linzie janis, abc news, new york. >> that's a big fear. i know when i was pregnant, i didn't want to put off. you didn't want chemicals. >> you don't want anything. it's a frightening thing. the olympics are only six months away. so, a lot of these female the situation will be come six months from now. we'll see. >>> all right. don't miss our updates on facebook @wnnfans.com. >> so much more coming up here on "world news now." stick with us at abc. >> announcer: this is abc's insomniacs for two decades. >>> good morning. >>> good morning. i'm reena ninan. >> i'm kendis gibson. here are some of the top headlines we're following on this morning on "world news now." >>> a resounding reflection and rejection of politics as usual. donald trump and bernie sanders win big in new hampshire. john kasich's investment paid off. and the race for third place at this hour too close to call. our extended coverage is just ahead. >>> president obama is proposing a major new tax on crude oil that would raise the price of gasoline by 24 cents. it's part of h

linsey davis, abc news, bayonne, new jersey. demolition videos going smoothly but in houston, texas, a demolition has been caught on camera going very, very wrong. this video shows the demolition of a parking garage. the excavator gets way too close to the building. the rubble falls right on top of the machine. unbelievably, the witnesses say that the operator of that machine was not hurt. terrifying. >> very fortunate. >>> the government should issue more stringent rules for how rechargeable batteries are shipped on planes due to fire danger according to the head of the ntsb. he says the lithium ion batteries should be separated from other flammable cargo and the number of batteries in a single pallet or container should be limited, as well. it's suspected such a battery sparked fire destroyed an asiana airlines cargo plane in 2011. >>> gas prices are expected to plunge to a level not seen in years. analysts say drivers in michigan, indiana, ohio, illinois and missouri would see week and right now, nearly 90% of americans paid

"nightly news" begins right now. >> announcer: from nbc news world headquarters in new york, this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt. >>> good evening. it's debate night. hillary clinton and bernie sanders in their first one-on-one debate, just five days before the new hampshire primary. it comes as a brand-new nbc news showing clinton with miles of ground to make up. 58% of likely democratic voters in new hampshire are backing sanders. clinton with 38%. that's virtually unchanged from a week ago. so tonight, from clinton, a change of tone, and a direct challenge to sanders on who claims the mantle of most progressive. let's get the view from both camps starting with nbc's >> reporter: good evening, lester. not only is it going into the debate, does the new poll show bernie sanders is ahead of hillary clinton here in new hampshire, but he has a slight lead among women. and a giant lead with young people. as hillary clinton prepares for tonight's showdown, her top target, reaching young voters and women. our new nbc news "wall street journal" maris poll showing clinton losing the

andrea mitchell, nbc news, manchester, new hampshire. >> reporter: i'm kasie hunt with the sanders campaign in new hampshire where they are hoping to turn iowa momentum into his first 2016 victory next tuesday. began the political revolution not just in iowa, not just in new hampshire but all over this country. >> reporter: sanders criticizing clinton after this comment last night. >> i am a progressive who gets things done for people. >> reporter: do you think hillary clinton is a progressive? >> some days, yes. except when she announces that she is a proud moderate and then i guess she's not a progressive >> reporter: vermont senator still riding high after that near miss in the iowa caucuses that the campaign says was anything but a loss. >> it looks like we are in a virtual tie. >> reporter: according to entrance poll, that performance was powered by first-time caucus-goers who went for him 59% to 37%. but those polls also show a steep challenge for sanders. iowa democrats who are most concerned about which candidate can win in november backed hillary clinton by 60 points. >> well, i li

"nightly news" begins right now. >> announcer: from nbc news world headquarters in new york, this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt. >>> good evening. there's some big and intriguing new story lines in the race for president tonight after iowa voters reshuffled the race. there were just two winners, of course, but at least twice that many victory-sounding speeches after last night's results followed by the mad overnight dash to new hampshire. ted cruz arriving with a surprise tailwind after defying the polls to defeat trump. marco rubio a close enough third to add a new dynamic to the race. for the democrats it was razor close, but iowa democratic party has declared hillary clinton the winner over bernie sanders who is calling it a virtual tie. the new hampshire primary a week from tonight just got a interesting. cruz/trump headline and hallie jackson. >> reporter: hi, lester. the center of the political universe has shifted here less than 24 hours after iowa set a record with 50% more republicans caucusing than ever now, it's new hampshire's turn with pressure. not used to losi

iowa barely was over and now everybody's in new hampshire. >> i'm glad that you told me i was in new hampshire because i'm not sure i actually would have been able to say that to you. i'm not sure where i am. >> i know you're exhausted but you did a great job and you're doing a great job. you're not unfamiliar with new hampshire, you've been covering this all day and for a while. what's happening on the ground? >> i have to tell you what i witnessed tonight and that was in exeter new hampshire, it was a marco rubio rally, it was exactly why in this complicated process of electing nominees for president people like to do well in iowa and not just that, do better than expected. so much of this is a psychological game, a psychological situation where you want to kind of project the allure of a winner. and that is really what happened just of course anecdotally what i saw in exeter. there were a lot of people there who showed up who never would have shown up for a marco rubio rally, who are considering others in his sort of mainstream lane, john kasich, chris christie, for example, but t

nouns noints from nbc news world headquarters in new york, this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt. >> good evening. there are two fewer candidates in the race for president tonight. casualties of a stunning night in american politics in which one-time long shot bernie sanders crushed hill hill on his way to a 22-point victory in a new hampshire democratic primary and donald trump leading the rest of the republican field in the dust with a 19-point win over his nearest competitor sending new jersey governor chris christie and carly fiorina to the exits. both announcing today they have suspended their campaigns after poor finishes in iowa and new hampshire. the new hampshire survivors have now descended on south carolina, site of one of the next critical face-offs. our political team has redeployed two. we begin our coverage with nbc's katy tur. hi, katy. >> reporter: hi, lester. things are about to get interesting. i'm already told attacks are being prepped on donald trump's three marriages and stance on eminent domain. a new world out there. if new hampshire wanted to see their ca

nbc "nightly news" anchor lester holt joins us live from new york. >> thank you. you were in new hampshire yesterday for the primary. we found out chris christie is dropping out of the race, so is carly fiorina. what does it mean for the rest of the candidates moving forward? >> obviously, it's rather crowded in that republican field, as you've got these second and third and fourth and fifth-place finishes trying to position themselves as the alternative to donald trump who won quite handily yesterday. with regard to governor christie, i spent a little time, i ran into him yesterday in new hampshire. feeling confident at the time and said their internal polling looked good. he was on that high after taking those shots at rubio in the saturday debate that brought a lot of attention to him. a stunning turn of developments when they saw results last night and what our kelly o'donnell is reporting, news had been coming out all day, he would suspend his campaign. but she was reporting he wanted to bring the entire campaign together, 50 people in new jersey, talk to the

abc news political analyst matt dowd. thanks, matt. >> great to be here. >> i hope you fastened your seat belt tonight to watch the results come in. hillary clinton was projected to lose. but you're saying tonight's >> first i don't think she expected to lose by the margin she lost, which is huge in new hampshire. keep in mind this is a state she won in 2008 against barack obama and now she's come and lost it against bernie sanders. this is going to totally affect the race going forward, which is what is likely to happen is bernie sanders is going to rise coming out of this because of a bump in positive press and then he's going to lead in certain states around the country. so she's in a real fight for the nomination. still favored, but she's going to have to fight this out through march and probably into april. >> because the crowds rise, the fund-raising rises, all of it. what about on the republican side? we see kasich surging. we see jeb bush seemingly revived. and yet a three-way race for third. is this a complete un

beyond new hampshire, let's make a big assumption he wins new hampshire. beyond that, how does he get past what dan is getting to? he does not have big support among african american voters in thamplt have long been with hillary clinton and bill clinton before that. how does he fight that? >> i think you have to recognize one thing we saw last night is with hillary's win but bernie's strong showing, you start 40 points down. no superpac. no wall street money. no establishment support whatsoever, and you almost beat the clinton operation. that's huge. and i think don't discount sanders. i think what we showed is he's a serious candidate. his campaign is for real. they know what they're doing. he's got a message that resonates not just with white voters. it will resonate with african american voters. i think we're going to see a long haul. this is great for the party and the country. i think this could go all the way to the convention. two very j very candidates with a contest of ideas. god bless america. >> i think political people across the country when y

. >>> good morning from the studio 57 newsroom at cbs news headquarters in new york. good to be with you. >>> coming up on the "morning . >>> m i'm anne-marie green pr two staebt outsider coasted to victory riding a wave of voter dissatisfaction after barely loseing in iowa, sanders, the little known senator from vermont eels defeated hillary clinton and trump needed a win after a surprising second-place finish in iowa and trounced the rest of the republican field. we begin with major garrett who is covering the trump campaign. >> he crushed his republican rivals in new hampshire winning here the way he has led many, many months by pulling together different parts of the become a galvanizing voice for hostility with the republican beltway. >> we are going to do something so good and so fast and so strong and the world is going to respect us again, believe me. >> reporter: trump appealed to republican voters whohave had it with the republican system. many say they are angry or d.c. >> we are going to build a wall. it's going to be built. not, it's not even a difficult

>>> keep watching "today in new york." download the news 4 new york app on your mobile device. our next hour starts right now. >>> commuter alert. this morning, a lot of people will be getting on trains and crossing their fingers. there's a power outage at grand central that could slow down the commute. >>> plus round and round. overnight, two flights to our area forced to land somewhere else. >>> and a wet, messy morning. real downpours still hours away. "today in new york" starts now. good morning, everybody, 5:00 a.m. on this tuesday, february 16th. i'm michael gargiulo. >> and i'm darlene rodriguez. chris cimino is here with the forecast good morning. >> good morning. this storm system wearing a lot of different hats. yesterday, snow, ice and rain. temperatures out very cold. upper 40s in the city. still north and west and reluctant areas. a few icy spots. temperatures are going to warm through the morning. then that heavy round of rain is coming in. maybe an imbedded thunderstorm or two in there. temperatures headed way up to the 50s. through city island is 45. staten isla

linsey davis, abc news, new york. >>> the president of a fraternity at core any university will be in court this morning to face attempted rape antoine other charges. wolfgang balinger was arrested for an incident a week ago. a student accused her of abusing her in his roop at cy epsilon. he has beenn jailed since turning himself in on thursday. his chapter now suspended. >> s strong winds and dry conditions raising the wildfire threat from kansas to central texas. gust up to 50 miles an hour fueled several fires around oklahoma city. accidents on interstate 44 before authorities shutdown the westbound lanes. wind gusts are expted to reach 30 miles an hour today. >>> and blowing snow and icy conditions caused this tour bus accident on i-95 in connecticut. th dangerous weather part of a major winter storm battering coastal new england on monday. the accident injured more than 30 people. threw of them critically. the bus was traveling from new york city to the mohegan sun ca sin though. >> here's one indication how popu

and some news. a control of teenagers involved in the winning films will roll on the screen during acceptance speeches. >> producers say it's a way of allowing the winners to say what's in their heart as opposed to just naming people. the oscars will be handed out on sunday, february 28th right here. >> a little bit of diversity there. there's a yellow guy in the middle. >> the girl with the red hair. >> there is. and the second is up in the stands. so it was a little bit of color at the oscars. >> coming up, turning a beauty pageant blunder into memorable advertising. the huge hit from steve harvey. >> i love him. he's a funny guy. >> the spectacular celebration of the chinese new year. elaborate fireworks through people get to see. >> and cyber bullies attacking students in elementary. and the live in it to win in it in great falls down to two people. >> you've been obsessed with this campaign. the leading cough liquid only provides relief for four hours, but did you know there's a product that la

. >>> tonight, the new three-way fight. the candidates already on the ground in new hampshire, and so are we. ted cruz, donald trump and marco rubio in a heated battle now after iowa. and trump's new message tonight. and hillary clinton declared the winner, but just barely. we're live in new hampshire. >>> also breaking, the major storm tonight. blizzard warnings, reports of tornadoes. a large and dangerous tornado just moments ago. 340 miles of interstate shut down. alerts from new mexico to michigan. and that system, moving east tonight. >>> new developments in the case of a 13-year-old girl kidnapped and killed. two college students charged. police now revealing how she died. about zika, and the troubling development about a case in dallas. >>> and the mid-air explosion. the blast, moments after takeoff, ripping a hole into this jet. passengers inside, horrified. >>> good evening. and we begin tonight with the next battleground now, new hampshire just seven days away. and tonight, a new three-way battle taking shape alre

rubio in a new new hampshire poll. the florida senator now in second place behind trump. >> that's just the over flow crowd. >> they couldn't get them all in. we got to get a bigger room. >> of course, rubio and cruz will flank donald trump tomorrow night. >> yes, also on the stage at the abc news debate in new hampshire, kasich, bush, carson and christie will be right here on abc moderated by david muir and martha raddatz tomorrow saturday night 8:00 eastern, 7:00 central. heap you can join us. >>> the other big news story this morning, a winter storm that is set to snarl commutes in the northeast and air travel nationwide. >> take a look at this shot. the storm arriving. you can see a little bit of flakes outside our studio here in manhattan. the new coastal storm will bring snow accumulations from washington, d.c. to boston. ranging from 1 to 8 inches. >> and boston is expected to get the worst as you mentioned, 4 to 8 inches where schools are already closed today, the latest system marching up the east coast at thi

reporting live in salem, new hampshire, david news. >> dave is in new hampshire reporting throughout the day, we'll have results and reaction tomorrow night on eyewitness news at 11:00. >>> on this frigid night, thousands of volunteers are out canvassing the streets of new york city helping the homeless. it's part of a program called it takes place nationwide every year and is required to receive federal funding. last year the city found nearly 3200 people living on the streets. another 58,000 were living in homeless shelters. that was a record number. >>> closing arguments in the manslaughter trial of a new york cop who shot and killed an unarmed innocent man. an emotional peter liang taking the witness stand in his own defense this afternoon and breaking down as he described the night he shot and killed akai gurley in the dark cell of a housing project. startled and accidentally fired his gun. prosecutors say he acted recklessly. >>> new at 11:00, refs attacked after a hockey game turns violent. >> also eyewitness news getting this new video tonight. a man opens fire in to a deli.

jessica janner 13 action news. new at six.. angry voters are protesting saturday's democratic caucus! lines.. an all lack of organization. a lot like tuesday's republican caucus. tomorrow.... at -2- p-m.... in front of the federal courthouse. is suing the city of las vegas. lyft says... the city is trying to impose.... an illegal tax on them! 13 action news reporter..... gina lazara has more.... on what both sides are saying. gina: lyft says the city of las vegas is trying to levy an outrageously high tax on ride-share companies. but they say -- the city does not have the legal authority to do that! vo: lyft says -- nevada law clearly states -- it's illegal to single out ridesharing groups with extra fees. the tax is supposed to go into effect next month -- and it would cost ride- share companies 50-bucks -- per driver --- every six months. lyft says they've tried to ask the city to reconsider the illegal tax -- but they refuse - so they chose to sue. gina: the city tells 13 action news -- they don't comment on pending litigati

"nightly news" begins right now. >> announcer: from nbc news world headquarters in new york, this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt. >>> good evening. hampshire just six days from now, donald trump is talking about a do-over in iowa where he came in second place behind ted cruz. in a twitter tirade, he's accusing cruz of playing dirty tricks to pull off monday's win, but trump's not the only candidate sounding off about cruz who is busy barnstorming through new hampshire with a wind at his back and apparently a target on his back. nbc's hallie jackson tells us more. >> reporter: while republicans push ahead in new hampshire, donald trump's looking back to iowa, sparking a new feud with the man who beat him there. ted cruz didn't win iowa, trump tweeted. he stole it. adding either a new election should take place or cruz results nullified. it's one of trump's harshest attacks, less than 48 hours after one of his most gracious moments. >> i want to congratulate ted. >> reporter: trump echoing complaints from ben carson's campaign accusing cruz staffers of dirty tricks for insinuat

t t fiber one. >>> complete new england news coverage starts right now. this is the fox25 morning news. >> gene: ocean effect snow showers moving through parts of they need it had, right? if heading out, bundle up, frigid temperatures here today and going to be around for awhile, i believe. >> sara: i think they will be because it is winter and, everybody, it is tuesday, february 9th. there's more snow lingering around. >> we got snow. >> shiri: we got zero on 7-day forecast. >> gene: valentine's day. >> gene: snuggle more when it is zero. >> gene: sara has plan mapped out. excellent. >> shiri: visibility great shape and so are winds. big story really the cold in worcester this morning at 16, chelmsford at 18, 16 in new boston and 20 inman, new hampshire. we got 20 in reading and talks right now walpole at 20, 21 in boston, but just 19 21 and there you can see as you look toward scituate down to marshfield, we have had some passing snow showers. duxbury at 24, sandwich at 28 . those are all spots that we are going to have to watch. south shore, cape ann r

he's different, he's new. 74 years old, but he's new.ns are. >> sanders is going to beat her badly with women. lou: it's going to be quite a day in new hampshire tomorrow. ed, thank you for being here. appreciate it. michael, thank you so much. in a fiery explosion to tell you about sparking panic on the streets of london. witnesses yet, yes, shocked to see this double-decker bus blown up on the bridge in front of the bridge parliament. unsuspecting tourists and bystanders thought they witnessed a terrorist attack. turns out it was a special effects explosion for the new jackie chan movie being filmed in london. critics say that wasn't enough of a warning. i mean this is a little too real by any stretch of the imagination. it does make me want to see as always jackie chan, however. up next general jack keane joins me to talk about north korea and russia and u.s. policy such as it is chaos on campus after a leopard wonders into a school. there he is. that's more than wondering. that looks to me like -- well, hunting. we'll have the video

downloading the "news 4 new york" app on your mobile device. our next hour starts right now. >>> another busy morning. salt domes this morning. storm team 4 tracking our latest round of snow. >>> plus, imagine looking out your window and seeing this. the cruise ship from our area that hit rough seas. >>> also ahead, why a commercial caused immediate -- "today in new york" starts now. good morning everybody. 5:00 a.m. on this monday, february 8th. i'd m michael gargiulo. storm team 4's chris cimino is here with the forecast. hey, chris. >> good morning, guys. we start off the new workweek with more snow. not a lot. just a wet snow heading in our direction now. it is a big storm out there. you can see the center of the storm in the atlantic. but th precipitation shield extends back, getting close to backing in across eastern long island as we speak. noagtice the rain has gone over to snow now across eastern suffolk county. this is quickly moving to the west, northwest. it will move to tthe jersey shoreline eventually into the city we think probab

headquarters here in new york. good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. >>> at least eight people have been killed by a powerful fast moving storm system that swept from the gulf coast into the northeast. the system triggered a string of deadly tornadoes, strong winds, and drenching rain. last night, tornadoes killed at least four people in virginia where state of emergency has been declared. travel is affected all along the eastern seaboard. don champion is at new york's laguardia airport. don, good morning. >> good morning. >> reporter: more than 2,800 flights were cancelled yesterday at laguardia alone. more than 300 flights were grounded yesterday. there was also some construction damaged but the situation is far worse in places like virginia. as the dangerous storm system moves up the east coast, state police in waverly, virginia, combed through rubble with flashlights overnight. >> everything is destroyed. >> reporter: after a tornado ripped through the tiny farming down. >> look at that. see what happens?

new york, up through new england. so, let's get right to rob, tracking this new system tonight. hey, rob. >> reporter: hey, david. the front that brought the severe weather to the east yesterday has stalled and a wave has developed along it. so, all the rain you see is going to move up i into what should be some colder air. temperatures near 50 degrees tonight, but they should drop overnight to near freezing tomorrow from d.c. and philly through new york, hartford and boston. should see some wet snow throughout the morning, ending late in the day. the heaviest will be eastern massachusetts, winter storm warnings there, four to eight inches. one or two inches of wet snow from new york back to philly. a snow day for boston. haven't seen that in awhile. could be another one on tuesday. still tracking that for next week. >> for the primary. all right, rob, thank you. >>> tonight, the so-called bad boy of pharmaceuticals stirring up trouble again. martin shkreli laughing it off in a heated hearing in washington. he sparked outrage when he hiked the price of a life-saving drug by more

he says inform caucus goers of this news. the news was inaccurate. why doesn't he say i'm sorry it shouldn't have never been sent. he's blaming it on cnn's reporting. why not just a pure apology? >> erin, the report that was read at the beginning of this segment of tonight's forecast was a fairly lengthy report. we live in a 140 character world where tweets are going out. there's a tweet going on out be cnn. there's a screen shot by cnn. you're minutes before the iowa caucuses. if a candidate says he's not going to new hampshire or south carolina, that is big news. so campaigns are hyper active. again i believe ted cruz has taken responsibility for this. i think the reason it remains a story today is because donald trump lost the iowa kcaucuses. i used to coach. they blame it on other people. i think american people are going to have a higher standard than that. >> bob, thank you very much. i appreciate you're taking the time, sir, tonight. next, two gop candidates did drop out of the race today. who is out and who might gain from that? plus, clinton

live in manchester, hb hn -- new hampshire, jeff lennox, 7 news. the tracking poll as candidates continue to campaign. bernie sanders and donald trump are still front runners. they're both losing a lite ground. candidates stand: both down playing expectations. and look for more live reports from jeff lennox. he is keeping tabs right through the primary. flashing his live reports later today and through wednesday on 7 news as well. plus don't forget to download that 7 news voice your choice app. it is fre and always updated with the latest numbers from the campaign trail. >>> presidential politics playing out. the president stepping down. anan interim government is set to take over the office until a new leader selected in miami's little haiti neighborhood protesters marched through the streets. they're calling for fair election and calling out the now >> he the last five years has destroyed coffer of haiti, all the money. now time come for him to lee power. he is cannot organize one election. >> reporter: in haiti, the presidential runoff was cropp

a new world out there. if new hampshire candidate sit on its count, south carolinians want to know how they take a punch. donald trump's 757 is flying a little higher tonight, soaring into south carolina off trump's dodole-digit victoror in new hampshirir >> wee are going now to south carolina. we're going to win in south carolina. i love you all. thank you very much. >> reporter: trump trouncing the field, beating second place john kasich by more than 50,000 votes. >> they want to see us take the country back. they want to see great deals, not horrible deals. >> reporter: a decisive victory but its path forward isn't easy. south carolina is a lot different from new hampshire. in 2012 exit polling 65% of gop voters identified as evangelical or born again. a voting bloc that ted cruz is expected to excel with, just as he did in iowa. and while trump owned voters who called themselves independents in new hampshire, just 2525 of south cacalinians see thememlves that way. a lot of people the silver medal and gi

>>> breaking news tonight as we come on the air. telling us, right here in new hampshire. the first primary in the nation. votes being tallied. for some, a make or break moment. after months of attacks, neck and neck battles, it all comes down to this. >> polls are open! polls are open! >> our political team out in force tonight. we're one-on-one with donald trump. >> is tonight your night? >> we're with marco rubio. with jeb bush. does he need a strong showing here to survive? and john kasich. does he have late momentum? >> we're getting pounded by everybody. >>> bernie sanders and hillary clinton battling it out. >> i love this process. >> her uphill battle in sanders' backyard. and we're with the voters tonight. the late deciders revealing to us who they chose and why. "world news tonight" starts now. >>> good evening from new hampshire, where every four years, the nation watches and waits for the results from the first in the nation primary. and some of the conditionandidates have acknowledged already, if they don't do well here tonight, it could spell the end. the sta

live in new hampshire, i'm andy hiller, 7 news. >> sounds good, andie. if you have questions for andy hiller and our pollster, we want to her them. you can tweet us with the hashtag primaryon7. or you can go to our website at whdh.com. we'll have the answers to some of your 10:30 on carbon monoxide w-56 tonight, 10:30. we'll have coverage all week, on-line and on-air. >>> plenty of more news to get to here this evening. >> we have several breaking stories to cover for you. emergency crews responding to kenmore square. boston fire saying an acid spill shut down road in that area. >>> also breaking a three yearly who was rush to the hospital over the weekend has passed away. we'll have the latest when 7 news at 6:00 returns. car repairs, home improvements, a family trip ...it's not easy to afford them. what did marco rubio do? he put $22,000 in personal expenses on a republican party credit card. rubio's bad judgment caused a scandal and for five years rubio refused to release the credit card records. marco rubio: skipping major votes... all over the place

a new poll shows a 33-point lead for sanders here in new hampshire.e out here

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new hampshire we will see you in the morning. >> new hampshire.ave new hampshire and south carolina. tonight and tomorrow afternoon we will be in new hampshire. that will be something special. >> i am getting on a plane in about an hour and flying all night in new hampshire to knock on doors and sit down and visit with people and ask for their support. >> the candidates already on the move off to new hampshire. molly line is here to map out the path. now they are saying their thank yous and moving on to new hampshire. >> cruz has the momentum because he won. i also think rubio has an incredible momentum. he is fighting for the conservative voters among trump. rubio is starting to take votes from jeb and case sich and christie. this momentum could help rubio win a lot of support in new hampshire. i think we can see a bigger bump for him than for cruz even though cruz won. >> that is important leading into south carolina that's february 12th. >> it is coming up second week of february. great thing for rubio is not only you have third place not only

reporting live in new hampshire, i'm andy hiller, 7 news. >> thank so much, andy. if you have any hiller and our pollster, tweet us. you can also leave your questions on our facebook page or go to our website at whdh.com. we'll have the answers to some of your questions at 10:00 on cw-56. download our 7 news mobile and tablet apps to stay up to date on all the candidate and of course you can always find the latest on our website at whdh.com. >>> and we're following more news today. the fbi joining the federal investigation into the water contamination in flint, michigan. the fbi focusing on whether any law were broken in this crisis. the source switched in 2014. the people of flint complained that the water looked and tasted wrong but we're told the water was safe for nearly a year and now celebrities are making their way to flint, joining locals in the fight for answers. celebrities have been donating millions of the city. hip hop mogul says he wants to get this crisis fixed. >> the rappers got here before obama. >> everybody knows i'm a real housewife but i'm a r

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for the democrats in new >>s nafrng you new hampshire. thank you new hampshire. . . owed's poll closed secretary clinton called and was very grash have yous in her con her congratulations i thank her for her call. and i congratulations her in her supporters. ran in new hampshire. and let me take this opportunities to thank the many, many thousands of volunteers here in granite state who worked so tirelessly ieses we be because of your energy. thank you all so much. i want to thank julie barns and our great campaign staff to the, will echo from wall street to washington, from maine to california. and that is that tlt government of our great country belongs to all of the people and not just a handful of the wealthy campaign contributors and their super packs. >> nine months ago, we began our campaign neither new hampshire. we had no campaign organization. we had no money. and we were taking on the most in the united states of america. and tonight, one what appears to be record breaking volter turn out, -- voter turn out. because of a huge voter turn out, and i say huge

burkett, channel 7 eyewitness news. >>> good news and bad news in the fight against crime in new york city. shootings dropped from 90 last year to 59 this past month. homicides went from 40 to 22, a 34% drop. felony assaults including slashings on the subways ticked up about 1400 last january, 1600 this year. new york's top cop is issuing a wake-up call. literally. >> subways are not for sleeping. i know a lot of people are tired. they work very hard. but our officers are going to be instructed to start waking people up. >> bratton says more officers will be sent in to the transit system to wake those commuters up. >>> tonight an eyewitness news exclusive, a most disturbing story. an 8th grade boy, a star athlete says he was stopped by undercover cops in newark, roughed up, and left with a broken shoulder. he says surveillance video proves his case. the police department tonight investigate. darla miles in newark with the exclusive story. >> this 14-year-old said he was forced to walk home with a dislocated shoulder after the officers who allegedly did that to him refused to call 911.