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news." >>> good evening from here in manchester, new hampshire. i'm norah o'donnell. a two-person race. and today we spoke with nikki haley, who is going head to head with donald trump. haley is canvassing the granite state. she's hoping for an upset tomorrow night but is trailing in the polls. we spoke to her about the former president and the issues, including immigration and abortion rights. >>> another major issue in this race, the economy. wall street hit record highs in both the dow and s&p 500. but on main street, it's a different feeling for millions of americans. even with low unemployment and growing wages, cbs's tony dokoupil spoke with people who say they're still struggling to make ends meet. >>> with the final push ahead of election day, both trump and haley are holding campaign rallies tonight. so let's begin with cbs's caitlin huey-burns, who has been out speaking with voters. >> reporter: nikki haley is campaigning across new hampshire like her political life depends on it. >> to a big win! >> reporter: with florida governor ron desantis now out of th

evening tomorrow. she will join me as a guest in the live hour for manchester, coming up after a quick break. coming up after a quick break. >>> good evening, from manchester where newhampshire. i'm jen psaki. and i know you are used to seeing rachel maddow at this hour on mondays. believe me, me too. i'm usually watching her

manchester, new hampshire. just hours from now voters will cast their ballots for the first-in-the-nation primary. even though new hampshire is just the second contest of the 2024 election cycle. it could very well be the end of the republican race. yes, the primary race could be wrapped up tomorrow night. before january even comes to a close. of course it's not truly over until it is over. as of last night, with florida governor desantis dropping out, this is now finally the one-on-one race that nikki haley has, won is the one that she has been asking for and right now on the eve of this new hampshire primary, she is the only one still standing between donald trump and her republican nomination, she is also currently 19 points behind him in the latest new hampshire tracking poll, out just this morning. so what does nikki haley have to do to justify staying in the race after tomorrow? that seems to be the million dollar question. or maybe billion dollar question. can she do well enough tomorrow to make this an actual race for a little bit? maybe. surprising things to happen here. i mean, john mccain wo

good evening from manchester new hampshire and what could only be described as a wild day for the 2024residential campaign but what is with the pretty crowded is now down to a two-person race as of today after florida governor ron desantis dropped out and endorsed donald trump immediately physically just hours ago. it was a rocky road for desantis from the very beginning and i think it's fair to say, remember when he kicked off his campaign with a glitch-y twitter live stream we all remember that. it turns out things never really went up from there. i know it might be hard to picture, especially tonight, before he entered the race he was thought of as the next great hope of the republican party he was the big story of the 2022 election he was thought of as donald trump's biggest threat from messaging to messaging mistakes it camequl apart. it's a bit of a paper tiger candidate meaning basically sure he was great on paper he was governor of florida heat a lot of credentials, but the more people saw him the last they seemed to like him. desantis did pull off a distant second place finish

evening news" begins now! ♪ ♪ good evening, we are alive from here in manchester, new hampshire, with just hours until the firstthe nation primary. i'm norah o'donnell. and it is now a two-person race. and today we spoke with nikki haley who was going head-to-head with donald trump. hailey is canvassing the great state hoping for an upset tomorrow night but is trailing in the polls. we spoke to her about the former president and the issues including immigration and abortion rights. another major issue in this race, the economy. wall street hit record highs in both the dow and s&p 500. but on mine street, it's a different feeling for millions of americans. even the blow of unemployment in growing wages, cbs's tony to coble spoke to people who say they are still struggling to make ends meet. but ahead of election day both trump and haley are holding rallies tonight. so let's begin with cbs's caitlin huey-burns who has been outspoken with voters. >> reporter: nikki haley is campaigning across new hampshire like her political life depend on it. with florida governor ron desantis now out of the race and throwing his

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>>> good evening, from manchester where new hampshire. i'm jen psaki. and i know you are used to seeing rachel maddow at this hour on mondays. believe me, me too. i'm usually watching her in the office. rachel is a little underthe weather. don't worry. we will be hearing from rachel in just a few minutes, and we have overall so much to get to tonight. we're less than 24 hours from the polls closing here in new hampshire. we're here in new hampshire, doing our show from nooufl. and the last remaining challenger to trump is trying to pull off would be a surprise win tomorrow in the race for the presidential nomination or at least to finish close enough to stay in the race which may actually be in the bar. a day away from the vote nikki haley is trying to prevent the primary tomorrow from being essentially the end of that race. because unless something truly happens tomorrow, and, hae, shocking things do happen in politics, trump is going to be the republican nominee, and he's going to be the nominee because he has broad support among republicans in the co

>>>good evening, from manchester, new hampshire. i know you are used to seeing rachel at this hour.ieve me, me too. i'm watching her in my office after my show. she's under the weather at the moment. she is resting her voice so that she can have her big, special voice at the new hampshire primary. we are all looking forward to it. we will be hearing from rachel in just a few minutes. overall, we have so much to get to tonight. we are less than 24 hours from the polls closing here in new hampshire. doing our show from new hampshire. the last meeting challenger to donald trump, is trying to pull off a surprise win for the republican presidential nomination. at least to finish close enough to stay in the race. this may actually be the bar. a day away from the vote, nikki haley, trying to prevent the new hampshire primary tomorrow from being essentially the end of that race. unless something truly shocking happens tomorrow, and shocking things happen in politics, donald trump, is going to be the republican nominee. he's going to be the nominee because he has broad support among republic

. >>> good evening from manchester, new hampshire, on what could only be described as a wild day for the 2024 presidential campaign. what was once a pretty crowded republican field, only a couple of months ago, is now down to a two-person race. as of today. after florida governor ron desantis dropped out and endorsed donald trump, immediately, basically, just hours ago. now this was a rocky road for desantis from the very beginning, i think it was fair to say. because remember back in the spring when he kicked off his campaign with a glitchy twitter live stream, we all kind of remember that, it turns out things never went up from. there i know it may be hard to picture, especially tonight, before he entered the race, desantis was thought about as the next great hope of the republican party. he was the big story of the 2022 election on the republican side. and he was thought of as donald trump's biggest threat. but from messaging mistakes to money issues, his campaign quickly, and i mean, quite quickly fell apart. he was a bit of a paper tiger candidate, meaning he was great on paper,

good evening from manchester new hampshire.on what could only be described as a wild day for the 2024 presidential campaign. what once was a pretty clap -- only a couple of months ago, is now down to a two-person race, as of today. after florida governor ron desantis dropped out and endorsed donald trump, immediately basically, just hours ago. now this was a rocky road for desantis from the very beginning, i think it is fair to say. because remember back in the spring, when he kicked off his campaign with a glitchy quid twitter live screen. we all remember that. it turns out things never really went up from there. i know it may be hard to picture, especially tonight, before he entered the race, desantis was thought of as the next great hope of the republican party. he was the biggest story of the 2022 election on the republican side, and he was thought of as donald trump's biggest threat. but for messaging, for messaging mistakes to money issues, his campaign quickly, and i mean quite quickly, fell apart. he was a bit of what i

new hampshire. good evening. >> trace, it's 13 degrees here in manchester, new hampshire. south carolina senator and former presidential candidate tim scott endorsed donald trump at a rally in new hampshire. trump and former governor nikki haley tried to secure scott's endorsement. he shows the front runner even though he said heed not endorse in the primary. he told fox why he changed his mind. >> it's time to unite our party so our only target is firing joe biden. out country can't fake 4 more years. the best way to get rid of joe biden as president is to unite behind trump. >> i asked nikki haley about scott snubbing her despite the fact she appointed him senator. >> it's disappointing. all of the washington insiders are going towards trump. he said he wanted to drain the swamp. you won't drain the swamp that way. we are moving around. it's not about endorsements from elected officials. we will stay on the ball and keep doing what we are doing and moving on it. >> a new poll has trump leading haley by 17 points in new hampshire today. trump gained 2 points and haley los

evening news" begins now. ♪ ♪ good evening. and welcome. we are live from here in manchester, new hampshire. i am norah o'donnell. we begin tonight with the breaking news. cbs news can predict that donald trump is the winner new hampshire's presidential primary. no nomination has failed to secure the nomination, but tonight nikki haley says this race is far from over. we are hearing from both candidates tonight setting expectations about the campaign ahead. we also have exit poll data, but with the shape of what the electorate was like here in new hampshire, it was more moderate, more independent than what we saw in iowa. also, the economy and immigration, some of the top issues on voters minds. and one in five voters made their decision in the last couple of days and they largely broke for nikki haley. we have our team coverage from across the state. and cbs's ed o'keefe will start us off tonight from good evening, ed. election night headquarters. >> reporter: norah, good evening, president trump president trump is addressing his supporters declaring victory here in new hampshire and already going after nikki ha

coming up on bbc news, aston villa docked points but still go through to the quarterfinals along with sunderland at the expense of manchester united. good eveningnd welcome to the bbc news at six. the prime minister is braced for more challenges to his controversial plans to send some asylum seekers to rwanda — as the house of lords begins debating the government's bill for the first time. rishi sunak is urging the lords not to block the will of the people by voting it down. more than 1,000 migrants have already crossed the channel so far this year. but some who tried never made it, like this 14—year—old boy from syria, who was travelling with his 16—year—old brother. they were among five migrants who became the first to die in the channel this year. 0ur paris correspondent, andrew harding, has tracked down the boys' family to try to discover how they got to the french coast and why they wanted to come to the uk. we've come to the spot where it all went wrong. the first drownings of the year here on the french coast. two survivors are showing me where their friends got into trouble late at night, trying to scramble onto a small boat. one of the

brian llenas is live for us tonight in manchester new hampshire. bryan, good evening. >> reporter: trace, good evening. tonight, florida governor ron desantis is actually polling dead last in new hampshire with just 5% support. trump leading with 50% and former governor nikki haley is second with 34%. desantis moved a majority of his campaign staff to south carolina, haley's home state insisting a loss there will deliver a knockout blow to haley's campaign though desantis tells fox he's not skipping new hampshire. >> we went to south carolina, knocked out a couple events and then did what we were planning to do in new hampshire. that was somehow characterized as skipping new hampshire which it wasn't it was adding south carolina in addition to that. we're setting up events in new hampshire on friday, we'll do multiple town halls and we will be back. >> reporter: i caught up with haley tonight who had this to say about desantis. >> he's closer to zero than he is to me in either of these states so it's more about his survival. we're strong, it's a two person race in new

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coming up on bbc news, aston villa docked points but still go through to the quarterfinals along with sunderland at the expense of manchester united. good eveninghe house of lords begins debating the government's bill for the first time. rishi sunak is urging the lords not to block the will of the people by voting it down. more than 1,000 migrants have already crossed the channel so far this year. but some who tried never made it, like this 14—year—old boy

filling his weekend with a series of rally there is and even new polls show he already has a huge lead in the state. alexis mcadams is live in manchestermpshire, and has the latest for us. alexis. >> hi, jon, good evening. we've seen lots of people waiting for hours in the bitter cold for a chance to see and hear the former president speak here in the granite state. we really don't have to look far, jon, to see the support for president trump. it's from the rallies to these polls. take a look here. you can see on your screen, this is that rally happening right now and manchester here. it's at the southern new hampshire university arena and filling up with voters for quite some time as a way to see the former president take the stage. not like these other events we're going to, jon, on the ground in new hampshire. they're selling trump gear, t-shirts, hats, you name it. his popularity is showing in the recent poll if you look here and latest tracking poll in new hampshire. we've been watching on a daily bay and is trump at 53%, haley at 63% and ron desantis at 7%. that's republican primaries in the state and some voters don't watch the

correspondent bryan llenas is in manchester, new hampshire tonight with the latest. good eveningbrian. >> bret, good evening. tonight sources tell fox south carolina senator tim scott will endorse former president donald trump tonight in new hampshire. we're told both trump and former governor nikki haley called scott to try to secure his endorsement. but, in the end, he chose the frontrunner. >> imagine america with no vengeance no, chaos. >> tonight former governor nikki haley ramping up attacks against former president donald trump. >> he knows i know him very well. he knows i know what his lies are. >> gloves coming off four days before the new hampshire primary. >> i know nikki very well she worked for me a long time. she would not be able to handle that position. she would not be able to handle the onslaught. >> the attacks coming as former are south carolina senator and tim scott set to endorse trump in concord. despite the fact that haley appointed scott to the senate when she was governor of south carolina. haley supporter, new hampshire governor chris sununu down played

. ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> good evening from manchester, new hampshire, where tonight it looks like nikki haley mightations, at least from the polls, but she did not beat donald trump. 11 minutes after polls close tonight, nbc news projected trump would win new hampshire the primary and make it two and a row after his resounding victory in iowa just last week. here is what members looked like at this hour. it was a result that gave the biden campaign and, opening with the president saying tonight regardless of what nikki haley does from here, the general election race has begun. and yet, nikki haley is promising to stay in the race as of tonight. >> now you have all heard the chatter among the political class. they're falling all over themselves saying this race is over. [applause] well, i have news for all of them. new hampshire it is for in the nation. it is not last in the nation. [applause] >> she's right, it's not the last inclination. and in that pretty defiant speech, she made pretty clear she has ever intention to carry on and she has every right to carry on. for what it's worth, as she was t

even though skipper -- yeah. he wanted to skip the whole thing dnc decided to ditch granite state for first primary in south carolina next month. fox business correspondent madison alworth is live in manchester, newpshire live. >> it is a mess and joe biden is not only in the state he's not even on the ballot. but that has not prevented his friends from stomping for him here in new hampshire both the boston mayor michelle wu and congressman spent the day here with the grassroots campaign called write in biden some political analyst think this write-in campaign needs to do well saying biden can't just win here. he needs to win by a handsome margin. but supporters say a win is a win even if by one vote. ro kona saying he's confident the president will prevail. >> i believe that president biden will win and it is going to be a hard fought victory as a write-in victory that's a big deal. >> reporters of the president are pushing the write-in campaign because they fear optics of incumbent president running for reelection losing the state to a challenger. those challengers, though, disappointed that president is not participating in democracy here in new hampshire. listen. >> every single one of you th

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evening. my wife and i watched former president trump in new hampshi in manchester and i understand his support make america great again. however, i see him as a crook and you want to look at the information coming from indictments in the state of new york. i see him as a coward. about how he did not become a soldier. i see him as a con man, wh beenf people more important than me. host: bruce in pennsylvania, democratic caller. c-span also this week has caught up with david scanlon, the new hampshire republican secretary of state. we met up with him at his office in the state house in concord where he told us about how citizens become presidential candidates in the granite state. >> when we see the video of the candidates coming in, signing up to be in the new hampshire primary, giving you a thousand dollars for that honor, where did they do it? >> they do it right here. it is such a privilege to be the person when they come in. you get a true sense of what they are like when they come in here and get a sense of their personality. they come into thism and right here we have the historic desk th

mixture in the southeastern part of new hampshire, some snow later this afternoon into this evening so the bottom line is you want to get out there early. there's manchestermpshire. cloudy skies for the most part. and temperatures in the 30's. we will take it. better than the deep freeze like it was yesterday, steve, ainsley, brian. back to you. >> steve: that is much better forecast than they had in des moines and in iowa. >> ainsley: great better voter turnout. >> steve: all right, j.d., thank you very much. from the map to a live look at manchester, new hampshire as voters head to the polls right now. they open just a little while ago. >> ainsley: look how cute. that has to be a school, right? >> ainsley: yep. nikki haley joins us live this hour with her strategy for the last day of this pivotal primary. >> ainsley: but first, outnumbered co-host and former white house press secretary and our friend kayleigh mcenany is going to join us. hey, kayleigh ♪ ♪ ♪ here's why you should switch fo to duckduckgo on all your devie duckduckgo comes with a built-n engine like google, but it's pi and doesn't spy on your searchs and duckduckgo lets you browse like chr

jen is in manchester this evening in new hampshire. president biden's side tonight? >> i mean, there are statements flying out from the biden team tonight. none of them have anything to do with the outcome in new hampshire tonight. i'm sure they are relieved of what the outcome was on some level. but they are ready to move forward, basically. so, rachel, a couple of statements, one from the campaign out tonight, which indicates to me that they are moving to the general election, whether nikki haley is staying it or not, they're moving on to the race against donald trump. and let me read you just two of their key sentences that stuck out to me. the first is, tonight's results confirmed donald trump has all but locked up the gop nomination. and the election denying anti-freedom maga movement has completed its takeover of the republican party. lots of messaging in there, obviously. what they're saying, running against him. the last line of the statement is, one thing is increasingly clear today, donald trump is headed straight into a gene

news, can manchester united avoid an fa cup upset? we'll be at wigan athletic as both sides look to reach the fourth round. good eveningnd welcome to the bbc news at six. the government is under growing pressure to exonerate hundreds of post office sub postmasters who have been wrongly convicted of fraud because of a faulty computer system. 700 branch managers were convicted between 1999 and 2015 after the computer system horizon mistakenly showed money was missing from their post offices. a new itv drama has put the scandal firmly back in the spotlight today the prime minister said he would strongly support the honours committee if it chose to look into revoking ucb awarded to the former post office boss oliver reynolds. —— paula venables. they said they would do all they can to right wrongs of the past. today two government ministers met with government lawyers to try to work out how they could speed up the delivery of compensation and exoneration, clearing names. and in the next 15 or 20 minutes one of those ministers will be here in parliament answering questions, all of this after a holiday season tv series. this

manchester city legend. the burnley manager even has a statue outside the stadium but he knows his former club well enough to know his newad since leaving in 2019. pep guardiola relieved they are heading for a timely clean bill of health after injury so far this evening. one game at a time, in far this evening. one game at a time. in the _ far this evening. one game at a time, in the past _ far this evening. one game at a time, in the past when - far this evening. one game at a time, in the past when he - far this evening. one game at a| time, in the past when he made far this evening. one game at a - time, in the past when he made good runs our thinking and thoughts were just one game at the time. itjust barely and the rest i don't care. what they have done in the past, the most important is the fact that we are almost all the squad fit, and thatis are almost all the squad fit, and that is the best news for the important part of the season, we have the premier league and champions league around the corner, it's important to have everyone. nobody would ever doubt the quality manager— nobody would ever doubt the quality m

manchester, madison. >> john, florida governor desantis was supposed to make his return to new hampshire this evening ands at the restaurant to my left instead he made his official exit from the 2024 they can to social media to announce his suspension of his campaign and to throw his support behind president trump. >> i signed a pledge to support the republican nominee and i will honor that pledge. he has my endorsement because we cannot go back to the old republican guard of yesteryear. a repackaged form of warmth over corporatism that nikki haley represents. >> trump responded to the news on fox news a digital we are very honored to have his endorsement i look forward to working together to beat joe biden who is the worst and most corrupt president and the history of our country. now, there were some supporters who still show up to the restaurant here in manchester this evening. they spoke with us all of them were disappointed they understood why he made the decision to drop out. one supporter tells us he now feels lost with his remaining two gop options. >> absolutely will not support nikki haley her

evenings like these. adam wild, bbc news. now to the women's game. there's a trip home for manchesterl travel to play durham this weekend as her side join the fourth round of the fa cup. city are second in the wsl, three points behind defending champions chelsea. houghton says they will have to be "near perfect" to be in contention for the title but that the fa cup is particularly special for her. the former england captain says she's been inundated with ticket requests for this weekend. steph's been speaking to the bbc�*s football reporter emma sanders. the fa cup is probably the most favoured competition, to be honest. i think to have that dream of playing at wembley and representing the club, for all the experiences we have had their previously of winning but also losing, i think you want to relive that, and it's notjust for you and your team—mates, it is for ourfamilies you and your team—mates, it is for our families that we don't get is every weekend, and they travel all the way to emily to go and see you, but, look, iam not the way to emily to go and see you, but, look, i am not

even though she did finish third in iowa last night. i'm going to speak with her in manchester along with the new hampshire governor and one of her biggest supporters, chris sununu in a live joint interview. >>> the former president is celebrating his iowa win right now at a familiar campaign stop, a new york city courthouse. he is not required to attend his defamation trial if new york today. he wants to be there. i'm dana bash. let's go behind the headlines and "inside politics." >>> first up, trump dominates the frigid temperatures and dozens of criminal charges did not turn republican voters in iowa away from donald trump. they showed up for him bigley. as you can see literally over my shoulder the other candidates are still in the race, particularly nikki haley. she is here in manchester at this restaurant shaking hands, trying to continue her campaign and get every vote she can. even though donald trump made history in the iowa caucuses. he carried 98 of the 99 counties, winning nearly every demographic according to cnn entrance polls. in his victory speech trump acted like the race is over, while desantis and haley who lost by mor

we are in manchester new hampshire work nikki haley saying she is not dropping out of the race whatever the result tonight evenh it seems the republican nomination is moving in favour of donald trump. good evening. it's almost six and a half years since the grenfell disaster. the building still stands in west london shrouded from view, but for the families who lost loved ones, 72 in all, the pain and loss of that fire is ever present. this week the bereaved have an opportunity to speak directly to the organisations that many hold responsible for the fire and the deaths. in a moment we'll hear from two bereaved family members, paulos, who was in grenfell tower that night and lost his son — and nabil who lost six members of his family in the tragedy. first, kate's here. and kate, it s more than six years on from the fire. where are we when it comes to justice? there is no clear vision of what justice looks like but three processes are ongoing, the public inquiry trying to understand what happened and make recommendations to government to make sure it does not happen again for that that began in 2018 and is meant

new hampshire, think about. madison alworth has been following the ron desantis campaign she joins us from manchester. >> good evening florida governor ron desantis was supposed to be talking right now the restaurant to the left of me to supporters in manchester. instead at 3:00 p.m. he took to social media suspended his campaign and back president donald trump. >> i send a pledge to support the republican nominee in honor the pledge. he has my endorsement because we can't go back to the old republican guard of yesteryear a repackaged form of warm over corporatism that nikki haley represents. >> trump responded to the news that the florida governor would be supporting him telling fox news digital is honored to have his endorsement and look forward to working with him to be joe biden who is the worst and most corrupt president in the history of our country. confusion is speculation about the future of the desantis campaign started saturday night when the team canceled all of desantis' planned appearance on network news sunday morning shows the campaign tried to squash any talk around the future of the campaign possibl

isn't even know, talking about the possibility of a 2028 presidential run when they'll be, nor donald trump in his way to torment him until the c to alex. i sure i'll just see the manchester new hampshire. around 1400000 the germans took to the streets in but included in unit over the weekend, according to organizes of a wave of demonstrations against the far right alternative for germany. party policy has recently enjoyed. busy aging popularity tapping into anti immigration sentiments. but as it would challenge reports the direction in which they want to take, the country is alarming. many germans for the germans joining protest in recent days. the country has been down this path before many a while right? the growing power of the far right a if the policy carried that goes of germany's not see past that they want to stop . it's this was collected on sunday with tens of thousands gathered on the banks at the ryan river. i'm demonstrating against the fact that the things that we learned at school that we all know still seem to repeat themselves. and i'm here to show that the silent majority is no longer asylum as we all the majority of the thing called democracy is a stable d

isn't even know, talking about the possibility of a 2028 presidential run when they'll be, nor donald trump in his way to torment him until the fee to hour. so sure, i'll just see the manchester new hampshire. the file is broken out to the major russian liquefied natural gas terminal on the baltic sea. that most fluid complex is a major l energy terminal on the gulf of finland. ukrainian media say the fire was caused by drone attack by keeps special forces catching up as hold a young has more the fire started overnight in freezing temperatures, and a plant that produces jet and fuel oil. that's sort of a cool that's around 2 45 in the morning from the regional gulf. and a who tell me about the far the nova tech facility and the poto bas luca, shortly after 5 flights as well. cool to the site on sugarloaf ukrainian media reported the fire erupted after a jerome strike carried out by ukraine's secret service. the explosion analysts say, may pose a logistical and economic setback for russia, which also exports fuel from that gas terminal. it could also lead to an escalation because this brings the baltic sea into play, and there could be a repercussions because this could be we 2 re

desantis is even know, talking about the possibility of a 2028 presidential run when they'll be, nor donald trump in his way to torment him until the c to alex. i sure i'll just leave the manchester new hampshire. the police in ecuador have detained more than 60 suspected gum gang members who attempted to seize a hospital. it's thought they were trying to free a gang leader who is receiving medical treatments that the government has destroyed thousands of military personnel as part of his war on gas. and nearly 50 people have been killed after land slide. hit china is you non province search and rescue operations on the way in the south western region. more than 500 people have been rescued or 40 said it's not clear what caused the land slide. and that's in use for now on how to 0, but to stay with us. i'll be back in about 30 minutes with another ologist here and use our coming up next year. it's counting the costs. thank you for watching the of hi, joseph mar. 3 years in and joe biden, faces little competition from within the democratic party, despite concerns about the popularity of the aging presidents. as the formalities of the nomination. concepts begin, does by didn't have wha

manchester this evening. his rally isn't until 7:00 p.m., but you can see behind me they are already waiting to get inside. but i think from the trump campaign's perspective, the stakes are high here in new hampshire. they do believe if donald trump can win this state by a big margin, it will end the primary isn't and force his rivals specifically out of the race. trump, for his part, said that last night while at a different rally in concorde, new hampshire. take a listen to what he told supporters. >> this could end it. get the big vote, it ends it. then we can focus on biden and his thugs. >> reporter: now, i will say historically, he does have a point there. if donald trump were to win iowa and new hampshire, he won iowa earlier this week, he would be the first non-incumbent republican to have done so in 40 years. they want donald trump to do on tuesday. and as part of that messaging as well, donald trump is telling his supporters, similar to the messaging we heard in iowa. do not not get complacent. i need you to turn out in a big way. ignore the polls that show me leading by big margins and vote in a big way. another theme is really escalating those attacks on nikki haley. nikki ha

evening through tuesday in new hampshire. now desantis had initially planned to be in south carolina all weekend but will now be making appearance here in manchesteronight at 5:00 p.m. but desantis held three events in south carolina yesterday. while he was in a myrtle beach desantis was asked directly whether south related trip was a sign that he didn't think he could earn any delegates in new hampshire. here's what he had to say. >> we are doing what we think we need to do to accumulate delegates. i think just making it clear we have got good footholds here. >> his foot hold it new hampshire less strong currently polling at 6%. supporters like congressman thomas and massie telling "fox news sunday" that is nothing to worry about. >> a while, we never had high expectations for new hampshire anyway i will be going to be going to new hampshire later today but the real fight is in south carolina and that is where nikki haley stumbles. she's going to miss expectations and not even when her own state. >> his campaign it sank desantis will be here through the primary on tuesday he'll talk to voters tonight at the farm bar and grill at 5:00 p.m. i'll se

manchester, new hampshire yesterday, and she interviewed a liberal voter. i want you to listen to what she said about nikki haley versus president biden. >> will you consider haley? >> yes. >> you would? >> yes. >> evenugh you're heavily liberal? >> yes. >> why? >> because i think both sides have had their fill of old white men, and it's time for a younger, new blood to come in. >> haley versus biden, who would you vote for? >> haley. >> really? >> yeah. especially over politics with israel right now. >> would her politics be different? >> i think she is more willing to listen and negotiate than what biden is doing right now. >> just as a fact check for our audience before i have your respond to that, let me play you nikki haley's actual beliefs about gaza and israel. here they are. >> i'm assuming the position, therefore, is america should not take them either. >> absolutely not. they should go to hamas loving countries, iraq, qatar, turkey. those three countries, they can go to that. but it's very telling that here you have the people in gaza that egypt doesn't even want them, that none of those countries want them. you know why? because they don't know which ones are hamas and which ones aren't. w

evening goes on in. >> jesse: greg, new hampshire mrs. you, apparently era here in 2016, so everybody wants to say hello. do you miss new hampshire? >> greg: i put the man in manchesteru should test out the new hampshire model. "live free or die. would be a great segment. >> jesse: we will call the cameras. thank you, greg. >> greg: whenever i'm watching the campaign i have to remind myself that it is like a design problem. it is not a people problem. politics and the media combined bring out the worst in people because that has the biggest impact. you see this political exercise where people are amplifying and salts, natural, that is what happens, it is a campaign. also amplify stories. i find like when i am listening to nikki haley, i think she goes from being a capable leader, to a pandering funny. it bums me out. it is not just her. you can see governor sununu because trump a coward, desantis supporters railing against trump. everybody agrees on everything except the candidates. nikki is a competent leader, but as a candidate, i feel that when she plays the gender and race stuff forward, i feel that it is dictated by the design of this. she turns herself into a p

manchester at 7:45. even if biden does win, he won't get any of the state's 10 delegates that's because no delegation will be awarded on the democratic side. this is punishment for newparty rules by holding the first in the nation primary even though the dnc picks south carolina to now go first because it has a more diverse democratic voter base which was biden's idea. will biden win? it looks like it. according to a new cnn, unh poll 60% of likely democratic voters in new hampshire say they plan to write in biden. 10% choose minnesota congressman dean phillips. and while campaigning in new hampshire, phillips called biden unelectable and weak. he also said that he is open to run as a third party candidate on the no labels ticket if he thought it could help defeat former president donald trump. >> i will do anything it takes as long as the data supports it, to defeat the most dangerous man in the world. [applause] >> i'm disappointed at so many people who could have joined me on this stage to make the case together left me alone to do it. >> it's interesting guys because the "boston globe" chen doored former governor nikki haley urging independent voters to not wast

even a inch of snow and nearly two years. now the snow it's about an hour out from reaching us in new england but we are getting some light flurries but we are in manchestershire tonight which could get up to a foot. most of the state picking up at least half a foot. today is the last saver people to get ready with the snow at its heaviest overnight and into tomorrow. >> it keeps changing so not sure when it's going to come. we'll probably just go shopping today and then go home. and hope the storm is not that bad. >> there is another storm right on the heels of this one. expected to bring something a little bit different, rain and flooding next week. guy's. >> katy, thank you so much. i often go to the airports on the snow is expected to cause major travel delays and headaches this weekend. some cancellations and delays happening at airports as millions of people across the northeast brace for snow and heavy winds. new york port authority crews already getting ready for delays and outages here in the big apple. cb cotton is live from new york's laguardia airport with more on that part of the story. >> i can tell your tsa security lines have not been the

evening. let's bring in our panel here. for "the bulwark," tim miller. cornell belcher. in manchester, "newical correspondent lisa lear, professor in department of politics here in new hampshire, christopher gal galiari. you've watched about these, written about new hampshire primaries and politics. what this year feels the same what feels different? >> what feels different, it seems to be happening in a slower gear. fewer candidates, fewer events. we didn't have debates in the last week. trump has only been here, commuting from his trials to give rallies in the evenings and on the weekends. haley seemed to be going slowly last week. there's less of the electricity in the air that you're used to feeling the weekend before primary day. >> it's interesting, lisa, nikki haley's coalition, it feels like it's a combination. there are democrats voting for her in the primary. what does a good coalition look like for her here? >> what she really needs is a courage in independent voters or undeclared to turn out to the polls and cast ballots. i think what you're identifying is really true. sure, peo

manchester. trump's two other double digit lead in new hampshire according to the polls. he seems to be taking specific aim and he hit me right now. >> he is taking on the gala directly, not even mentioning around desantis last night. when you look at the polls there's good reason for that. nikki haley was within striking distance in this day where independents are allowed to participate in this republican primary. new hampshire have a history of growing the opposite direction that iowans have gone. this would give her some hope here in the state. that is where you saw last night, on the rally stage here in new hampshire. just down the road from where we are standing now. we saw him bring out the likes of senator tim scott of south carolina who you were called back when nikki haley was governor she first appointed tense go to the oh senate. it was scott who was onstage indirectly don't trump last night. take a listen. >> we need a president today who will stop the crime and recklessness in the streets. we need a president who will restore law and order. we need donald trump. >> law an order, of course, the timing of that statement coincides with the e. jean carroll defamation

evening. that does it for me tonight, i'll be right back here at the desk here in manchester tomorrow night at eight pm eastern. but for now, stay right where you are, because there's more newsing up on msnbc. coming up on msnbc. ♪ ♪ charlotte! charl! every day can be extraordinary with rich, creamy, delicious fage total yogurt. ♪ ♪

evening, i believe? he was meant to be here, we have seen some - be here, we have seen some supporters showing up to this location in manchester newd into a bit of a scene, media showing up and the former mayor, also former presidential candidate, rudy julianna, just arrived, we can paint over and you see the media surrounded mr giuliani there, he said that he came in order to congratulate ron desantis on a good campaign. it wasn't clear immediately whether or not he actually knew that desantis would be dropping out, but he is here and outside the restaurant speaking to the media now. one thing he said was that he called attention to the fact that he called attention to the fact that as every candidate has dropped out, many of them have now given their support to donald trump. he said this shows more proof that nikki haley should not be the republican nominee, this coming from the former lawyer of donald trump himself. this is the see no in manchester, where we have a two—person race, nikki haley the former president will be going head—to—head on tuesday when voting actually begins. i have been speaking with a few desantis support