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chris and alisyn. >> jeff, thank you very much.appenings. ryan liz swra, maeve reston and paul stein hauser, political director for new hampshire one and political editor. ryan, what we are hearing about the shakeup in the campaign, overblown. she said they're just taking stock. >> she had eight years to prepare for this race. eight years to figure out how to win iowa after her crushing defeat against iowa. new hampshire is a state that has been pretty good to the clintons. bill clinton came in second. she came back from a nine-point deficit in the polls to win new hampshire in 2008. and they are getting clobbered by a 74-year-old socialist who wasn't even a democrat until this year. >> sounds like you're not #feelingthebern. >> there's always 37% who will appeal to what sanders is marketing. fund-raising, endorsements, dominance in the polls. you have to she she has underperformed. >> and yet there can be many surprises in new hampshire just as there were -- as she has proven before and as iowa showed. the polls are not always rig

>> good morning, alisyn."new day" to endorse marco rubio for president. >> what is it you like so much as opposed to say donald trump, ben carson, ted cruz? he is the most conservative candidate in the race who can win the general election. he is the fourth most conservative candidate. whether it's jobs. he likes all americans. he wan he wants. >> a long distinguished line of people month have endorsed marco rubio. asa hutchinson. tim pawlenty endorsed yesterday on our show. former senator bob dole, orrin hatch, jeff flake, thom tillis, dean heller. these are all establishment figures like yourself. they become a liability for marco rubio. what's your response? >> marco rubio took on the establishment in florida. people told him he couldn't run in 2010. the tea party got behind marco rubio. they did because he was a conservative who got things done in the house of representatives down in florida as their speaker. he won that race for the u.s. senate. now he got things accomplished as a senator. endorsements f

alisyn? he "doesn't care anymore about what he called voter fraud in iowa. how can he not care about voter fraud? >> well, i think the big issue in iowa is that the people of iowa will take care of this if there was anything that happened. the process the secretary of state likely to investigate. will probably have the republican party of iowa investigate to see what happened. they are both responsible for the process and the ethics that take place as far as campaigns go. for us, we have to cops trait on new hampshire. we'll let the people of iowa settle this in any way. >> it was two days ago when he was calling for a new vote in iowa. if there were a stolen election, that's a constitutional issue. how can he say two days later that he doesn't care? >> well, it's not really a constitutional issue. the whole issue, you have to understand, the caucus process is run by the parties. and the party process, the democrat party and the republican party of iowa are responsible for those processes. an

>> good morning, alisyn.ring why with two days left until the south carolina primary, you have to look at the calendar and do math. the sanders campaign is looking at the next two dozen contests in the next two weeks, and here is where the math comes in. those delegates are awarded proportionately. sanders could fight hillary to a tie in some places, and if they could be competitive and put points on the board that would be huge for them, because if you look at south carolina, bernie sanders has spent a lot of time and money there and is still lagging hillary clinton there, and that's because she has so much support from the african-american support and that's support he has been trying to cut into. let's hear what he said at a rally just last night. >> it is a campaign that understands that 150 years ago, african-americans and their white allies began the process of saying that in america we will not tolerate racism and bigotry. >> reporter: for hillary clinton part, she got a big endorsement yesterday and s

coy wire in this morning's breacher report. >> hi, alisyn.e in the heart of the south where football is king. they're consistently in the top 25. the governor edwards, a democratic, said if tax increases aren't approved by the represent-led state legislature, they won't play football this year. he said state schools would run out of monday by april. that would mean students couldn't finish spring semester is and athletes would be ineligible according to ncaa regulations. while the state may be in the red, the football program turned a profit of $57 million just last year. nba all-star festivities get under way tonight in toronto and sunday's all-star game will be kobe bryant's last. andy scholes caught up with kobe bryant and shaq who gives advice for the black mamba. >> i just want to say go out and have fun. if he gets a hot hand, guys are going to look to give it to him. >> it is sure to be a kobe love fest. his 18th and final. andy will be covering the goods all weekend. be sure to tune in here on cnn. >> the east will be passing kobe bry

good morning, sarah. >> reporter: good morning, alisyn.se ted cruz wants another victory in new hampshire to make it a winning streak. lots of high stakes and not a lot of time left. >> reporter: less than a week from the new hampshire primary, donald trump is blasting ted cruz. >> ben carson quit. and let me have your vote. what kind of crap is this? >> reporter: trump slamming the senator after his team told caucusgoers that ben carson planned to quit the race. >> i apologize to that. they should have forwarded that subsequent story. that was a mistake >> reporter: and continue to go bring up his canadian birth. >> he gets the nomination, they're going to sue. >> i hardly think that donald trump is insulting me. >> reporter: cruz now preparing for battle in new hampshire. and even looking ahead to south carolina, hoping for a boost from the southern evangelical vote. >> we're going to continue to do what we did in iowa here on the ground in new hampshire and south carolina. >> reporter: while trump, banking on his popularity in new hamps

alisyn in new york. we are at the site of the main event. houston.ican debate before super tuesday. what a night. it turned into an old fashioned no holds barred street brawl. marco rubio and ted cruz giving the malachi crunch to donald trump. hammering him on foreign policy, health care and even his hiring practices. the story of the night may have been his way to take it. >> malachi crunch, chris, i didn't know that is where were you going. rubio suggesting trump would be a watch salesman if not for his inheritance. and cruz a basket case. we have this raucous debate covered the way only cnn can. let's start with sunlen serfaty with the highs and lows in houston. >> reporter: good morning, alisyn. it turned into a war of insults and putdowns. a lot of the candidates, marco rubio aggressive on the stage. also this dynamic of rubio and cruz pushing and going for broke over donald trump. here are the best moments. >> you are the only person on the stage who has been fined for hiring people to work on your projects illegally. >> you haven't hired anybo

>> reporter: hey, good morning from sin city, alisyn. the top three finishers in south carolina bringing their message to voters here in nevada. ted cruz arguing he's the only true conservative in the race. marco rubio saying he's the only candidate to unite republicans to defeat democrats in november. a reorder republican field barn storming ahead of the nevada caucuses. >> it is crunch time. we have to go out and vote. >> reporter: trump is looking to build on his momentum after back-to-back victories, with his sights set on super tuesday. >> we are going one after another. are we going to win georgia >> reporter: stirring up controversy by retweeting this message claiming both cruz and rubio are ineligible to be potus. >> somebody said he's not. and i retweeted it. we start dialogue. it's is very something. >> i'm going to spend zero time on his interpretation of the constitution with regards to eligibility. and i'm going to spend all my time talking about what this should be about. >> reporter: it is a favorite trump attack. texas se

alisyn camerota joins us. happy friday, alisyn. >> you, too, christine.tay up to watch the whole debate, don't worry. we will analyze which candidate scored higher with minority voters ahead of the next contests in nevada and south carolina. who landed more blows? clinton or sanders? supporters of both candidates join us with their analysis. the republicans are sharpening claws in south carolina. donald trump says his campaign will take a more positie tone, but he is still slamming rivals. >>> and ted cruz doing damage control over a new attack ad. wait until you hear who was in it. that and so much more ahead on "new day." see you in a few minutes. >> that is a really interesting story. >> john berman loves that story. >> he has been doing a lot of research. >>> the u.s. agrees to stop the bombing in syria as thousands try to flee. cnn takes you live inside the team coverage live after the break. is growing,the state the economy with creative new business incentives, the lowest taxes in decades, and university partnerships, attracting the talent and comp

alisyn camerota and chris cuomo join me now, too. >> a rare two-fer. we speak. how is it? >> good. it is new hampshire oats. >> i'm all over that. we're live at the water works cafe. one day left for the presidential candidates to win over voters before the primary. as for the democrats, bill clinton comes out swinging against bernie sanders. he is defending hillary. will this help or hurt? we are talking to supporters. >> it is so familiar what we are seeing with team clinton. it smacks so much of 2008. bill came in hard and heavy in new hampshire and in states forward from there. a bit of controversial results. he started doing the heavy hitting as he is now. it was almost a backlash then. just like with the big game. it is not what they say, it is how you play and the big governors are in here now. the word was not everybody is making it out of new hampshire. only one of the three governors will got a ticket. is that true? we have a panel. we have candidates on kasich and bush. we will ask all of the right questions and talk to all the right people.

. >>> hey, how are you doing, alisyn? you have hillary clinton, bernie sanders making their closing arguments to south carolina voters last night in a cnn town hall. just three days now until the primary here. which candidate appealed most to minority voters. remember, percent is expected to be the african-american vote. joe johns has the highlight. remind me. i'm so tired i forget what happened. >> i know. you've been up a long time. it's interesting to see how the democratic race is evolving here in south carolina. they did trade jabs. for the most part they kept it civil. even in some parts reflective. >> reporter: after a loss in nevada and trailing in the polls in the south carolina primary, bernie sanders ramping up his aing tas on front-runner hillary clinton, repeating calls for her to release transcripts of speeches she made to wall street banks. i am happy to release all of my pages to wall street. here it is, chris -- there ain't none. i don't do that. >> i have been up front and strong on this issue for a long

alisyn. >> chris, thanks so much for all of that.r a little bit will cal analyst and michael smerconish host of cnn's smerconish. thanks for being here. >> the polls out exactly one hour ago are fascinating. let's start, ron, let's just look again at the numbers. donald trump gets 49%. if you add the totals of all of his competitors up, they do not reach 49%. what does this mean for super tuesday and beyond, ron? >> well, super tuesday donald trump is poised to do something that neither mitt romney neuer john mccain could do. he is on the republican's geographic and demographic tkwaoeufpltd he is on a strong position on a swath of southern states that are heavily evangelical and blue collar. arkansas, oklahoma, texas. 60% of the voters were evangelical. on the other side, he is also right. now ahead in more white collar and is in the border states in the north, which is virginia, massachusetts, vermont. if he can win on both side of the divide, he will send an enormous statement on the party. on the other hand, alisyn, consistently n

you go for alisyn or cuomo.ta in that case. >> that race is incredibly tight. punch a commentator when they say it comes down to turnout. how it gets reallocated is to be determined tonight. it is true on both sides. but if bernie sanders can pick up iowa tonight and continue in the home state of new hampshire, that is a major blow to the hillary campaign. if hillary can win a couple thousand votes, 150,000 people showing up per party. it could have repercussions. >> guys, great. thanks so much. so much fun to have you here with us and to have you back, margaret. >> thanks. >> hoover extra strength in iowa. we have much more coverage of the caucuses here. we have a full team. so let's get right to it. >> let's start a storm of movement toward the future. >> you're going to have a winner this time. >> i believe i'm going to win the nomination. >> hillary clinton is disqualified from being president. this thing with her e-mails is a big deal. >> republicans will continue to beat up on me. >> the donald trumps and

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high brianna. >> hey there alisyn.gine if we had this snow last night during caucus night? is so this is what hillary clinton's campaign is saying. the iowa state director is saying. saying hillary has won the iowa caucus. there is no uncertainty in secretary clinton has clearly won the most national and state delegates, statistic think there is no outstanding information that can change the results. perhaps there is not complete certainty as the campaign would like for us to believe but look at what the iowa democratic party chair is saying. really highlighting just how close this is. the results tonight the closest in iowa democratic caucus history. and here are the numbers. amazing. 699.57 state delegates for clinton. 695.49 for sanders. outstanding at this point is des moines, 42. we're waiting to see what happens there this morning. at the same time it is worth 2.28 state delegate equivalents and right now there is a spread of four. and that is why her campaign is saying that there is nothing -- that he will not b

we have alisyn camerota with more. >> happy friday.c debate last night. hillary clinton defending her record against bernie sanders. we will look at performances and who made the impact with voters ahead of tuesday's big vote. also, chris is live in santa clara, california getting ready for super bowl 50. he is not playing in it. previewing the big game for us and bringing us everyone's favorite part of the night. the ads. >> everyone's favorite part of the night? >> maybe i'm editorializing. my favorite part is the nachos. >> beer with the nachos. the halftime show is pretty good. >> what is wrong with you people? who are you people? we'll see you soon. >>> what is your plan for the day after the super bowl? will you make it to work? you will be surprised with how many people take the day off. can make meals legendary. we want to help you realize the rich taste that pure can bring. because pure tastes better. >>> breaking news this morning. a u.n. human rights body ruled that julian assange is arbitrarily detained. he is holed up in t

this is not alisyn camerota no matter how much he insists. it is john berman.epublicans for when he tphop nominates a successor to antonin scalia. he plans to pick an in disputably qualified nominee. one key gop senator now says he isn't ruling out holding hearings. >> president obama using a news conference to take on republican front-runner donald trump. he insists he will not be the next president because he is not, quote, hosting a talk show. we begin with cnn chris frates right at the white house. >> reporter: my cada, good morning. he said anybody he chooses to replace justice scalia will be in disputably qualified. president obama made his

alisyn was hurt in a bar fight and john joins us. clinton if she plans to take back momentum from sanders. what will this rumored tone shift be? >> the candidates hitting a new battle ground in south carolina bracing for a hard fight. the gop field narrowing to seven. chris christie and carly fiorina ending their bids. how the contest will change the race? we begin with our correspondent joe johns with us with the look at the race. >> reporter: good morning. all eyes on milwaukee as the candidates prepare to go head-to-head for the first time after the first in the nation primary. bernie sanders looking to maintain his momentum and show he is not just a one-state wonder and for hillary clinton. it is a chance to try to change >> reporter: bernie sanders raising over $6 million in the 24 hours after polls closed in new hampshire. gaining momentum before tonight's crucial pbs democratic presidential debate. descending on new york city in a victory lap celebrating his sweeping win in tuesday's primary bringing his anti-establishment mes

chris and alisyn. >> really do. mistakes not to repeat. that's a theme for the clinton camp up here in new hampshire. all right. let's dig into the big brains we have this morning. cnn reporter maeve reston, executive editor mark preston, and cnn lit cal analyst and editorial director for the national journal, ron brownstein. we are all talking about 2008. what is the state of play right now in the clinton campaign. the polls showed bernie ahead for a long time. there's good and bad reasons for that. where do they think their chances stand? >> they think they are going to close the gap somewhat the next couple of days. and it feels that way when you're out with bernie and hillary. but right now bernie sanders has a huge lead. and the energy in his crowds is just a totally different ball game than what you're feeling with hillary clinton here. her rally on saturday, which jeff and i were both at, a lot of people from out of state. a lot of canvassers. and bernie in portsmouth. and he was blowing the door off. there is a big enthusiasm gap h

alisyn camerota joins us. >> hi, guy. john, thank you for being here. great to be back, guys. trump stoppable? his big win in south carolina is putting everything on notice. super tuesday fast approaching. is the gop embracing or rejecting its frontrunner? >>> and hillary clinton meanwhile may have her groove back. she staged off an upset in nevada and has a nice lead into south carolina. we will ask her spokesperson if she, too, is unstoppable now. >>> and that massacre in michigan we have been talking about that. a man with no criminal history leaving six people dead. we will talk about why he allegedly snapped. we will have a lot to talk about. >>> looking forward to it. on a brighter note. the video that a lot of people are talking about this morning. look at this. an excited and incredibly happy 106-year-old woman fulfilling her dream of visiting the white house. when she was born, william taft was in the oval office. she was invited to take part in black history month. you can see how much she delighted the obamas. watch. >> everyone is talking about this. everyone is sh

. >>> let's see what is coming up on "new day" with alisyn camerota and chris cuomo from new hampshirehings are getting cooking at the water works cafe. voting is under way in the new hampshire primary. the campaign kicking into higher gear if you can imagine. donald trump spilling another vulgarity at the campaign event. how do voters feel about all of the rhetoric we heard in the past 24 hours? we will break down the race and speak with chris christie. >> jb mentioned to you earlier one of the virtues of new hampshire is a quick counting state. that is true. you cannot count until people decide whom and which party they want to vote for and another special feature that we're seeing in new hampshire is as many as four out of ten people say they don't know who they will vote for yet. right until this day. not even which party. in terms of the point you were making, it is weird jobs are big. we have been hearing here and around the country is it is not about having a job. the unemployment is below 5%. it is about the jobs and the kind of pay they are getting. the under employment and ec

. >> senator rubio did sit down and answer questions with "new day's" alisyn camerota. watch. >> thanks so much for sitting town with us. have you had any sleep? >> a little bit. just enough. maybe three, four hours. >> at what point last night did you realize that iowa was going to go very differently than what the polls predicted? >> we felt that way moving in. the last ten days we were there working. we felt good about people deciding late, deciding our way. we were always very confident about our plan and obviously had a historic turnout. i mean, the large number of people that voted. when you went to the caucus senters, they were telling us, putting out double the number of chairs they'd ever put out before. that was impressive. i think it tells you how engaged and interested people are in this election and i'm glad they are. this is the most important election in a generation. >> but just peel back the curtain, were you in a ballroom, what was happening as you were watching the returns come in? >> it didn't work that way. i went to four separate caucus sites and s

alisyn camerota has the story. here's an interesting story. new audiotapes from the apollo ten mission reveal an eerie experience on the dark side of the moon. nearly fifty years after the mission the audio captures when astronauts reported hearing space music. "the music sounds outer spacey doesn't it?" "you hear that? that whistling sound? wooooo." but a nasa technician believes the noise came from interference between radios in two separate parts of the spacecraft. chris cuomo, cnn: "or something else." michaela pereira, cnn: "can we hear it again? cause i don't hear music." chris cuomo, cnn: "that's what they're talking about. the screams from some alien." why can't it just be space wind?" michaela pereira, cnn: "space wind." chris cuomo, cnn: "no wind in space." we welcome your you heard. high pressure will dominate the weather picturethis week. expect mild to warm occasional high clouds. a couple of weak systems could bring showers saturday and late sunday to the region, but they will likely be weak and track to our north. temperatures w

alisyn is off.t brawl in washington over who will replace supreme court justice antonin scalia. both sides will locked in a heated battle. i know the constitution says the president is supposed to name a successor. this is now politics. in fact the white house is now daring the gop to shun its nominee as they bla. >> and mud slinging among republican rivals gets uglier with everyone fighting for the upper hand. george w. bush hitting the stump for the first time wasting no time hitting back at donald trump. >> reporter: it's all about the president's pick right now. he's the one who gets to choose. the white house already has a list of possible names for the supreme court. it is about winnowing that down a few finalists. one of the things that is interesting about all of this. they had anticipated having to replace one of the more liberal justices, but right now they are in a very different situation. >> this morning, senate minority leader harry reed taking aim at the republican leadership for sayi

alisyn is off, j.b. is here with me and mic.arolina. that primary is just tomorrow. so you got a last, good look at trump, bush and kasich delivering closing arguments at cnn's town hall last night, but not before trump got into a tense exchange in the media, at least, with pope francis, who suggested that just building walls and not bridges is not the christian thing to do. >> meanwhile, a tight race for the democrats in nevada with the caucuses a day away. hillary clinton seeing a sizable lead over bernie sanders, down to a virtual tie. how is the 2016 race going to look once the weekend is over? we begin our coverage with cnn's athena jones in spartanburg, south carolina. athena? >> reporter: good morning, michaela. voters across the country saw an extended look at the candidates. donald trump a bit more toned down, at least, when it comes to that dust-up with the pope and witnessed heated rhetoric as the candidates battle it out in south carolina, last night was less about direct attacks on each other and more about each try

. >> thank you alisyn. >> following a lot of news this morning. morning.ons by vitac -- www.vitac.com we have to understand attack on one faith is an attack on all our faiths. >> this is "new day" with chris cuomo alisyn camerota and michael ra pereira. >> what is that is you are going to need it.a pereira. >> what is that is you are going to need it. >> good morning. five days to new hampshire and hillary clinton and bernie sanders are going blow for blow every second before the primary. the pair sparring over what it means to be a progressive at last night's cnn presidential town hall. sanders putting clinton to be defensive over her record and ties to wall street. >> on the republican side escalating war of words between donald trump and ted cruz and trump accusing cruise of voter fraud. brianna keel has the highlights from the meeting. >> reporter: >> of course we're an underdog. we are taking on the most powerful political organization in the country and that is, you know, the clinton organization. >> only five days away from the new hampshire primary

. >> this is "new day" with chris cuomo, alisyn camerota and michaela pereira. >> good morning.thursday, february 4th, 6:00 in the east. the election has entered a new phase. hillary clinton and bernie sanders sparring directly over progressive credentials. that was the theme last night's cnn presidential town hall. sanders forcing clinton to be on the defensive over her war record and ties to wall street. which of the democratic rivals fared best with new hampshire voters just five days before the primary? >> on the republican side, the battle between donald trump and ted cruz getting personal. trump accusing cruz of voter fraud and stealing his iowa caucus win. trump asking for a do-over as two republicans drop out. let's start off with cnn's brianna keilar. she is in new hampshire with highlights from the town hall. good morning, bianna. >> reporter: good morning. this is a battle for progressive last night. in the first time, the two candidates joined a each . >> we are taking on the most powerful political organization in the country and that's the clinton organization. >>

alisyn getting the finishing touches on the tattoo.justice antonin scalia with a top democrat calling it sabotage if they do and suggesting it will backfire on the gop. >> this collision course playing out as republican rivals are at war with one another with everyone clamoring for the upper hand. george w. bush hitting the trail with his brother jeb and firing back at donald trump's attacks. >> reporter: this morning senator hair reread taking aim at the republican leadership saying they will block anyone nominated by president obama replace antonin scalia. for the "washington post" op on ed, he wrote, if my republicans colleagues proceed down this path this act alone will define their time in the majority. thinking otherwise is fantasy. reid and mitch mcconnell

super tuesday, but there's something much more important than politics going on, and let's get to alisyndos carving the path of destruction from florida to pennsylvania, leaving dozens of homes damaged and destroyed and four people, including a 2-year-old boy, were killed in virginia. this morning, more than 100,000 homes without power. let's get to cnn meteorologist, chad meyers, with breaking details. what are you seeing today, chad? >> it's better today, yesterday and the day before, a lot like april and may, certainly not february. another deadly round of storms pummeling states up and down the east coast. >> he opened the front door and when he did, he says, mama,

alisyn camerota joins me. >> great to see you, christine.ne day away from the 2016 primary. donald trump and hillary clinton picking up steam ahead of super tuesday. the latest polls at the top of the hour. we will break down those numbers and look at the delegate map. we will speak with ohio governor john kasich. >>> and the oscars with the awards and controversy. chris rock got right to it. if you missed any of it, we will play you all of the highlights. michaela is live in hollywood for us this morning. we will see how the night went for her. christine. >> thank you. see you in a few minutes. >>> stock markets around the globe off to a bad start of the week. an early start on your money next. does sitting behind a new desk make you feel like an svp instead of a vp? then you might be gearcentric. right now, save up to 40% on desks and filing cabinets! office depot officemax. gear up for great®. pure is big, bold and just better. pure is mccormick. because it's our mission to help you realize the rich taste that pure can bring. the smallest

. >> this is "new day" with chris cuomo, alisyn camerota and michaela pereira. >>> good morning.ary 23rd, 6:00 in the east. we are live in columbia, south carolina because it is time. sanders and clinton making the case to voters here and to you in tonight's cnn democratic presidential town hall. we are just four days before primary in south carolina. the question for clinton, can she convince african-american voters to stick with him here. can sanders convince the young to get up and vote, just one week from super tuesday. >> good questions, chris. obviously we will be with you from all morning there. the nevada caucuses begin tonight after a wild campaign on the campaign trail. meanwhile, ted cruz and john kasich's campaign

. >>> this is "new day" with chris cuomo, alisyn camerota and michaela pereira. >> good morning.d john berman join me this morning. he is the one on your tv right. up first, the death of justice scalia is terrible news on several levels. a proud family mourns. the highest court is frozen. and the loss puts senate republicans and president obama on a collision course. conservatives calling for obama to wait until a new president is elected to fill the seat. a notion that would certainly make nino of laugh. obama making it clear he does intend to nominate a successor. >> with all three branches of government in play, the stakes couldn't be any higher this election. will vulnerable senators in swing states buck their party leadership if republicans decide to block this confirmation vote. and how will his death alter the major cases this term? joe johns live in

. >> this is "new day" with chris cuomo, alisyn camerota, and michaela pereira. >> big kings like theay, february 19th, 6:00 in the east. we have a lot of news for you this morning. we are just hours away from the next contest. six republican hopefuls making the final push in south carolina ahead of tomorrow's all-important gop primary. so you have trump, bush, and kasich last night with anderson cooper delivering their closing arguments to voters at the town hall. all overshadowed by pope francis. putting up walls and not building bridges is not what the gospel commands. >>> a razor-tight race going into tomorrow's caucuses. hillary clinton and berne cancer sanders now in a virtual tie. athena >> reporter: good morning, michaela. last night we saw a more demure, toned down donald

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. >> this is "new day" with chris cuomo, alisyn camerota and michaela pereira. >> we're back.me to new days, february 3rd, 6:00 in the east. first, ted cruz and march can koe rao marco rubio coming under attack by most of his gop rivals. i sat down and talked about how he plans to fight off those attacks. we'll bring you that interview shortly. >> new hampshire cannot come soon enough for donald trump. he admits the boycott likely cost him the win in iowa. he said he would do it all over again to help raise money for vets. this has bernie sanders and hillary clinton prepare to answer questions in a presidential town hall tonight. we have complete coverage. sarah live in manchester. >> well, chris, of course ted cruz wants a win in new hampshire to kick off a winning streak. really donald trump needs a strong showing. he said he wants a victory. marco rubio had that surprise showing in iowa. but if he wants to make it, if he wants to coalesce the establishment support, he will need a strong showing in new hampshire as well. so much at stake. less than a week to go until the new

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alisyn and michaela are off.onin scalia's death leaves a huge hole in his family's hearts and the supreme court. who will president obama nominate as replacement and will how brazen will republicans be for block it? >> and how does it pass the high court itself in the short-term. in the long-term, what happens to the big case before the justices in this term. joe johns live in front of the supreme court. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, brooke. the flag at the supreme court is at half-staff. the body of justice scalia has been returned to his home state of virginia. people are contemplating how much will change now that the figure who led conservative legal thought on this country for a generation is gone. the body of justice antonin scalia returning home this morning. he died at a texas resort over the weekend. funeral plans for the supreme court's strident conservative voice are under way. so is the epic battle for his replacement. >> president obama, in my view, should make that nomination. i hope he d

alisyn is off. john berman is with us.ate republicans digging in their heels in what is shaping up as a battle royale of the replacement for antonin scalia. >>> president obama also weighing in on the 2016 race in a way we have not heard before. obama insisting trump will not be the next president because the presidency is not hosting a talk show. and his critique of the republican field did not stop there. let's begin with chris frates live at the white house. >> good morning. president obama said no matter who he nominates to replace justice scalia, they will be in disputable qualified. despite this slug fest, president obama made his expectations clear he'll do his job is and nominate a replacement. he expects the senate to do theirs and vote on one. >>> the constitution is pretty clear. >> reporter: president obama again vowing to nominate a replacement for the late chief justice antonin scalia, lashing out at republicans who say the next president should fill the seat. >> this will be an opportunity for senators to do

to the fried, alisyn sinks his teeth into the best bites in the hawkeye state. today, monday, february 1st, 2016. >> welcome to iowa, "today." >> happy caucus day. hi, mom. >> welcome to des moines. >> hello to everybody in chicago. >> hi to my family in california and here in des moines, iowa, we're excited to have the "today" show. >> welcome to iowa, "today." >>> monday morning, caucus day here in iowa, 2016. special edition of our show from west end salvage in downtown des moines. we want to thank you guys for getting up early. we really do. but there's a reason they're up early. it's not just to talk about politics. >> it's because, look what we have. >> oh, my gosh. >> a plate of fried dough, ladies and gentlemen. who wants some? >> handing it out. >> oh, my goodness. fried oreos, fried hot dogs, fried snickers. everything is fried and it's awesome. >> we want to welcome willie geist to des moines on this monday morning. also, we want to welcome governor sarah palin. her first interview since endorsing donald trump. we'll talk to governor palin in a couple

. >> have a great weekend, alisyn. "newsroom" starts now. >>> and good morning. i'm carol costello. thank you so much for joining me. i give you the republican debate. >> if he builds the wall the way he built trump towers healed be using illegal immigrant labor to do it. >> so cute. such a cute sound bite. >> there are people that borrow $36,000 to go to trump university, and they're suing him now. $36,000 to go to a university. >> by the way, and by the way. >> that's a fake school. they got to take a picture with a cardboard cutout of donald trump. >> no, no. >> you know where trump would be right now? selling watches is manhattan. you lied about the polish workers. >> yeah, yeah. 38 years ago. >> lied 38 years ago. i guess there's a statute of limitations on lies. >> what is your plan on health care? >> every night five things. win, win, win, he's winning in the polls. >> senator rubio, please, please stop. >> every night. same thing. >> a debate like no other. rubio came out fighting fierce and ready to take on donald trump and the last throwdown before super tuesday, today, ru

. >> good morning alisyn, have a great day. great day. "newsroom" starts now. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >> and clinton's interrupted. >> i'm not a super predator -- >> we'll talk about it -- >> would you apologize to black people for mas incarcerations. >> as clinton and sanders battle for minority voters. let's talk live in the cnn "newsroom." >>> i'm carol costello. thank you so so much for joining me. tonight's cnn republican debate may be the nastiest yet. senator marco rubio appears to have changed his tactics. attacking donald trump by name and accusing him of not being an honest broker. donald trump says he's ready for rival attacks at tonight's debate. >> what do you see at senator rubio's biggest vulnerability. >> well i think i'll save that for tomorrow night. we have to keep some good action for tomorrow night. but we'll be totally prepared. people have not done very well against me. so far everybody that's attacked me has gone down. >> the candidates now gearing up for their last chance to try to slow trump's momen