing of the congressional black caucus political action committee. carol: wyff news 4's sally kidd kicks off our coverage from our exclusive washington bureau. sally: carol and michael bernie , sanders had the momentum heading into tonight's high stakes debate, the last one for south carolina, and super tuesday. bernie sanders, pitching himself as the candidate who's leading a political revolution. >> the american people are tired of establishment politics. sally: hillary clinton, pledging to break down barriers as president. >> we can't rest. we have work to do, and we now know a lot more than we ever did before. sally: sanders touted his domestic agenda. >> health care is a right for all people, and i will fight for that. >> the numbers don't add up, and many people will be worse off than they are now. sally: with contests in south carolina and nevada loomin

. >> michael: sanders will not democratic base in south hampshire. south carolina, however, will be strong for hillary clinton. also probably for donald trump. in the newsroom, michael putney, local10 news. >> laurie: and get your following all this. south carolina and nevada a a next on the calendar. on february 20th nevada holds its democratic caucus, and south carolina holds its republican primary. on the 23rd nevada holds its republican caucus, and then on the 27th the democratic primary election is held in south carolina. so locality's glenna milberg 1 she's keeping track of it palm she will be there with her live reports on local10. >> calvin: the nion of haiti is route without a president as michel martelly's five-year term came to an end this past sunday. the one d only brought you the now an unofficial list of nearly 30 candidates is out but only one selected by haiti's national assembly with a two-thirds majority vote. the new presidential run-off election is set for april 2003 after the last two dates were delayed, once in december and then

country is supposed to be a nation of fairness, and we're not seeing that fairness right now. >> michael: sanders stopping in harlem for coffee this morning with al sharpton. hillary clinton was also in new york after reassuring supporters in new hampshire she is just begun to fight. >> we've learned it's not whether you get knocked down that matters, it's whether you get back up. >> michael: for republicans, frontrunnenedonald trump is crediting his huge win to a huge voter turnout. >> we are getting just great signals wherever rally and many, many people would show up, many morehan we ever anticipated. already back to the campaign trail, setting their sights on south carolina, and surprise second place winner john kasich promises to stay positive. >> i'm not interested in being out there and just going on the attack against somebody was winner ted cruz sounded defiant day despite finishing third last night. >> one of the most important conclusions coming out of these first two states is that the only candidate who can beat donald trump is me. >> michael: that is what jeb bush says, too, and his

bernie sanders only got 26%. michael: previously clinton won nevada and iowa, while sanders took new hampshire. wyff news 4 teams have been covering the campaigns all across the state today. we have crews in greenville columbia, and here in studio breaking down tonight's events. carol: we being at hillary clinton's headquarters in columbia tonight. michael: it was a big win. and the crowd there started the celebration very early. wyff news 4 nigel robertson is live and local on the usc campus how does that make -- does the big celebration continue, or have people cleared out? nigel: oh no, it is over. they actually made us leave the room we were in earlier. the only people left here are the media as we do these live hits. as the polls closed at 7:00, by 7:01, the race was called for hillary clinton. the excitement in that room was energetic. crowds of supporters really excited, even hillary clinton's campaign staff told me that this win was huge. mrs. clinton: thank you so much south carolina. nigel: the energy in this g

michael: bernie sanders campaigned in virginia today before tonight's cnn forum. scope arena. the vermont senator addressed the economy, unemployment, making college more affordable, familiar themes for him. virginia will hold its primary a week from today, on super tuesday. carol: one man is in custody, accused of fatally shooting a woman on a boat ramp in pickens county. investigators say kasey clayton waldrop killed reza farah kahn early sunday morning. he's charged with murder, grand larceny, and possession of a weapon during a violent crime. deputies found the victim's car monday night, at an apartment in greenville county. investigators say the suspect showed up at the scene, and tried to run away, but got caught. >> at this time, there is no clear motive of why this happened. we're still investigating that, to see why or what happened that would bring about this tragedy. carol: the sheriff says investigators recovered the gun believed to be used in the crime. they've also detained two other people who might be connected to the shooting. michael: an suv, reportedly stole

sanders is hoping to disrupt hilary clintons momentum. the senator hosting a rally tonight in fort collins. ashly michaels is right now. sanders supporters are expecting a big night tuesday.

sanders is hoping to disrupt hilary clintons momentum. the senator hosting a rally tonight in fort collins. ashly michaels is right now. sanders supporters are expecting a big night tuesday. it's always hard to say that. in advance. but if today is any indication of what we're going to see on super tuesday. he can expect a very big night. take a look. people started lining up. as early as ten this morning. for a spot to hear him speak. wrapping around the outside of the arena. and the baseball field. when we got here i walked the entire length. it was 3 quarters of a mile long. and growing. two days away. this is an opportunity for sanders and all of the candidates really to get those last minute supporters. a lot of undecided voters here. republicans. democrats. people from different states. and what's interesting here tonight. in general. is a very young group of people. which are important voters to win over. >> if you aren't already inside. you're probably not going to get in. the arena seats about 85 hundred people. you saw some of that huge line. we saw a lot of them actually they'll go home. watch on tv. if you d

((kirsten joyce)) 8 news now reporter michael stevens is live in the newsroom... sanders and hillary clinton neck-and -neck... ((michael stevens)) > brian, kirsten... right now... a new c-n-n... o- r-c poll has caucus-goers split. 48-percent of likely caucus attendees say they support clinton... while 47- percent say they support sanders. according to the poll... clinton is holding an edge among women voters. in recent visits, she's focused a lot on women's issues. when it comes to sanders in nevada... he tops the former secretary of state among voters under the age of 55... he's also ahead when it comes to issues like the economy. yesterday... senator harry reid was in town ahead of saturday's caucus... here's what he had to say about the poll results: ((sen. harry reid // (d) nevada: first of all if you understand harry reid, i don't belive in polls. everyone of my -- they bring up a poll i laugh at them. and there's a lot of substance for what i've been saying for years. a man who ran one of the polling agency's ran an op-ed piece new york times about 6 months ago and

work will take you.")) (( bernie sanders // (d) presidential candidate: "we are going to see one of the great political upsets in the history of the united states!)) ((michael stevens)) there were 35 delegates up for grabs in nevada. clinton's win means she will get the majority... at least 18. sanders will pick up at least 14. the next democratic contest is saturday in south carolina.. meanwhile... for the republicans... all eyes are now here in nevada for tomorrow's caucus. brian, kirsten? ((brian loftus)) michael.. you say sanders blamed turnout what were the final numbers? ((michael stevens)) brian.. according to the democratic party.. 80 thousand democrats caucused saturday. in 2008... nearly 120 thousand came out to the polls./// ((kirsten joyce)) > several republican candidates are trying to drum up some last minute support in nevada... ahead of tomorrow's caucus. ((brian loftus)) donald trump -- who just won south carolina's primary-- will be in town tonight. south point arena. doors open at 5 pm.. the event gets underway at 7./// ((brian loftus)) > marco rubio essentially tied for second place in the south carolina primary.. he was in town last nig

sanders: instead of arguing about definitions, let's talk about what we should do. michael: feisty last night. the newest university pulls shows sanders grinning ground on clinton. pull from mid-december shows clinton up by 31 points over sanders. but look at what a month and a half can do. clinton's lead is down to just 2 percentage points. 11% of voters undecided. on the republican side, donald trump has extended his lead in the field. >> i think it is huge for the upstate. i think it's going to be a lot of help. michael: it is huge all right. i-85, 385 project is officially underway. more on how this will affect people that have to go that way. john: the forecast for the carolina panthers out in california. looking good for super bowl sunday. my old to start the game -- mild start of the game at 73 degrees. america's heroes have a message. if you've fought... you know picking a commander in chief is no small thing. you're looking for smarts... and guts. we looked at each candidate... we studied their record... we know... looked them over... we checked them out... and we

michael: the real battle may be taking shape for second place, between senators ted cruz and marco rubio. true alternative to donald trump. carol: now, the democratic race. hillary clinton and bernie sanders took part in a cnn presidential townhome. -- tom hall. michael: the town hall was held carolina in columbia, and that's where we find wyff news 4's patrick hussion. patrick? patrick: michael and carol, senator sanders is looking for a strong performance in this weekend's south carolina primary competitive against hillary he won in new hampshire, but lost to clinton in nevada on saturday night. tonight, on the usd campus, they both had a lot to say in the town hall meeting. both responded to president obama's plan to close the prison at guantanamo bay. take a listen. >> we look like hypocrites and fools to the entire world. what we have done is, locked up people in a way that is causing all kinds of repercussions around the world. people say, "oh, you're a locked people up in an island, and i think that has hurt us all over the world. obviously, if people are terrorists, they need to be confined, and we need to make sure that they stay in jail until whatever happens. but i think the pr

and as michael said - bernie sanders is in reno today - but he'll be in the valley tomorrow! he will be hosting a rally at bonanza high school. doors open at 10:30 a.m. the event is free and open to the public, but it is strongly encouraged that you r-s-v-p. sanders is expected to talk about a wide range of topics including immigration reform and collegetuition. a develone person is dead after a homicide on the valley's northwest side. metro says reports of a shooting came in around 11 thirty last night, near lake mead and rancho. when officers got there, they found one person who was shot to death. homicide is now investigating. right now, the search is on for two suspects after a home invasion on west atlantic street in henderson. according to police, one man inside the home was shot. he was taken to sunrise hospital and is in critical condition. 3 kids were also home at the time. injured. authorities say it does not appear to be a random home invasion. police are looking for a man an. the man is described as having shaved. las vegas fire and rescue crews responded to two s

sander's spokesman michael biggs released a statement today agreeing to clinton's terms... biggs says, "that's easy. the fact is there weren't any. bernie gave no speeches to wall street firms. so now we hope secretary clinton keeps her word and releases the transcripts of her speeches. we hope she agrees that the american people deserve to know what she told wall street behind closed doors." there won't be any coin flips at tomorrow's democratic caucuses in nevada... coin flips helped determine the winner at at least five precincts on caucus night. in nevada.. a tie will come down to the luck of the draw. fittingly for nevada... precinct captains will each draw a single card from a deck... and the high card wins. winds will finally die down this evening as a low pressure system to the north continues to slide mostly clear tonight with lows dropping back into the upper 30s. saturday will be a lot less windy with highs expected to top out in the upper 50s and lower 60s. another cold front will move through on sunday, winds will shift toward the northwest and highs will drop

you say sanders blamed turnout for his loss to clinton. what were the final numbers? ((michael stevens)) brian.. according to the democratic party.. 80 thousand democrats caucused saturday. in 2008... nearly 120 thousand came out to the polls./// ((kirsten joyce)) > and donald trump is looking for another win here in nevada... after he took south carolina on saturday. trump came in first place... and rubio and cruz were second and third. after saturday's results came in... jeb bush suspended his ((brian loftus)) > like michael said... ted cruz will be here in the valley today... a day after he held events yesterday in southern nevada. first.. cruz held a rally at the draft picks sports bar in pahrump. then, he went to henderson in the evening... where he spoke at a rally./// ((brian loftus)) > and marco rubio was also here... more than a- thousand people came out to show their support at texas station. senator rubio stressed his local roots in nevada saying his dad found work here after hard times in florida. rubio says he'd fight to build a stronger military, defend the second

believe, there are many, many voters particularly hispanic voters who don't know bernie sanders well. >> michael shure, as always, great stuff, we appreciate it. >> appreciate it. >> bernie sanders is working hard to win the african american vote in south carolina. fire wall for clinton could, just could have some contraction. we'll talk about that and to a clinton supporter, next. >> the democratic primary in south carolina comes on saturday, march the 27th, one week after the republican contest in that state. many democrats believe the lag time could provide a window for bernie sanders to make a case that his history and policies are better for african american voters than hillary clinton. polls show that sanders are now even with young african american voters but is losing against older black voters in south carolina. earlier hillary gave ospeech on racism. >> i want to tear down all the barriers of black americans across racial lines, because our country only can live up to its potential when every single american has a chance to live up to theirs. >> most campaign ads in south carolina targ

sanders visit... and how he plans to drum up brian, kirsten? ((brian loftus)) michael... any word one where the two candidates stand in the polls here in nevada? ((michael stevens)) brian, a recent poll by "target point" has clinton and sanders tied at 45-percent in our state... voters to get our and caucus on saturday. back to you. ((brian loftus)) > don't forget... we are your local election headquarters. and will continue to bring you the latest news surrounding this year's election both on air and online... at las vegas now dot com./// brian loftus > now let's get a look at your forecast. kirsten joyce sherry... how's the weather looking today? sherry swensk < it was a fairly cloudy valentine's day yesterday ... but most of those clouds have slipped off to the east and south now and temps are very mild this morning. we also had some gusty winds to more than 30 mph and those are calming down a bit. ................... we hit highs in the mid 70s and for our holiday monday. ........... we should have plenty of sunshine today. look for some north- northeast breezes, but

sanders says judgement matters, too, and he voted against the war in iraq. she voted for it. in washington, i'm aixa diaz. wyff news 4. michael: richard harpootlian is throwing his support behind bernie sanders tonight. you may recall, harpootlian is the former south carolina democratic party chairman. harpootlian says he made the decision yesterday, after talking with sanders on the phone last week. he said sanders' passion reminded him of president obama's passion back in 2007. carol: on the republican side, since the iowa caucuses. in a new poll from our sister station wmur, he's up seven points among likely voters in the new hampshire primary, taking hold of second place. donald trump remains in the lead, holding at 29%. ted cruz, john kasich, and jeb bush have all seen small bumps. michael: the republican candidates meet for their final debate before the new hampshire votes on saturday night. donald trump, senators ted cruz and marco rubio, dr. ben carson, former governor jeb bush, and governors chris christie and john kasich. all will be on the stage. carly fiorina and former governor jim gilmore did not meet the criter

briggs,lled michael senator sanders' press secretary, now the campaign secretary.e talked, he suggested it to the senator. i went over and met with the senator, and he hired me as an intern. -- it was access way of getting back at the committee, andal the reporters there. i had more access than they did with my intern pass. brian: so are you still in intern? mr. press: no, i did it for one year. brian: how well do you know bernie sanders when you were an intern? mr. press: i didn't at all. i had lunch with him once. radio talkshow host, progressive talkshow host. we haven't had a lot of trouble with stations dropping progressive radio, not enough stations in the country running progressive or willing to take on progressive radio as part of programming. fcc ought toat the put pressure on stations to have a variety of voices and opinions. there was just a couple of senators willing to take that on. -- berniemina was one sanders was one. i met him with another group of radio talkshow hosts. that was the only way i knew him. and then i got a call from his office, sayin

michael: and the bernie sanders campaign has raised more than $5 million in 18 hours. half of the money was raised after he was declared the winner in new hampshire. the average donation, by the way, $34. carol: an following a defeat to bernie sanders, the hillary clinton campaign says they are adopting a more aggressive approach. down to a new person to coordinate her message. word is she is looking for someone to make her ads and campaign more complementary of each other. we may see this new approach when she takes the stage tomorrow night when she debates in wisconsin. michael: south carolina congressman jim clyburn is not endorsing anyone for president. he was considering endorsing hillary clinton, but his family says he needs to let people know where he stands. >> people would like to know where i stand, irrespective of where that is, and although i said at the outset that i would stay neutral in all of this, i am beginning to feel that maybe they are right, that i need to let people know where i stand. i will probably do that, though not today or this week. micha

usa today and that is the one valid question i insisted on testing which is bernie sanders, donald trump, and michael bloomberg as an independent. i want to know who he is drawing votes from and what the democratic -- demographic breakdown is. janet: bernie sanders says that if he runs it would hurt him more. record turnouts in iowa and new hampshire. to continue this trend, voters have to believe they have a voice. when do you see either party having an obvious frontrunner? do you think it will take the end of march? april? will it move into closer to the summer rather than quickly? david: looking at super tuesday, hits the road. if hillary clinton has not taken back the momentum, if she carries super tuesday, she has a good chance of doing that unless she falters in the next week or two in these upcoming primaries. then she should be well placed , she goes into the mantra of these elections which are big states. the republicans have their elections which are all or nothing. between march 1 and march 15 will determine. ed: frequently returned to as the sec primaries but massachusetts was a big playe

sanders. the democratic cost six -- caucus is on saturday. michael: and hillary clinton reform and criticize bernie sanders for calling president obama week and disappointing. carol: meanwhile, her opponent, bernie sanders, spoke at morehouse college. nearly 5000 people attended. the senator focused on campaign finance reform, income inequality, and criminal justice. michael: and president obama is planning a historic trip to cuba, the first time in nearly 90 years a sitting president has visited the island nation. this is the latest step in normalizing relations between the united states and cuba. carol: unseasonably cool in the upstate. michael: meteorologist john cessarich. john: the clouds moving across the line from tennessee and into north carolina and also the north georgia mountains with some clouds, and we might squeeze out a snowflake or two. otherwise, the clouds are keeping the temperature from franklin, a pair of 39 in spartanburg and greenville, 41 in anderson. if your wake-up weather looks like this. drive. -- dry. 26, the overnight lo

michael: her opponent, bernie sanders, was in nevada today, two days before the democratic caucuses there. earlier today, sanders met with civil rights leaders at the national urban league in washington, d.c. sanders says he understands the struggles the african-american community goes through today in america. carol: to the weather now. another nice day in the books. michael: chief meteorologist john cessarich, we are all about the weekend. john: i am always looking ahead to the weekend. it is thursday night. looking nice. a few clouds moved quickly across the sky from the northwest. for the most part, mainly clear tonight. temperature-wise, getting cooler, but seasonably chilly. 29 in boone, 36 in asheville. 39 in spartanburg and anderson, 44 in laurens. your wake-up weather looks like not bad. sunshine with little wind in the upstate, temperature right around freezing. mostly sunny and cold in the mountains. 28 degrees. some -- sunrise at 7:11. carol: to powdersville now. a chase involving greenville county deputies ended in a deadly wreck. it claimed the life of a man who just happene

host: why senator sanders for you? michael: well, senator sanders seems to be the most viable candidate, the candidate of equality, very consistent since he started out with the civil rights stuff back when he was 20 years old all the way through his time as mayor and as a congressman and now as a senator. and as an independent senator, he's done a great job of working across the aisle, which we have all seen has not been the case for the last many years. and so i think he's got a good shot and the right ideas and he has an idea of a good way to get funding to support those ideas. so he's the candidate for revolution. host: mike, have you been involved in the caucuses before? michael: yes. yes, we've caucused back in 2008 and -- host: for whom? michael: back at that time it was with the democratic party. host: and for which candidate? michael: ended up at the end obama. host: if hillary wins, hillary clinton wins iowa, what does that say? michael: i'm not exactly sure what it says. we, of course, don't expect that to happen. b

being great and she whole. >> thank you god bless you and god bless america. >> that was michael clark reporting. sanders wasn't in south carolina but he's congratulating clinton and reminding her the campaign is just beginning. >> sanders spoke to supporters in minnesota last night urging supporters to join a political revolution and pointing out his differences with clinton. he notes she has a super pac that is raising millions of dollars to support her while he chose not have one. >> that is why i'm going to be asking for your vote on tuesday but i need more than that from you. i need your help the day after the general election because i can't do it alone. sanders says he's now focusing on super tuesday and hundreds of delegates at stake. >> we're on your side with a look at how many south carolinians went to the polls in fort mill. smaller turn out. last weekend 700 people came out to this precinct but yesterday there. the primary races -- have people thinking about the issues they like to see addressed. >> i'm an older individual so i'm very interested in social security how that's going to play ou

he attacked bernie sanders' record, his health care plan, and accused some of his supporters of being sexist. michael: also in new hampshire, bernie sanders. he made several campmign stops today, incncding manchester. he is reminding voters that he is the candidate that represents revolutionary change to the american political system. sanders also made stops in nashua, derry, and durham. carol: by this time tomorrow, voting will be well underway and three towns will already have their votes tallied. that's because people in dixville notch, hart's location, and millsfield will cast their ballots tonight at midnight. michael: several upcoming campaign visits to note here in south carolina. donald trump will visit the upstate this week. he has scheduled a rally at the ted garrison arena in pendleton on wednesday. doors open at 5:00, and the event starts at 7:00. will need to reserve a ticket online. trump will also hold a rally in greenville. that will happen next monday, at the t.d. convention center. carol: following the first-in-the-nation primary in new hampshire, marco rubio will return to the palm

we have team coverage tracie strahan is in harlem where bernie sanders will be. but michael gargiulo is in manchester, new hampshire with the fallout there. >> reporter: there's a lot of fallout in manchester, new hampshire. the big question debated as i was traveling around manchester and nearby new hampshire are people coming out to see donald trump because he's a celebrity or because they agree with his political views. the latter seems to be the case. trump won decisively. the exit poll showing he had support from a candidate who wanted to tell it like it is. they agreed with his stance on immigration, even some did his call for ban on muslims traveling to the united states. it was a different appeal from the second mace finisher. ohio governor john kasich. >> we don't wip with anything. we are going to start winning again. we're going to win so much, you're going to be so happy, we're going to make america so great again. maybe greater than ever before. >> we labored in obscurity for months. then i knew we would at some point walk out of the wood and there would be the

campaign for a lot of the time, and it is paying off, as we can see a lot of energy for bernie sanders. >> michael a bit about process, because we have this board behind us right here that is starting to populate. what is your sense in that caucus that you are in right now, when might one start to get results out that are meaningful? we're seeing about 125 fre -- precincts have already reported, democratic precincts. >> reporter: yeah, ali, it's very hard to predict. this caucus has a lot of people, so it got off to a very late start. they just had the election of the precinct captain, and now they are getting toe the actual caucusing. i think it looks like the o'malley people may play a bigger role than at some of the other caucuses. >> thank you, michael. we'll come back to you. remember, john, you do have to get 15% threshold in order to be counted, so many o'malley isn't getting to that number, that may be the difference between bernie sanders and hillary clinton. and martin o'malleys people may be the king makers. the democratic way of doing these caucuses is bisetine, it is going to be a com

michael. >> reporter: sanders won one skeptical on his medicare for all health care plan. >> you pay more foraxes but not have to pay private health insurance premiums. >> if it saves me on health insurance premiums i will gladly pay more taxes. >> reporter: both got personal. >> on big schools you see little kids picking on little kids, you know? i resented that. i always did. injustice bothered me very, very much. >> i always wanted to be of service. i met my husband, who was such a natural, knew exactly what he wanted to do. i was happy to support him. i never thought i would do this. >> do you still believe is there a vast right wing conspiracy? >> don't you? >> i'm asking you. >> at this point, it's probably not correct to say it's a conspiracy, because it's out in the open. >> reporter: clinton has been challenged by sanders on the money that she has taken from wall street, but she challenged him last night to find one instance where she has done wall street bidding. still her campaign is clearly sensitive about this line of attack and overnight, norah, we learned that they have cancell

we had the opportunity district to a number of nfl greats like deion sanders, michael irvin, and also kurt warner, who on his two years later, they lost to the new england patriots. here's kurt warner on the joy and hartig of winning and losing. -- on the heartache of winning and losing. >> you can't really explain it. you couple it with the birth of a child, getting married, those great moments in life, that is what it is from a career in sports perspective. losing the super bowl, when i lost my first one, so much of my life was caught up with winning and what that would mean that the first one hung with me for a long time. we are talking not just weeks but years. geoff: kurt warner also lost another super bowl when he played for arizona, but he said he was in a better place and had a better perspective on the loss. we continue to count it down for super bowl 50 with the panthers and broncos set to kick it off don't forget our special coming up tonight at 8:00 on wyff 4. back to you guys. allyson: thank you. if you are headed out the door right now, i was checking the traffic. i do h

sanders picked up 14. clinton supporters are calling this a turning point. michael clark was in columbia and the final numbers came in. he's on your side with more. >> as expected hillary clinton supporters are leaving xhum by ya happy. within minutes it was called for hillary clinton sending this room into a friends si. chapts from hillary clinton supporters only grew louder as the polls closed and clinton claimed her victory. thank you so much from one end of this state to another. >> clinton zigzagged working to win young and african-american voters both groups experts bernie sanders needs to go after. cami davis has a house divided. >> my daughter went back and forth and she wouldn't tell me who he is voted for. she ended up voting for burn know and i'm here tonight voting for hillary so that's okay south carolina. she says tomorrow the campaign goes national. >> in every state and we're not taking anything and we're not taking anyone for granted. >> clinton planned to battle for young people african-americans rural teachers and small businesses. >> let's break

michael: to columbia now, where bernie sanders received another endorsement. the daughter of eric garner has thrown her support behind him. she appeared with him today at the university of south carolina. you may recall, garner allegedly died at the hands of new york city police. it happened two years ago. the images may be familiar. his death sparked nationwide protests. today, his daughter, erica, explained why she is voting for sanders. >> he stood for the people, even when it wasn't popular. i also have the honor of introducing this dedicated leader and public servant. please join me, and welcome a fearless public servant that is not afraid to stand against the establishment for the people. the next president of the united states, bernie sanders. released an ad last week featuring erica garner. carol: justice antonin scalia will be laid to rest this saturday. sources close to the family told cnn, the funeral will be held at the basilica of the national shrine of immaculate conception in washington, d.c. scalia died over the weekend. he was 79. he will lie

an outspoken supporter and sometimes surrogate for sanders, rapper michael render, aka, killer mike, touched off a firestorm yesterday, he was speaking at morehouse college in atlanta and he went after the hillary clinton campaign saying "a uterus doesn't qualify you to be president of the united states." now he was quoting something a woman, activist jane elliot had said to him, but killer mike and the sanders campaign have been taking heat for it. sanders told me there was a point to be made. he was quoting one of the best-known international educators or out there, i woman named jane elliot. i think that quote is the way mike was making the point that people have got to be candidate who best represents their interest. i have never asked people to "vote for me i'm a man. guys we've got to stick together." i've never said that. so i think what mike was trying to say, in his way, was people have got to vote " sanders has been concentrating on the nevada caucus where he and hillary clinton are running neck and neck but after that it's on to south carolina for next saturday's primary h

tracie strahan is in harlem where bernie sanders will be this morning. we begin with michael gargiulo in manchester, new hampshire. michael, good morning. >> reporter: darlene, good morning. you stated correctly. things got interesting. driving around here yesterday, you could feel the anticipation that as people were voting something big could happen. that certainly was the case. let's look at what happened last night. donald trump, as humbled as he could be by a second place finish in iowa, he scored a huge victory in new hampshire. doubling the votes of his nearest competitor. >> i said it and i said it even a year ago. i said i think i'm going to do it's so beautiful and i love it so much pd i love the people. i said i think they like me a lot actually. >> but you know the second place in new hampshire may have been as coveted in this crowded gop field. that went to ohio governor john kasich. >> we plugged away and plugged away. the little engine that can. >> now, here's where it gets interesting. ted cruz, jeb bush, marco rubio came in next tightly packed. jeb bush said

got an endorsement from benjamin crump who represent the families of trayvon martin and michael brown. senator sanders to trail clinton in support for non-white supporters picked up the endorsement for former naacp president ben jealous. great to see you. >> it's great to see you. >> was this something you thought about for a long time. how hard a decision and what ultimately persuaded you. >> it was not a hard decision. i sat with troy davis on death row, working that case for 15 years. to see hillary clinton continue to lag behind. this year she was only the democratic candidate on stage for the death penalty. she was the only one who refused to support the retroactive application of any change in despairty. seeing real vision and integrity on issues of sentencing is critical. bernie has that. >> let me ask you this. one of the things, michelle alexander wrote this piece. she wrote the new jim crow. i read that and i thought, that's a little unfair. the clintons are not a unified entity. that was her husband. her husband served. her husband signed the crime bill, which bernie sanders voted for. why

sanders. we're also hearing from former new york city mayor michael bloomberg about his chances of jumping in. andrea mitchell is in manchester with more on all of that. good morning to you. >> good morning, matt. at the polling place this morning, hillary clinton told voters she's going to continue working until the last vote is counted. if the polls are correct, with new hampshire, which has been good to presidents in the past, may deliver a setback to clinton today. a new surveymonkey poll shows she holds a substantial lead over sanders nationally. >> reporter: in the middle of a snowstorm, bernie sanders and hillary clinton making their final pitch to the voters. >> i think being a progressive means you want to make real progress. >> you tell em, bernie. >> i am. clinton, how to attract young women voters flocking to sanders. >> i'm sure she's intelligent and can add a lot to the country, i don't trust her. >> reporter: bill clinton has been leading the attacks on sanders. something he's called disturbing. >> has he been unfair to her? >> unaccurate. >> reporter: the former president chasi

>> reporter: nbc news confirmed michael bloomberg, doubting clinton or sanders' chances to win in the fall, is seriously considering jumping in as a third party candidate. speaking to the financial times, bloomberg says, voters deserve better and he is, quote, looking at all the options. >> although clinton has trailed bernie sanders for months, new hampshire voters are famously late deciders. more than 40% say they're independent. classic swing voters who have produced surprising upsets in the past. that's what hillary clinton is hoping for this time around. savannah? >> andrea, a lot of candidates hoping for that this morning. as we mentioned earlier, heading into today, marco rubio has been at the center of the discussion in the republican race. lester holt caught up with him on the trail yesterday. good morning. >> great to see you. saturday's debate, with opponents like governor chris christie taking aim for rubio's repeated use of the exact same attack lines against president obama. rubio defended his comments, as we talked over a cup of coffee at a local diner. >> let's dispel

michael, hillary clinton and bernie sanders still very much neck and neck.s looking to end his momentum once and for all. but how close a race is this expected to be? >> reporter: very good point. it's very difficult to say how close it is. typically, nevada polling is very unreliable. many of the reasons are that 75% of the state's population lives here in clark county where the las vegas is, of course. and it's very difficult to poll those people. many of them work at night. they work shifts that are not occurred, and so polling happens at night and to spend a lot of money, bilingual is a lot of the position here as well. it's difficult to poll so it becomes impossible to say exactly thousand close these candidates are. we are looking at numbers. it's a caucus process, began registering at 11:00 o'clock. at noon, they start saying their preferences, a little different than what alan fisher is seeing in south carolina. it is a little more interactive, people trying to woo those who are undecided to their side. it becomes a little bit more active. it starts

the entertainer, whose real name is michael render, spoke at a bernie sanders rally in atlanta. take a listen. >> i talked to jane elliott a few weeks ago, and jane said, qualify you to be president of the united states. nigel: -- gabrielle: he says he is not sexist and supports other females. nigel: now, let's take a live look outside at what is happening with our skycam. very nice wednesday. it is hard to believe two days ago. gabrielle: yes, those temperatures have gone away, and john cessarich joins us now. john: it is kind of cool outside, which is not bad. right now, in the 30's in the mountains of north carolina, in the 40's all of the way back to the north georgia mountains. dry conditions. 30 right now in boone. 60 currently in newbury. but overall, not bad. later on. back to you. gabrielle: a pastor is sending out a plea for help for the homeless. mandy: here at new deliverance, he says either half of his congregation is either homeless or cannot afford to heat their home. two of the parishioners are currently staying at the church on king street because they have nowh