taking money from wall street firms through the democratic senate campaign committee. for his part, sanders stayed on message in derry last night not addressing his rival's comments. sanders: together we're going to create an economy that works for working families not just the one percent. kelley: polls do show sanders with a big lead here. as we've seen before, those polls don't always get it rye. emily. emily: kelley, we'll have to wait and see for the moment, right? in the meantime, we have some clues, three things to watch for today as voters head to the polls. our democratic analyst mary ann marsh says, look at the polls. the closer hillary clinton gets to within 5% of bernie sanders, second, watch the turnout. the higher the turnout, the better the chance for sanders. and finally, look for buses on

democratic party polls. she delivered a new message today.. turning the tables on bernie sanders. "senator sanders took about $200,000 from wall street firms. not directly, but throught the democratic senate campaign committee""you have the right to determine the future of america" america"republicans were no less combative... holding town halls and meeting voters wherever they could. one recent poll gives donald trump a large lead over the next four candidates... who are bunched together within a few percentage points of each other. trump: we have to get rid of the bushes of the world, they're weak, they're ineffective. bush: donald trump, you're the looser. cruz: we are here in new hampshire competing for the votes, and at this point, it's a turnout game."rubio: i'm help people are doing for us out there. from the very beginning we've understood this election is a turning point." point."many of ohio governor john kasich's supporters believe he has a strong chance of coming in second... especially if the weather is bad. kasich's campaign believes his supporters are more motivated to turn out. i think a high turnout means you've got a lot of late deciders, people who are turning in later, and we're going to

. >> senator sanders took $200,000 from wall street firms through the democratic senate campaign committee. you know, there was nothing wrong with that. it hasn't changed his view. well it didn't change my view or my vote, either. >> back in concorde, rubio made his pitch. >> what kind of country is it going to be? >> in the crowd, husband, al, fitting the profile of the classic new hampshire independent having voted for democrats in the past. both now say they are going with rubio on tuesday. >> i decided yesterday, we went to the rubio event down in manchester last night, the superbowl party. i listened to his speech, and that's when i made up my mind. >> you reported the results from up north in the north country as they call it around here. they traditionally vote first at midnight. the polls opened in earnest at 7:00 a.m. it's been going on two and a half hours now, the secretary of state predicting a record turnout. the streets have been plowed, a lot of people heading to the pops will know results sometime after 7:00 tonight when the polls closed. >> it's such a highlight of democra

senator sanders took about $200,000 from wall street firms, not directly but through the democratic senate campaign committee. hillary lags far behind in the granite state,trying to convince voters she is a leader on income inequality,she also told newscenter 5' s janet wu the sanders camp has demonized her. >> i do think senator sanders in some of the mean spirited, hateful rhetoric that unfortunately they' re putting out there. reporter: at a rally in derry tonight,sanders never addressed clinton' s comments,but did make a impassioned speech that greed has hurt the middle class. >> together we' re going to create an economy that works for working families not just the one%. reporter: recurring themes of equal pay,tuition-free public college,higher minimum wage,resonated with this college-aged audience, just months ago,the vermont senator,reminded supporters,he was 30-points behind clinton in new hampshire,he now maintains a double digit lead, the voters in new hampshire understand that this country needs a political revolution. hillary is gaining ground in some polls in closing the gap between her and bern

same time, clinton accused sanders of taking money from wall street firms through the democratic senate campaign committee. sanders stayed on message in derry last night not addressing the comments. sanders: together we're going to create an economy that works for one percent. doug: polls show sanders with a big lead in new hampshire, but we've all seen granite state voters turn surveys upsidedown. erika? erika: doug, thanks so much. for the first time, former new bloomberg confirms reports that he is considering running for president as a third party candidate. he tells the financial times he's, quote, "looking at all the bloomberg was elected mayor three times as a republican. newscenter 5 reporters and analysts will have the results are they come in tonight. our coverage begins at 4:30 p.m. all the way to midnight. you'll also find it on the wcvb mobile app. a complete wrap up with reaction on tomorrow's "eyeopener." randy: it's 4:35. other stories we're following right now. the man convicted of raping and killing a university of new hampshire student faces a parole board today. seth mazzaglia will pus

not directly but through the democratic senate campaign committee. you know?here was nothing wrong with that. it hasn't changed his view. it didn't change my view or my vote either. so let me just leave you with this. on this issue, let me just leave you with this, when you look at, when you look at who has put out the toughest plan, who has the most comprehensive approach to making sure wall street never wrecks main street again, which has in turn encourages the wall street guys and karl rove to gang up on me to the tune of $6 million, i take that as a badge of honor. these guys know i say what i mean and i do what i say. i will take them on and i know how to beat them and prevent them from ever doing to us again what they did in 2008. so, we've got work to do. imagine a tax system that actually goes after where the money is which is at the top! imagine the only candidate on either side who has said, will raise your incomes, not your taxes. middle class families will not have a tax increase when i am president. but i'm going after the millionaires, the multi-

not directly, but through the democratic senate campaign committee. you know? there was nothing wrong with that. it hasn't changed his view. well, it didn't change my view or my vote, either! >> does this undercut sanders' argument against hillary clinton on wall street? >> absolutely not, and frankly, it's absurd. secretary clinton whose superpac raised $15 million, just recently they put those numbers out, has accused senator sanders who has never taken corporate pac money in his life. okay? they assumed all the money that came from the dssc came from corporate money when that's not true at all. you know, there were these reports out there that senator sanders was at these fundraisers. senator sanders was doing his due diligence as a member of the party. if he didn't show up to those, they would have said, he's not a real democrat. he wasn't even running for election when these last things popped up. this was just another attempt. >> you were the young guy in the group. you said this whole bernie sanders youth vote is a myth? >> it is a myth, but let's back u

democratic party. >> senator sanders took about $200,000 from wall street firms. not directly but through the democratic senate campaign committee. >> reporter: for his part sanders isn't taking anything for granted. tonight he's holding a rally with students and bringing in some musical star power, including matt nathanson and jonathan fishman, from the band fish. >> what people will be asking is not just who wins, but whether the people of new hampshire are prepared to lead this country in a political revolution. >> reporter: a revolution bill clinton is now calling into question. >> when you're making a revolution, you can't be too careful about the facts. >> reporter: as the former president also draws attention to online attacks from sanders' backers directed at supporters of his wife. >> she and other people who have gone online to defend hillary and explain why they have supported her have been subject to vicious trolling. >> reporter: sanders denouncing the actions of the so-called bernie bros in an interview with jake tapper. >> we don't want that crap. anybody who is supporting me that's doing sexist things, we don't w

senator sanders took about $200,000 from wall street firms, not directly but through the democratic senate campaign committee. >> reporter: working for momentum with sanders pulling ahead by 16 points. >> you have the right to determine the future of america. >> reporter: and despite less than ideal weather, record voter turnout is expected here tomorrow. live in manchester new hampshire, marcy gonzalez, channel 7 eyewitness news. >>> political reporter dave evans is in new hampshire, and on eyewitness news. >>> well, steep losses in the financial and technology sectors, triggering a costly selloff on wall street. the falling price of crude oil and the economic slow down in china are also big factors for the market's decline. here's a live look at the big board. today. it's actually up from earlier today to end at 16027. knicks. derrick fisher is out as the head coach. we'll tell you what phil jackson is saying about the mid season move. >>> plus details on the emotional day in court for the police officer accused in the shooting death of a i think we should've taken a left at the river. tarzan know where ta

same time, clinton accused sanders of taking money from wall street firms through the democratic senate campaign committee. for his part, sanders stayed on message in derry last night not addressing his rival's comments. sanders: together we're going to create an economy that works for working families not just the one percent. kelley: polls do show sanders but we've all seen new hampshire voters turn surveys upsidedown. emily? emily: kelley, absolutely right. if you want to get some clues about which way this thing will go, there are three signs to watch today. our democratic analyst mary ann marsh says, look at the polls. the closer hillary clinton gets to within 5% of bernie sanders, the more likely an upset. second, watch the turnout. better the chance for sanders. and finally, look for buses on >> if there are a lot of buses at u.n.h. and all the other colleges, that's good for bernie sanders. same-day registration in new hampshire, college kids love he'll register them, take them to the polls. advantage bernie sanders. emily: there are plenty of signs to look for in that crowded republican field, to

about two hundred thousand dollars from wall street firms not directly but through the democratic senate campaign committee working for momentum with and are sixteen points . or despite a forecast of snow. the state is expecting a record turnout tomorrow with more than half a million voters. all right a sinkhole swallows and kills an arizona man up next his family speaking out tonight and the numbers are in usa we stop arthritis pain, so you don't have to stop. onward. today's the day. carpe diem. tylenol 8hr arthritis pain has two layers of pain relief. the first is fast. the second lasts all day. we give you your day back. what you do with it is up to you. i oh. an update on that plane explosion in somalia authorities released video from inside the airport that they say shows a laptop packed with explosives being handed to a passenger before the mid air explosion that explosion forced an emergency landing last week somali investigators say the man handed the computer to a suspected suicide bomber who made that made it on the flight is still unclear exactly who was responsible officials are calling it a f

the dscc, the democratic senate campaign committee going to big-money events where there are lobbyists, where there are representatives of goldman sachs giving money. you know, he goes to these fundraisers and it's disingenuous for him on the campaign trail to be attacking people soliciting donations from the big banks. >> it's not. never let the truth get in the way of a good story. senator sanders has been supportive of the democratic party. if you check the record, he was at the events for the democratic party. i find it slightly disingenuous that, one, folks would claim that he's not a strong democrat, and on the other hand criticize him for helping the democratic party. the bottom line is this -- senator sanders himself in this presidential campaign, people power funded. the average donation is $27. whether it comes to time to answering for a proposal for policy, for standing, he stands up and will have to answer to the people of there great country, and no other powerful interests. as you know, he's really fighting against the system. he says it is rigged, and it is. we have a sy

not directly but through the democratic senate campaign committee.was nothing wrong with that. it hasn't changed his view. well, it didn't change my view or my vote either! [cheers and applause] so, let me just leave you with this, on this issue. let me just leave you with this. when you look at, when you look at who has put out the toughest plan, who has the most comprehensive approach to making sure wall street never wrecks main street again, which has in turn encouraged wall street guys and karl rove to gang up on me to the tune of $6 million, i take that as a badge of honor. these guys know i say what i mean and i do what i say. i will take them on and i know how to beat them and prevent them from ever doing to us again what they did in 2008! [cheers and applause] so we've got work to do! imagine a tax system that actually goes after where the money is, which is at the top. imagine the only candidate on either side who has said, i will raise your incomes, not your taxes. middle-class families will not have a tax increase when i am president. but

as our chris nguyen reported there will be a fund-raiser for the democratic senator yil campaign committee alto and another for the dnc, taking place at the atherton home of former state controller steve wesley. that event will include 450 supporters who contributed up to $25,000 so it's scheduled to be a short but lucrative trip. he's scheduled to leave here for los angeles tomorrow at 2:15 p.m. >>> despite el nino winter, california is still in a drought. the drought in marin county exists perhaps in name only. six of seven reservoirs are considered at capacity. the one that is not is at 95%. wayne freedman has the story. >> reporter: marin county has a reputation for big homes and wealth but in a drought year... there is a different definition. not money, but liquid gold thanks to the mount tamalpais wat watershed. kristin manages that water shed. it's a rosie picture compare toed the rest of california. >> if the rest of california was at 98% would we still be at a state of drought? >> no. >> so this is unique? >> yes. >> this year, marin has a third layer of riches. that is gregory an

as our chris nguyen reported there will be a fund-raiser for the democratic senator yil campaign committee in palo alto and another for the dnc, taking place at the atherton home of former state controller steve wesley. that event will include 450 supporters who contributed up to $25,000 so it's scheduled to be a short but lucrative trip. he's scheduled to leave here for los angeles tomorrow at 2:15 p.m. >>> despite el nino winter, california is still in a drought. the drought in marin county exists perhaps in name only. six of seven reservoirs are considered at capacity. the one that is not is at 95%. wayne freedman has the story. >> reporter: marin county has a reputation for big homes and wealth but in a drought year... there is a different definition. not money, but liquid gold thanks to the mount tamalpais wat watershed. kristin manages that water shed. it's a rosie picture compare toed the rest of california. >> if the rest of california was at 98% would we still be at a state of drought? >> no. >> so this is unique? >> yes. >> this year, marin has a third layer of riches. that is gr

senator sanders took about not directly but through the democratic senate campaign committee. >> reporter: the sanders campaign called the charge laughable and beyond preposterous while sanders has stayed above the fray, sticking to his message. >> i'm here today to ask your support to join with us in making that political revolution. thank you all very much. >> reporter: no matter what, sanders rolls out of new hampshire a very different candidate. he now has secret service protection which limits some of his spontaneity but also gives him all the trappings of a major presidential candidate. >> thanks, nancy. cbs news political director and "face the nation" moderator john dickerson is in manchester, new hampshire good morning. >> good morning, charlie. >> let's talk about bill clinton on the attack, the former president clearly loves the battle but is he going too far? >> perhaps when he uses when he talks about the sexism within be a little distracting. it can take away from the images the clinton campaign wants which is of secretary clinton fighting for the votes. she's out there figh

democratic party. >> senator sanders took about $200,000 from wall street firms through the democratic senate campaign committeeing anything for granted. he's holding a rally with students and bringing in some musical star power, including matt nathanson and jonathan fishman from the band fish. >> what people will be asking is not just who wins but whether the people of new hampshire are prepared to lead this country in a political revolution. >> reporter: a revolution bill clinton is calling into question. >> when you are making a revolution, you can't be too careful about the facts. >> reporter: he draws attention to the online attacks from sanders backers directed at supporters of his wife. >> she and other people who have gone online to defend hillary and explain why they supported her have been subject to vicious trolling. >> reporter: sanders is denouncing the actions of the so-called bernie bros in an interview with jake tapper. >> look, we don't want that crap. anybody who is supporting me is doing sexist things, we don't want them. i don't want them. that is not what this campaign is about. >> reporter

democratic senatorial campaign committee. every year, an annual thing. they ask democratic senators to show up.o he has done that in the past. >> what's your expectation for tomorro tomorrow? >> you know, we are slightly ahead here. it is a hard-fought campaign. you know, the secretary has been on tv here since august. as you know, she won this state eight years ago. this is really the fourth clinton primary election here. president clinton had two here. this is secretary clinton's second. it's a -- we expect a hard-pharmaceutical campaign. it's snowing out here in new hampshire, we don't know what that means. we hope to prevail by turning out the thousands and thousands of people who who are rallying to bernie's call to transform america. >> jeff weaver, the bernie sanders campaign manager. jeff, thank you very much for joining us. >> happy to be here. thanks. >> thank you. >>> coming up, the first female secretary of state tries to elect the first female president of the united states. will words get in the way? what madeleine albright is saying and how the clinton campaign is responding. ♪ m

democrat. develop enduring friendships command before becoming vice president he served here is chairman of the judiciary committee. consider what he said. it was an election year with campaigns already underway, president and the senate majority and political parties. and here is what appeared on page a 25. democrat delaware chairman of the judiciary committee urged president bush not to fill any vacancy that might open up on the supreme court until after warning that any election year nominee will become a victim of a power struggle over control of the supreme court. biden said he would urge the senate want to hold hearings on the nomination if bush decided to name someone. the article continued coding then senator biden. >> someone steps, if someone steps down i highly recommend the president not name someone. if you did howard asked the senate the seriously consider not having a hearing on the nominee. and in this, can you imagine having enough money after the three or four or five decisions about to be made by the supreme court into the cauldron of the middle of a presidential year. i believe therei believe there would be no bounds of propriety honored by either side. the environment would be so supercharged and

democratic senator from milton has been under the spotlight for sometime now. the state ethics committee has been looking into senator joyce's use of campaign funds and there have been reports of influence pedaling. governor baker addressed the issue this evening. >> i was troubled by some of the issues that were raised previously with respect to the senator's relationship to some of the folks in his district. and obviously, i am not going to comment specifically on the investigation because i have no information on that. >> reporter: today his attorney said it's unfortunate that recent stories appeared to have sparked an investigation. senator joyce has been cooperating with each

. >> the clinton campaign is also saying, look, senator sanders took money in the past from the democratic senatorial campaign committeel street. secretary clinton has gotten a lot more over the years but their argument is that bernie sanders is not some political purist and has benefited from big money. i want you to be able to respond to that. >> look. this is the deal, when he ran for the senate he received less than $100,000 from the dnc and gave $100,000 to the vermont party. this hardly compares to having a super pac that just raised $25 million, 15 million of which was from a wall street interest campaign funded by big money and special interests. look, bernie sanders campaign is funded by a million individual contributors. average contribution is $27. it's a people-powered, people-orienteded campaign and. >> i asked senator sanders if he's still an underdog and he said he thinks he is. obviously we all know polls can be wrong but should he win tomorrow night but not as by big of a margin as some expect, could the clinton campaign claim some sort of momentum? >> well, they can claim whatever they want. let's be

you know, kate, cnn reported that bernie sanders was active in raising money for the democratic senate campaign committee. people who belong to one of the finance houses. and that says something that should be brought up. does that mean he's not progressive? does that mean he's not a revolutionary? of course not. you can raise money from someone and then turn around and use your judgment as to what the issue is and go the right way which is the point that hillary is making. >> i believe on that, senator sanders, said it was a dnc fundraiser. everybody who's a democrat shows up to one of those and you seem to be trying to have it both ways. accuse of him being not a true democrat but not accuse of being a democrat for being at a dnc fundraiser. >> he could have looked at a list of the potential targets and decided not to be there easily but in the last analysis, the x factor is the independent voters. independents can choose to vote in either the republican or democratic primary but i think bernie was going to get a lot of independent voters. but may decide he's a winner and may decide they wanted to vote

senator sanders? >> it's hardly hypocritical at all. bernie has caucused with the democrats when he was asked by the democratic senate campaign committeee to have those released. if there's a transcript, let's read them. because i know what he said. the same thing he said everywhere. bernie's message has been consistent for 30 years. i don't think helping the democratic party is bad. listen, they were criticizing us for not being democrats before, and now it turns out he helped the democratic party and they're criticizing that. >> what does this campaign look like tomorrow? we've been one state at a time. one state at a time. are we going 0 to 50 tomorrow? >> i don't know if we go 0 to 50, but we've got a debate in wisconsin later this week, bernie's going to new york to talk to a national audience. we've got a very important contest in nevada coming up, we're working really hard there. south carolina after this. we're going to go on television in colorado, minnesota, massachusetts, and the markets we haven't been in. oklahoma. so we're going to expand our reach. >> where is your proving ground to prove you can win a majority of africa

democratic national committee. >>> the race has two fewer candidates tonight. former pennsylvania senator rick santorum announced he is suspending his campaign and endorsing marco rubio. and rand paul announced earlier today he is also dropping out of the white house race. >>> ted cruz unloaded on donald trump today after trump accused cruz of cheating and fraud in the iowa caucuses. >> cruz accused trump of losing it after trump fired a series of tweet this is morning calling for a new election in iowa. cruz said the trump insults get more hilarious the more upset he gets. he said he can't debate sub stns. >> it is no surprise that donald is throwing yet another temper tantrum or if you like another trumper trantrum. it seems his reaction to everything is to throw a fit. >> they stand side by side at a republican debate saturday night in new hampshire. >>> donald trump's plane had to make an emergency landing in tennessee today. the faa says the plane reported engine trouble. before making an unscheduled stop at nashville international airport. the plane supposed to land in little rock, arkansas. >>> trump is nominated for a nobel peace prize. the head of the

democratic senator from milton has been under the spotlight for sometime now. the state ethics committee has been looking into senator joyce's use of campaign funds and there have been reports of influence pedaling. governor baker addressed the issue this evening. >> i was troubled by some of the issues that were raised previously with respect to the senator's relationship to some of the folks in his district. and obviously, i am not going to comment specifically on the investigation because i have no information on that. >> reporter: today his attorney said it's unfortunate that recent stories appeared to have sparked an investigation. senator joyce has been cooperating with each date resulting from the stories and believes that he has done absolutely nothing wrong. yet all of this has not gone unnoticed here in canton. >> i knew he did something wrong around christmas or something. but not to this extent. whatever it is, i don't know i moon i still don't know what he did. >> reporter: and right now the feds don't know either but they are digging deep in his background as for senator joyce, himself, we have not heard from him all day. reporting live from canto

senator sanders has taken money from wall street. he took it through the democratic campaign committee. that's what we do. that doesn't mean his views are compromised. it doesn't mean my views and it doesn't mean that president obama's views when he was running for the presidency. he took a lot of money from wall street. in any way stopped him from pushing through and stopping dodd frank and imposing tough rules. he sends his supporters messages and his campaign amplifies those messages. a lot of his young people get really worked you have. they're going off on tangents. they can attack me, that's fine. to go after journalists and supporters who say nice things and elected officials who are for me. i have the vast majority of elected officials on the democratic side. they know us both. they know i would be the president who can get done what i'm saying. >> as a journalist, who is an out and proud liberal. i get attacked 50/50 who say i'm a dyed in the wool partisan for bernie or for you. i do not notice a difference in the nastiness or the snark or inappropriateness of those attacks that i get from the pe

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riding in the middle of, the head of the populist campaign, young senator from north carolina writes is contagious, chairman of the democratic national committee, senator johnson of arkansas and says you've got to get him a private railcar. i saw this with my own eyes. we took a late train to baltimore because they wan wantd into the disjunction into work at 8 a.m. to we waited until 2 a.m. to switch trains. got them on the train and rather than catching the express we got the little train every handful of people. you're going to kill them if you keep doing this. if you have a private car he can fall asleep in the car, they moved on, but they can pick them up in the middle of the night, wake up refreshed, have a place to wash his face, changes clothes, get a meal. house of representatives what doedoes mckinley to transferring mckinley is being pressed to go on the road. once panic sets in its unstoppable. hanna is panic. he's beginning to believe we have a race on her hands and he keeps pressuring mckinley you got to go on the road. mckinley says look, i can't do that. if i go on the road he's going to get at the trapeze and i'll have to mindy

democratic committee to make sure they regain control of the senate. but no, i do not go and raise money for the financial institutions. >> dickerson: when you write letters for the campaigns why do you think they're giving money if not for the expectation that by your thinking and roping they might have some influence over you? >> john, the people i am writing to are contributing 25, 0, 40 dollars. if anybody doesn't know the difference between a super pac which races millions of dollars from wall street, then frankly we don't know what is going on in politics today. my letter that i sent out to millions of people was designed to bring in low donations. low dollar donations. very, very different. from appealing to wall street or big money interests. >> dickerson: the final question, you've dismissed some of the issues that the press has tried to raise about hillary clinton, her e-mails, for example, where are you on this question of whether she should release transcripts of the speeches she gave to financial firms? >> well, a lot of people think ultimately her decision. her point is that she's given these speeches, my understanding now her campaign says she's not going to

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senator sanders took about $200,000 from wall street firms. not directly but through the democratic campaign committee. >> the sanders campaign called it laughable and beyond preposterous. >> i'm here today to ask your support to join with us in making that political revolution. thank you all very much. >> no matter what happens tonight, sanders rolls out of new hampshire a very different candidate in a different he now has secret service protection, for instance, which limits his spontaneous style, charlie, but also lends him the aura of a major presidential candidate. >> thanks, nancy. "face the nation" mon rater john dickerson is in new hampshire. john, good morning. >> good morning, charlie. >> let's talk about the attack on clinton first. he clearly loves the battle but is he going too far? >> perhaps when he talks about the sexism in the sanders campaign. that can be a little distracting. they want secretary clinton out there fighting for all those votes. she's in the hunt. but on the other hand when he says something a little controversial, it's a nice way to get it into the blood stream withou