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we are just outside downtown manchester on the campus of the college. in two days voters head to the polls for the first in the nation's primary and even though former senator rick santorum got a boost in iowa support here has cooled and mitt romney looks like the overwhelming favorite. this is where the race stands in the latest university tracking poll. romney leads with 39 percent x. ron paul second with 17 percent . newt gingrich at third in 10 percent. and santorum and huntsman tied at nine and perry is last. for more on the debate on saturday night. we'll bring in karl cameron, karl? guest -- >> everybody threw punches but few of them at mitt romney. >> i am not surprised to find the new york times and obama put it on trial. it is surprising from the colleagues on the stage. battling for second on the stage. >> it is a ridiculous charge. you should know better. >> there he goes again. >> they caught you not telling the truth. >> all accused of newt gingrich of avoiding the draft and voiding the war. >> i personally resent the comments and aspersio

it is right in the middle of downtown manchester.looks like a count boxes of one, two, three, four, five, six boxes of ballots and few boxes of paperwork. some binders. administrative things that they also have to drop off. obviously for voting procedures. and they are going to now hand this off as you can see. an armed guard here. maybe not armed. but definitely a security guard taking possession of the ballots as they go inside city hall here. it is a fascinating look at what actually happens when people cast their ballots. this is a very critical piece of this process because these ballots now have to be certified. they have to be checked in. all of that, the numbers we have been hearing so far are the ro jeks, unofficial. but these ballots will be very key to certify, to making it official that mitt romney in fact came in number one. ron paul, in fact, came in number to. and jon huntsman, in fact, came in number three. >> the next place that the -- the next home for them is the vault in city hall. a rare sightinging of the inside

we are just outside downtown manchester on the campus of the college. if just two days voters head to the polls for the first in the nation primary and even though former senator rick santorum got a boost from his strong finish in iowa his support here has cooled while mitt romney still looks like the overwhelming favorite. here is where the race stands in the latest poll. romney leads with 39% but down slightly since iowa. ron paul is second with 17%. newt gingrich is third at 10% while santorum and jon huntsman are tied at 9 and rick perry is last. for more on the state of the race and a big debate saturday night, let's bring in it fox news chief political correspondent carl cameron. carl? >> hi, chris. it was the 15th debate and it was a brawl. everybody threw punches but few at mitt romney. >> i'm not surprised to have the new york times try and put free enterprise on trial. i'm not surprised to have the obama administration do that either. it is a little surprising from my colleagues on this stage. >> ron paul and rick santorum savegeed each other.

it's right in the middle of downtown manchester.ike a count, boxes of one, two, three, four, five, six boxes of ballots, and a few boxes of paperwork, some binders, some administrative things they also have to drop off, obviously, for voting procedures, and they're going to now hand this off, as you can see, an armed guard here. maybe not armed but definitely a security guard who is taking possession of the ballots as they go inside city hall here. it's a fascinating look at what actually happens when people cast their ballots. this is a very critical piece of this process because these ballots now have to be certified, checked in, all of that. the numbers that we have been hearing so far are the projections, the unofficial, but these ballots will be very key to certifying, to making it all official that mitt romney in fact came in number one, ron paul in fact came in number two, and jon huntsman in fact came in number three. the ballots are coming off the elevator here, and the next place, the next home for them is the vault in cit

clip: we are in downtown manchester with the mayor of the city. a republican just sworn in for his second term a couple days ago. tell us how the city has prepared for the primary. >> there's no way to really prepare. if all you can do is make sure president's understand there's a lot of people coming into town and they have to have enough food to feed everybody. there's nothing you can prepare for because you don't know how many people are coming in crew or where they are coming from. but manchester is alive and the hotel rooms are full from here to the north country. people are excited. >> i read in the union leader paper yesterday that you expect diplomats from other countries to be in the proceedings. host: they are here. you can see them walking l street yesterday -- elm street. yesterday i saw them excited to go into stores because they did not back to pay sales tax. >> what about the impact on local businesses? >> is a big impact and people are excited. we have a little bit of a different bunch in manchester. we have not felt the pain that

clip: you said that all of that info is collected at city hall, in downtown manchester.t does the city clerk's office do? clip: all 12 wards will report to the clerk's office in chambers. we will show the display on the screen of all the wards reporting. that belle the folks just heard is the school bell here. there is no school in manchester for kids today. clip: talk about the undeclared voter. not the independent voter. you do not call the -- call them that in new hampshire. talk about that. clip: voters can be a registered republican or democrat. if a voter does not wish to register with either party, we call them undeclared. those voters can vote in either primary. if a voter has previously voted in a primary, a democrat or republican, they have the opportunity to go back to undeclared after that election or any time through the next primary. then they can choose which ballot they want to vote on. clip: tonight, where is it announced? and by coup in the state? clip: the secretary of state is responsible for announcing the results. clip: what are we expecting for tur

you're looking at downtown manchester, new hampshire. i'm nancy cordes.with you. >> we are taking a look at this half-hour at the state of new hampshire which, for so long, has been a do or die state for presidential candidates. coming up, we take a look at how the state gave momentum to ronald reagan, dwight eisenhower and would could happen if mitt romney somehow falters here. >> which is not looking too likely this morning. >> you may recognize these ladies from their political parodies. the republican candidates, are jon huntsman daughters and we will to them did their bad's tough campaign to win here in new hampshire. >> bringing a little levity to what can sometimes be a overly serious process. >>> first, here is debbye turner bell with today's headlines. >>> one of the six police officers shot during a drug raid overnight has died. gunfire erupted as the officers searched a home in ogden. five officers remain hospitalized. a suspect was arrested and is under guard at a hospital with nonlife-threatening injuries. >>> congresswoman gabrielle giffords

downtown baltimore. cockeysville, manchester and on towards pawlenty town, it runs out at 34. just above the freezing point, and the coldest air sinks to the lowest levels. maybe 34 in stewart's down, but some of the valley's might be even chillier. 32 or so, especially as you get down into allegheny county and frostburg. for the next hour i would be on the lookout for a patch of ice or two of the pennsylvania border. other than that, just rain overnight into the day tomorrow, steady to heavy at times. sun representative -- sunrise at 7:42 in the morning. that southwesterly breeze pushes that warm air in, 36 in new york right now. 54 degrees right now in cincinnati. that is some of the warmer air coming. pennsylvania, northern new jersey, new york and southern new england, that all but pushed to the north quickly tomorrow morning as the warm front marches up toward new england. the cold front will come through here tomorrow night and we will be right back into the deep freeze. there comes that cold front tomorrow night, through central maryland. the coal comes in with gusty wi

you are looking at scenes of downtown manchester, new hampshire.will spend most of our program with guests from new hampshire today. mitt romney is on the campaign trail in south carolina this morning, but returns to new hampshire tonight. "the boston globe" has endorsed jon huntsman. this is the second time "the boston globe" has chosen another presidential candidates. ron paul, newt gingrich, and jon huntsman are all over the state of new hampshire today. rick perry has shifted his focus to south carolina. our focus is in washington. yesterday, the president went to the pentagon -- actually, the first time the president has gone to the pentagon briefing room, and announced a shift in military strategy. we will be talking about that and showing you some of the finer points. tony capaccio of bloomberg news will help us understand some of the details. we would like to open our phone lines and talk to you about a leaner military in the future and your reaction. our line for independents. we also have a line for active- duty military and their familie

. >> reporter: this is the heart of downtown manchester, one of the wards, one of the precincts knownest turn out. many of the candidates will come here before the day is out. mitt romney came a little while ago and was absolutely mobbed. there were supporters, but it was mostly a mob of media. at some points it was four, five cameras and reporters thick. i had a chance briefly to stop him in this month massive throng. we asked him how he felt about the race and specifically whether or not some of his rivals' inability to get on the ballot in other states would give mitt romney an advantage going forward. >> ballot access, how are you positioned going forward compared to others? >> i think, well we've worked very hard. we started off this campaign, organized a real effective effort, and i think we show that we are going on the ballots around the country. and i think get good support about the country. i have to get 1150 delegates, this is a big statement in new hampshire, as you see exciting people behind me talking about winning this one. hopefully that kind of spirit carries onto so

. >> and we're at the downtown bar in manchester, welcome here to show you huntsman left but the party continues with folks drinking here. there is a couple things. we're disappointing there is no speaking of mandarin chinese, we saw jon huntsman senior, and now this race is a question, will his father -- will that money come? a local reporter here covering huntsman for a long time said if jon huntsman would have given the speech on this stage six months ago, he might have done better with talks of 10,000 miles away. this country first is his campaign showingan. i talked to the campaign and they say we've found our message and see this as a second place win, not third place. they don't believe ron paul has a shot. they know they're not going to do great in north carolina. and at polls we went to the polls in iowa and here. and that is where we saw huntsman votes going to romney. >> and senator santorum may not have taken the spots tonight but he's fired up for south carolina. here is senator santorum. >> the campaign was and deliver the message not just for new hampshire. we deliver th

. >> we are in radio row in downtown manchester. there are about 30 different radio shows that will be broadcasting in about three rooms. they are expecting candidates to show up. on the board they have some sort get stopping by. we have someone from new hampshire radio today and they will be broadcasting later. tell us about your show. >> the only afternoon live talk show that originates from new hampshire. we have the candidates:. host: have you had all the candidates? guest: usually two or three a day. they call anin. newt gingrich has been terrific. host: give us your assessment of this field and was the ground game is like in new hampshire. guest: the most organized have been the mitt romney campaign. ron paul has been organized. rick santorum had a presence but is trying to scrape with all the attention out of iowa. i don't know how much of a ground game newt gingrich has. this is more a race for second and third then first. host: will they be coming on your show? guest: oh, yes. rick santorum around 4:00 p.m. ron paul will ca

. >> the red arrow diner is in downtown manchester. here inside, how long?> poo between 15 and 16 years. >> when did the dviner start? >> it opened in 1922. >> who has it gone by? has it gone through many ownerships? >> the girl who owns it now owned it for 25 years. carol sheehan. before that, the lamontagnings. and i'm not sure who before that. >> has it always been a campaign stop for the political candidate. >> for the time i've been here, it has. i've been here through the central election for me. >> you've seen the presidential candidates. they've come through here through the years. give us some memorable ones. >> the last campaign, barack obama. he was nice. when i was working, he kind of walked through the front door and i picked my head up. there he was. it was quite nice. >> you didn't know he was coming then? >> none of us knew. he came unannounced. no crams, no anything. he walked through the front door. it's unusual. we usually get notification. it's a surprise to see him standing there. >> what about the memorable one? >> the other memorable o

. >> we are back in city hall downtown manchester in the original city hall with the mayor, ted gatsas, a republican. um, why should new hampshire hold the first primary in the nation? >> well, i think this is the only place that people can come to that it might be little known and make a big jump into the national limelight and be elected president. i look back to jimmy carter when he came here. nobody really knew who he was, they -- he went to roby's store, and it was a little country store that was out and had penny candy, be he went in and walked up to mr. roby and said, i'm jimmy carter. and mr. roby said, jimmy who? and that was the news blast across the entire country, and that's what really brought him to the forefront. so you can come to new hampshire with very little funds. it's not about the media. it's about, as i said, people wanting to meet you. they want to ask you the question maybe once or twice to make sure you give them the same answer. so i can tell you that as you campaign, you will see people standing on street corners with people's signs and waving. and that's a

host: we're back in downtown manchester in city hall with the mayor, ted gatsas. should new hampshire hold the first primaries in the nation? guest: this is the only place that people come to the might be little known and make a big jump into the national limelight. i look back to jimmy carter when he first came here. nobody knew who he was. he went to a country store. he went in and said, "i'm jimmy carter." "jimmy who?" so you can come to new hampshire with very little funds. it is not about the media. people want to meet you. as you campaign, you'll see people standing on street corners with signs and waving. that is a tradition here in new hampshire. just waiting to people as they go by -- just waving to people. host: we are in the primary room in city hall. there is a question about whether retail politics matters. guest: it matters in new hampshire because there are a lot of issues out there. there's not one burning issue. the burning issue across the country is jobs. they want to make sure someone is coming to them about retaining their jobs or creating new

it's right in the middle of downtown manchester.aperwork, some binders, some administrative things they also have to drop off, obviously, for voting procedures, and they're going to now hand this off, as you can see, an arm eed guard here. maybe not armed but definitely a security guard who is taking possession of the ballots as they go inside city hall here. it's a fascinating look at what actually happens when people cast their ballots. this is a very critical piece of this process because these ballots now have to be certified, checked in, all of that. the numbers that we have been hearing so far are the projections, the unofficial, but these ballots will be very key to certifying, to making it all official that mitt romney in fact came in number one, ron paul in fact came in number two, and jon huntsman in fact came in number three. the ballots are coming off the elevator here, and the next place, the next home for them is the vault in city hall. >> a rare sighting of the inside of the vault at a city. a municipality that houses

. >> we are in downtown manchester.oining us is the mayor of the city, ted satsas, a republican who was just sworn in for your second term couple days ago. tell us how the city prepares for the primary. >> there is no when you can prepare. just make sure the rest understand a lot of people come in to town and if they want to make utilization of that they have to have enough food to feed everybody. nothing you can prepare for because you don't know how many people are coming or how many crews are coming in or what country they are coming from but there's a lot of buzz and in hotel rooms, the north country and people are excited. >> i read in the union leader that diplomats from other countries are watching the proceedings. what do you know about that? >> you can see them yesterday afternoon looking out my window. you could see people walking around getting excited about going into the stores but they didn't have to pay sales tax. an exciting time downtown. >> what about the impact local business? >> no question there's a

downtown. well below freezing in the northern and western suburbs. 44 degrees in manchester.emperatures have gone down into the mid-teens in far western maryland. the winds have diminished quite a bit. no major wind chills tonight. 28 and harbor at sunrise. i pressure coming in. rain off the coast. a few snow showers approaching green bay. that will get here tomorrow night. a more important storm is the one that slammed into the pacific northwest with hurricane force of winds on the coast. that stuff is working its way through the northern rockies. this system likely to impact the first part of our we can. for now, i pressure in control. these two systems later in the week. the clipper passing north of us will not have a major impact on our weather until tomorrow night. the main impact will go north of us -- pennsylvania into new england. you can see snow showers cutting into central maryland about 11:00 tomorrow night. friday's talks with sun then plowed up. it comes the other, stronger pacific son. a mixed bag of rain, sleet, and what snow late friday night going into early

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manchester, new hampshire as the game continues. bret baier and megyn kelly begin caucus night coverage from america's election headquarters. >> bret: welcome to the beautiful iowa state capitol in downtown des moines. good evening. i'm bet baier. >> i'm megyn kelly. fox news coverage of the iowa caucuses starts right now. captions by closed captioning services >> bret: this all comes down to this? >> this is the most important election of our lifetime. >> iowa, the first test in 2012. >> we are ready to take our country back in 2012. >> bret: seven republic candidates. >> you are going to hear it straight up. you are going to hear it honest. >> megyn: face to face with the voters. >> you can trust me because i have been there and i have done it. i did it as a leader. >> bret: who will represent the party? >> i will never waiver from my conservative convictions. >> what we need a less. less spending, less taxes, less regulation. >> megyn: and take on president obama in november. >> we don't need america to be transformed. we need to have america restored to the greatness we have always had in this country. >> bret: the battle for the republic nomination 2012. pg. >> live from des moines,