also a recognition of what barbara bush brings to the table. k an urgency shown by the campaign here. you mentioned jeb bush, fifth in the latest cnn/wmur poll but u fluid in that second tier. one key number they're looking at inside that poll, 60% of likely republican voters in new hampshire are not firmly decided on a single candidate yet. barbara bush helping that final bush by the bush campaign to sway some voters hoping for that big breakout moment that they really need if they want their campaign to catch fire after new hampshire, anderson. >> and george w. bush made his first appearance in a superpac ad for jeb, right? >> we heard this weekend the superpac ad will start running with george w. bush as the voiceover. when is george w. bush going to come out on the campaign trail? they've been playing around with this for a while. coy about when it's going to happen. all the signs are pointing to south carolina. jeb bush needs to take care of business here in new hampshire. but george w. bush where he's still very popular will likely hit the

does it feel different now that he is bringing barbara bush there? l, you can only listen to jeb himself who came out and said, mom, usually my crowds aren't this big. there are not enough parking sh spots. what this underscores is the bush campaign is starting to pull out all the stops. the superpac with george w. bush, the potential for george w. bush to campaign in south carolina in a few weeks. barbara bush. nostalgia. i've seen a number of reagan/bush '84 t-shirts. a series of candidates muddled in the second tier of candidates. winning here or placing well here is crucial. one key point i'd point out, 60% of voters still haven't locked in on a final decision according to the latest cnn/wmur poll. in a lot of undecideds, these matter. when you bring out someone like barbara bush, people listen. >> you point out those undecided voters. anything is possible. david gergen is back with me now. pretty interesting. my big question for you now is, why did george w. bush wait so long? he is an asset in terms of numbers. his approval rating, 52%, up 20 po

exclusive interview with republican presidential candidate jeb bush and his mother, former first lady barbara bush they tack strategy, moving forward, and jeb's opponent. >> mrs. bush, what do you think of donald trump. you are known for being blunt and plain spoken. >> i don't think about him at all. i think about jeb and the qualified candidate. >> is it true your husband sometimes throws things. >> no. >> that's the silliest thing, he can't even throw any more, he has parkinson's. if he threw it, he wouldn't aim it. but he's wonderful, my husband. he's very much for jeb and very proud of him. >> a minute ago you said there's a lot of pressure on you living up to your -- you struggle with being your own man and your family. now your mom is up here campaigning for you, your brother is just cut an ad for you, have you changed strategy? >> no. and i didn't say i am struggling with being a bush, i am 62 years old for crying out loud. i stopped getting therapy about this a long time ago. i did it when i was in my mid-20s. i am a goal driven guy, got out of college in two years, already had a family.

everybody loved barbara bush. she is like america's grandmother. she is probably the most beloved. her and laura bush are the two women that have been focused on what is great about the bush family and what they have to offer this country. on the flip side, and i've seen a lot of people talking about this, it kind of also smells of desperation. why now? before he was kind of trying to run away from the bush family. on jeb bush's part. sorry. >> really? >> yes. i heard this from quite a lot of people. before he was trying to run away from the bush name. his mantra doesn't even have bush in it. it's just "jeb." it reminds people early on when jeb was thinking about running that it was barbara bush herself who said, we don't need another bush running for president. it is a double-edged sword. i think at this point, to brian's point, everyone has got to leave everything on the table. why not do this? right? she is beloved. new hampshire voters are fiercely independent. to them, what other people say doesn't matter. they are going to make up their minds

>> it was neat to see barbara bush. i think there's a lot of barbara bush fans out there, people who followed her as a first lady and then a literacy advocate. jeb talked about this campaign and barbara about being back in south carolina. so let's listen. >> mrs. bush, are you enjoying your time? >> yes. >> in south carolina? >> a lot of fun. it's a thrill to be back . >> good to have her out on the >> it was standing room only for jeb and barbara bush at wades restaurant, a great place to start your day around here. his campaign manager told us that the polling is encouraging with undecided voters. that's what they said on the bus today. we went one on one with the governor on his campaign bus. >> you were hitting on trump hard this morning. >> i do every day because he's not a conservative for a conservative party it should be a conservative. donald trump has 18 delegates. i have 4. i'm 14 behind him. there's a long way to go. >> we're going to continue to talk about this at 6:00. he explains his frustration with the

iowa shee in a jones -- athena jones is there and we're about to hear from barbara bush. >> reporter:ra bush just wrapped up their event here. it's the first of three events. this is at a popular restaurant here. they're on their way to the next stop nearby in greenville. this was a very friendly crowd. and you could see the energy in jeb bush. he drew from the crowd. they laughed when barbara bush made brief remarks talking about how jeb is one of her four favorite sons and saying he's honest and modest and kind. jeb bush continued to make the argument he has been making. people should want in the white house someone with a steady hand. someone with a proven record and the right temperament to lead. he also talking about who people should not want in the white house. take a listen. >> we'll never win by disparaging women, hispanics, the disabled, p.o.w.'s, calling them losers because they got caught. never win by pushing people down to make ousts look better. it has never been that way. >> and so of course those are not so vailed references to donald trump who he's referred to as a b

coming in to help jeb bush saying jeb needs his mommy. >> it's ironic because barbara bush was the one who said i don't think bush should run this year. now she's trying to save the campaign. >> political historian tom whelan thanks for joining us. new hampshire primary coverage just starting. coming up the power of the undecided voter, how they could pick make or break the candidates right here in new hampshire. [mother] yeah but this it's got a lot of what we were kinda talking about. bright,new. we should definitely go see it. [agent] hi...welcome i'm maggie.melanie.maggie. so nice to meet you. [mother] this is brendan. [agent] hey brendan. living room. [dad] hey. [mother] hey sweetie. [dad] sorry about that. what about this? this looks good. [brendan] no. [mother] isn't it so great?i think we found it. [announcer]redfin pays its agents based on your happiness... >> reporter: all right. let's take a closer look who is numbers. as of january 1st there were 873,932 registered voters in new hampshire, 229,000 registered democrats, 383,834 undeclared will that's why candidates on

john: you were at the jeb bush event last night where barbara bush was present. been intimate with bushes. what was that like? mark m.: there is such goodwill for the bush family, but 100% for barbara bush. everybody loves her. i've been struck -- by the unconditional love of any member of that family. it is really moving. mark: circus, premieres, this episode about new hampshire this sunday night at 8:00 on showtime. next, we will break down the tv ads in these final days before the new hampshire primary and show you who is getting bruised and battered the most after this. ♪ john: the only thing falling on new hampshire faster than the snow -- the blizzard of tv commercials. we asked our expert analyst to break down the money spent on granite state ads, and what that tells us about the closing arguments before tuesday's primary. >> now it is new hampshire's turn. mrs. clinton: the american people cannot afford to wait. reporter: $100 million has been shelled out for tv ads in new hampshire. at this point in 2012, that number was closer to $2 million. where is it

former first lady barbara bush joined her son on the campaign trail tonight. jeb bush continued his attack on his republican rivals. joins us live. filed out of the middle school behind us. the question is after he came in six after the iowa caucus, is barbara bush going to be enough to give him a boost in new hampshire? >> it' s great to be back in new hampshire. we' ve had such wonderful times you have the values and the believes that we believe in. >> for the first time tonight, former first lady barbara bush hit the campaign trail to support her son jeb bush. the former florida governor said that she' s all first-in-the-nation voters have been talking about. >> she' s not as great as everyone thinks she is, i' ll tell you that one. stephanie: barbara then made the case to elect a third man in her family president. >> jeb is the nicest, wisest, most caring, loyal, disciplined not by me. , >> i jokingly say that when we were growing up in midland in houston, that mom was fortunate not to have a child abuse hotline available, because the discipline of learning

barbara bush: i can't remember. i'm not getting into a spitting match with him. o'donnell doing that interview. this is one of the first moves that appears to be the 11th hour rollout in the bush family brand by jeb. his brother will campaign in south carolina and his super pac has featured 43 in a new ad on the palmetto state airwaves. george w. bush: i knkoow jeb. jeb will unite our country. he knows how to bring the world together against terror, he knows when tough measures must be taken. experience and judgment count in the oval office. has wrestled with the question of whether or not to play the dynasty card. he's now playing it. will it help or hurt him? mark: it will help them in the abstract, assuming that voters are still open to jeb bush. other campaigns claim that bush has no chance to surge. there is public polling that suggest he has moved up. female voters, older voters, national security voters may look at the endorsement of his mother and brother and remind them selves that this is a brand that served the party well. he is right to play it. as vot

(barbara bush/former first lady): "i haven't seen snow in years." the businessman put out this video instead -- praising the granite state's motto - live free or die. (donald trump/(r) presidential candidate): "it means liberty. it means freedom." (nats): "what a great slogan. congratulations new hampshire." but it's trump who may get congratulated. according to a cnn/wmur poll of likely republican primary voters -- donald trump has an 11 point lead in the state. followed by marco o rubio in second place ted cruz and john kasich nearly tied for third. with bush a hair behind. the former florida governor hoping his straight -talking mom could convince voters to pick jeb instead of trump. (barbara bush/former first lady): "i'm a woman. i'm not crazy about what he says about women." (barbara bush/former first lady): "i don't even think about him. i'm sick of him. that's very strong." on the other side of the political aisle -- hillary clinton is looking beyond bernie sanders' commanding lead in new hampshire-- and focusing on her end game. (hillary cli

there's a photo showing barbara bush shaking a little girl's hand. what mr. trump tweeted back. wow, jeb bush whose campaign is a total disaster had to bring in mommy to take a slap at me. look, this is a twitter war tactic we've seen from a lot of the candidates including donald trump, but is this a risky move going after a candidate's mother who happens to be the former first lady? >> oh, i don't think he was going after her. she's very popular. she's a great woman. and i don't think anybody would ever have a bad thing to say about barbara bush. quite frankly, i think if we all learned something by that picture, it's that we learned that barbara bush is by far the strongest of, and toughest of all the bushes. >> hmm. >> so i think if she were on the ballot she would be doing better than jeb, but she's a great woman and a great american and i think it's a great picture. >> i don't think there's in interest in getting on this ballot and this race, but all right. let's talk about this, because something really stood out to me. we went back and looked back at trump's book "the art

because barbara bush was here. >>, bill clinton who is helping hillary clinton. will barbara bush help. >> jeb bush said i admit it. president. my brother was president. i'm guilty. he is what he is and barbara bush is still an extraordinarily popular figure. be direct. >> all right. thank you so much for being with over. and that will do it for us tonight we will see you again at as a small business owner, here's one thing you can rely on: your business will change as it grows. whether it's new space, more employees, or better equipment, things have a way of moving fast. but if your network can't keep up, it can really slow you down. and that's not good for business. thankfully, a switch to the 100% fiber optic network of verizon fios everything moving in the right direction. with fios you get 99.9% network reliability and the fastest wi-fi available, with uploads as fast as but you also get something more. a network that can move as fast as your business does. right now, upgrade to fios 50 meg or higher internet and phone and get $250 back. call or go online to

former first lady barbara bush in new hampshire. may want to say hello. >> hello. >> at age 90, mrs. bush flew up from houston to be along side her son as he campaigns for president for a few reasons. >> thank you, mama. >> i love my son. i know that, america need him. he is honest. dependable. loyal. relatively funny. good-looking. but funny. he's got the same values that america seems to have lost. he is almost too polite. i don't advise him. but if i gave him advice, i would say why don't you interrupt like the other people do. >> really? >> yes, i would say that. >> i have gotten better at interrupting, mom. >> in the debate. he is so polite. we brought him up that way. he does not brag like some people we know. >> who are you talking about? >> i can't remember. >> do you think someone else that is running for president is bragging to much? >> uh-huh. i am not getting in a spitting match with him the he can spit further than i can. when push comes to shove, people are going to realize jeb has real solutions rather than are. or ho

this is a 12:00 event and we expect the bus to roll in from spartanburg with jeb bush, barbara bush, and they will be delivering that campaign message. they were in spartanburg earlier at wade's restaurant, a large and enthusiastic crowd came out to support jeb bush for president on the gop ticket. lindsey graham, who endorsed jeb bush a little while ago, was there to get the crowd fired up. this into this -- >> i will give you a foreign policy test. how many people believe that putin is not our friend? how many people believe it would be a bad idea to let china deal with north korea to outsource our national security the china how many people believe that george w. bush was not responsible for 9/11? well, you past and our leading candidate is zero or three. -- 043. rim:tim: the latest polling, as you have probably mentioned, has him in fourth place in south carolina. he placed fourth in new hampshire, but he is looking to re-energize the campaign, starting with events like this. we will be covering him in the next few minutes and hopefully talking to him, as well as to barbara bush,

that's very strong. >> love hearing from barbara bush sitting of course along side her son jeb bush and, you know, it was bush 41 who coined the phrase big mo and really that's what jeb bush needs is we keep talking about this trifecta of governors. tonight at that debate, they need mo, period. after tuesday to see how much longer they can hang in this. >> that's true. i had a trump supporter who said i think she would win if she were on the republican ticket. it's not the case. >> huge crowds. >> she is very popular. brook, thank you. coming up next, switching gears, we hear the candidates talk about it all the time. opportunity for all especially disadvantaged youth. giving them equal shot, it starts in elementary school. next in american opportunity how do you close the achievement gap? i'll take you from brooklyn, new york to hartford, connecticut, how you help these kids the most. i'm here to get the lady of the house back on her feet. and give her the strength and energy to stay healthy. who's with me?! yay! the complete balanced nutrition of great tasting ensure. with 9 grams of

overnight a first for jeb bush's campaign. >> great to be back in new hampshire. >> former first lady barbara bush making an appearance in new hampshire. >> he's everything we need in a president. >> for the third time in her life the 90-year-old hitting the campaign trail for a presidential candidate named bush. >> he's not a braggart. we don't allow that. but he's decent, honest. his dad and i are very, very proud of him. >> also in new hampshire, donald trump stepping up the pace. >> this is really crunch time. >> at one of trump's rallies supporters unable to get inside because it was so packed. abc's tom llamas was there. >> so right now we're outside we can't get in because there's so many in there. the fire marshal won't allow it. >> trump's message only an outsider can fix the problems. >> these people, i would like to use foul language. i won't do it. i was going to say they're full of [ bleep ] but i won't say it. >> trump still taking aim at ted cruz accuseing the cruz campaign of spreading misleading information suggesting ben carson was dropping out of the race after the iowa caucuses

>> it was neat to see barbara bush. i think there's a lot of barbara bush fans out there, people who followed her as a first lady and then a literacy advocate. jeb talked about this campaign and barbara about being back in south carolina. so let's listen. >> mrs. bush, are you enjoying your time? >> yes. >> in south carolina? >> a lot of fun. it's a thrill to be back . >> good to have her out on the

barbara bush will be here tonight. , appearing together on the campaign trail. >>> former drug have called the most hated in america provoked a lot of anger on capitol hill today. martin shkreli refused to testify before congress and later insulted them. anne thompson has the details. >> reporter: appearing to smirk -- >> are you listening? >> reporter: and often inattentive. >> yeah. >> reporter: former pharmaceutical ceo martin shkreli lived up to his bad-boy reputation appearing before congress. >> i intend to use the advice of my counsel, not yours. >> reporter: posing for pictures instead

jeb bush under pressure to finish strong hit the campaign trail with his mother, barbara bush, holding rallies in spartanburg and greenville. and john kasich spent time in columbia and mount pleasant, where he held a rally at uss yorktown. >>> on the democratic side, the political endorsements continue as the south carolina heavy weight makes it clear who he supports. >> jim clyburn is giving hillary clinton the nod. here's eric weisfeld. by neutrality and get engaged. >> reporter: a big endorsement from a big south carolina name with deep routes in the democratic party. us representative jim clyburn

barbara bush has been campaigning for jeb. host: jeb bush spoke last night in new hampshire and was introduced by his mom. >> jim adams and senator judd gregg. [applause] >> ladies and gentlemen, will you all please rise for the pledge of allegiance. i pledge allegiance to the flag of the united states of america, and to the republic for which it stands, one nation, under god, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. >> hoorah! >> thank you, jim. it is a pleasure for kathy and i to be here in derry tonight. we are big fans of derry and especially the robert frost home across the street. we have spent a lot of time trying to keep it preserved. it is a special night for us to be back in derry. it is an extraordinary night for us to have the opportunity to introduce to you two people. the first person i want to talk about is the person i think should be the next president of the united states. [applause] >> like all of you, kathy and i have been looking at all the candidates because that is our job. we are from new hampshire

barbara bush barbara bush/former first lady: "i haven't seen snow in years." the businessman put out this video instead -- praising the granite state's motto - live free or die. donald trump donald trump/r presidential candidate: "it means liberty. it means freedom." nats: "what a great slogan. congratulation s new hampshire." but it's trump who may get congratulated. according to a cnn/wmur poll of likely republican primary voters -- donald trump has an 11 point lead in the state. followed by marco rubio in second place ted cruz and john kasich nearly tied for third. with bush a hair behind. the former florida governor hoping his straight - talking mom could convince voters to pick jeb instead of trump. barbara bush/former first lady: "i'm a woman. i'm not crazy barbara bush/former first lady: "i don't even think about him. i'm sick of him. that's very strong." on the other side of the political aisle -- hillary clinton is looking beyond bernie sanders' commanding lead in new hampshire-- and focusing on her end game. hillary clinton hillary clinton/d presiden

first for jeb bush's campaign. >> it's great to be back in new hampshire. >> former first lady barbara bush making an appearance in new hampshire. >> he's everything we need in a president. >> for the third time in her life the 90-year-old hitting the campaign trail for a presidential candidate named bush. >> he's not a bragger. we don't allow that. but he's decent and honest. his dad and i are very, very proud of him. >> also in new hampshire this morning, donald trump stepping up the pace. >> this is really crunch time. >> at one of trump's rallies because it was so packed. abc's tom llamas was there. >> so right now we're outside the trump event. we can't get in because there's so many in there. and the fire marshal won't let anybody getetin. there's donald his motorcade coming in right now. >> trump's message only an outsider can fix america's problems. >> no politician is going to solve it. no politician. these people, i would like to use really foul language. i won't do it. i was going to say they're full of [ bleep ] but i won't say that. no, it's true. >> and trump still taking aim

tomorrow on abc, the gop candidates, crisscrossing new hampshire, barbara bush stumping for the first time and donald trump using a four-letter word. >> happening now tracking the weather system impacting major east coast cities right now. school closings and the snow falling. >>> and floor food. we've all done it, the five-second rule and scientists weighing in just before the is it true? >>> well, we have made it to friday. good morning, everybody. we'll get started with what was really a heated democratic showdown that took place in new hampshire. >> we're talking bernie sanders, hillary clinton, going toe-to-toe debate being described as caustic, nasty, even ugly. >> putting clinton on the defensive again is sanders. her ties to wall street. it is time for "your voice, your vote." abc's bazi kanani following the developments in washington. bazi, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, kendis. good morning, reena. this was the first democratic debate with two candidates on the stage and with just days to go until the next round of voting, they did not hold back. the top two democr

barbara bush, known to her family as the silver fox. jeb bush called in his mother for help. >> i don't think the president would have ever shouted profanities in a speech with thousands of people and kids in a crowd. >> who did that? >> your buddy. all the time. >> i mean, unbelievable. i don't know how women can vote for someone who said what he said about megyn kelly. it was terrible. and we knew what he meant too, what he wanted. don't you get in his firing line. >> barbara bush talking to our good friend norah o'donnell on cbs about donald trump and the way politics have changed, we recall george herbert walker bush and barbara bush, you could have never even imagined trump. not a trump. >> first of all, good for barbara bush for speaking out and saying what we all know is going on there. i wonder though, about the wisdom of jeb bush. i'm sorry to say it this way, playing the mommy card. i am all for mommies, i'm pro mommy. but i am one myself. but he needs to look like a strong candidate. and i think he's going to get some from his

you've seen barbara bush come out, you've seen george w. me out, these are figures that are really popular among republicans. barbara bush just listed he has this, he has that when he doesn't have. he's not an outsider. that's why jeb bush doesn't have a chance in this election. republicans want an outsider. that's why donald trump and ted cruz are playing so well. >> hillary clinton was behind, that one issue about doing la laundry and, boom, it flipped over. >> don't underestimate the power of the mom. everyone stay with me. when we come right back, the big at this vision may be mainstream versus wall street but who is best positioned to take advantage of that? and paired with even more lobster? you get hungry. and you count the seconds until red lobster's lobsterfest is back with the largest variety of lobster dishes of the year. like new dueling lobster tails with one tail stuffed with crab, and the other with langostino lobster mac-and-cheese, it's a party on a plate! and you know every bite of 'lobster lover's dream' lives up to its na

barbara bush remains very popular there. ki on family and whether that can change things for jeb bush and his prospects they are. >> i think that governor bush has made a really clear, strategic decision to run on his brand. right now, he is pulling it 10%. you have donald trump way above that. neil: should have done this earlier. he did not want to feel that you leverage the name. >> i think that that is right. i think they have done a really good job at focusing forward. they are really looking forward. it may be an odd decision. kind of a relic of the past. >> changing a year ago. donald trump entered the race. there are various pools out there. raising some eyebrows. donald trump's lead has gone to five. it is part of the trend that shows the big lead that donald trump has has come down a little bit. what happens if all of a sudden donald trump does not win south carolina? >> i think it will just stay there until the convention. what is really interesting is how dramatically things have changed in just the first few hours

make it concise, a concise attack on donald trump and marco rubio but can't be petty. >> didn't barbara bush also say i think it was with our special correspondent jamie gang el, he's a little too nice being jeb bush, he needs to interrupt a little more? >> i don't know if you can ask him to be something he's not. he's been evolving. that new jeb bush ad where he uses rick santorum's words against marco rubio is one of the best political add as we've seen this cycle. if he keeps that momentum we'll have a good night. >> jeb bush has repeatedly attacked donald trump in each debate and ef time he does, in fact the cnn debate, he went after donald trump more vociferously than ever. >> talking about his wife columbia, but he didn't finish it. >> right. >> only one person people thought won that debate. i'm not sure it's a winning tactic. >> hang on. what about marco rubio specifically? we have been talking so much about him since he fared so well in the wake of iowa. you know, critics said, what was that, a victory speech? when he came out monday night. as he goes into the debate tonight, i feel

reportera: la primera dama y madre de jebb bÁrbara bush apareciÓ en un evento hace unos dÍas atrÁs. estos comentarios podrÍan trabajar como un arma de doble filo. >> donald trump ataca al presidente jeb bus por el nueve 11. eso puede hacerle daÑo a donald trump. reportera: los comentarios de donald trump continÚan y esta vez para otro de sus homÓlogos, ted cruz. ted lo demandaremos si no cambia su manera de actuar lugar, es un mentiroso hoy un verdadero mentiroso. en una corte federal deberÍan medirse con el requisito para cumplir como presidente. reportera: con los precandidatos republicanos han realizado eventos de campaÑa a travÉs de carolina del sur, esto continuarÁ en los prÓximos dÍas. tratan de ganar simpatizantes porque tan solo uno tendrÁ la mayorÍa de votos. es todo de mi parte, regreso contigo. marÍa elena: el presidente barack obama nombrarÍa la prÓxima semana al sucesor del fallecido juez anthony scalia. sin embargo sus adversarios republicanos insisten en que rechazarÁ a cualquiera que proponga. jorge: la fiscalÍa de la capital venezolana pidiÓ una condena de 16 aÑos de

(barbara bush/former first lady) "who did that?" (gov. jeb bush/(r-fl) presidential candidate) "your buddy." bush has a lot of ground to make up to catch trump, and three other candidates ahead of him in the latest poll. craig boswell, cbs news, manchester, new hampshire./// ((brian loftus)) > donald trump cancelled a campaign event in new hampshire scheduled for today because of the snow storm. he'll be in south carolina friday night instead and will be back in the granite state saturday for another gop debate - right here on cbs./// ((brian loftus)) > we are your local election headquarters through the campaign. you can stay up to date on air and on las vegas now dot com... and watch politics now this saturday at 7:30./// ((brian loftus)) > right now a preliminary hearing is moving forward right for the former metro officer accused of domestic violence. james burt was arrested last month.. after investigators say he attacked his girlfriend, who lived with him. burt is currently on unpaid leave. we'll have an update on that hearing in our

well, today norah o'donnell spoke to him and his mother, former first lady barbara bush. >> just a few years ago you said house. i knew you were going to bring that up. and i said it because it is such a sacrifice for his family, but now i know he is so needed that he has to run. >> pelley: you can see more of norah's interview with jeb and barbara bush tomorrow on "cbs this morning." hillary clinton's campaign has been facing questions about her decision as secretary of state to use an unsecured computer server in her home for official e-mails. some of those e-mails turned out to contain top-secret information. well, today we learned that clinton is not alone, and we asked nancy cordes to look into this. >> i will be a better president. >> reporter: clinton suddenly finds herself in good company. according to an internal state department review, two of former secretary colin powell's personal e-mails also contained classified information, as did ten e-mails from the personal successor, condoleezza rice. pretty benign. >> reporter: like clinton, lauren powell exclusively used a persona

obviously barbara bush is just here this week. for jeb it's good to have his family members showing this other side to him. but again i think that what you are seeing in new hampshire is a complete rewriting of the new hampshire playbook this year with trump on the democratic side and bernie sanders -- trump on the republican side, bernie sanders on the republican side. this retail politics that's prized in new hampshire, bush has been going nonstop for months. and it's going to be interesting to see. but at this point i think that even an emotional pull for voters isn't necessarily what they are looking for this election cycle. martha: ellen thanks. bill: here are the seven who will be on the stage for the republican debate. carly fiorina did not make the cut. she sent an open letter to abc detailing why she believes she should be on that stage and she is getting report. mitt romney tweets this. she got more iowa votes than john and chris. don't exclude only women. newt gingrich also weighed in. abc news should put carly fiorinif