the new hampshire republican contest looks a lot different than iowa's last week, which was largely about the anti-establishment in a battle between trump and cruz. their closing arguments have taughted executive experience and the ability to mount a campaign that could beat hillary clinton in november if she is the nominee. they are hoping to hold off a surge. marco rubio started with a strong third place finish in iowa, especially after he faultered in saturday night's debate here. on the democratic side polls show a double diblg git lead for

jennifer hornrnhairman of the new hampshire republican party "new hampshire is notoriously independent in their decision making and i say all the time whether they are registered republican or democrat or an independent they consider themselves to be independent. " jess and any candidate wanting to be chosen, must first register at the state capital-- to get their name on the ballot. jess: when we come back... it is the eve of the big game, we'll show you how fans on both sides are preparing for tomorrow elisa nice tonight.. then gusty sunday and monday.. with blowing snow concerns. details next. like the startrtf a joke! but it really happened in the san diego suburb of la hoy- ah (lah -hoy-ah), california the staff at the "marine room" -- said this sea lion cub came in on thursday. it napped in a booth. and then gazed at the surf through a window. sadly though, the super-cute pup was malnourished. she is now at sea world in san diego -- where she will be fattened up -- and hopefully be returned to the wild. deborah/elisa not bad today... but windy tomorrow? elisa 2 line cg: m m blizz

he was charged with criminal threatening among other charges. tonight the new hampshire republican party is on the attack and it's on behalf of the democratic primary winner bernie sanders. the new hampshire g.o.p. is just one of several groups calling on democratic super delegates to follow the will of the people. josh mcelveen is here to explain. josh: so bernie sanders lost iowa by the slimmest of marriage ins, he clobbered hillary clinton in new hampshire by 22 points. but ultimately it's the democratic delegates who will choose their nominee and right now hillary clinton has a big advantage over sanders regardless of what the voters have to say. it's not a lot of common ground between new hampshire republicans and self described democratic socialist bernie sanders. but on this point the nhgop has the store's back in the form of an online petition. >> there's nothing fair or democratic about a system where bernie sanders beats hillary clinton by over 20 points and leaves our state with the same number of delegates. josh: that's because unlike the republican party democrats are party

cnn projects that donald trump will be the winner of the new hampshire republican primary. we also predict that bernie sanders will be the winner of the democratic primary in new hampshire. there you see the winner, donald trump, the republican primary winner, bernie sanders we project will be the democratic winner. we make that projection on the basis of the exit poll information we have received. we also make that projection on the actual numbers. the actual votes that have already been tallied. all of the polls in those states, in the states are now closed. let's take a look at the pick hers right now from donald trump headquarters. you can see they're beginning to get the word. they are ready to celebrate right now. donald trump headquarters, bernie sanders headquarters. they've got the word as well. the cnn projections. trump is the winner in new hampshire. bernie sanders is the winner in new hampshire. the republican race, the democratic race. obviously, a lot of excitement right there. the polls apparently were very accurate on the basis of the actual numbers, though,

hampshire. >>> the republicans hold their last debate before the new hampshire primary on saturday. donald trump maintains a solid lead among new hampshire republicans but following his strong showing in iowa, a just released survey finds marco rubio has leap-frogged ted cruz. after his second place finish in iowa, there is pressure on trump to win. at a campaign event last night, he used foul language during his speech. >> we are going to have businesses that used to be in new hampshire that are now in mexico come back to new >> trump says he doesn't have to win new hampshire but he characterized tuesday's vote, rather, as crunch time. >>> ahead on "cbs this morning," norah o'donnell sits down with jeb bush and his new weapon on the campaign trail. >> just a few years ago, you house. >> funny. i knew you were going to bring that up! >> the rest of norah's conversation with jeb and former first lady barbara bush on "cbs this morning." >>> this morning, a united nations human rights panel ruled in favor of wiki leaks founder julian assange. he has been holed up in an ecuador embassy

with 65% of new hampshire republicans including many who did not vote for trump saying they'd support a temporary ban on muslims who are not u.s. sent citizens entering the country. an idea roundly criticized even by fellow republicans as flirting with outright fascism. at the same time, exit polls show trump supporters picked their candidate early and stuck with him, unfazed by his loss in iowa and unorthodox new hampshire campaign. a full 68% cited a vote for trump before the last few days leading up to the primary, the highest proportion of early deciders of any candidate. that number would seem to suggest trump supporters are by in large more than other candidate supporters a fixed group. he's not doing a lot of persuading and most of the people going to vote for trump are already with him. if trump has a ceiling as many suggested, the only way to take him down will be to cull the field until there are two options left, trump and not trump. the hope was new hampshire would go a long way in advancing that process. besides chris christie and carly fiorina who both suspended their ca

new hampshire's republican frontrunner... in a rare town hall... this and sparking another feud with jeb bush: presidential candidate :xx-:xx "he's a total stiff, this guy. he's like a child, a spoiled loser. ted cruz, marco rubio and - in two recent polls - john kasich are fighting for second place behind trump. rubio... still reeling from chris christie's attack at saturday's debate about his repetitive comments. this morning rubio says: presidential candidate :xx-:xx "i'm going to keep saying that a made a last-day visit to manufacturers this morning. presidential candidate :xx-:xx new hampshire residents minds - that i'm asking for your vote." in manchester, these vets waiting for ted cruz to stop by this afternoon. in new hampshire they like to see their candidates up close. you can really watch their body language, watch what they're saying, how they're saying it. whether they've got a crooked smile. crooked face. one poll says nearly one in ten republicans here are still undecided. audio outcue: tracie potts, nbc news, manchester, new hampsh

hampshire. according to a new poll... trump is leading the field of republican candidates with 29-percent support in new hampshire. the next three candidates are in a statistical tie for second. it shows senator marco rubio with support from 18-percent of likely republican primary voters in new hampshire. senator ted cruz received 13-percent support ... ... governor john kasich, 12-percent ... and jeb bush, 10-percent. the next pack of candidates is well behind... with governor chris christie and carly fiorina pulling just four-percent support in new hampshire. the poll also found that about a third of likely republican primary voters in new hampshire are still undecided. the g-o-p presidential hopefuls will be working to win over those undecided voters when they go head-to-head in new hampshire tomorrow. a republican debate... hosted by a-b-c... is set for tomorrow night. donald trump... is once again sitting front and center for and ted cruz on either side of him. ben carson, jeb bush, john kasich and chris christie will also take the stage. carly fiorina did not make the cut to appear in the weekend debate. you

and only 55% of voters in the republican primary in new hampshire consider themselves republicans.n the electorates in both iowa and south carolina. finally, 17% of new hampshire republican primary voters identified as conservative. that was fewer than in iowa, but a little more than south carolina. but what does that mean for the south carolina primary? well, ted cruz is hoping the evangelical voters will lead to a duplicate of his victory in iowa. >> let me tell you, south carolina, i'm convinced, is going to be won friend to friend and neighbor to neighbor. each and every one of you pastor to pastor. south carolinian to south carolinian. that's how this race is going to be won. >> and marco rubio is trying to hit the reset button, too, on his campaign, as he heads south. >> so, you know, that play is over, right? we've got to know, the game is still going on. i can't keep thinking about the touchdown i gave up. i got to get back on the field, because the other team has the ball again and i've got to play defense. >> joining me now is trump supporter, sam clovis. sam, let me -- f

anselm college in manchester, new hampshire, the republicans debate. moderated by david muir and martha raddatz. now reporting, george stephanopoulos. >> good evening. and welcome to manchester for this pivotal debate before the new hampshire primary. it has been a scramble since iowa. and with less than three days to go before the voting here, this is what the race looks like right now. donald trump, still on top, despite falling short in iowa. there at 28%. marco rubio climbing into second on the strength of his third place finish in iowa. he's had a lot of momentum all ted cruz tied for third here with ohio governor john kasich and jeb bush at 9%. the debate is just minutes away. action tonight. you. donald trump tweeting again, he said, "so many things to say, so much at stake." especially for donald trump. he saw the lead evaporate in iowa after skipping the debate. he can't afford that again. >> the surprise wasn't that he tweeted. the surprise is that he didn't attack somebody in the tweet that came in. i'm amazed about the tone of that tweet. he

professor from the department of political science from the university of new hampshire and co-author of "the four faces of the republicanparty" a historian of the special primary in this state and my copilot because i need help in new hampshire. learning my way around. >> we're here to oblige. >> let's start with what you did because there's so much noise and punditry day to day. you've taken a much more long-term approach, digging into what we know from the long-term data about this electorate that plays such an important role. what have you learned about who the republican electorate is in new hampshire and what does it mean for tuesday? >> so, looking at exit polls dating back to 2000, what we know about new hampshire republicans, they're dominated by moderate, even liberal republicans, who will make up about half of all the voters who go to the polls, and those very conservative voters, including the religious conservatives who were so prominent in iowa, together they're probably going to make the libertarians and evangelicals and elid s and re conservatives only make one out of five new hampshire voters. it's a til

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income inequality. >> that is a theme that bernie sanders has been hitting on a lot. >> new hampshire republican want their next president to be outside of politics like donald trump and 47% want someone with political e xperience, so you've got the electorate perfectly split. the majority of republicans dissatisfied with the republican party itself, much higher than democratic voters who said they are satisfied with the democratic party. >> new hampshire is a small state, what time do you think results? >> i think we will see the numbers by 10:00 to give us a clear indication. we should know by 11:00 who will actually be the winner. but it could take us a while to figure out who finishes second, third, fourth, fifth, they are really packed together and you've got jeb bush and christie as well, and i think we will know come south carolina period >> thank you and stay with us for continuing coverage of campaign 2016, we will have all of the results at 11:00. and we will find out more about florida's upcoming primary period >>> next at six o'clock, , fighting the zika virus, a look at the efforts

nbc news projects bernie sanders and donald trump have won the new hampshire democratic and republican primaries. we have it all covered. "nightly news" from new hampshire begins right now. >> announcer: decision 2016. the new hampshire primary. this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt. reporting tonight from manchester. >>> and good evening. as we come on the air in the western time zones now, breaking news. nbc news projects bernie sanders has won the new hampshire democratic primary, defeating hillary clinton. and here's the count. here's the percentage. sanders with 57% of the votes so far in. nbc predicting sanders the winner. on the gop side, nbc news projects donald trump has won the new hampshire republican primary. now the race is on for second place, where it is still too close to call for second among kasich, bush, rubio, and cruz vying for second place. here's what it looks like as you saw there on the screen. our team has all the breaking news covered. let's begin with katy tur at trump headquarters. i would imagine it's a pretty happy scene there. >> reporter: very hap

get these on the good morning cincinnati app - available on apple and google play. 3 the new hampshire republican contest looks a lot different than iowa's last week.... which was largely about a battle between trump and ted cruz.the focus is now on a trio of governors -- jeb bush, john kasich and chris christie -- vying for more moderate voters.on the democratic side -- polls show a double- digit lead for bernie sanders over hillary clinton. 3 new this morning.. two trains crashed head- on in southern germany this morning.police say at least eight people are dead and around 150 are hurt. were still trying to reach people trapped in the wreckage. officials say it's one of the biggest train accidents the country has had in years. emergency crews say the crash happened in a rural area. 3 we're tracking winter storm warnings this morning.john gumm will have another (phone ringing) you can't deal with something, by ignoring it. but that's how some presidential candidates seem to be dealing with social security. americans work hard, and pay into it. so our next president needs a real plan (elephant no

cbs news is of new hampshire's republican presidential exit poll data half of republican voters wanted a political "outsider." he's a little different from everyone else. he's not a politician i just like what he stands for. john kasich's intensive ground game paid off...with cbs news projecting a second place finish for the ohio governor early exit poll data shows the most important quality in a candidate for republican voters is that he or she shares their values. for democrats, it was that the candidate is honest and trustworthy. cbs news is projecting democrat bernie sanders scored a significant victory over hillary clinton. "thank you new hampshire!!!" clinton conceded the loss, but said she's in it for the long haul. "we are going to fight for every vote in every state." the next contests take place february 20th with the democratic caucus in nevada and the gop primary in south carolina. that was mark rivera reporting. new jersey governor chris christie will be heading home looking at his campaign. new developments about the juvenile justice center where two teens escaped from. s

new hampshire l have decide who can go toe to toe with the republican >> tonight hillary clinton making forget out vote appearance here high school in hampton she has several events in new hampshire. including town hall meeting with person with me sanders. in hampton. fox 25 news. . >> and bernie sander on the rise here new hampshire. he of course lost to hillary clinton by coin flip literally in iowa. and fox 25 ted daniels shows us his momentum only building. >> other than lack of sleep bernie sanders should be feeling pretty good right now after very strong owing showing last night iowa six months ago few in iowa had even heard sanders. very months senator with brooklyn accents. but he was able tonight come very close to hillary clinton last night. . making a very strong second place. . this afternoon, he was in king new hampshire where he spoke to packed house at the theatre. no seats available and fire accomplish shal had to turn some people away. sanders spoke about his plans if he were to become the president, political revolution. and his supporters they adore him. >> last night

this is the first time since iowa and the only time before the new hampshire primary that the republican candidates will have the opportunity to face each other. the people of iowa have been heard. now it's new hampshire's turn. in just three days, voters here will decide who they think should be the republican nominee for president. >> questions of leadership and character have dominated the news ever since the iowa caucuses a few days ago. here with us to question the candidates this evening, josh manchester, and author and commentator mary katherine hamm. >> let's welcome the candidates for the republican nomination for president. new jersey governor chris christie. >> dr. ben carson. >> texas senator ted cruz. >> businessman donald trump. >> former florida governor, jeb bush. >> and ohio governor john kasich. >> ladies and gentlemen, the republican candidates. >> and dr. ben carson, please come out on the stage. he's standing there, as well. dr. carson. >> and donald trump. >> and lastly, we welcome back to the debate stage, donald trump. >> i can sbointroduce kasich? >> yes, yes, we

and begins our coverage with the republicans, major. >> reporter: scott, donald trump won here tonight the way he has led in new hampshire almost from the very beginning, by pulling together different part of the republican party and serving as a galvanizing voice for their frustration with washington in general and specifically their own republican leaders inside the beltway. two pieces of exit poll data illustrate this sentiment very clearly. 40% of republicans said they are angry with the federal government in washington. 46% said they felt betrayed, betrayed by the republican now, trump in his victory won votes of establishment republicans, late deciders, conservatives, and moderates. and he stands as a leader, it appears, of a movement much more interested in backing a disruptive force in american politics than someone who could win the white house in november. the best example of that can be found in two other pieces of exit poll data, both dealing with the question of the most important characteristics. 29% of voters say they valued someone who could be an agent of change, 22% someone who tells it like it is. trum

hampshire. which has, we should remind viewer, correctly picked the republican nominee in the last two elections. if he wins new hampshire, is it over? >> i don't think it's over just because i do think his stumble in iowa did hurt him. i think nonparticipating in the fox debate really hurt him. i think donald trump's performance tonight is really going to be critical for him to show up and to not have a blustering, bumbling performance. that's going to be interesting to see how he handles that. i wonder how the donald trump ego though is going to handle if he doesn't do as well as he expects because that you see just how he loses, it's really the only time in the campaign that he's been able to -- he's lost his grit. ted cruz has attacked him effectively which hasn't happened before. is trump going to be able to handle going forward not being a winner because we all know he hates losers. >> right. >> but there's something to be said for the new hampshireites who say this, iowians pick corn. new hampshireites, we pick presidents. >> we'll have to say, but he certainly this i do think that trump

stood in line long after polls closed to make their vote count more than one third of new hampshire republican said yes to trump. ohio governor case that -- john kasich's second-place. clinton lost to bernie sanders it's not over. >> we have some work to do particularly with young people but i will repeat again what i have said this week even if they are not supporting me now i support them. >> south carolina will be the next contest to the republican candidates on paper 20th. clinton and sanders compete in nevada that same day. coming up at 6:40 am you can hear from the winners of last night's primary. >>> state lawmakers will turn to the us supreme court asking for a delay for the state to redraw congressional districts. three federal judges made the ruling say lawmakers use race as a predominant factor and drawing the district lightford they told lawmakers to redraw them by next friday. lawmakers asked judges for delay which they denied. the state is concerned because the march 15 primary, ballots with congressional districts >> like many voters across the state the general. assembly will b

hampshire. they can choose to vote either thehe democrat race or republican race. >> right. that's a big factor here in new hampshire. a lot of times people think of independents as more moderate. here in new hampshire, that's a group that's breaking for sanders. that's part of what is fueling polls.d in the and certainly the clinton campaign expects the here.ndents to go his way >> i see the same thing. >> what are you hearing? >> i wanted to say, real quickly, because senator sanders has such a lead in new hampshire, many independents tell me they may migrate to the republican race. a lot in the republican are making appeals to them. >> robert, i always think the interesting thing about the lead you want someone to lead you by 30 points, two weeks out in new hampshire, so that if you by 10, you can still be a comeback kid. but let's talk about that narrow a moment.a for robert, i know you spent a lot of time on the ground there. as surprising was to you as it was to everybody else that the fight in the end as on the democratic side, tight fight, rather than on the republica

the high stakes showdown right here in new hampshire about to begin. the republicans prepping for the spotlight. their last chance to plead their case. we have the all-access pass, just moments away. >>> the candidates stepping up their game. and pray. >> and stepping up the attacks. >> he's willing to break his >> just three days until new hampshire, voters weigh in, and the results could send some packing.

back in new hampshire, republican presidential candidate... senator ted opponents who support drafting women into combat. " "my reaction was, you guys are nuts.,...listen, we have had enough with political correctness especially in the military. political correctness is dangerous. and the idea that we would draft our daughters to forcibly bring them into the military and put them in close combat, i think is wrong. it is immoral and if i am president, we ain't doing it." " this was part of his "three keys to reigniting the promise" speech, which he delivered to a standing-room-only crowd. if you considered having lunch at chipotle tomorrow....you may want to make other plans. the nationwide chain is closing all of it's stores for four hours on monday. between the hours of eleven and three - employees will participate in a company-wide staff meeting about food safety. the meeting will cover an improved "farm-to- fork" food safety program that was it includes paid sick leave, to ensure employees will stay home when they are sick. it may still be