ben carson and jon kasich pretty much stayed out of the fray. all the candidates say they're looking forward to super tuesday. from here, the candidates will visit several states, including virginia. democratic presidential candidate hillary clinton will be in our area monday, one day she recently opened an office in norfolk. her campaign did not say where exactly she would stop. florida senator marco rubio says he'll be in virginia beach, sunday. he's planning a rally at the convention center, starting at six o'clock. meanwhile at 7:00 tonight, fellow candidate, texas senator ted cruz will speak at regent university in virginia beach. dr. ben carson will be there on monday. new this morning, utah is one step closer to legalizing marijuana for medical reasons. the state's senate passed a controversial bill last night. patients with caner, pain, aids or eplipesy can use it with a doctor's prescription. the bill still has to get through several more hurdles before it becomes law. firefighters in rhode island are trying to figure out how an histori

. >> and jon kasich skipped iowa. iowa. the state ready for the parade of candidates? >> the focus turns here tomorrow morning. this will be a wild week and they're ready, they said. even before iowa is over, the final push in new hampshire is on. jeb bush rallying during the caucuses small away in a small hall in manchester. people here can already feel the shift in the race. >> it's been crazy. >> reporter: even at red arrow diner where the candidates cover the walls, they know this is their week. >> it is a lot of pressure. it is. but it's exciting. >> reporter: an exciting seven days ahead for granite staters. the biggest political race in four years now focused squarely on them. and they do not want to disappoint. >> i'm very nervous for this primary coming up. i think it's one of the -- i think everyone is nervous. i can't think of one that's very nerve racking. >> with iowa in the area view, it's time to make time in their daily lives to decide. like to do until the very, very end. >> i'm going to be be getting attention for the next weekend and see what they ha

ben carson and jon kasich pretty much stayed out of the fray. all the candidates say they're looking forward to super tuesday. from here, the candidates will visit several states, including virginia. democratic presidential candidate hillary clinton will be in our area monday, one day before super tuesday. she recently opened an office in norfolk. her where exactly she would stop. florida senator marco rubio says he'll be in virginia beach, sunday. he's planning a rally at the convention center, starting at six o'clock. meanwhile at 7:00 tonight, fellow candidate, texas senator ted cruz will speak at regent university in virginia beach. dr. ben carson will be there on monday. in virginia beach, police are scratching their heads after a sailboat sank at a city boat ramp near the lesner bridge. police think a group of teenagers intentionally damaged it earlier this month. witnesses say they saw the group driving off in a black chevy silverado. moments later, the boat started to smoke and sank. residents say its an eyesore. sot -- rich mcgrath - ne

ben carson and jon kasich pretty much stayed out of the fray. all the candidates say they're looking forward to super tuesday. from here, the candidates will visit several states, including virginia. democratic presidential candidate hillary clinton will be in our area monday, one day before super tuesday. she recently opened an office in norfolk. her campaign did not say where exactly she would stop. florida senator marco rubio says he'll be in virginia beach, sunday. he's planning a rally at the convention center, starting at six o'clock. meanwhile at 7:00 tonight, fellow candidate, texas senator ted cruz will speak at regent university in virginia beach. dr. ben carson will be there on monday. sunny. chilly & breezy. highs will be in the upper 40s. winds nw 10-15mph. tonight: mostly clear. cold. lows will be in the upper 20s. winds north 5-10mph. saturday: mostly sunny. chilly. highs will be in the upper 40s. winds north/west 5-10mph. high pressure is building into the region for the weekend. however, it willl be chilly today and cold tonight

ben carson and jon kasich pretty much stayed out of the fray. all the candidates say they're looking forward to super tuesday. from here, the candidates will visit several states, including virginia. democratic presidential candidate hillary clinton will be in our before super tuesday. she recently opened an office in norfolk. her campaign did not say where exactly she would stop. florida senator marco rubio says he'll be in virginia beach, sunday. he's planning a rally at the convention center, starting at six o'clock. meanwhile at 7:00 tonight, fellow candidate, texas senator ted cruz will speak at regent university in virginia beach. dr. ben carson will be there on monday. ("jeremy ad libs wx headlines") today: mostly tonight: mostly clear. cold. lows will be in the upper 20s. winds north 5-10mph. saturday: mostly sunny. chilly. highs will be in the upper 40s. winds north/west 5-10mph. high pressure is building into the region for the weekend. however, it willl be chilly today and cold tonight as colder air settles into the area. dry and chil

the race for the white house has already seen its share of controversies. >> and now kasich is facing a backlash, our jon keller has more. >> reporter: good morning. so you think it's easy being a better think again. yesterday, kasich was talking to voters about the grassroots support he got when he first ran for office in the late 70s and he said quote, we just got an army of people and many women who left their kitchens to go out and go door to door to put signs for me. within minutes, a female supporter stood up and supported him, she said i'll support you but i won't come out of the kitchen, and it wasn't until many were piling on, promming him to get relief. everybody's just got to relax, he said. in this campaign cycle, no one seems about to relax, especially women. did you see the video that made the rounds yesterday of the 106-year-old african american woman who danced for joy upon meeting president and mrs. obama? she never thought she'd see a president that looked like her. that's how women feel about the fact we've never had a female president. and while hillary clinton is hardly supported by

ben carson and jon kasich pretty much stayed out of the fray. all the candidates say they're looking forward to super tuesday. from here, the candidates will visit several virginia. democratic presidential candidate hillary clinton will be in our area monday, one day before super tuesday. she recently opened an office in norfolk. her campaign did not say where exactly she would stop. florida senator marco rubio says he'll be in virginia beach, sunday. the convention center, starting at six o'clock. meanwhile at 7:00 tonight, fellow candidate, texas senator ted cruz will speak at regent university in virginia beach. dr. ben carson will be here locally - the budget proposal that includes 175- thousand dollars more over the next two years to cover a bigger per diem for senators. both the house and senate passed their respective versions of their 100-billion dollar biennial budgets thursday. increase is reasonable because it would help offset citizen legislator. freshman g-o-p senator david suetterlein say such lawmakers should not be for themselves

campaign we see and what bad tax and responses come from ted cruz, marco rubio, jeb bush and john kasich. jon: donald trump is playing nice, bill hemmer mention donald trump had not tweeted in something like 18 hours which he is famous for sending out wes at 2:00 or 3:00 in the morning, he just did at 11:03. here's what he said. my experience in iowa was a great one. i started with all the experts saying i couldn't do well and ended up in second place. what do you think about that spin or is it spin? >> it is spin. when ben carson was ahead of him in november csi quince what was wrong with them. even doubleday she dominated the polls for seven months but in a few moments he thought he was facing fear of losing against ben carson, national polls against cruise in set -- he got very aggressive. i think this positive and humble and grateful tone resetting expectations is probably a smart thing to donald trump to do. jon: he came in four points below, the clear politics average of the polls going in, he underperform according to the polls, ted cruz was up almost 4% over the poles and the real win

kasich. jenna: a really good point to consider as we move ahead towards south carolina.u so muc. jont's take a look at the numbers in south carolina ahead of the gop primary there. the real clear politics average of all the polls shows donald trump with a sizable lead at 36%, almost -- pardon me -- double the support of senator ted cruz who comes in second. senator marco rubio, governor jeb bush and dr. ben carson round out the top five in south carolina. joining us now, peter brown, assistant director of the quinnipiac university polling student. and right off the top, peter, you have a cautionary note that these polls in south carolina predate new hampshire. in other words, they might be getting a bit stale. >> well, they not only predate new hampshire, they predate iowa too. all the polls taken were before the iowa caucuses. that's pretty stale numbers. now, it doesn't mean they weren't right at the time, but there have been a lot of intervening events. you've had about a third of the field has withdrawn, mr. cruz, you know, had a big surprise many iowa that probably is helping hi

heard someone say it this way, john kasich is the republican candidate that liberals want to see win. they love but the base doesn't love. >> how did that work for jon huntsman? john kasich went all in on new hampshire. >> 106 town halls. >> and that paid off. but he hasn't done that in the other states. in the end, the establishment doesn't trust him, so the path for him to succeed is of the there. now, marco rubio, when he says this will never happen again, if he's talking about chris christie besting him in a debate, that might be true. but overall, marco rubio still has a pretty good argument for how he gets through south carolina, nevada, super tuesday, jeb bush. but jeb bush spent $40 million in new hampshire. can he do that in every state? not really. as we look at the establishment side, it's down to rubio, bush, and maybe kasich, if he can really ramp up fast, which is a big if. >> jeremy diamond, you have eve been following around donald trump. ted cruz, what he really wanted to do in new hampshire was beat marco rubio. he did that. he probably defied expectations. now he goes to south carolina. then you have the s.e.c. primary with all th

an update on new hampshire tonight. 77% of precincts reporting, 34th percent in second place kasich. >> jon: stephen colbert! captioning sponsored by cbs >> stephen: welcome to "the late show." thank you very much. thank you, jon. thank you, humans. >> stephen! stephen! stephen! stephen! >> stephen: thanks, ladies and gentlemen. ( cheers and applause ) welcome to the show, everybody. good to have you here! thanks so much. thanks, everybody. qsh welcome to "the late show"." i'm your host, stephen colbert. it's mardi gras. that means fat tuesday, right? >> jon: that's right. >> stephen: or as it's known in america, tuesday. of course, mardi gras, the last day before the beginning of lent, so catholics like me have a religious obligation to eat and then drink and then plead for god's morsi on "my mouth feels like it's full of ash wednesday." now, jon, you're from new orleans, right? "nawleons," right? am i pronouncing that correctly? >> jon: you got to work on that one. >> stephen: what's the right way to say it? >> stephen: what do i need to know about mardi gras? what are some of the traditi

jon: people like john kasich have been in new hampshire saying if i get smoked here i'm done. the campaign is over. is that the way a lot of these campaigns are looking at it? or is kasich unique in that way. >> he may be unique at reading his stage directions. but i think that's right. you have the march 15 primaries. florida. jeb bush will have a lot of incentive to stay in and kasich to ohio. but they do have this problem in which they have to finish ahead of marco rubio. it's not inconceivable they can do that. let's not also discount ted cruz. not a natural state for him as even evangelical conservative. he works hard there. i saw him a couple week ago in new hampshire and he's a hard worker. jon: new hampshire can be unpredictable. >> it will be interesting to watch this cycle in particular. new hampshire has been decided. they were big fans of mccain and marco rubio. this cycle it may have been all over the place. so you have to manage it's going to get nasty and it will be a blood sport because it's so close going into tuesday's contest. >> you also observed marco rubi

primary did cast their ballots right at the strip of midnight with bernie sanders on jon kyl said -- and john kasich coming out. a new poll shows sanders with an advantage over hillary clinton, 61% to 35% and donald trump sits at top with 31% in the republican field. it will be key with independence can make up a significant portion of the electorate with record voter turnout expected today, in spite of the snow. live in manchester, nikole killion wyff news 4. allyson: thank you. patrick: we will have the latest iraq the day on wyff news 4 and also on www.wyff4.com and our mobile app. after new hampshire, there is the first in the south primary and that means campaign visits to our area. donald trump will visit the upstate this week with the rally garrison arena in pendleton . it's free to attend but you need to reserve a ticket online. and trump will also hold a rally next monday at the t.d. convention center in greenville. marco rubio will also be in the palmetto state tomorrow. he's holding a rally in spartanburg, then heading to columbia before ending the day on thursday, marco rubio will be sch

kasich gets it right. >> all right, jon greenberg from "politifact," thanks as always so much. >> my pleasure this is pbs newshour weekend sunday. finally tonight the white house said president obama does plan to nominate a replacement for supreme court justice antonin scalia in due time but not before the senate returned from its recess on february 22nd. obama spokesman eric sha ultz added quote at that point we expect the senate to consider that nominee consistent with their responsibilities laid out in the yeufnted states constitution. that is all for this edition of pbs newshour weekend. captioning sponsored by wnet captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >> pbs newshour weekend is made possible by: lewis b. and louise hirschfeld cullman. bernard and irene schwartz. judy and josh weston. the cheryl and philip milstein family. the citi foundation. supporting innovation and enabling urban progress. sue and edgar wachenheim, iii. corporate funding is provided by mutual of america-- designing customized individual and group retirement products. that's why we are your

kasich. and a musical performance by featuring jon batiste and stay human. and now it's time for "the late show with stephen colbert"! ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: thanks, everybody! thanks very much. >> stephen! stephen! stephen! stephen! >> stephen: stop! come on now! what's a man to do. >> jon: what's that? >> stephen: what's a man to do? you know what, folks, thanks so much. i watch the news a lot, i watch the news a lot, and it's becoming increasingly obvious that our politics is a contact it's mano a mano between people who would deport you if you understand the phrase "mano a mano." the candidates are currently battling it out for the genteel voters of south carolina. my home state. oh, how i miss you! i love you! save me some shrimp! ( laughter ) that's how we all talk down there. i love your peaches! ( laughter ) bernie sanders has been fighting an uphill battle against hillary clinton and donald trump is battling with anyone who makes eye contact with him. which means the only one who's safe is ben carson. and stoking the fires of political

governor kasich gaining traction and picked up endorsements along the way. jonningw is the governor of the great state of ohio, 2016 republican presidential candidate john kasich. how are you, sir? >> buckeye state. >> i'm sorry. what did i say? hawkeye? i was thinking iowa. sorry. buckeye state. now, question. very important. you didn't really go all in in iowa. you kind of disputing it a little bit last week and you are focused on new hampshire. latest three polls have you at 8, 9 and 9. the last three polls. boston herald, cnn, u.s. mass lowell. thoughts? where are you and where do you think you will be and where do you need to be? >> yeah. we had a poll of arg yesterday and we were at 16. which felt pretty good. and we're running in second. i mean, most people acknowledge you take the advantage of the polls and we're up there in second place. and look, sean, i have had millions of dollars spent against me up here which confirms how we're doing. jeb and christie and apparently we hear rubio spent a lot of money hitting me up here. i will tell you we have a great

consecutive convincing win by donald trump, taco rubio has -- marco rubio will persuade john kasich and jon carson to drop their baiting campaigns and you can bet they are already working on the same from the former candidate, jeb bush. if marco rubio can do that, he can frame a clear choice between himself and track even as ted cruz continues to call through super tuesday. keep in mind, the gop center that combined comport -- support needs trump and crews but -- top and ted cruz. it if it continues to split, track could run it from here on out. in nevada results, the going isn't getting any easier for bernie sanders. with african-american voters breaking for clinton by a huge margin and staging a large black both in the democratic primaries dominating the upcoming calendar. anything can happen. but another saying comes to tough, the tough get going. >>> one republican candidate counting his underdog status he campaigned in massachusetts yesterday. he addressed the crowd in wakefield last night. he did not do well in south carolina but insists he has staying in the race -- is staying in the

kasich. he got about the same percentage as jon huntsman. jon huntsman was moderate governor. pealed to democrats. obama administration appointee. i don't know if that story sells much further past new hampshire. andrea: i don't see it happening. >> kasich, not all overperformance stories are created equal. harris: i don't know another state where i will have ground staff to do 106 town hall events. they would have to be residents in those states for him to be able to do that because he has to move so many people i would imagine. the other thing, those people coming out of the polls, you're right, these are people who say they have voted democrat in the past, whatever. but they said, you know, at one of the town halls he was asked, so are you more like bernie sanders or hillary clinton which was awkward for him you would think. he said i'm right in the middle. >> crazy answer. crazy answer. that was answer designed to obviously get those votes. that will come back and haunt him. harris: can he get them moving forward? >> i'm not sure republicans want to nominate someone who cal

in new hampshire, trump moving down, christie moving down, jeb bush moving up, kasich staying relatively where he is. jond then there's been a bit of a change in tone among -- for donald trump as he campaigns in new hampshire. listen to this quote. he said i don't know if i'm going to win, but i have a good chance. this from the guy who led the polls by seven points on average in iowa and lost by three. as you pointed out, he's up by almost ten points in iowa, but there's no absolute guarantee that that's going to come to pass. he's doing smaller stops, more retail politicking there. did he learn something out of iowa? >> i think he did. he didn't on election night. on caucus night he goes out and says in a surprisingly gracious statement, you know, i lost. but then he goes on to say i'm up by 28 points in new hampshire. well, why raise the expectations? i think it was smart for him to lower the expectations and say, you know, i hope i win, and i'm going to work everything -- work hard to do so. i think it is, however, a big mistake that he did not show up in new hampshire today. look, new hampshire is u

jon keller at large. wbz this morning. status in the baystate. john kasich campaigned yesterday. he addressed the crowd and wakefield last night. he finished second in the republican primary. he is staying in the race. >> tonight, one more time, we have defied and overcome expectations in the state of south carolina in about six or seven days. it started as the 16 person race. and now, it's down to the final four. and we're going to travel all across this country. >> he spoke after jeb bush and complemented jeff bush on years of public service. the next big event is super tuesday. 13 states including primaries and caucuses. >>> in other news we first told you about yesterday morning. and inferno jiggling a rare general alarm and investigators believe the fire is suspicious. >> reporter: nearly 24 hours later, the flames still burn in the rubble of fall river mills. the records, all that's left after a huge fire destroyed the massive brick building. the flames broke out around 3 am on saturday and can be seen for miles. kevin tivo has equipment stored in a nearby building and capt

. >>> for marco rubio ted cruz and john kasich and ben carson super tuesday is battle to stay in the race. jon keler is here of course. -- keller is here of course so will anything be decided and is anything final. >> reporter: it could be the end of the line for ben carson who is running out of money and competitive in lot of states. but, keep in mind super tuesday primaries are not winner take all so even across the board trump romp won't end but it could be the beginning of the end. especially if he loses the biggest prize of all texas to ted cruz. the home state senator. now that will likely embolden cruz to stay in the race and continue splitting the antitrump vote with marco rubio. and that would almost surely seal the deal for trump as the winner take all phase of gop race kicks in on march 15th. if he walks away with the big prizes on that day, delegate rich states like florida north carolina illinois and ohio, he will have won in all regions of the country and in key swing states. and what's left of the party will then have to make a choice. keep fighting a losing battle or start thin

>> jon, marco rubio is on an upward conjectory for chris kristy and john kasich and jeb bush as well.y have to muddle that marco rubio rise and if they finish in a bunch together they can declare a victory. but the problem for kasich, especially will, his only foot print of the campaign is new hampshire. if he is not in the top three, it is not a case to go forward. christie and bush have legs to go forward. but you will not get the nomination if you don't win the nomination. that becomes true to everybody. >> we'll see what happens in new hampshire next week. >> thanks for having is us. >> january job numbers out. and it is not all bad news from the labor department. we'll see what we are seeing in the market. and everybody loves a now day. it is not easy to find out if schools close. how hot technology can help out on a cool day. america's heroes have a message. if you've fought... you know picking a commander in chief is no small thing. you're looking for smarts... and guts. we looked at each candidate... we studied their record... we know... looked them over... we checked them out

jon, thank you. is dowd is here with me. who has the most to win here lose? >> well, it's pivotal for all seven up there tonight, but i would like to focus on three folks. john kasich has put all his chips on the table here. he's done 100 town halls and he has to figure out a way tonight to jump himself to second or third. the other person with the most to gain is jeb bush. he's spent more money than any other candidate in this race, and if jeb bush doesn't finish in the top four on tuesday, then his candidacy is on life support. lose. he has been ahead and he is ahead by double-digits. and he cannot afford another second place finish, otherwise his campaign is seriously impaired. >> the whole team here covering it all. matt, you'd be back later. thank you. the countdown is on for the democratic candidates, too. bernie sanders, the favorite son here. hillary clinton, the underdog. she was out going door to door herself today, while he was speaking inside before a packed hall. abc's david wright is on the trail. >> it's a beautiful day in manchester! >> reporter: hillary clinton may be down in the polls here in new hampshire, but don't count her out yet. >> well, i

kasich. he was above the fray, with a positive message you could see resonating in new hampshire. >> jon, does trump get any type of boost going into the primary? >> it seems that trump solidified his front runner status tome. nobody really touched him. you saw jeb bush tried. but he seemed as confident as ever today, and if this is possible, even more confident. >> thank you. >>> and the democrats, hillary clinton traveling to flint, michigan, standing with those suffering from the water crisis. in new hampshire, fresh off his comedy turn in new york. cecilia vega, following the democrats from the start. >> reporter: bernie sanders, today, feeling confident. the vermont senator, packing in the crowds, and packing in the punches. >> the most important foreign policy issue in the modern history of this country was the war in iraq. i was right on that issue. hillary clinton was wrong! [ cheers ] >> reporter: two days until new hampshire, voters make their decision and it is now a fight to the finish. but the real question for bernie sanders right now is not whether he can win here in new hampshi

believe, is a winner-take-all state after march 15th, as is ohio which john kasich would be counting on. the thing here is, jon go against the brokered convention idea, i think that after south carolina and super tuesday the two candidates who are number four and five -- i'm not going to predict who that might be -- but there's going to be tremendous pressure from the republican party and from conservative commentators for them to get out and allow the number three candidate, the mainstream candidate, to compete with cruz and trump for the nomination and avoid that brokered convention. but, man, these guys have a lot of money. there's animosity between bush and rubio, and it's hard to see any of them being talked into dropping out. jon: so we could get to the convention without anybody having the 1236, is it, delegates they need. >> yeah. jon: and then all bets are off. >> go to cleveland, my hometown. can't wait to get there. jon: you predicted it three months ago. daniel henninger from if wall street journal, thank you. >> thank you, jon. heather: taking a tougher stand against north korea, seoul and washing