she works with corporations such as kaiser- permanente, boeing, hewlett- packard, taco bell, fema, and the fbi. through her unique consulting services, barbara and her team help businesses create cultures of service in which employees become customer advocates. ultimately and consistently, the results are extremely loyal customers and a profitable bottom-line. in 2014 barbara was the 14th woman in the world to be honored by toastmasters international with their elite accredited speaker designation for "outstanding platform professional speaking" . only 67 have earned the award in 126 countries.barbara khozam is an internationally recognized, award-winning speaker, trainer and author. she works with corporations such as kaiser- permanente, boeing, hewlett- packard, taco bell, fema, and the fbi. through her unique consulting services, barbara create cultures of service in customer advocates. ultimately and consistently, the results are extremely loyal customers and a profitable bottom-line. in 2014 barbara was the 14th woman in the world to be honored by toastmasters international with t

out on weekends, but you would be surprised to know what she brings with her all the time, a hoola hewlett-packard. >> of hula hoop. >> that is not like from childhood, this is decked out with led lights inside, changing color patterns, some go out for drinks and have a good time, i went out and hewlett-packarda hula hooped, that was a idea of a good time. >> hooping. >> hooping? >> i know it is called that. >> that is it. >> hooping a combination of dance and acrobatics, it is a combination of anything you want as long as it involves a hoop or hoops at one time in her instagram. >> i believe she is out bouncing 5 at once, she started hooping 5 year ago. she saw one at a music festival. >> i thought i could do, that i loved hula hooping as a kid, i was really good at it i said, hey what are you doing, what how can i do this. >> that 57 said person said look up that video on-line. >> i saw her in act, she captivated the crowd. >> is there specific music? >> you have to have face like i would try to explain but are not going to understand. >> it was like heavy bass. >> like drake? >> no. she went on

the former hewlett hewlett-packard ceo says she's in it for the long haul. >> thinks going to be a long process of i little nation. but what the media want you to believe that this is a race between an entertainer and two senators the last time i looked new hampshire hasn't voted . >>> she says is it government has gotten out of control and the majority of politicians roll promise and never deliver. happening now, iowa winner ted elm street middle school. we're going to turn to katherine who is there for us tonight. katherine? >> reporter: we're here inside the town hall, where it is a full house, and right now speakers are warming up the crowd before ted cruz takes the stage to field questions. we polled some of the folks in the audience and is that i told us that they are anxious to hear ted cruz defend himself against donald trump's latest attack. earlier today donald trump tweeted that ted cruz stole the iowa caucus and called for a recount. that after he had conceded defeat. trump accused cruz of fraud, which was responded to by saying that trump was having a temper tantrum. >> i d

carly fiorina also dropping out of the race the former hewlett- packard ceo said she will continue to fight for those americans who refuse to settle for the way things are. she finished in seventh place in new hampshire that still leaves seven republicans in the race for their party's >>> the gop candidates next debate is this weekend in south that is the location of the next republican primary. here on cbs2 saturury night at >>> schools in i ia city will be on different schedules for next year. the school district is flipping start times for elementary, students. the elementary kids will start at 7:55, older students start the changes came in response to concerns that parents had after the district change the start times for students for the school year. cbs news spopo to parents who it was huge. but i think going back to what seemed like more of a normal will be more of a arereef. >> officials say the research shows that elementary school students perform better at iowa city west high was the target of a threat on wednesday.the school district saysysthe threat was phoned in a little

hp ink the computer and printer business once part of hewlett-packard.ued its first quarterly report as a standalone company. when you look at those hp numbers what you see? they had a really tough quarter. from an overall demand standpoint. pcs continue to struggle. for the consumer more than commercial. some real struggle on the printer side. it is really clear that we're just not seeing the kind of and not seeings that market recover as we go forward. as you get back into pcs, we are not seeing necessarily a stimulation and demand associated with windows 10. even though microsoft has lit up hundreds of millions of desktops. and notebooks. we're seeing a relatively weak demand in both consumer and commercial. look at those printer numbers you can see the decline in printing getting worse a double-digit decline in the printing business. certainly hurt by currency. that helps the japanese competitors where they can sell stuff for less. hp becomes more expensive around the world. the ceo said to me i expect that to be the new normal. it is the way this en

she works with corporations such as kaiser- permanente, boeing, hewlett- packard, taco bell, fema, and the fbi. through her unique consulting services, barbara create cultures of service in which employees become customer advocates. ultimately and consistently, the results are extremely loyal customers and a profitable bottom-line. in 2014 barbara was the 14th woman in the world to be honored by toastmasters international with their elite accredited speaker designation for "outstanding platform professional speaking" . only 67 have earned the award in 126 countries. public speaker, award winning tosatmasters competitor, and corporate trainer, barbara khozam what do bernie sanders, hilary clinton and donald trump have in common? very distinct speaking styles. we either love them or hate them. while they can get away with insulting people, using profanity and downright inappropriate language, the rest of us cannot. studies have shown that the number one fear in america is public speaking. international award-winning speaker, "learning to speak in public effectively - is the most importan

secondly, at hewlett packard, as you know, the people of iowa know. a tough time. the wors7 technology recession in 2 5 years a great company called gateway use to do be here in iowa. they didn't make the tough calls necessary to save all those jobs and so they lost every one of those jobs. yes, i have had to make some tough calls. we saved 80,000 jobs. we went on to grow to 160,000 jobs. and, frankly, i think the american people know we need a president who is going to make some tough calls. so let me tell you where i'm going to start. the american people got a bill passed through congress that said we could fire the' top 400 senior executives at the v.a. for dereliction of duty when we know that 307,000 veterans have died waiting for healthcare and the v.a. handed out $142 million worth of bonuses for suburb performances i am going to start by firing 400 senior executives at the v.a. [cheers and applause] >> thank you. >> senator santorum, bernie sanders asked a woman in iowa what it's like to live in poverty. than $10,000 a year and she is ashamed

former hewlett-packard ceo carly fiorina, he's also suspending her race. she placed seventh in the granite state. >> nicole: a dozen accounts handled on hillary clinton's private server. as she tries to boost her support among minority voters ahead of south carolina primary, clinton is getting an endorsement from the congressional black caucus t influential endorsement comes after 22 point loss to bernie sanders in new jersey new hampshire. >> lauren: stock markets in china are closed today. hong kong and south korea. >> nicole: we are seeing all the major averages significantly lower. ftse and dax down 2% each while the cac 2% each. >> lauren: u.s. stock market futures looking like this. you have the dow futures down 286 points. they were down over 300 just moments ago. nasdaq futures down 85. looking at the dow. we are now down five days in a row. >> nicole: that would be for oil too. 26.61 the barrel right now. everybody is looking at gold 12.19. >> lauren: you have the euro, yen, safe haven yen higher this morning versus u.s. dollar. >> nicole: looking

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the hewlett-packard ceo and was christie's national cochair financial campaign says she can't believe it. donald trump is unfit to be president. he is a dishonest and our worst fears and the governor's endorsement of donald trump is an astonishing display of political opportunism. >> all of a sudden in he was depressed and now he was in the opening act and warming up . this guy should resign! >> it seems like donald trump of all people will be through that. david duke white supremacy. now they talk about that tony. you can't put a square foot of concrete without hitting it from organized crime because no one else owned the concrete business but members of the genovese and the mb nose. i defend trump on that but do not you don't know who david duke is? ben: do doubt he will be the republican nominee? >> they are doing their last, causey attack of donald trump. they are coming at him from all angles. >> the more they do that , >> they are not going to be satisfied with donald trump as the leader of the rnc. >> super tuesday is tomorrow and that could be the nail in the coffin. >> expect

former hewlett-packard c-e-o carly fiorina tweeted her announcement yesterday afternoon. she earned four percent of the vote in new hampshire. in a statement, fiorina says she will continue to work to restore citizen government. 3 new jersey governor chris christie is also out of the race. he finished sixth in new hampshire's primary... just ahead of carly fiorina. christie has had trouble fundraising and a lot of the support he hoped to get from republicans ended up going to donald trump. 3 3 be sure to stay tuned after news 13 this morning for good morning america's coverage of the republican race for south carolina. jon karl will be live in clemson begining at 7 a.m. 3 national crime show will highlight a 2003 murder case from the upstate. "crime watch daily" on my-40 will air an episode on the quadruple murder that happened inside a motorcycle shop in chesnee back in 2003. brian lucas was one of the victims. his parents hope the show will lead to a break in the case. they say tips that have come in over the years have never led to an arrest. 3 tom lucas, father of bri

former ceo of hewlett-packard carly fiorina dropping out this afternoon after only getting 1% of the vote last night and this afternoon new jersey governor chris christie quit the republican race as well. he put a lot of time and effort in new hampshire and when he performed badly he thought things over and decided it was time for him to get out. >> and marco rubio made a campaign stop around the state. he was the only one to stop in the midland today to greet supporters at the convention center. there is no competition. >> i have more foreign policy and national security experience than everyone on the republican side combined. john kasich has a little a long time ago. so that is the most participant job of a president -- important job of the a president -- of a >> republican presidential candidate donald trump is campaigning in the upstate and he has a campaign stop in sumter a week from tonight. myrtle beach, ted cruz said the most thing to come out of iowa and new hampshire is that he is the only candidate that could beat donald trump. he finished third last night in new hampshir

new jersey governor chris christie and former hewlett- packard c-e-o carly fiorina suspended their campaigns. fiorina made the announcement on twitter... and christie declined to comment when approached by reporters. seven republicans remain in the race... the next primary will be in south carolina on the 20-th... before the nevada caucus on the 23-rd. the democrats caucus on the 20-th here in nevada. hillary clinton and senator will participate in a town hall on the 18-th. those details have not yet been announced. /// ((brian loftus)) > the nevada caucus is the third state to vote for the democrats... and the fourth for the republicans. but for both... it is the first state with lots of latino voters. this weekend... a nonpartisan voter education candidiate forum is being held for latinos at c-s-n. representative s for the presidential candidates... as well as candidates for congress and the senate... will be there from both parties. there will also be training seminars on how to caucus. the event starts tomorrow from 1 to 5 p-m... and saturday from 8-to-11am. again, it will be at the coll

hewlett packard enterprise. is our partnership with habitat for humanity.t of that commitment our mission is to build homes, community and hope. our homeowners are low-income families, so the ability for them to have lower energy cost is wonderful. we have been able to provide about 600 families with solar on their homes. that's over nine and a half million dollars of investment by pg&e, and that allows us to provide clean energy for everyone here. it's been a great partnership. together, we're building a better california. >>> welcome back to "morning joe." we're back with donny deutsch, you guys are already fighting about something. >> do you know what he has said to me he has never said on the air. >> what? >> i love hillary. >> i did? >> you did. >> did i? >> you said you love hillary. >> he does like her. >> what i said off the air not politically i would tell you last night was not one of her great nights. what i did say -- what i did ask donny off the air was, so tell me when are you doing the hillary fundraiser? i could see it coming. as professor p

one candidate who will not be criss crossing the state is former hewlett- packard ceo carly fiorina. within the hour she announced she is suspending her presidential campaign. fiorina finished seventh in iowa with just 1.9 pecent of the vote. following the iowa caucuses, she did not quality for a debate leading up to last night's new hampshire primary. she finished seventh there as well. she made her announcement this afternoon on social media. "while i suspend my candidacy today, i will continue to travel this country and fight for those americans who refuse to settle for the way things are and a status quo that no longer works for them." despite strong debate performances early in the race making it to the main debate stage, her campaign never really gained traction. marco rubio just finished a campaign stop in the midlands. charles molineaux is at the columbia metropolitan convention center where rubio just wrapped up with voters. "if we fail now, they'll put three more liberals on the supreme court and our trouble. if we fail now, the debt will continue to grow and we will have a

the former hewlett-packard executive placed 7th in new hampshire. hillary clinton and bernie sanders are gearing up to debate stage tomorrow night in wisconsin. sanders handily defeating clinton last night. the debate takes place at the university of wisconsin milwaukee. >>> a big scare on a florida school bus after a student says he saw another student sonni abatta taking us everywhere at 11:00. >> reporter: that teenager is under arrest. the 18-year-old was arrested after another student reported seeing him load a handgun on the bus, on the way to an alternative school. the student texted a relative about the gun, who called 911. the student is face twog weapons charges as well as a marijuana. >>> he is the most highly decorated canine ever in volusia county, but it hasn't gone to his head. endothe canine and his human were back on the job making arrests an hour after receiving the honor. endohelped track down a man endotook a -- endo took a bullet to the neck but recovered. >>> a boil-water alert is in effect until at least saturday. >> thank you

field.new jersey governor chris christie and former hewlett-packard c-e-o carly fiorina both officially ended their campaigns yesterday. neither did well in the iowa caucus or the new hampshire primary. for the remaining g-o-p candidates... the focus shifts to the south carolina primary. donald trump is coming off a big win in new hampshire... and says he'll carry that momentum to other states. second place finisher... and ohio governor... john kasich is also campaigning in the palmetto state.he says he'll keep his campaign message positive... but won't be a pushover. (gov. john kasich/(r) presidential candidate) i'm not going to be a pincushion or a marshmallow but i'm also trying to trash other people." people."kasich also compared himself to porridge... calling himself "just right."despite that... he says he doesn't expect to win in south carolina. on the democratic side... new hampshire winner bernie sanders shifting the focus of his campaign... to try and attract a broader group of supporters. sanders met yesterday with al sharpton... where they talked about attracting african- ame

former hewlett packard c-e-o carly fiorina was left out of tonight's debate. some saying she was snubbed. after last week's caucus in iowa... fiorina earned a higher percentage of voters than governor chris christie and an equal amount as governor john kasich - both of whom were in tonight's debate. her supporters say this debate could make a strong impact on new hampshire's primary next week. i do think it's very odd. i think the gop should be displaying proudly the great diversity we have the and the candidates running for office. compared to the democrats, we have incredible diversity and racial background as well as gender so why aren't we displaying that? i don't understand at all. s the new hampshire primary is next tuesday. for nevavda... the republican caucus is on february 20th for the democrats. tonight the republicans running for president traded jabs on the debate state in manchester, new hampshire. washington bureau chief jacqueline policastro brings us to the action. it's getting tense on the campaign trail. the candidates are truly battling it o

rubio out the way i'steve handelsman, nbnews, new hampshire noincluded in tonight's debate former hewlett packard exec arly fiorina" and former virginia govnor "jim gmo." both were left out of the de due to lowling numbe. kentucky senator "rand paul" and rm arkansas governor "mike huckabee" dropped out of the ra aerhe ia caucuses rlier this week. no arrests yet tonight in the first deadlyhooting of the year in pueblo. police tell news 5 they were called to the "casa del sol apartments" near east high scho jt before 3:00 thismorng. rsay they found r-old "chuck quinta-oega" dead from appare gshot woundan apartm the west de the cox. involved in some sof altercation prior to the shooting. brittany umbach/neighbor sot: 2:58 its so close to home. scary. i have two dren. ou knoanything about this ing's deadly shoing,all police or n lean anonymous tip with imestoppers. new at ten... faly and friends of "clos rea" gathered in pueblo tonight to horis memory. perea was kill in a suspecte gang-related sing year ago toda our kelsey kennedy is just back he vigil.. kelsey what was messag tonight? the vi

and governor chris christie and former hewlett-packard c.e.o. carlie fiorina tied at 40%. dr. ben carson has 3. so let's track it day by day. trump up another point since yesterday. rubio, cruz and bush remain nraft. kasig slipping 1%. moving to the democrats, senator bernie sanders adding to the lead just a bit. the senator from vermont has 57% support. 17 points above the former secretary of state. that marks the change in direction after hillary clinton saw the 16 point swing coming out of iowa. both downplaying expectations in new hampshire. live reports from our own jeff lennox. he's keeping tabs on all through new hampshire right through tuesday's primary. alex? >> alex: thanks, robbin. coming up at 6:30, ice not playing nice when a frozen lake devours a row of vehicles. right after the break. >> some parking problems in wisconsin. an icy lake swallowingvehicles whololduring a winter fest. >> alex: and now they're fishing for the cars. >> reporter: it was kind of scary. >> he didn't walk but ran after the announcement said cars on the ice were sinking. >> probably 4 cars

hewlett packard enterprise. >>> the prose will address today's jobs reporting at 12:30 p.m.tern time. economists are revising their growth estimates after the jobs report and trade data came in. steve leaseman has more. >> we put together the tracking forecasts on the street. a nice upgrade here, three-tenths from our last report. tracking 2%, which i bring to your attention because it used to have a one handle on it. it's nothing to write home about but it's better to have a two handle than a one handle. still not a great bounceback from the q4 which is tracking a half a percentage point. bank of tokyo, he's at 2.5%. the atlanta fed, one which has been very weak over time, a big upgrade this week. more than a percentage point, up 2.2%. action economics at 1.8%. morgan stanley the most pessimistic at 1.1%. two is better than one but two ain't that great. back to you. >> thank you. >>> big sell-off on the nasdaq today being punished especially hard. we will look at the biggest lag erts when we come back. there's a lot of places you never want to see "$7.95." [ beep ] but you'

the former c-e-o of hewlett-packard earning just four percent in last night's new hampshire primary -- good for seventh place. she says she would like to continue to travel the country and fight for americans who refusj to settle for the way things currently are. the final numbers from the new hampshire primaries all in now. we first told you on last o'clock newscast that trump and sanders won -- but let's take a look at the exact numbers. on the republican side -- it was donald trump picking up 35 percent of the votes. in somewhat of a surprise john kasich finishshng second withth nearly 16 perccnt -- a nice finish for the ohio governor. following him is iowa caucus winner -- ted cruz at just under 12 percent. jeb bush and marco coming in at four and five -- just under cruz at 11 and 10 percent, respectively on the democratic side -- it was bernie sanders overwhelmingly knocking off hillary clinton. the vermont senator -- sanders with 60 peecent of the votes . clinton failing to garner even 40 percent after narrowly beating out sanders in the iowa caucuses last week- kwwl political a

new jersey governor chris christie and former hewlett-packard ceo carly fiorina ended the presidential campaign. christie finished sickth and fiorina finished behind him at seventh. donald trump won the republican race. bernie sanders won on the democratic side in new hampshire. new information on the potomac river oil spill. substance that leaked in the potomac near roaches run is petroleum but where it came from is a mystery. it may take a couple of days to determine the source after collecting samples and sending them to a lab. they also say they see a decrease in the number of animals affected by the spill. leon: it is one of the many lasting images from the 2016 blizzard. piles of fluffy white snow dumped in parking lot at r.f.k. stadium by the truckload. a different scene today. look at this. this fillny, sooty, nasty, dirty, salty mess is what remains of the ton of snow dumped there to melt. d.c. water is worried about this. spokesperson tells us that the snow was filled up with street waste to make it to the anacostia river. d.c. department of energy and environment say the fil

ck is now teaming up printing and tech company hewlett-packard to print one of a kind designs for 12 ounce diet coke bottles. the marketing campaign is called - "it )s mine". ahead on newschannel three - video games are not just for the kids. more and more families are getting in on the action. but why? a challenge for the big game. why a superbowl ring and glory aren t the only things on the line in san francisco. next at six -- what s at stake for these unexpected on this day - 56 years ago - four brave college students in greensboro, north carolina took a seat at a woolworth )s lunch counter. their actions were a catalyst for protests and change surrounding race in america. the organizers: ezell blair, david richmond, franklin mccain, and joseph mcneil became known as the "greensboro four." by february 5th - about 300 students from diverse backgrounds joined the protests at woolworth s. just a month after that - demonstrators held sit-ins in 55 cities across 13 states. restaurants were integrating - during a breakfast today at north carolina a-and-t state university - one of the g

disappointing performances in the new hampshire primary, new jersey governor, chris christie, and former hewlett- packard ceo carly fiorina both dropped out of the field. hillary clinton among democrats. >>> donations are pouring in for the goldboro teacher killed in an accident at a school parking lot. a private bus hit and killed brandon kincaid tuesday morning at meadow lane elementary. he was a second grade teacher there. he and his wife were also expecting a baby. >>> a letter being delivered to landowners in selma indicates a proposed csx hub will not happen. the letters say the project was quote null and void. this comes after the governor first said the project was not a viable option. property owners there fought the proposal, because it threatened to take away their land. comment on this letter, but have not heard back. >>> they all had passions, and one of them was desire to bring smiles to people's faces, quite literally. we've been telling you about the projects next year. next at 6:00, we will honor our three winners with those projects, and how their passions have grown, thanks to

chris cristy and former hewlett-packard c.e.o. carlie fiorina are tied at 4%. dr. ben carson has 3. so let's track it day by day. trump is up another point since yesterday. rubio, cruz and bush reflat. senator bernie sanders adding to the lead just a bit. the senator from vermont has 57% support. 17 points above the former secretary of state. that marks a change in direction after hillary clinton saw a 16 point swing coming out of iowa. both downplaying expectations in new hampshire. and be sure to watch for more live reports for all the candidates in new hampshire right through tuesday's primary. and if you haven't done so already, nowis the perfect time to download the 7 news voice your choice app. it is free. it is constantly updated and available for your smart pho or tablet. >> north carolina claiming success after a controversial rocket launch. it sent a spy satellite into orbit but members of the u.n. security council condemning the launch as simply a long-range missle test. calling for an emergency meeting. the central news agency releasing this picture of kim jong-un signin

the former hewlett packardrd executive made the annououement on twitter. fiorinanatruggled with criticm of her time at h-p, where she was ousted from the top job in 2005, after leading a major merger and laying off 30,000 people. tonight, the race for the white house is moving on to south carolina. but, results in new hampshire have reshaped this race. that's where steve handelsman has the latest for us tonight. << super: new york city :00- :08) bernie sanders went to harlem for a photo op with activist al sharpton ... who wants african american democrats in south carolina to take a fresh look at sanders. (super: concord, nh / last night :09-:12 - too short to super) and, after his more than 20 point win last night... (sot sen. bernie sanders / (d) presidential candidate :13-:16 - too short to super?) "people want real change!!! sanders will get a soapbox... attention from democrats, (sot eugene robinson / washington post political columnist :23-:27) "now i don't know if they'll vote for him - and he starts way behind - but people will give him a hearing."

christie not the only poorly- performing republican candidate ending their campaign tonight.former hewlett- packard c- e- o carly fiorina has also called it quits.in a statement released this afternoon... fiorina said "i will continue to travel this country and fight for those americans who refuse to settle for the way things are and a status quo that no longer works for them." 3 3 over the last few years... begun offering products they claim can "grow your brain" 3 coming up in tonight's healthwatch... we look into those claims with the help of a neurologist. 3 "you're watching siouxland news at five on kmeg 14, with larry wentz, diana castillo, siouxland's chief meteorologist chad sandwell and sports director chris 3 3 we all know the importance exercise has on our bodies but what about work outs that target our organs-like our brains? 3 as holly firfer reports... while you can't really grow your brain, you can help keep it as sharp as possible as you age with some simple steps. 3 should we shell out time and money for games that we are told will make our brain work better?"brain dev sta

fiorina - the former hewlett-packard executive announced the decision today on facebook. she finished seventh in new hampshire's primary. governor christie, who finished sixth, just confirmed he's out too. it was a beautiful day

former hewlett-packard ceo carly fiorina dropping out of the presidential race today. so did new jersey governor chris christie. christie finished sixth in the new hampshire primary and was not invited to the upcoming debate in south carolina. >>> donald trump and bernie sanders cruised to huge victories in new hampshire. >> an important win, but is it a good predictor of how the candidates will do in the long run? nbc bay area sam brock has our reality check. >> reporter: yeah. lots of claims coming out of last night's primary. but here's the headliner. since world war ii, the first or second place finisher in new hampshire has gone on to win the gop nomination. is that true? actually, yes. and typically it's the winner who seals up the nomination. since 1948, when thomas dewey decimated his competition and won the new hampshire primary, every single first place finisher except for three represented republicans in november. other candidates who kept up that trend, dwight eisenhower, richard nixon, ronald reagan, and most recently, mitt romney. surely a good sign stati

the former hewlett packard executive made the announcement on twitter. fiorina struggled with criticism of her time at h-p, where she was ousted from the top job in 2005, after leading a major merger and laying off 30,000 people. some republican presidential candidates have responded to the two contenders dropping out. donald trump and marco rubio both spoke about the fiorina and christie suspending their campaigns. while trump says that the gop party is getting gown to good numbers, rubio shared his respect for governor christie. (donald trump/(r) presidential candidate) you know a couple just dropped out today. carly and christie. so we're getting down to pretty good numbers. low numbers. candidate) "he's very talented, very likable and has a future in public service beyond what he's doing now in new jersey. i expect to be hearing from chris christie for many years." the next presidential primary is february 20th in south carolina. while the presidential candidates battle it out... the former presidents of the united states were on display today thanks

invite list and the former hewlett-packard c.e.o. blasted the decision. >> if you ever believed the game was rigged, look at what's happening tonight. i'm sorry, i thought votes counted in elections. >> reporter: okay, again, marco rubio expecting to get the attacks from all sides tonight on the main stage. jeb bush called him the back bencher, chris christie the boy in the bubble and called him the kid and according to top aides they say he's more than well prepared for the attacks on the stage tonight. and controversy surrounding ted cruz as well going back to the iowa caucuses where one of his s staffers before the caucuses got underway and to give information coming up later tonight. the debate starts at 8:00 and have a full recap on the night team. we're live in manchester, new >> anchor: and 7's jeff lennox will be in new hampshire for tuesday'primary. his live coverage continues leading up to the big event. >> and the interipresident is expected to be elected by parliament. that person will ld the position until eye new presid

larry cramer is the former dean of the stanford law school, now the president of the hewlett foundationrization to the list of global problems they try and solve and dr. norman, the co-author of the seminole book on the subject, it's even worse than it seems. an update the version is due next month. larry, why is hewlett so concerned about polarization you're putting on a list of prover the i and climate change and education? >> well, you know, michael, it's pretty straightforward at the end of the day. government may not be the answer to all of the problems but it's absolutely an essential partner for some of them and, you know, none of us will solve problems we're working at unless we can get government able to act one way or the other and that includes people that want government to do less. whatever you want government to do, it's got to be able to act. >> norman, it hasn't always been like this. there is a graph i want to put on the screen that shows how the house republican haves moved in the last several years. it reminds me john in his biography of george herbert walker bush not

@the former heul hewlett-packard @today. @she says she feels good about @her chances today. @and fiorina's campaign says that @their candidate's name is on the @ballot in 26 different, and @haul. @tom: dr. ben carson toured the @southern part of the state @today. @jennifer: he caught up with @voters at the red arrow diner in @manchester, telling news 9 the @number of undecided republican @campaign. @carson says he believes he will @exceed expectations here in new @hampshire, and then will have @some momentum heading into south @carolina. @and republican presidential @candidate jim gilmore is holding @a primary watch party in @manchester. @tom: it tarts at 7:00, the @former virginia governor says @he's the only veteran running @for president and calls himself @a mainstream conservative. @earlier today he met voters at @polling places in manchester, @merrimack and bedford. @straight ahead on this primary @night, lines right from the @moment polling places opened @which candidate benefits from @this turnout and a lotioner look @at why. @jennifer: it's all part of our @team cove

also today, former hewlett-packard ceo carly fiorina announced on social media she will drop out. both candidates had low numbers in last night's primary in new hampshire. the state african american chamber of commerce is urging black voters in south carolina to keep an open mind and consider both parties when choosing the next president. our billie jean shaw spoke with leaders from the organization, and has more tonight. the chamber's president says it is important for african-americans to know their voice counts. issues such as criminal justice reform, poverty, education and job equality have a huge impact on the black community. gilchrist is urging black voters to look at candidates who address those issues despite their political party. he says it's important for black voters to educate themselves on what both democratic and republican candidates stand for. "for far too long the african american vote has been very predictable in the state and in many states across our country. exercise the vote and the right that has been given to our community in a way that provides leverage.

. >> danner: the former hewlett-packard ceo announced on social media that she is suspending her bid for the republican presidential nomination. carly fiorina said she will, quote, continue to fight for americans who refuse to settle for the way things are. sh finished 7th place during the new hampshire primary and failed to qualify for last weekfailed to qualify for last week's republican debate and in danger of missing the cut for saturday's gop date in south carolina. we are also learning tonight that new jersey governor chris christie is ending his bid for the candidacy as well. but democratic presidential candidate bernie sanders came out 20 points ahead of hillary clinton in the new hampshire primary. senator sanders is winning the hearts and minds of the young, independents and female voters. so why on capitol hill has the democratic establishment turned away from sanders in large numbers? kristine frazao reports. >> reporter: bernie sanders is no longer a novelty. candidate with progressive socialist leaning resonates with voters. >> we are doing something extremely radical.

yes, the voters' reaction to the former former hewlett-packard c.e.o. is >> and we thought jim gilmore was unkillable. he didn't drop out after iowa where he got a total of 12 votes. they didn't need computers to count his votes. they used doughnuts. but then, he went on to surge in new hampshire with 133 votes. that's over 11 times as many. why did you drop out, governor? >> tonight colbert welcomes several guests. don't miss it at 11:35 on news 6. >> thanks for watching news 6 at 7:00. "inside edition" is next. remember, we break news on clickorlando.com. have a good night, everyone. >>> the worst neighbors in america? >> speeding cars. wild dogs. fighting. gunshots day and night. imagine being a family living next to these people. >>> then, kanye west meltdown. >> don't [ bleep ] with me! don't [ bleep ] with me! don't [ bleep ] with me! >> horribly delusional. >>> and a reality tv star's last gasp. >> are you okay? >> dead just two days after this tv interview with dr. oz airs.

abc news excluded former hewlett-packard ceo carly fiorina from the debate, despite protests. much of the debate coverage has focused on marco rubio for repeatedly reciting the same talking points about president obama even after he was called , out by chris christie. donald trump defended his call to bring back the bush-era torture tactic of waterboarding. >> in the middle east, we have people shopping the heads off christians, we have people chopping the heads off many other people. we have things that we have never seen before as a group. the medieval times -- i mean, we studied medieval times will step not since medieval times have people seen what is going on. i would bring back waterboarding and i would bring back a hell of a lot worse than waterboarding. amy: more on the debate after headlines. new hampshire primaries are tuesday. the un security council has condemned north korea's launch of what it claims was a satellite on sunday. the launch was lightly seen as ballistic technology, a violation of you and sanctions. -- u.n. sanctions. last month, north korea tested wh

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ben car carson and former hewlett-packard ceo criminally fiorina. live in manchester, jonathan hall, 7 news. >> anchor: now on just one station we have clearly leaders appear in new hampshire but the fight for second is still shifting. andy hiller has been tracking those number. he joins us live here in manchester with our 7 news umass lowell tracking poll. andy? >> reporter: adam, the buildup has been so long it's hard to believe but this time tomorrow we'll actually have an idea of how some new hampshire voters actually voted. the democratic primary is easy to predict but the republican beyond picking the winner is impossible to call. donald trump still the g.o.p. leader with 34% after dropping two points since yesterday. then a tie for second at 13% and there was no change in ted cruz's support. then another tie at 10%, between john kasich and jeb bush. at the back of the pack, chris christie five, gaining a point, criminally fiorina no change at four and ben carson no change at three. check out that undecided number. 9% of republican primary vot

. >> grant: former hewlett- packard c e zero is the fifth candidate to drop out.a few hours later new jersey gov. chris christy became no. 6. as the field narrowed down, the two front-runners concentrated their fire on each other. >> one of the most important conclusion is coming out of the first two states is that the only candidate that can be done a truck is me. ted cruised the worst kind of washington insider who cannot be trusted >> grant: jeff bush--gyp bush, who managed a fourth place finish in new hampshire, has brought in high-powered family help. >> is is president george w. bush print we need a strong leader with experience, ideas and resolve. there is no doubt in my mind that jim will be the great commander in chief for our military. >> grant: the new strategy comes on the heels of clinton's las to sanders in hampshire. sanders spent the morning and york harlem, a meeting with this reverent al sharpton and other black leaders. he has the endorsement of the former need-to-head of the naacp. >> there is no canada in this race who is there serve than stan

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new jersey governor chris christie and former hewlett packard director fiorina are suspending their campaigns. neither has endorsed another candidate. >> looking for the driver behind a violent crime spree. this surveillance video shows delgado hitting a man, carrying him for several hundred yards, before the victim fell off the hood of the car. he had just assaulted an officer while he was being questioned >> it is 38 degrees right now. taking a live look at the boston skyline on this wednesday evening. it's hump day. >> out there. these flurries could be with us for a while. >> no big one. harvey leonard joins us with a quick look at a cold forecast. >> it's a cold forecast. we can't get away from that, but the snow shower activity has been diminishing in both intensity and aerial coverage over the last hour or two. quite extensive snow showers, just a few scattered north and west of worcester. a few lined up from 128 to 495, but they are fairly light for part a few have split offshore. there is more coming but again if you look at the aerial coverage you see it shrinking. less and less, a

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