pdefinitely a contrast with john pkasich. phe didn' t pay much attention to piowa and said point blank, if pnew hampshire doesn' t give me a pboost out of here, it is over. pmaybe he will change his pstrategy for south carolina. ptonight it' s about doing well in pnew hampshire. re only talking about 5% or p6% of the precincts coming in so pwe will see. padam: the headline, new phampshire fires a shot across pthe bow of the establishment. ploud and clear the message being psent to washington that people pwant something very different. panother storyline is the front prunner status, bernie sanders pdeclared victorious and on the pother side, nontraditional pcandidate donald trump who said phe really wanted to win new phampshire. pjean: the cheers erupted when pwinning the new hampshire rimary went over the tv sets phere at trump headquarters in pmanchester at 8:00, as soon as pthe polls closed across new eople were cheering and hugging pand waving signs and their hats pagain. pthe crowd by surprise that pdonald trump would be

pon the republican side, john pkasich came in second with 16% pfollowed by ted cruz, jeb bush, pmarco rubio, chris christie, pcarson. pthe 2016 new hampshire primary pis now history. pthe candidates are now turning pcarolina and nevada. s like what happened pafter iowa, political analysts pfiguring out what this means. pray brewer has a take on the pray. pray: good afternoon, sean. pspeeches, the political pundits pwill decide what it means, but psome granite staters say the pmessage from yesterday' s vote is psimple. pjim: i think the clear message pis that the political pestablishment needs to rethink. pray: after more than a year of olitical rallies and speeches, pnew hampshire voters got to pexpress their minds. pbig victories by donald trump pand bernie sanders, two pcandidates seen as outsiders. pjim lamb says politicians have pbeen put on notice. pjim: it is about time we got psomebody in, a businessman to pstraighten things out. pray: mike plotino agrees. pno-nonsense person to be in pcharge, and somebody who phopefully will not be beholden pto corporations and wall street. pk

plook at the size of his victory, palmost 20 points over john pkasich. pi spoke with him moments ago. pmr. trump, congratulations on pthe big victory last night. pyou did even better than the pfinal polls so did that surprise pyou? pgreat signals about every rally pand many would show up. pmany more than we anticipated so pgetting a lot of signals. pit's a great place, new phampshire. pi love the people and they were preflective of it. pit was a great evening. p>> what is the one thing you pthink is the key to your pvictory? p>> well, i talk about trade and pit started out with trade and pmilitary and pro-/- tect the vets. pthen after paris it was a whole pdifferent thing. pit became security, george. eople wanted security and pbecause i'm by far the strongest pon the border and i'm not just ptalking about the wall but the pborder, it morphed into the psecurity of our country and, you pknow, the military and isis and pwe're going to knock the hell pout of isis and that's where it pall is right now but it really pdid. pit started off with trade and phow w

pray: the big board showed john pkasich beating donald trump 3-2. p>> it feels very good to me and pthat comports with the polls, pmost of which show john kasich pcoming in second. pray: on the democratic side, it pwas a clean sweep, all four pvotes going to bernie sanders. p>> he has character, conviction, pray: dixville notch has had its psay. pin dixville notch, ray brewer. psean: ray is getting a little pbit of sleep, charging up for pthe next few hours. pvoters also stayed up late in pharts location and mills field. pbernie sanders emerged with a pwin in harts location. pjohn kasich at donald trump -- pedged donald trump. perin: in mills field, hillary pclinton doubled up on bernie psanders. pted cruz pulled half of the pvotes on the republican side, pbut the votes were spread among peight candidates. pthe votes have bernie sanders pleaving on the democratic side pand it is a three-way tie on the prepublican side between ted pcruz, john kasich, and donald ptrump. pas voters head to the polls, the pcandidates are making one last itch for support.

perin: donald trump is the winner pin the granite state, but john pkasich took the silver medal pwith a strong 16% showing. pthen there was a little bit of a plogjam with ted cruz, jeb bush, pand marco rubio. pray brewer joins us live from pthe airport diner in manchester pwith reaction from the top two. pray: donald trump and his family phave already left new hampshire. pthey flew out late last night pafter claiming victory in the pfirst in the nation primary. pduring his speech last night pafter it was apparent he would pwin, he told his supporters that pnew hampshire is where it all pstarted for him. phe quickly rose to the top in pthe granite state, never looking pback. pmomentum forward. p>> we are going to start winning pagain and we are going to win so pmuch, you are going to be so phappy -- we are going to make pamerica so great again, may be pgreater than ever before. pi love you all. pthank you, new hampshire. pray: governor john kasich pfocused his campaign on new pbig way for him. phis second-place finish provided pa huge boost. phe thanked his supporters last pnight, sayi

p>>reporter: trump won by nearly p20 points, well ahead of john pkasich who came in second. pa big bump as he heads to south pcarolina even as his path pforward is hazy. p>> i'm gratified. pi wouldn't say i'm shocked. p>>russell: it may have been a pshock to marco rubio who was on pstumbled after a weak debate erformance over the weekend. p>> our disappointment tonight is pnot on you. pit's on me. p>> thank you. p>>reporter: for hillary clinton, ploss was expected. pthe margin was not. pshe seeded just about every pdemographic to sanders except pfor older and wealthy voters. p>> it's not whether you get pknocked down that matters. pit's whether you get back up. p>>reporter: will clinton get pback up in south carolina where pshe is positioned to do much pbetter with minority voters than pbernie sanders? pwhat is bernie sanders doing ptoday? pmeeting with al sharpton. p>>laura: and donald trump put a rice tag on his border fence pidea. phe said it will cost $8 billion. pdefense needs to cover about p1,000 miles from the pacific pocean to the gulf of mexico. pthe rest of the bo

plive pictures now out of bedford pwhere republican candidate john pkasich is holding his one p-- 100 town hall at this hour. phe' s focused all of his pattention on new hampshire pand is hoping it pays off come ptuesday. phe brought along some star power pfor this milestone as well. ptalking about former new england atriot and 3 time superbowll p-- super bowl champ michael pvrabel is his special guest. pright now, former florida pgovernor jeb bush is taking part pin a town hall in concord. pjennifer: and he is getting some phelp on the campaign trail from phis mother, former first lady pbarbara bush. padam sexton spoke to both today. preporter: greeting a new pgeneration of granite stater' s pon the campaign trail in plondonderry. pthe former first lady stopped by pwith jeb bush, making the rounds pbefore sitting down for lunch. pbecause he is close to perfect, paccording to his mother. pevery new hampshire motherwell punderstand that. p-- mother will understand that. preporter: he met a presidential pcandidate and a former first plady on his first birthday. pher candidate. p>> i' m

p>> before tonight's debate, john pkasich and jeb bush continue to pwork the campaign trail in south pcarolina. p>> i hope you will vote for me pnext saturday. p>> the state has been good to pthe bush family. pbut bush and the other prepublican candidates are all olls. pthe new hampshire primary winner pwill be center stage with the piowa winner, texas senator ted pcruz. pthe two men continue to attack pone another. p>> find out where he gets his pmoney. p>> it is all a smoke screen to phide from his record. p>> who has the most pressure on pthem to perform? p>> i think it is rubio. p>> gop political consultant pdavid woodard said marco rubio pmust do well tonight after pfaltering after the new phampshire debate. p>> this notion that barack obama pdoesn't know what he suspect pdoing -- p>> there he is, the memorized pspeech. p>> but the pressure is not just pon rubio. pthis could be a make or break pmoment for any of the candidates pwith the primary a week away. p>> four years ago, newt gingrich pwon the debate in myrtle beach pand four days later he won the imary. pit is important t

pnow there is a tie for third lace between governor john pkasich of ohio and senator ted pcruz, at 13%. pthey' re followed by jeb bush at p9%. pcarly fiorina and 5% with pgovernor chris christie at 4% pand then carson at 1%. phowever, there are still a lot pof people who are undecided, ponly 45% say they have firmly pdecided on who they' ll vote for. pshelley: donald trump wasn' t pcampaigning in new hampshire ptoday and he blamed the snow. ptonight, he held a rally in psouth carolina. ptrump returned home to new york pcity last night, and said the psnow forced him to cancel a pmorning town hall in plondonderry. pit was his only stop in the pstate today. ptrump says he' ll be back in new phampshire tomorrow. pthe 3 candidates running closest pbehind trump all held town hall pmeetings tonight. pjean mackin caught up with them pand the voters who say they' re pup their minds. pjean: several candidates held pevents on friday night even pafter a long and snowy day out pon the campaign trail. pformer patriots player mike pvrabel introduced john kasich to pthe crowd in bedford. p>> governor

pthe three big stories donald ptrump, bernie sanders and john pkasich, who are celebrating ptonight. ptom: the secretary of state redicted record turnout for ptoday' s primary and we' ve heard pmany polling places were packed. pjennifer: but all this traffic pat merrimack. pthe state allow the polling lace to extend its hours past p7:00 at the moderators pdiscretion to allow people who pwere waiting in traffic to get pin there and vote. ptom: latest results put jeb bush pin fourth. p>> he said he just needed a pfeels he got tonight. phe tells supporters this is pstill all about leadership, psomething he says donald trump placks. phe vows to fight on. p>> while the reality tv star is pstill doing well, it looks like pyou all have reset the race, and pfor that i' m really grateful. pgranite stater' s pa race to elect the president of pthe united states, a person who pestimate tucked decisions. pi got to share my heart and my pideas about the future of this pcountry am so grateful to have phampshire. p>> south carolina and no doubt pnext for jeb bush. pcaucuses, but did it transfer pove

p>> reporter: governor john pkasich is do or die in the pgranite state. phe can't afford to be an palso-ran. ptoo. p>> i'm counting on you to help pme if i'm president of the punited states. pwhat do you think of that? p>> reporter: and governor chris pchristie, he's in a great mood. p>> good to see you. p>> reporter: his town hall pmeeting at an exeter bowling palley and bar was packed. p>> governor, any second thoughts pabout your treatment of marco prubio last night? p>> second thoughts? pwhat i would have done twice. p>> reporter: christie, kasich, pbush, rubio, they'd be happy pwith second place, even a not ptoo distant third. pno secret who's strongly pexpected to win, just look at pthis crowd. pif you believe the polls, bernie psanders and donald trump, pbut the big question out there, pas both of them would say the pyuge question, is whether the penthusiastic support that pthey've been able to draw to ptheir rallies will actually ptranslate into as opposed tos. p>> i'm a volunteer for bernie psanders, are you planning to pvote in the democratic pr

p>> throwing more chaos into the prepublican race, providing john pkasich's campaign, other pcandidates left reeling. pnot unusual. pit's on me. pit's on me. p>> once considered untouchable phillary clinton in a fight of pher life. p>> i know i have some work to p>> and appic shake-up from this pfirst in the nation primary. pcomplete coverage and analysis pstarts now. p>> and we do say good wednesday pmorning, everyone. pvoters in new hampshire living pup to their reputation of being pindependent thinkers, you might psay shaking up both sides in the prace for the white house. p>> voters came out near record pnumbers. ptake a look at this scene from pwell into the evening. pyou can see cars as far as the peye can see people rushing to pvote. p>> those voters sending shock pwaves through the democratic prace giving fellow new englander pbernie sanders a landslide pvictory over hillary clinton and pheading the race on the prepublican side an easy win for pdonald trump but ohio governor pjohn kasich in second. pted cruz and marco rubio pstruggling to tube indicate ptheir success in iowa but

p>>> well, another big day is on ptap for ohio governor john pkasich after his surprise second pkasich expected to sign a bill pto defund planned parenthood. pthe legislation targets money pthat goes to the organization pthrough ohio's health pdepartment. pthe move may help kasich with pconservatives leading some to pquestion the timing of the bill. p>>> now, to developing story pthat we've been watching povernight from oregon where the pfive-week standoff at a wildlife prefuge appears to be almost pover. pthe four remaining militia pmembers still holed up in the poffice have agreed to turn pthemselves in this morning. pthe development came after pfederal agents surrounded the prefuge and set up negotiations. pamong their demands the four pwant to meet with reverend pfranklin graham when they walk pout from that ref fugit. p>>> another very many, bundy's pson has been arrested after pstepping off a plane in portland pand pand he faces federal charges prelated to standoff at his ranch pin nevada. pbundy had come to oregon with lans to go to the refuge. pthe county jail. p>>> flags are f

psuzanne -- suzanne: as you can psee right behind us, the john pkasich team is getting ready for ptheir 100 town hall meeting here pin bedford. pearlier, we caught up with panother. phe says he is prepared to be resident. p>> it' s not just that i did it pin ohio. pi did in washington. pwhy do i talk about that? pif i can tell you what i' ve done pand what i want to do, i think i phave more credibility than psuzanne: he talked about his pvision to combat the drug prices pand isis. pbut he says he has kept away pfrom negative campaigning. p>> the media is watching, pindicate -- and they say, can pyou win being positive? pthe only people i will blame if pi don' t win is you. psuzanne: earlier in the day, new pjersey governor' s christie spoke pto a crowd in dover. p>> i have been pushed, shoved, pknocked down and got back up. pthat is what you want not only pin a candidate for president, pbut a president. at someone pready for the tough moments to pcome. psuzanne: he urged voters to take pa look at a candidate' s pexperience, not just the polls. p>> the top three people in our olls are tw

pjosh: wmur' s adam sexton is live poutside the debate hall with a plook at jeb bush and john pkasich' s days. padam: those two candidates are pleaving it all on the field in pnew hampshire, campaigning like ptheir candidacies depend on it. pgovernor bush was drawing a psizable crowd. phe held a townhall meeting. phe did not shy away from going pafter the republican front prunner in new hampshire, donald ptrump, saying he needs therapy. pbush also said he' s rooting for eyton manning in the super phimself. pjohn kasich spent the day in pmanchester. phe stayed busy with stops at one pof his campaign offices where he pkicked off a door-to-door pcanvassing efforts. pboth candidates say they are pready for tonight. p>> tonight is a debate. pwe are making a sprint to ptuesday. pthis is where the ground game ptakes over, all the work we have ut in and positive ads. pthere' s no hail marys coming out pof me, maybe there' s some coming pout of others. pwe feel great. p>> who on the stage tonight will phave a proven record a proven precord of fixing problems? prunning to the fire rather than p

winner by one, john pkasich but all four democrats pwent for bernie sanders. pthe state where so many voters pare leaving their options open. p>> rubio or trump. pwe're still undecided. pto look at candidates. p>> at least five or six phone pcalls every night. pi feel sorry for my postman. phe's getting all the mailers pcoming in. ptoo. p>>reporter: even if it's last pminute, there are a ton of pundecided voters here. ponly 60% of likely democratic pvoters in new hampshire are pdecided, fully committed to a pcandidate and it drops to just p50% for republicans. pthe stakes, meantime, could not pbe higher for the two pfrontrunners. pbernie sanders can't win here. pit's not clear where he can and pif donald trump doesn't deliver pafter being heavily favored, phe's in trouble. p>> there's a question about the pmechanics of the turnout game on pelection day. pthe truth is, though, that pmotivation is always the best pthing that gets people in their pcars on a snowstorm like we're pgoing to have and gets them to pthe poll. p>>reporter: the truth is that psome people

p>> trump won by nearly 20 oints. utting him well ahead john pkasich which come in better than pexpected in second. pa big bump as heads to south pcarolina even as his path pforward is still unclear. p>> i'm gratified by it for sure. pi think it's fantastic. pbut i wouldn't say i was shocked pby it. pit may have been a shock to pmarco rubio though who had been pon rise in new hampshire but pstumbled after weak debate erformance over the weekend. p>> our disappointment tonight is pnot on you. pit's on me. pfor hillary clinton the loss was pexpected, the margin was not. pshe seated just about every pdemographic to sanders except pit's not whether you get knocked pdown that matters, it's whether pyou get back up. p>> the question is who if anyone pis going to drop out because of pthe results last night. pwe know chris christie is pleaving the campaign trail today pto contemplate this race and his pfuture and whether he still has pa place in it. pinteresting to note that home pnewspaper reports donald trump pclaims he and chris christie had pa long conversation. phis words, last night. pso t

pthey are ohio governor john pkasich, marco rubio, jeb bush pand texas senator ted cruz. pmore than a month away but trump phas his sights on winning the psunshine state. p>>laura: this coming friday, phe'll be here in tampa. pnew this morning, tickets are psold out. p>>russell: shayla reaves live poutside of the sun dome with pdetails on that. pgood morning, shayla. p>>russell: good morning f. pyou're hoping to get your hands pon one of those tickets, you may pbe out of luck. pall the free tickets have been preserved. pwe checked online and in this pcase, we're talking about around p10,000 tickets. pnow, that information has been pconfirmed by university pofficials here at u.s.f. pthis particular rally gets punderway friday at 7:00. pdoors to the sun dome open at p5:00. pthis is for republican residential candidate donald ptrump who is scheduled to speak pfriday night. pstudents are already talking pabout the event on campus. p>> more than anything, he's a pcelebrity again. pout and check him out. p>> i think it's wise for anybody pto get an early start on pflorida. p>>reporter: now,

pright now, though, we're going pto take a live picture of john pkasich, the ohio governor. phe's speaking there. pjohn kasich is one of the pthat is staying out of the name pcalling. pbut he says he will continue his prace through ohio, which our rimary is march 15th. pright now we're going to go to pcraig boswell. pdonald trump and marco rubio pright now. p>> reporter: black lives matter pactivists targeted donald ptrump's rally in virginia. p>> get them out. pget them out. p [ cheers and applause ] p>> reporter: the billionaire pbecame a target after he refused pto disavow kkk leader david pduke. p>> i know nothing about david pduke. p>> reporter: he said he pcouldn't hear clearly because of pan ear piece. p>> i don't care how bad an ear iece is. pku klux klan comes through pclearly and he refuses to pcriticize it. p>> reporter: even after he prefuses, it may make voters pthink twice. p>> it gives support to those who psay he's playing footsy with pthere in order to build support pfor his candidacy. p>> reporter: cbs news polls pshow trump with big leads but pted cruz is

pdonald trump meeting his poll pnumber at 34 percent. erhaps a mild surprise but john pkasich was camped out in new phampshire for a month, he is in psecond place at 16 percent. pbush neck in neck and that could pchange as the night goes on. pmoving down the line to the psecond tier, we're talking about pmarco rubio who checks in at ten ercent having slipped after a prough debate performance on psaturday night followed by pchristie, fiorina. pdonald trump is speaking as pwe're speaking. plet's listen in. p>>man: we have to stop it. pwe are now going to make the pdeals for the american people. pthat's the way it is. pnow, very -- oh, i love this, plook at you. pi love these signs. pthey're the most imaginative psigns. pin a nutshell, we're going to pmake great trade deals, we're pgoing to rebuild our military, pstrong, so powerful, nobody, pnobody, is going to mess with pus. pbelieve me. pnobody. pwe are going to take care of our pvets. pwhere is al? pwe love al. pall right, al. pget up here if you can. pwe're going to take care of our pvets. pour vets are treated horribly, pthey're our g

pthree people voted for john pkasich and two picked donald ptrump. pthe new hampshire primary has pcorrectly picked the nominee for pthe last three elections. pstay with fox 13 as we continue pto watch the polls in new phampshire. pwe'll have the results as they p>>laura: thank you. pthe florida primary is still pmore than a month away but the pcandidates are already planning ptrips to the sunshine state. pyesterday we told that donald ptrump is coming to the u.s.f. on pfriday. pat the time it looked like ptickets were sold out. phowever, more have been made pavailable. pthe arena seats 10,000 people. pthe tickets are free but there's pa $20 charge for parking. pyou can find out how to reserve pyour ticket by heading to our pwebsite, fox13news.com and pclicking on seen on tv. p>>russell: 6:06 and now this. pthere could be at least one late pentry into the race for the pwhite house. pformer new york city mayor pmichael bloomberg has now pconfirmed that he is considering pa presidential bid. plast month sources suggested he pwas looking into the possib

p>> reporter: ohio governor john pkasich second place finish is palso shaking up the race. pfok tore pfactor. p>> reporter: bernie sanders is plooking to repeat his success. pbernie sanders will need to win pover african-americans who cast pvotes there. psanders met with the reverend al psharpton for advice. pclinton and sanders will face poff once again during the pdemocratic debate tomorrow night pin wisconsin. pdanielle nottingham, cbs news, pmanchester, new hampshire. p>>> and on the heels of the new phampshire primary, president pbill clinton is coming to ohio pto get out the votes for his phe's holding an event in pcincinnati this friday to pencourage supporters to vote in pthe upcoming march 5th primary. pclinton will lay out the stakes por this election and discuss why pthe former secretary of state is pthe best candidate. p>>> straight ahead at 4:30, pwe're talking to dr. jason pjohnson about last night's rimary results. p>>> and still to come here in pthe 4:00 hour, pa naur nera is working pto fix the most annoying thing pabout ordering out. p>>> and moms to be that take ai

pbut he'll have to beat off stiff pcompetition from jeb bush, john pkasich and chris christie. pi will not stop between now and pnext tuesday. pi will do as many town halls as pmany meet and greets, shake as pmany hands, look a many people pin the eye and ask them for vote pas i possible can mike huckabee pdropping out gop race last pnight. pamidst speculation he may back pdonald trump. pin des moines caroline shively, pfox news. p>>> mayor bob buckhorn is also psupport democratic candidate phillary clinton. phe says he'll do whatever it ptakes to help clinton win. phas a 23 point lead. pmayor buckhorn says he believes pclinton a great role model for phis daughters. pfox 13 political editor craig atrick is in iowa where the pweather that's moved in could paffect the race in new phampshire. phe filed this report from des pmoines. p>> well we have a situation pwhere a journalist and campaign pstaffers are trying to a leave piowa heading to new hampshire. pas you can see with a heavy snow pstorm moving in, that may be a pchallenge for a lot of us. pand that could have an impact on

peven though ohio governor john pkasich is still showing his psecond place showing in new phampshire, trump's biggest pted cruz. p>> this is a national campaign pand one of the most important pconclusions coming out of these pfirst two states is that the ponly candidate who can beat pdonald trump is me. p>>reporter: for democrats, phillary clinton and bernie psanders, it's back to the debate pstage for a one-on-one tonight pin milwaukee. psanders, after a landslide win pin new hampshire over clinton, pmade a pilgrimage to harlem to pmeet with al sharpton. phe got an embrace but will he pget an endorsement? pthe two sat down for lunch as psanders is trying to build pinroads with black voters, a owerful force in south carolina pbig advantage. pand pur superintendent to that, pmembers of the congressional pblack caucus here in washington ptoday will endorse hillary pclinton for president. pin. phe said he's under a lot of ressure from supporters to stay pin the race. pthat's despite a second to last lace finish in new hampshire on ptuesday. pjim gilmore did worse than he pdid. pcarson is

in pthe only woman in the republican prace not invited to saturday pabeating chris christie and john pkasich in i wap when it comes to arty we've gone out of our way pin historic fashion to insure as pmany voices of our candidates pcould on stage a possible. pon republican side new hampshire premains anyone's game. olling there showing about half pthe voters are still undecided pheading into tuesday's primary. pnews. pour political editor craig atrick will map the road to new phampshire this sunday night at olitics. p>> atlas 5 rocket successfully plaunched aefrlier today. pit's carrying a military psatellite into space. pit's the final piece of the 12 psatellite series. pthe project will upgrade gps psatellite capabilities of the pair force this was a first out p2016 cape canaveral. panother launch scheduled next pweek out of california. pred. pit's all for a very good reason. pthis is national wear red day. pand it's to raise awareness pabout women and heart disease. pneed to know plus jim is pfracking some cooler ptemperatures. phey jim. phey there i'm sure you noticed pthose much cooler

piowa caucus winner ted cruz is pnext along with marco rubio, jeb pcarson, chris christie and john pkasich. pthis time no early debate. p>>russell: after a distant sixth pin the iowa caucuses, jeb bush pis leaning more on his famous pfamily for help to salvage a pstruggling campaign. phis mother and former first lady pbarbara bush joined him pyesterday. pit's the first time they pappeared together during the pcampaign and bush is supposed to pget a bump from his brother this pweekend. p>> first job of the president is pto protect america. pour next president must be repared to lead. pi know jeb. pi know his good heart and his pstrong backbone. pjeb will unite our country. phe knows how to bring a world ptogether. phe knows what tough measures p>>russell: the ad featuring pgeorge w. bush will start prunning in south carolina this pweekend. pthe first of the south primary pjust two weeks away. phe's expected to join his pbrother on the campaign trail in pthe coming weeks. p>>laura: and there is some new pnews this morning from the pcampaign of dr. ben carson. phe finished fourth in iowa and

p>> turning to politics and the pspotlight on ohio governor john pkasich after his stride psecond-place finish in the new phampshire primary. ptoday he is expected to sign a pbill to strip pgovernment money from planned arenthood. pthe legislation targets funds pthat go to the organization pthrough ohio's health pdepartment. pthe move may help kasich with pconservatives leading some to pquestion the timing of the bill. p>>> donald trump rallying psupporters in south carolina pafter his big win in new phampshire. p4,000 people gathered at clemson puniversity last night to pcelebrate with trump and cheer phim on. pand he told the crowd that he pwas running on just an hour of psleep. pbut trump said, when you have pvictory, you don't need sleep. p>> so that's the key. pthe democrats are on the move pafter bernie sanders's smashing pvictory. pthey're each taking steps to win pover minority voters. pit's your voice, your vote. pand abc's cecilia vega covering pthe democrats. p>> reporter: in harlem, a phero's welcome for bernie psanders. phugs from the reverend al psharpton, breakfast at the

first votes pactually counted and on the prepublican side a three-way tie, pyou got donald trump, john pkasich and ted cruz all with pnine votes each actually counted pvotes right now. pso we got a long day to go. p>> very, very early there, pgeorge. pwe have team coverage and take a plook at this. pwe are live all across the state pdown to tonight, george. p>> john kasich and marco rubio pare going to join us in just a pmoment but begin with tom llamas pin londonderry, new hampshire, pone of the biggest polling pstations in the state. p>> reporter: george, good pmorning to you. pas you mentioned they're pexpecting record turnout in new phampshire at this location, up pto 12,000 voters and hope just p12,000 because that's how many pballots they have. olling station. pall these voters coming out pgrabbing ballots going to those pout. pright there as we speak, the pnow. pfor some it's a decision that ponly takes ten seconds but will phave a lasting impact. pthing. p>> reporter: overnight, donald ptrump giving an "r" rated pcampaign speech repeating a p>> she said he's a [ bleep ]. pthat's terrib

psean: right now john kasich is pin the granite state. pkasich shook hands with voters pduring a polling stop in nashua. phe spent a lot of time pcampaigning in new hampshire pholding over 100 town halls. phe says he thinks his message phas worked. pgovernor kasich: table behind me pare an example of the grassroots phas worked could you and pixel pnot, there is nowhere to go up pfrom there -- win dixville pnotch, there is nowhere to go pbut up from there. pi saw trump come i said "i pcrushed you." psean: he is making polling site pvisits in concord and will hold phis pulling night party at the pcenter in concord. perin: speaking of donald trump pcome he has no scheduled public pappearances today. plast night, he spoke to psupporters at the verizon pwireless arena in manchester. phe thanked his local campaign pteam. phe will be in manchester for pelection night. pthis afternoon, ted cruz will pmake a stops at the red arrow. pthat' s where he is holding his rimary night party. psean: republican carly fiorina pis making a long list of stops ptonight

p>>russell: john kasich and ben pcarson are still in this race. pneither showing any signs of pgetting out. pkasich spent yesterday pcampaigning in georgia. phas a path to victory. pjeb bush exited the race after psouth carolina. pand now the focus goes to super ptuesday when more than a dozen pstates and territories will hold rimaries and caucuses. p>>laura: 595 delegates will be pat stake, most in the single day pup to this point. ptonight you'll hear from most of pthe candidates at a special fox pnews voter summit that starts at p9:00. pthat will be hosted by megyn pkelly. pdonald trump will not be there. phe had a scheduling conflict. p>>russell: the next g.o.p. pdebate is march 3. p>>laura: hillary clinton and pbernie sanders are still hitting pthe pavement in south carolina. pdemocratic primary is saturday pand the latest poll shows pdigits. plast night the candidates made a pfinal appeal of undecided pvoters. psanders called out clinton for pher time in wall street. pboth candidates are facing ressure to release transcripts pof campaign speeches they gave pclinton has a huge lead in the pdel

p>> reporter: and john kasich pafter his surprise second place pfinish in new hampshire drew an poverflow crowd in south pcarolina. pkasich has relied on a positive pcampaign but says he is ready to phit back at his rivals. pso i'm not going to be a pin pcushion for a marshmallow but pi'm also not going to spend my ptime trying to trash other eople. p>> reporter: with chris christie pand carly fiorina out, that prepublican field is a lot psmaller as you remember, robin, pat one point we had 17 pcandidates. pnow just 6 but that means donald ptrump and the anti-trump pcandidates down to five. p>> that is true. pbut what is the situation right pnow? phow does the race stand right pnow in south carolina? p>> reporter: well, we've had no preliable polling since a week pbefore the iowa caucuses. pbut donald trump had led every oll here in south carolina pgoing all the way back to poctober. pi don't imagine that's changed pvery much. p>> probably not. pthank you. p>> all the polls in new phampshire, as well. plet's get more from our olitical analyst matthew dowd. pmatthew, very different terrain pfrom iowa and manchester, new ph

john kasich is apparently pundeterred despite a dismal psingle digit showing in nevada. pthe ohio governor is rejecting pcalls from fellow republicans to pdrop out of the race. pkasich had a direct message pabout quitting. phe said "forget about it." p>> forget about it. p>> sounds very new york. resident obama's choice for the pnext supreme court justice has pbeen a top issue on the campaign ptrail. pand now there's a new pdevelopment. p>> apparently the president is psaid to be considering nevada's prepublican governor brian psandoval as a possible choice. pwashington with the details. pgood morning. p>> reporter: good morning. pthe democratic president may be peyeing a republican for the psupreme court. pa democratic source tells abc pnews, president obama is pconsidering nevada governor pbrian sandoval to replace the plate justice antonin scalia. psandoval is 52. pthe republican has served as pnevada's governor for five pyears. rior to that, he was nevada's pfirst pfirst hispanic federal judge. phe was appointed by president pgeorge w. bush in 2005 and punanimously confirmed by the psenate. psandoval is considered a pcentrist. phe supports abortion rights and pi