fickling is serving four years for assaulting a police officer.red to iowa state for allegedly throwing bodily fluids on a correctional officer. >> you don't feel like you're going to hurt anybody else? >> no. >> if things change, you're feeling bad, feeling like you might hurt yourself or somebody else, you need to tell the officers, okay? all right. >> despite his sheepish demeanor, officers aren't about to take any chances. a police dog escorts fickling all the way to 220. >> some of the inmates are assaultive. that's why they're here, a little extra security. >> entering the unit, fickling is both a new topic of conversation and a new target. >> hey buddy. >> who is this? jeremy smith. >> what do we have now? >> a-2. >> they got the camera on him? >> yeah. >> don't do it, jeremy. it's a setup. don't do it. >> tell me what's been going on since you've been in prison. where did you come from today? >> i came from state anamosa penitentiary. due to an inmate causing some problems. they accused me of throwing -- >> hang on. hang on. >> as our came

, fickle, but that's not what you want in a voter. you want loyal. you want fickle and the "chicago tribune" reporting today that well over half of the gop voters there have yet to make up their mind. so they're there for the getting. >> so all of the candidates are going to be there for several days. there's a very important thing happening saturday night. just like last week going into iowa, there is a republican debate on saturday night. and i'm assuming that all the candidates are going to show up to that because they don't want to make that mistake. for somebody like john kasich, he could make a strong stand in new hampshire. then there's this question where do you go from there? marco rubio, i heard from a congressman that's supporting him that said, marco rubio almost surprised himself last night, and so if he can now do that step change into being one of the leaders of that pack that you just talked about, kasich, christie, jeb, he might do very well. but these next two days are critical because people haven't made up their mi

oh, so fickle independent new hampshire voters hold the key to the primary election. john. >> jeff, thank you. a new fascinating dynamic emerging in the republican race. donald trump seems to be out in front, but look at the bunching. separated only by two points. donald trump is now perhaps also showing a softer, gentler side. doing some retail handshaking and politicking. he is also playing now the expectation game a little. he spoke to cnn's dana bash. >> so if i had two seconds, i think i'm doing okay. i would much rather win. i could say if i came in second or third, i'd be thrilled. that way we lower expectations. we lower expectations. if i came in second, i would not be happy. okay? so now if i come in second, you can go around and say boom. i would much rather prefer to win in new hampshire. >> that is the trump side of things. as for the pack behind him, jeb bush is hoping to turn things around. he is going hard after donald trump. calling the him a loser for making fun of a new york times reporter and a former republican nominee in john mccain. >> this is a

he has been the runaway leader of the race in new hampshire and the voters are notoriously fickle and 40% had not made up their minds this week and trump's lead in the last two polls of new hampshire has been 15 or 20 points. so anything but a win from trump tomorrow would be extraordinary collapse by the front-runner or a failure of the polls in the state. a more interesting thing to watch is the battle for second place. attracting poll has marco rubio in second place and most of the poll was taken before saturday's night debate performance for which he has been mocked for the talking points and tailing him, ted cruz that won in iowa and ted bush and john kaisch spend inordinate amount of time in new hampshire courting this state and behind him chris christie the antagonist of marco rubio. tomorrow morning the polls will open at 9:00 and a regular primary. people will be out voting all day. the snow threatening new hampshire hit today. should not be a factor tomorrow. they are expecting record turnout in new hampshire. another thing that could be good for donald trump. we will have a

is this a smart guy or is he just fickle? he keeps changing his hunting grounds. i mean, we dealing with a salesman, maybe a mover. let's check out the grab sites. the first one was in the bronx. then he moves over to long island and crosses to manhattan. moving up in affluence. his confidence is building. one p.p. again. they need to release. i can't keep putting them off. i'm not tipping all of you. sorry, captain, we got a problem. brass wants to go public. well, it's their call. what we give them is ours. i'm listening. hold back the van, it's our only solid lead. the second it's out, he'll dump it. so he dumps it. we get a whole van full of new evidence. or he hightails out of town, which helps us not. elliot? best case scenario someone sees him, turns him in. release the composite. who died and left you captain? lest we forget the worst case scenario. morning paper comes out and we get a deluge of phone calls from wackos. the women turning in the ex who done them wrong. neighbors turning in the freak down the street. leaving us here answering thousands of fa

. >> but with a huge chunk of the electorate notoriously fickle, it's difficult to predict what will happen when the polls open. >> the largest voting block is undeclared and therefore you never know where these people are going to vote. >> one of the big question marks here, mother nature. it's supposed to keep snowing through tomorrow morning, raising concerns about voter turn out. in manchester, new hampshire, joe waldmann, fox 35 news. we'll have all day coverage tomorrow for results and analysis up in new hampshire primary. >>> some rare whales attracting big crowds in brevard county. how wildlife officials are trying to make sure that those whales stay out of trouble. and the new concerns over the zika virus and blood donations. cold front, arctic front now the new caramel macchiato from dunkin' donuts. let hand-crafted layers of espresso, milk, uplift your mood. or iced macchiato today. oh-oh, oh-oh oh-oh, oh-oh, oh-oh-oh-ooh, oh hearts are made for sharing. spread some sweetness with dunkin' donuts' cookie dough and brownie batter donuts. heart-shaped happiness too sweet not

that is how lake effect is, nature can be fickle . northwest the snow warning in effect for a jog and ashtabula until 4:00 p.m. and then the advisor including cuyahoga county, and lake county until 4:00 p.m. tomorrow . many spots feels like it is in the single digits because of the strong winds with overnight lows around 10 degrees , there will be some subzero readings and the windchill, the cold air is taken over the entire midwest .ir have to watch out for the snowbands and then keep you updated tomorrow morning at 4:00 a.m. a.m. for all of the closings and delays .. overall total in the warning area 28 and 14 inches, and then a trace to trace up to 2 inches . tonight lake effect and then tomorrow temperature and the upper teens . our friday, around 20 degrees then on saturday, the coldest day of the year so far, and then on valentine's day, around 20 degrees . snowfall on monday and by next thursday, we will have rainfall withwe weather is wild, this is a livecture the shoreway at the road. they have white out conditions and driver

the tech industry is notoriously fickle, and people are not getting paid all that much, but this is receivedsafety. emily: groupon shares surging for a second straight day after a significant investment by alibaba. the stock has jumped some 83% in just two days. those shares are down about 50% over the last 12 months. what in the world can alibaba do for groupon that justifies a huge stock like this? gil: it is really what groupon can do for alibaba. if you think about alibaba, there is a strategical and tactical component. remember, alibaba is a company that thinks in decades. jack ma says he wants them to be around for three centuries. that is how he sees entry into the u.s. market, a long-term and -- a long-term imperative. you see that what he has planted to learn about the u.s. market, is that when the invasion is ready, they will be prepared. emily: how optimistic are you about groupon's long-term future? gil: they are not going to 0 because alibaba took a stake. if you are thinking about betting against groupon. brendan: t-mobile reported rising profit and predicted as many as 3.4 mil

so we're looking at a fickle colorrate, a blue elect -- blue collar electorate, post-industrial townsch this is a place that in thelied around mccain past. it has an edge. if trump doesn't win here, this territory for him. but it also has an establishment tog that could be helpful senator rubio. >> reid and doyle quickly, after , andt out of new hampshire sh it becomes a truly national race, which state are you watching? >> south carolina in large part because of what robert said about bush. the pressure on bush to get out is going to be huge. he's got to do well in south carolina. watching nevada, especially on the democratic side. it's a caucus state that should good for hillary clinton. >> thank you, everyone! we have a couple big things for for.o watch out tuesday night, judy woodruff and i will have pbs newshour special coverage of the new hampshire primary, beginning at 11 p.m. eastern. then thursday, judy and i will as moderators of the first post-new hampshire democratic pbsary debate, live on your station, from milwaukee, wisconsin. night, joiniday "washington week" on the ro

. >> gambling gods, they're a fickle bunch.es on your side, sometimes they are not. >> all right, that was jessica dean reporting, in case you were wondering, a lot of people we had panthers pegged to win, right? philly took the broncos, he would have made money on that bet. >> i didn't win anything. >> likewise. >> now, cold play bridges pies and love to the superbowl 350's half time show. >> with a little help from beyonce and bruno mars, chris martin put on a show stopper. >> ♪ beautiful day ♪ >> oh, martin stayed video screen showing some of the best former half time performances, but, the big party was on the field when beyonce showed everyone she runs the world. >> ♪ >> taking the stage at the superbowl in a drop mike kind of moment. queen bee announced her formation world tour. no worries, fans, though, she is stopping in philly on june 4th at lincoln financial field. pre sale tickets go on sale tomorrow. but everyone else has to wait until next monday to buy. and i'm sure what a perfect advertising platform to announce

mother nature can be so fickle,mo it is her prerogative . at times you just do not know, this has become more disorganized . expect the snowbands to become more organized .e as the wind shifts northwest . taking a lot more look more closely at the snowbelt,nre the few flurries also you could get in some it is bainbridge and orange township . you follow 480, 277 going to run into some snowfall . to the west, there is not so much with a coda to an inch maximum . . stretch of 77 looks pretty good visibility has approved in but that face bands with no ice carver job lake erie there's lots of moisture to work with .er the advisory until 4:00 p.m. tomorrow . the main clincher is the windchill feels like about five aboveee than expected to fill below zero at times . . why the cover tonight and tomorrow morning and also have school closings and delays tomorrowsc highs in the teens . anna tomorrow, conditions improve after middayay for the entire event between eight and 14 inches and then farther west and southd about an inch or two . on saturday wil

anger but with a huge chunk of the electorate still undecided and new hampshire voters notoriously fickle.. it's difficult to predict what will happen - when the polls open. and one thing worth mentioning.. ohio governor john kasich.. is hoping he'll make headlines tomorrow with a strong showing... he's been polling well in new hampshire- as high as second in a monmouth university poll.. a second or even third place finish tomorrow for kasich.. could breathe new life into his campaign. dissolve gfx we'll have it all covered for you tomorrow night - right here on fox19 now. live in the studio frankie jupiter fox19 now. while many of you are still talking about the big game.. some are already looking ahead to next year... who's predicting a bengals victory - coming up... and it's just not right. women... claiming discriminiation.. against chipotle... a live report.. coming up. a butler county village has made up its own speeding law-- coming up--we'll tell you how this village is doing record from the state. steve chroma

the tech industry is notoriously fickle, and people are not getting paid all that much, but this is perceivedsafety. emily: groupon shares surging for a second straight day after a significant investment by alibaba. the stock has jumped some 83% in just two days. those shares are down about 50% over the last 12 months. what in the world can alibaba do for groupon that justifies a huge stock jump like this? gil: it is really what groupon can do for alibaba. if you think about alibaba, there is a strategical and a tactical imperative. remember, alibaba is a company that thinks in decades. jack ma famoulsy says he wants them to be around for three centuries. that is how he sees entry into the u.s. market, a long-term imperative. what he is doing now is planting -- jet.com, lyft, snapchat , he has planted to learn about the u.s. market, is that when the invasion is ready, they will be prepared. emily: how optimistic are you about groupon's long-term future? gil: there is a realization that they are not going to 0 because alibaba took a stake. especially if you are thinking about betting against g

at the same time, consumers are fickle and they do need something new to get people excited again.lly slumping, this one trick pony kind of company. even though they are spending a lot, it seems like the logical thing for them to do. thank you very much. coming up in the next hour, we will follow to a posse. stocks are mixed. slightly. only down the s&p 500 is down about one third of 1%. the nasdaq is down about .5%. more up ahead after the break. ♪ >> welcome to bloomberg market. ♪ good afternoon. i am betty liu. stocks are struggling for direction today. bouncing around between gains and losses. dayrsing and it ends the with another decline. it is jobs day tomorrow. what does them nervous market -- were up in just the past week we learned that today. --o, a ceo smirking his way >> on the advice of counsel, i invoke my sixth amendment privilege against self-incrimination and respectfully decline to answer your question. betty: we are one hour away from the close of traits. stocks have been bouncing around

secondly, the referenda, they are fickle things.e can show up and vote out because they are angry about migrants. i think one in three. not a small number. i think it is going to distract markets until june 23. mark -- matt: all right, cliff, thanks so much for joining us. upchan live for us in washington. the world bank of scotland is taking a beating after its eighth straight annual loss. what will it take to turn rbs around? ♪ mark: royal bank of scotland is having a good day. a 2bank posted billion-pound loss, shares down as much as 11%. what more can be done? richard partington is here, our u.k. banking report. when is this dividend to come? possibly in the first order of next year but the push back has caused a big drop in shares. is the: absolutely, that big thing investors are looking for from the website of scotland. the dividend is key to the especially -- as it is with many stocks in the u.k. regulators are asking them to roll it around 13%. a measure of financial strength there. you have more than 15%. 2 full percentage

new hampshire voters are fickle. they are made up of 40% independents and can cut either way, democrat or republican. this could come down to the wire tonight, guys. >> what about the late deciders in this particular primary? does it seem a lot of folks have not made their mind up there, especially the independents in new hampshire? >> reporter: you're right. one of the polls that came out over the weekend showed 49% of the voters here had not locked into a candidate yet. others said 5 minutes before, i decided who i wanted to vote for. these folks have been here shaking hands, showing up at breakfast, knocking on doorings. they feel like they know all the candidates and feel like they could take their time. i think this race is going to be closer than many think because frankly, they are all over the place. so far we have trump winning on the republican side and sanders blowing away clinton on the democratic side. we could have surprises once the results start rolling in tonight. >> tell us about how new hampshire i

people give them their money, and the tech industry is notoriously fickle.e really not getting paid much, but it is perceived lookingy and people are for safety. you see a bifurcation in a market where people are willing companiesalance sheet and lend them their money at yields that are at all-time lows in some cases. brendan: do we see investors making a distention -- distinction? >> yes. there has been a big diversions there. we have also seen a massive split between high-yield bonds and the highest rated tier. the diversions there is the most since 2009. you are seeing a lot of discerning activities by investors. it raises the question of, perhaps one of these sectors, these tears, is incorrect. these are historically. aboutn: this is not technical what is going on to we wake up and we look at what is in bloomberg and we would see yields down on treasuries and yet another flight to quality. is it that simple? yet come you have to for debtu are not good investors. you are ultimately by -- borrowing money to go back and support them. brendan: thank you for

it is, and it's so fickle, you know, and i'm a new mom, i wanted to make sure that i leave not only a name for myself in entertainment, but a legacy for my daughter. and so, my mother and my brother and i, and a couple of friends decided to start a real estate venture, and we creating luxury homes for less, basically, made out of repurposed shipping containers. and being from southern california where everything is eco friendly, it is just, you know, it is an answer to a lot of the dwelling issues to not only the homeless population here, but trying to live green and clean, and i would love to do my part and give back and create homes for the beautiful people of los angeles. >> i love container homes i'm a very simple girl. your friends, and even you could live in it. >> oh, yes, you know, i came up with the idea because i want to build myself, my dream home, but i don't want to spend $10 million doing it. do i get what want, and still keep money in the bank. and container homes is just an amazing opportunity, to literally customize your home for a fraction of the cost, from elevators

not about the weather, the fickle consumer, the proemotional environment.ng health care costs, the inflation, the fed, the spres rates, the government interferes. nothing. the fact that it only rallied a buck 68 today and still down 60% seems like a genuine opportunity we all see stocks go down. this may be the one to go for. in short, home depot is the paradigm. it's like the football team that has the, it has the ork, the special teams and coaching. it is a super bowl winner and a hall of famer at the same time. plus as the propie terror of the best garden of long island, i cannot wait to get the home desk spot so i can get to work on the plants i need to make cramer's none better tomato sauce. stick with cramer. need to hire fast? go to ziprecruiter.com and post your job to over one hundred of the web's leading job boards with a single click. then simply select the best candidates from one easy to review list. and now you can use zip recruiter for free. go to ziprecruiter.com. >>> there's always a bull market somewhere. i promised fooid find it for you.

industry is notoriously fickle, and people are not getting paid all that much, but this is received asety. groupon shares surging for a second straight day after a significant investment by alibaba. the stock has jumped some 83% in just two days. those shares are down about 50% over the last 12 months. what anyone can alibaba do for groupon that justifies a huge stock like this? >> it is really what groupon can do for alibaba. remember, alibaba is a company that thinks in decades. jack ma says he wants them to be around for three centuries. that is how he sees entry into the u.s. market, a long-term and parent if you're what he is planting seeds, jet.com, box, lyft, snapchat. he wants to learn about the u.s. market is that when the invasion is ready, they will be prepared. emily: how optimistic are you about groupon's long-term future? gil: they are not going to 0 because alibaba took a stake. brendan: t-mobile reported rising profit and predicted as many as 3.4 million new subscribers this year. stephanie: dare i say -- you crushed it. what did you do inside his company? >> you are ri

. >> you fickle being. >> the problem is, then jeb takes the stage and you go, oh, i kind of like w., but this guy's no good. >> isn't that funny? on "saturday night live," will ferrell came on and said, you thought he was the smart one, right? in the press conference today, trump unloaded on ted cruz. i don't like this word, liar and unstable. >> i think ted's a very unstable guy. we put out a little release. did you get the release, john? i think he's a very unstable guy. i haven't been doing this long. i've been in it since june 16th. but i'll tell you, i have never, ever met a person that lies more than ted cruz. and he goes around saying he's a christian. i don't know. you'll have to really study that. we will bring a lawsuit if he doesn't straighten his act out. he is a really lying guy. >> the lawsuit, is it about lying or canadian birth? >> it's a birther thing. >> first we have 9/11 truther stuff. now the birther stuff. he's not backing down. >> here's cruz's reaction. let's keep the full game here. here's cruz again. >> today donald trump held a press conference. where he ap

. >> but with a huge chunk still undecided in new hampshire voters notoriously fickle, it's difficult to predict what will happen when the polls open. >> the largest voting block in new hampshire is undeclared and these people are gonna vote. >> we want to go live now to joe waldmann who is outside right now with the latest. the first votes being cast we understand at midnight in dicksville notch. this has been happening since when? >> about 100 years, as i understand it, as long as the primary's been taking place here in new hampshire. my producer just letting me in on interesting information, saying that john kasich personally called all nine voters, asking for their votes. there are 12 people living there. so we'll see what percentage of those votes he gets, but it's always an interesting indicator to see what the elect rotted is thinking, at least those nine people. and then obviously on a wider scale, the polls open up at 6:00 a.m. tomorrow. people have been asking me all day long, how long do they stay open, when do they open. and state law says they must be open between 11:00 a

friends and family gathered to pay tribute to kelly ripa who achieved a milestone that's rare in the fickle world of tv. >> it doesn't seem like 15 years. it seems much shorter than that. >> reporter: kelly's time on "live" became clear as the hours progressed. punctuated by congratulations of the famous. some dropped by in person, others sent messages on tape. cher called in. >> cher, where are you some. >> i'm in my bed. >> reporter: even more moving were the tributes from co- workers. co-host michael strahan many. >> i don't think i could see anything because i was crying at that point, so it was through tears. >> reporter: tears flowed, too, along husband mark con swaying los as they watched children grow up and parents in the audience. >> reporter: what does it mean to have them here today some. >> it, it, it means a lot. >> reporter: alongside them, yankee great willie randolph all watching one of her favorites, rocker briian adams bryan adams. that voice was underlined by the head of "live's" parent company when disney chairman bob iger honored kelly with a statue of tinker bell. >>

the first in a nation primary is number one historically it's shown that new hampshire voters are fickle and will change their minds at the last minute. reports show that many voters have not made up their mind and could do so when entering the polling booth on tuesday. it illustrates the desperation that some of the candidates, it could be the last gasp. some that launched the full-frontal assault on marco rubio, whom he considers the biggest threat. many consider him to be the biggest threat to defeat donald trump. but they are unreliable heading into the primary, particularly in the granite state. to defeat chump and ted cruz is not expected to do well at all. at least compared to the victory in iowa. the charge from chris kristi to marco rubio, that he's robotic, he delivers canned answers, he repeats his stump speech, as part of that debate. rubio repeated the same line over and over, leading to some ridicule and judgment from the pundits and onlookers that marco rubio didn't do so well. today he held a town hall in londonderry, where he responded to the critics. >> it's interesting

the tech industry is the stories the -- notoriously fickle.re not being paid all that much. this is perceived as safety. >> shares surging for a second straight day after significant investment by alibaba. the stock has jumped 80% in just two days. what in the world can alibaba do for groupon that justifies a huge stock jump like this? >> it is really what groupon can do for alibaba. if you think about alibaba there is a strategic and tactical im imperative. it was founded in 1999, and the founder of said he wants to see it around for three centuries. what he is doing now is planting seeds. these are seeds that he has planted in order to learn about the u.s. market, see what it is about, so when the innovation is ready, they will be prepared. >> how optimistic are you about groupon's long-term future? >> there is value -- especially if you are thinking about betting against groupon. >> t-mobile, the nation's third-largest mobile carrier reported millions of new subscribers for this year. >> how do you do a? what are you doing inside this compa

. >> they are the most fickle people, and they have committed to you they don't have to stay with you sh, and if they believ you are going down, they are jumping the ship, and they are the elected dnc members, and they are the toughest people to convin convince. >> and so stay with "justice" and we will be right >>> breaking tonight, hillary clinton edges out bernie sanders for a win in nevada. but is it time to count bernie out yet? let's ask the panel. back with me, tony, boris and mary ann. a month ago, and hillary clinton, and i will start with you, maryann, she was 25 points ahead and what happened? >> well, she won. >> by five points? >> well, 11 days ago she lost in new hampshire and then to come back five days later to put up a five-point win over bernie sanders, you have to claim it as a big win. >> what happened in the last month? what happened? i think that she is donald trump and we know the dust-up. >> she lost the trust, and that is what happened. >> well, it happened a a queer ago. >> and it is that she is not a good candidate and the campaign has not been performing, a

iowa is notorious for being fickle. more people broke for rubio and i think the fact that trump didn't show up to that debate and he called people in iowa stupid at one point. even ted cruz capitalized on those and the things that donald trump said. for the folks that didn't like cruz, they broke for rubio. just let me finish one point. for rubio, now he goes into new hampshire, he is going to look for that money there. now the expectation is higher for rubio to perform well. he came out with the strategy. with the endorsement of senator tim scott, a highly endorsement coming today, that also makes people look at senator rubio as a viable conservative candidate in south carolina. which was not part of the discussion. >> this is the first time we saw what voters will do with donald trump. they said we reject. that hurt donald trump a lot. also just the way he likes to use the word nasty. he was really nasty in the last couple days. calling ted cruz, you know, an anchor baby for canada. that's a nasty political play. he w

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>> we haven't seen him in the polls yet, but i wants are a fickle bunch. if they feel like you've ignored them in the past, there's a possibility they're not going to support you in the future. we don't see it yet. i think there are some individuals out there that might turn away and say, hey, listen i want that on my debate stage. >> john, people are turning to the next primary in new hampshire. we've seen historically, iowa does not always predict the nominee. but if we do get a win from trump on the republican side, hillary clinton in the democratic side, how important is that for solid feig that nomination process? or do we have unknowns to get by? >> oh, absolutely. this is a situation it's all about expectations, if some respect if trump does win, maybe he ekes out a victory, and wee see does marco rubio start to have enthusiasm? for hillary clinton, it would be great for her to have one, she does have a back stop in south carolina but it looks like bernie sand serious going to do really well in in that. >> it just came out today that 22 e-mails were

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we are a fickle public. >>> would be a little weird, by the way. >> i would find it interesting. >> that's america should do. >> maybe that would be a winner. >> so name a president that you would enjoy. >> that's so easy for me. abraham lincoln. one thing about getting tired of people. president bush used to say, the last two years the poll numbers were in the tank. it was hard. and he used to say around this time of every president that gets a second term, people start getting tired of seeing you in their living rooms. they want something new. one of the regions president obama was so exciting in 2008. it was hope and change. he had a nice voice, people liked to listen to. that does matter. the only thing about trump is that he wins every poll. he is always a winner. >> i remember rush limbaugh once said, can you imagine hillary clinton growing old in office? that was dangerous. >> forget that. imagine listening to the way she delivers that i'm above you all. that arrogant thing. they try to inject heart and humor into her. she just gets louder and more abrasive. >> or too quiet. then sh

. >> the fickle new hampshire voters do hold the key. >>> on the republican side, fascinating dynamic. donald trump out in front. look at the grouping behind him. kasich, rubio, bush, cruz. all within two points of each other. really interesting to see there. donald trump also out on the stump with a new tone and new temperament and new tactics. retail politicking. actually shaking hands. with dana bash, not so much getting into the game of playing the expectations. >> so if i had two seconds, i think i'm doing okay. i would much rather win. i could say if i came in second or third, i'd be thrilled. that way we lower expectation. i know all about expectation. we lower expectation. if i came if second, i wouldn't be happy. okay? if i come in second, you can go around and say boom. i would much prefer to win in new hampshire. >> that was donald trump. where are we on both sides of the race? one day before the voting here in new hampshire? we are joined by goldie taylor, the editor at large of the daily beast. the new line of attack for bill clinton. he has been careful and restrained on

reporter: the real voters who may make the difference are those independent voters, those famously fickle voters of new hampshire that are going to be tuning in tonight to watch this town hall. >> voters will across the country. thank you so much to jeff. now our senior political commentator david axelrod and dana bash. the stakes are incredibly high tonight and this is going to be a small intimate crowd. we're very much in what we call a crow's nest everybody. this is one of the final chances they're going to have to talk to voters en masse. sanders has a 23-point lead on secretary clinton. can he maintain that? can he build on that? i think one of the problems for him is that's an enormous lead in polling. as we saw in iowa, expectations are everything. i'm sure there's a little anxiety in the sanders camp on whether they can maintain that. new hampshire voters are famousfamou famously contrary. things can change. that's why events like this are important. >> expectations are everything, da dana. that's got to be what bernie sanders is worried about. he has to significantly beat her to

people will give the money and the tech industry is in the tory asleep fickle.eople are really not getting paid all that much. but this is perceived as safety. groupon shares searching for a second straight day after a significant investment by alibaba. the stock has jumped 82% in just two days. the shares are down about 50% over the last 12 months. why in the world can alibaba do for groupon that justifies a huge stock jump like this? >> it is what groupon can do for alibaba. for alibaba, then there is a strategical and tactical imperative. jack ma famously said the company founded in 1999, he wants it to be around for three centuries. that is how he sees entry in the u.s. market as a long-term imperative. he is planting seeds. box, lists, snapchat -- these are seeds he has planted in order to learn about the u.s. market and see what it's about. when the invasion is ready, he will be prepared. >> how optimistic are you for groupon's long-term future? >> it is not going to zero because alibaba texas state and there's a value to knowing that if you were thinking

was the rising star the iowa, but since then his stock has dropped amid campaign troubles and the fickle nature of voters. >> i'm willing to do what makes sense for our society. reporter: as for mike huckabee, his campaign could be considered lackluster compared to 2008. but even in rare appearances in new hampshire, he admits that iowa this time around is his focus. after tonight there is a real chance that none of these three momentum or money to move on. or one could be a surprise heading into new hampshire. of course in the big republican field there's also that middle tier of candidates who really just need to avoid a disastrous result in iowa in order to move on, among them rand paul and carly fiorina. coming up at 6:00 we'll hear from them and we'll also show you what's been a very frenzied day here ahead of the iowa caucuses tonight. a lot of candidates covering a lot of ground. josh mcelveen. back to you. jean: you've been in iowa now for several days. what differences do you see with the candidates campaigning in iowa versus here in new hampshire? josh: ideologically there's a

our sandusky observation has been a little fickle lately and keeping dropping out on me. why, sandusky! don't do that to me. i have to let you know how cold it is out there, right? we're also in the 20s. i checked it a few moments ago. i don't know why it's not showing up. maybe the camera is taking an early weekend there. the traffic flows smoothly from this vantage point on 480. the snow is not slowing people down too much. i just spoke to our assignment editor julia as they came in from the north olmstead area. she saw snow-coated side roads most of the lake-effect stuff is light, more along the lines of flurries. we have some snowshowers around norwalk, ashland, north of mansfield out into wayne county, medina, southern cuyahoga county and then akron and ravenna probably seeing some light snow as well. again, be aware that some side roads may be snowy, but the main roads, especially out west, appear to be okay. watch for slick spots and, of course, it is cold out there this morning. it's going to be cold all day. 28 is your forecast high, but it will feel as if it's i

that is the fickle thing about the caucus. caucus is not very good at picking gop candidates. it failed last two times. okay? so i think, as we examine this, what is it going to be very interesting, i think the top three finishers, i think it will probably be trump, cruz and rubio. i think spread will be really, really tight. i think bigger story tomorrow will be bernie sanders edging out hillary clinton. and the clinton war room is going to set a new record for pizza delivery in the next several days, i'm telling you. charles: we know, christopher, after, after barack obama pulled the upset in 2008, from what i've read new hampshire is just, all she did was cry on her pillow and it was a nightmare? >> yeah. it didn't start well for hillary in 2008 either. democratic caucuses they, after the first round of voting you have an opportunity to convince people who aren't decided or whose candidates didn't make it to join your side. all the aides say, barack obama's team was busy, busy grabbing all the dropouts and everyone they cou

managers want to make sure that it is this direction of these winds that is the issue and kind of fickle at this moment. they have a tolerance level of around 24 knots and we have seen gust up to 25 knots and it is riding that line, and they basically don't want the rocket to move around when it gets up off of the tower and hits any structures around the rocket there. the mission today, the 12th and final upgraded gps satellite for the u.s. military and civilian uses. looking at video from the 11th satellite to launch on an atlas v and the satellites are more precise for the digital devices but more accurate location tracking and are more resistant to jamming, another potential hostile activity is the u.s. countries looking at technology to do our satellite some harm. these are far more resistant and again, as far as the launch is concern, people who are viewing it, it is a little chilly and windy out. and we'll find out and see if those winds will be an impact on the overall launch. again launching at 8:38. about a 20 minute window. which gives us roughly three chances to get the rocket