this is the view in londonderry, new hampshire, right now. can expect today. >> i can envision a double-digit trump win ends the primary. and if nikki haley wins then, you know, buckle up, it's going to be a good one. >> joining us now, rita shaw, former republican congressional adviser an strategist in 2020. funded republican women for biden. and a democratic strategist senior adviser for president biden's campaign. the haley campaign needs a rong showing before she goes to her home state. "the washington post" writes, if she loses by what se of the polls show a double-digit defeat, s'l have to decide whether to continue to her home state of south carolina where she could nation the possibility of being rejected. possibly humiliated by the person who put her in the governor's mansion. if she doesn't win tonight, what does it mean for the future of her campaign? >> well, if nikki haley is really behind trump tonight, look, that would mean she didn't win and everybody was wrong about new hampshire being a good place for her to pull off a semi

there are tragic consequences in londonderry and it is understood one person has died after this incidentd and _ after this incident. people are very shocked and we _ after this incident. people are very shocked and we are _ after this incident. people are very shocked and we are putting - after this incident. people are very shocked and we are putting a - shocked and we are putting a pulse on facebook to make sure people stay safe and let them know where there are other incidents and realise the result of a tree coming down has someone losing their life just as devastating. the someone losing their life 'ust as devastatingfi someone losing their life 'ust as devastating. the isle of man felt the force of— devastating. the isle of man felt the force of ferocious _ devastating. the isle of man felt the force of ferocious costs. - the force of ferocious costs. further east in cumbria, they put in place almost a dozen flood warnings including here in the town of campbell. some also had to navigate what is on the roads. in lincolnshire, a driver narrowly avoided getting hit by roofing and the

but first, our northern ireland political editor enda mcclafferty is in londonderry.s mass strike action is to do with the situation at stormont, the fact there's been no functioning government here for two years? weill. government here for two years? well, sohie, at government here for two years? well, sophie. at the — government here for two years? well, sophie, at the heart _ government here for two years? well, sophie, at the heart of _ government here for two years? well, sophie, at the heart of this _ government here for two years? -ii sophie, at the heart of this pay dispute as a political stand—off between the government and the dup. the party walked out of the power—sharing executive at stormont two years ago in protest at the post—brexit trading arrangements, the so—called irish sea border, insisting that it diminished northern ireland's place within the uk. just before christmas the government put a £3 billion financial package on the table, including £600 million for public sector pay, to try and tempt the dup back into government, but so far it hasn't wor

. >> sandra: a live look in londonderry, people are voting for what could be a make or break for nikki haley. we saw donald trump on the ground talking to voters a few moments ago. bryan is in concord. what do we know, bryan. >> bryan: off the phone with the haley campaign, they say they are feeling good about today. they say they have left everything out on the field here in new hampshire. look, nobody has spent more time and money in this state than former governor nikki haley. she's made over 100 campaign stops, almost 30 this past week, and spent some $30 million on tv ads. it's more than double than former president trump. as far as the expectations for tonight, they have spent the last week lowering those expectations, about what they could expect, but haley said look, ultimately that she just wants to finish stronger here than in iowa. when i pushed the campaign as to what stronger actually means, reluctant to give us a point margin or percentage that they are looking at tonight that could meet that definition. now, the haley camp is looking for high voter turnout today. the sta

there were tragic consequences in county londonderry.d. as elected reps, we are putting posts on facebook to ensure people stay safe and letting them know where trees are down and other incidents, and to wake up and realise the result of a tree coming down is someone losing their life is just devastating. across the irish sea, the isle of man felt the force of ferocious gusts. further east in cumbria, the authorities put in place almost a dozen flood warnings, including here in the town of kendal. some motorists in wales also had to navigate waters on the roads. in lincolnshire, a driver narrowly avoided being hit by roofing torn off by the storm in belton. and around the uk, many thousands of families are clearing up collapsed fences and sweeping up what used to be garden furniture. the transport network is moving again, but scores of flights were cancelled or diverted, with passengers ending up a long way from where they were supposed to be. so, it is 1:19 in the morning. we were supposed to land at gatwick at what time? 9:20. 9:20pm.

goff's town, bellwether, haley needs to win, needs to wins there, needs to win londonderry. milford, a lot of towns like this, decent sized towns, if she is competitive in those, that could signal something is happening. if she's not, i think that will signal the polls have been right. >> okay. i was writing these down, nashua, manchester, concord, londonderry, milford, you'll be with us every step of the way. we have our other correspondents throughout this hour, we'll be checking in. thank you so much. let's bring in democratic strategist bazell smikle and susan del percio. new hampshire has been called haley's last stand. how big or little does she have to win or lose by today to prove she should and can stay in this race and be competitive? >> i believe she has to win it to really look like there is a movement and a path for her to go forward to south carolina and super tuesday. now, she is trying to lower expectations. but as ali vitali said, when you come in second of a two-man race or two-person race, you're losing that race. you lost it. but if she does come in withi

you think derry and londonderry. a critical town. if nikki haley's going to have momentum, it's going to be in a place like londonderry and if donald trump is going to knock it out, it's going to be in londonderry. >> let me ask you about whether you'll see any signals here for the general election beyond what we see tonight? is there anything you're going to hold in your head going into heading toward november? you'll explore more? >> yes. i am very curious about where exactly these nikki haley voters do go in a general election, but second, you know, i think the story of the night that's kind of sitting there is not even the republican race. it could be the democratic race. of course, the democratic primary technically does not count for the democratic national convention, but there's this write-in campaign for joe biden and we don't really know the margin of victory here of what actually is successful or not. polls have suggested he would get in a write-in campaign 60%. if that happens, it may be a total nonstory. however, if he i

let's go back to garrett haake who's in londonderry where president trump just left.er inside now. >> little bit. >> what are we hearing from folks about the president's visit? >> well, you saw a lot of enthusiasm at this voting site for donald trump. some manufactured by the campaign and wanting to send that message they believe he will be so dominant today. they were trying to kind of project that optimism, project that confidence. you certainly saw it from donald trump's demeanor, talking not just about new hampshire where he expects a big win like he received in 2016, but also laying out how he sees the next couple of states going if indeed this continues to be a two-person race beyond tonight. here's a little bit of how he described what he expects to see happen next. we'll talk about it on the other side. >> the next state is nevada where i have 100%. because they all pulled out when they looked at the polling. so i have 100%. lot of delegates, big state. then i go to south carolina and i'm beating her by 60 points so i just don't know. i mean, it's up to her. i

so, and look, trump has arrived in londonderry, new hampshire, his first appearance today. we talk about the split in the republican party. as we watch the former president get out of his car, it is what we're seeing a united republican party? it is just united behind donald trump. >> i think there has been a misnomer about a split in the republican party for a while now. after donald trump consolidated and won the nomination, in 2016. he's basically held sway over this party for the last seven years in this. nikki haley's only shot in new hampshire, which is way, way, way outside even of a typical comeback, is not to win republicans, it is to win independents and democrats and so she is right now setting herself up on this idea that i can have a shot not by winning the people at her own party, but by winning people outside her party. that's the problem from every candidate. that's gone up against donald trump. once he consolidated the base, and the base is overwhelmingly for him, he'll win republicans tonight by 30, 35 points. i think tonight is donald trump is going to co

. >> steve: you are looking at live voting right now in londonderry here in new hampshire. a new twist in the fani willis nathan wade divorce court drama down in georgia. >> seal this border. election interference. >> let me interrupt you, let me ask you just to focus. >> brian: wow. this is not going the wave she thought. super sized mistake. a family thought they were getting 20 chicken mcnuggets but instead they got this. >> all those bag nuggets. >> this is a prank it. has to be a prank. i didn't van know there is 200 chicken nuggets. >> that's a lot. >> yeah. that's a lot. lawrence. >> lawrence: the second hour of "fox & friends" starts right now. and, remember, mornings are better with friends. [applause] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ polls are nope new hampshire. 29 degrees here in bedford, new hampshire. we are once again this year taking over the as you can see the bedford village inn. and as we look at the drone shot right now, when i was walking in this morning, i realized and, mark, if we can zoom in, if possible. you know, the bedford village inn that's the main building. and if you

there were tragic consequences in county londonderry.d after this incident. people are just very shocked. as elected reps, we are putting posts on facebook to ensure people stay safe and letting them know where trees are down and other incidents, and to wake up and realist the result of a tree coming down is someone losing their life is just devastating. across the irish sea, the isle of man felt the force of ferocious gusts. further east in cumbria, the authorities put in place almost a dozen flood warnings, including here in the town of kendal. some motorists in wales also had to navigate waters on the roads. in lincolnshire, a driver narrowly avoided being hit by roofing torn off by the storm in belton. and around the uk, many thousands of families are clearing up collapsed fences and sweeping up what used to be garden furniture. the transport network is moving again, but scores of flights were cancelled or diverted, with passengers ending up a long way from where they were supposed to be. so, it is 1:19 in the morning. we were suppos

workers left picket lines tojoin rallies in belfast, londonderry, armagh, magherafelt and enniskillen and there is disruption across health services. you�*re live with bbc news. rare footage given to the bbc, shows north korea publicly sentencing two teenage boys for watching tv dramas from south korea. the footage, which appears to have been filmed in 2022, shows two 16—year—old boys handcuffed in front of hundreds of students at an outdoor stadium. rachel mcadam has the story. south korean entertainment, including tv, is banned in north korea, but some people are willing to risk severe punishment to access k—dramas, which have a huge global audience. this video shows two teenage boys being sentenced to 12 years of hard labour for watching these shows. footage like this is rare because north korea forbids photos and videos or other evidence of life in the country from being leaked to the outside world. but the video was provided to the bbc by north and south development or sand research institute that works with defectors from the north. this clip has reportedly been distributed in n

this morning in londonderry, trump making a surprise visit to a polling location. >> i'm very confident. >> reporter: in the closing hours, trump predicting a landslide victory that would lock up the republican nomination. >> we started with 13, now we're down to two people. and i think one person will be gone probably tomorrow. and the other one will be gone in november. >> reporter: haley poured her energy and resources into this state. sticking her campaign on a strong showing. >> governor, how are you feeling heading into this final day here? do you feel confident? >> we're excited. this is what election day is all about. >> reporter: haley insisting, win or lose tonight, she would stay in the race. >> don't give up. >> i won't. >> reporter: heading on to the south carolina primary, and after that, super tuesday. >> former president trump said you'll probably drop out today, what's your response? >> i don't do what he tells me to do, i've never done what he tells me to do. i'm not going to talk about an obituary just because y'all think we have to talk about it. i'm going to talk ab

the former president greeted a vocal crowd in londonderry this afternoon. >> there's never been a movement like this, make america great again, in the history of our country. >> reporter: his voters are eager to see him back in the oval office. >> love his policies when he was president, coincided very well with my foundational beliefs. >> reporter: but former south carolina governor nikki haley has been drumming up every possible vote in this independently-minded state and many voters found her message appealing. >> she just adds a very optimistic energy to the room and that's what we want to lead our country. >> just some stability and normalcy back to the party i think is so important. >> reporter: even in the granite state nothing is set in stone. haley said regardless of the outcome, she's looking to push through to next month's contest in her homestate of south carolina. >> what i've always had in my mind is i want to be stronger than iowa and south carolina i want to be stronger. let's see what that looks like. >> i don't care if she stays in. let her do whatever she wants. it doesn

donald trump making an unscheduled appearance at a polling station in londonderry, the high school there, predicting a landslide. nikki haley visiting with voters at a high school in hampton, new hampshire, expressing optimism and saying she's onto south carolina next. tonight, what voters are already saying. these are the results coming in from preliminary exit polls. asked, before voting today, how were they registered? 49% said republican, 47% said they were undeclared or independent. now, that number right there could be a record for undeclared/independent voters turning out in the new hampshire primary. new hampshire voters were also asked about the qualities that mattered most. 31% saying a candidate who shares my values. 26% say iing fights for people like me. 24% saying a candidate that has the right temperment. and you can see there, economy and immigration at the top, foreign policy, 17%, abortion at 11%. we begin tonight with abc's rachel scott, leading us off from new hampshire. >> reporter: tonight, with the republican primary now just a two-person race, election officials p

conditions, so dangerous that a man in his 60s died after his car crashed into a fallen tree in county londonderryeople were left in the cold. michaela was one of them. as a disabled person, i rely on electricity to live. she has her own generatorfor this very event, to keep her alive. we can put a man on the moon. why can we not ensure that disabled people have access to power? in scotland, the storm wiped out the train timetable. no services ran for much of the day. flight was cancelled so then booked this and this is now delayed as well— so who knows when we'll get there? with parts of britain seeing their strongest winds for more than a decade, a second person died. an 84—year—old man was killed when a car he was a passenger in hit a tree near grangemouth. the wind of sstorm isha may have grabbed the headlines, but plenty of water came with it too. in north yorkshire, the river ure burst its banks in masham. it rarely gets this bad. a few miles further north, we were escorted to the summit of the closed a66, what normally should be a busy cross—country route linking the a1 and the m6. it's lun

a motorist in his 60s died after his vehicle collided with a fallen tree in limavady county, londonderryevening. 17,000 people in northern ireland are still without electricity. at the peak of the storm, 53,000 homes had no power. in the republic of ireland, 155,000 remained without electricity. for some, the outage was much more than an inconvenience. as a disabled person, i rely on electricity to live. it's life—saving and life—maintaining. i lost power last night, just when i was getting into bed, about half 11, and it didn't come back on today until about 1:00. and that obviously puts my life at rest, as well as millions of other disabled people across the united kingdom. mikaela was able to rely on her generator, but says other disabled people may not be as lucky. we can put a man on the moon. why can we not ensure disabled people have access to power to keep them alive? strong winds brought down trees across northern ireland. there have been more than 1,000 reports of incidents like this one where trees hit power lines and a car here in county down. as the cleanup operation continu

. >> reporter: trump stopped at a precinct in londonderry, predicted nikki haley would lose. >> probablyig loss, who knows >> president biden: the next date is nevada where i have 100% of medical to south carolina and i meet leading her by 60 points. >> reporter: south carolina senator tim scott who endorsed trump said the primary ends here. donald trump has been saying that this race is essentially over. is it over? >> i think so. it's going to happen, this is our firewall. she can't do it here, she can't do it anywhere. >> reporter: president biden is already in general election mode. he is not on the ballot here, with democrats prioritizing the primary in south carolina, a more diverse state. but he is on the campaign trail in virginia, focusing on abortion rights. >> there is one other person who doesn't have a clue about the power of america, it is donald trump. but i promise you in 2024, he is going to find out about the power of you all. >> reporter: and democrats have joined haley in questioning trump's mental fitness, notably, the former president confused haley for nancy pelosi

there were tragic consequences in county londonderry, it is understood one person has died after thise are shocked. as elected reps we are putting on posts on facebook to ensure people stay safe and let them know where trees are down and other incidents, and to wake up the result of a tree coming down is someone losing their life is devastating. across the irish sea, the isle of man felt the force of ferocious gusts. further east in cumbria, the authorities put in place almost one dozen flood warnings, including here in the town of kendal. in lincolnshire, a driver narrowly avoided being hit by roofing torn off by the storm in belton. and around the uk, many thousands of families are clearing up collapsed fences and sweeping up what used to be garden furniture. the transport network is moving again, but scores of flights were cancelled or diverted, with passengers ending up a long way from where they were supposed to be. so, it is 1:19 in the morning. we were supposed to land at gatwick at what time? 9:20. 9:20pm. we were diverted to charles de gaulle because of the weather and it is

we'll be talking to northern ireland political editor enda mccafferty in londonderry about that in airst our ireland correspondnet sara girvin has this report from belfast about the impact of today's strike action. public transport stopped... announcement: due to industrial action there'll be no train services today. schools closed. the gritting of icy roads finished at midnight. it's been a day of disruption and demonstrations across northern ireland and some people are pointing the finger at politicians. 0ur leaders are responsible for this. you know, northern ireland's a great country and we're just completely abusing it, you know, and we need to grow up and get on with it. government need to come back. and they need to they need to sort this out. like thousands of others, breast cancer patient caroline has had medical appointments cancelled due to the strike. just in this weather, it's not great to have to be making extra trips when you don't need to. but having said that, i'm fully in support of nurses going out on strike, because the job they do and they're entitled to equal pa

in northern ireland, a man in his 60s died after his car crashed into a fallen tree in county londonderryallen tree in grangemouth. rail travel brought to a standstill in scotland. it's been travel chaos, as you can imagine. all the local transport links to central station have been cancelled. well, i did have a flight booked. the flight was cancelled. so then this booked this. this is now delayed as well. so, who knows when we'll get there? we've travelled from ayr. so we had to get a bus this morning. that was delayed, and now this is delayed. . hopefully we'll get there! the force of storm isha, now gone, with another in its wake, storm jocelyn. amber warnings for wind are in place across northern and western scotland from 6:00 this evening. scotrail say services will be suspended from 7:00 tonight, and no rush hour services will run tomorrow morning. yellow warnings for wind are in place across the rest of scotland, northern ireland, wales and large parts of england. and yellow warnings for rain covering north west england and the west coast of scotland today. mairead smyth, bbc news.

that he was killed after his vehicle that he was driving collided with a fallen tree in county londonderry a lot of travel disruption as well, cancelled flights and train journeys and ferry crossings, and that has hit today as they try to work through that backlog. we are hearing reports of obstructions as well, nearly a thousand reports of things like trees and debris down on roads. we saw one earlier in county down where several trees had fallen, taking with them power lines and hits in a car, so there is a lot of damage out there. today has been about the clean—up operation, which has been under way for much of today. so clean-up operation, which has been under way for much of today. so the travel disruption _ under way for much of today. so the travel disruption and _ under way for much of today. so the travel disruption and clean-up, - under way for much of today. so the j travel disruption and clean-up, what travel disruption and clean—up, what about the homes that were without power after what happened overnight? what is the current number they are saying has been restored and the c

a motorist in his 60s died after his vehicle collided with a fallen tree in limavady county, londonderry. at the peak of the storm, 53,000 homes had no power. in the republic of ireland, 155,000 remained without electricity. for some, the outage was much more than an inconvenience. as a disabled person, i rely on electricity to live. it's life—saving and life—maintaining. i lost power last night, just when i was getting into bed, about half 11, and it didn't come back on today until about 1:00. and that obviously puts my life at rest, as well as millions at risk, as well as millions of other disabled people across the united kingdom. mikaela was able to rely on her generator, but says other disabled people may not be as lucky. we can put a man on the moon. why can we not ensure disabled people have access to power to keep them alive? strong winds brought down trees across northern ireland. there have been more than 1,000 reports of incidents like this one where trees hit power lines and a car here in county down. as the cleanup operation continues, there are warnings it may be a few days

. >> next we are onto the granite state were nikki haley met with voters including a stop in londonderrynikki: someone asked me when i announced when i was running, i set my parents came here 50 years ago to an america that was strong and proud and full of opportunities. i want them to know that country again. i'm doing this for my husband michael, and his military brothers and sisters. they need to know their sacrifice matters and that we love our country. i'm doing this for my daughter, who got married, and i saw how hard it was for her and her husband to buy a home. the average home buyer in america now is 39 years old. i'm doing this for my son, a senior in college, and i am tired of watching him write papers of things he does not believe in just to get an a. that is not america. 81% of americans have said they do not think their kids will live as good of a life as we did. we cannot be ok with that. i am not ok with that. we do have a country to save. i promise you this, if you join with us in this movement, in this fight, if you tell 10 people to go to nikki haley.com and take a yar

a tree in county londonderry.e in northern ireland confirmed the incident took place last night. that's after an 84 year old man died when a car crashed into a fallen tree in falkirk in scotland. storm isha has wreaked havoc for commuters, with trains and planes cancelled. now another storm is on its way. that next storm has been named as storm jocelyn and is expected to bring strong winds and heavy rain into wednesday, with yellow and amber warnings in place across of uk . but across much of the uk. but downing street denies the government's pursuing an agenda against the bbc after announcing against the bbc after announcing a raft of reforms as part of a review into the corporation . review into the corporation. under new plans, ofcom could gain more powers over bbc news website articles as it doesn't meet relevant broadcast standards . currently, the standards. currently, the watchdog is only able to issue an opinion on the matter. however, government recommendations say it will be given increased oversight ove

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a motorist in his 60s died after his vehicle collided with a fallen tree in limavady county, londonderryrm, 53,000 homes had no power. in the republic of ireland, 155,000 remained without electricity. for some, the outage was much more than an inconvenience. as a disabled person, i rely on electricity to live. it's life—saving and life—maintaining. i lost power last night, just when i was getting into bed, about half 11, and it didn't come back on today until about 1:00. and that obviously puts my life at rest, as well as millions of other disabled people across the united kingdom. mikaela was able to rely on her generator, but says other disabled people may not be as lucky. we can put a man on the moon. why can we not ensure disabled people have access to power to keep them alive? strong winds brought down trees across northern ireland. there have been more than 1,000 reports of incidents like this one where trees hit power lines and a car here in county down. as the cleanup operation continues, there are warnings it may be a few days until power is fully restored. sara girvin, bbc news

tonight, i'm wondering how bedford and londonderry as well, surrounding the greater manchester area, how do they vote? if nikki haley can carry towns like bedford decisively, she may have them up better-than-expected night. if donald trump carries bedford then he's probably and route to a victory, a convincing victory along the lines of the polling we've been seeing in the last couple of days. host: we are taking your phone calls and there's plenty for you. surely is a first out of new castle pennsylvania, republican. caller: good morning. thank you for taking my call. i just had fox news on and nikki was on there. they were interviewing her. that woman is so full of vengeance and meanness. she called them liars and went on to tell them how they do badly by her. i couldn't believe -- i'm watching her and she is so full of venom -- host: who are they? are you talking about the journalist at fox news? caller: yes, the three of them. they just repeat what they are told area to call them liars to their face -- i thought that was terrible. i'm thinking to myself that if biden doesn't have

well—preserved ancient human remains found in a bog in county londonderry are believed to be up to 2,500ara girvin reports. in october last year, this bogland revealed a secret it had been keeping for more than 2,000 years. a bone protruding through soil launched a police investigation. the remains discovered as a result have been carbon—dated to around 500 bc. the remains were very well preserved. there was bone, skin, fingernails, toenails and a kidney were located. we were able to determine that the age of the remains would have been between about 13 and 17 years at the time of death, and possibly a male. for somebody from northern ireland to be part of this find, for all of our communities, is incredibly interesting. it took three days of painstaking work to recover the remains in the bogland behind me. it's so unstable that this is as close as we can be for safety reasons. much more work is now needed to find out more about the boy and how he got here — more than 2,000 years ago. the low—oxygen, acidic soil of bogs is known to preserve bodies remarkably well. these remains have been

saddle up saloon in kingston and then a meet and greet at game changer sports bar and grill in londonderrye polls. meanwhile for the democrats — vice president kamala harris visits las vegas with second gentleman doug emhoff. she's meeting with members of the culinary union — one of the largest unions in the state of nevada. it's interesting to see where people 90, it's interesting to see where people go, though we pretty much know where they are going and why, elise, if he is a long way away but we will get to use of this, aren't we? i do think if someone _ to use of this, aren't we? i do think if someone like - to use of this, aren't we? i if think if someone like nikki haley, she'sjust a few think if someone like nikki haley, she's just a few points behind ron desantis in iowa, they are pretty close, so i think she's looking to come ahead of them, obviously it doesn't like trump is notjust a front runner but going to win by a landslide. the same for, not as big of a lead in new hampshire, but certainly a big lead there. i think nikki haley is looking to come in a firm second, and who kn

. >> john: elizabeth, we are looking at live pictures in londonderry, just south of manchester, donaldmp's motorcade has pulled up to a polling place and he'll be coming out to talk to some folks in line and ready to cast their ballot. see if he talks to the crowd when he comes out. chris, let me ask you, what's the reason why as we watch pictures you are voting for nikki haley? >> hi there, i've been out to vote for nikki haley. number one reason, she is the win-win candidate. when you put a lot of the policies to one side, i think she is that one candidate that can win twice. she won twice in south carolina, she can win now and win in november and i don't see that with trump. and she can also win in november and win in november 2028. i think she's got that win-win capacity that does not come in from the competitor. >> john: no question she could run for a second term, whereas former president trump, we see him exiting his suv right there, can only run until 2028 when he's term limited. i assume his vice president would then run for election, we don't know who that vice president nomi

madison alworth joins us from the diner in londonderry, new hampshire.s the reaction of voters there? >> reporter: good morning, stuart. day after the primary, trump is the winner of we've got lenny and his wife paula who voted for trump9 chatting with us at the redder row daneer. you -- diner. you were deciding between trump and haley. when did you make your final decision e? >> in the booth. >> reporter: o.k. so what pushed you to vote for donald trump, and how do you feel about the results from last night? >> well, i like the results from last night obviously, because i voted for trump. and the reason why was that, i mean, at the last minute i was thinking the between the two, and i thought both very very good candidates. but when i look at the country, it's in bad shape, and i think we need a lot of help. and i think the difference, what pushed me over the edge was finally saying trump was going to be the guy day one that would start making changingses. and the sooner we make changes, the sooner we start recovering. >> reporter: conversations over th

she will have three stops in kingston, londonderry and milford. she will continue to crisscross the state with governor sununu. he accessed for her in these various stops. last night he told new hampshire voters that this was really crunch time, phil. governor desantis out on the trail as well. he will make several stops in iowa, vivek ramaswamy, asa hutchinson in iowa, and chris christie will be here in new hampshire the end of the week. phil. >> another big impressive number for nikki haley on the fundraising side. thank you. >>> now pushing back against new hampshire governor chris sununu's suggestion that his campaign has no path order, sununu, who is backing nikki haley, said yesterday that christie has hit his limit. christie responded last night on cnn. are. >> since chris started to work for nikki haley and become an employee of nikki haley, it's not the same chris sununu anymore. chris sununu was one of the most donald trump critics in the country. he has said donald trump is unfit. all things that his candidate is unwilling to say. the s

trump making a surprise stop in londonderry to talk to voters.e says his reception there makes him confident going into tonight. >> i'm very confident. this is it. this is, we just stopped here. we stopped at a polling site. we picked it at random. we may stop at one more. nobody knew we were coming this is pretty amazing. >> reporter: larry the majority of polls close at 7:00 p.m. voters just have a few more hours to mike their voices heard in the first in the nation primary. larry. larry: madison alworth, thank you very much for that great report. all right, folks a quick election day thought from my part. i don't know why nikki haley is vowing to stay in the race after new hampshire except maybe that is what all candidates say before they drop out of the race. ron desantis say it, vivek ramaswamy, said it, et cetera, et cetera. kind of a wonderful thing about politicians they say no, no, right up to the point where they say yes. i don't know why nikki haley says she is being treated unfairly by the media either. i don't get it this is a clip f

some many friends tt live here from meredith to manchester, phone plymouth to portsmouth, and from londonderry t but actually, quite complex statement "live free or die. we stand on the shoulders of american heroes who crossed the ocean, settled the continent, tamed the wilderness, laid down the railroads, raised up the skyscrapers, won two world wars, defeated fascism and communism and made america the single greatest nation in the history of the world. >> thank you,>> we love you. >> where we go one, we go all! [cheers] >> free the j6ers! fmr pres. trump: but now we're a nation in decline. we're a failing nation. we're a nation that has the inflation in 50 years where banks are collapsing and interest rates are skyrocketing. likewise,ergy costs have reachee highest levels in our history. we are no longer energy independent or energy dominant. as we were just a few short years ago. we are a nation that is begging venezuela and others please, ple biden. yet we have more liquid gold under our feet than any other country anywhere in the world. we are a nation that just recently heard that saudi

you're looking at live pictures in londonderry, new hampshire, where people are lining up to cast theirce called dicksville notch, which opens its poll at midnight, there are only six votes there, all six went to former south carolina governor nikki haley. but sustaining that momentum if is a whole different story. the key to the potential haley upset could be in the state's undeclared voters which is actually new hampshire's largest voting population. fox business with imadsonal worth is on the ground in bedford, new hampshire. what's the chatter? what are you hearing and see, madison? >> reporter: liz, we've been seeing a lot. this is the biggest polling location in the state, and it has been busy all day. we've been able to talk to a lot of voters here and get their takes. and like i said, it's the busiest one here. this location alone, they're expecting to count 12,000 ballots today. i want to bring you the latest in terms of the numbers we have here. as of 3 p.m., there have been 4,054 republican ballots cast and 1,032 democrat ballots. like i said, we've been able to talk to a lot

viewers know, we are showing you a motorcade of the former president, donald trump, landing in londonderryw hampshire, part of his campaign first. >> i think even on the enthusiasm, when we saw that play out in iowa, where we had -- i believe 750,000 registered republicans are in iowa -- 15% turned out there. short, they had a once-in-a-lifetime snowstorm, but that is indicative of how the republican party feels and what se side about trump's inevitability. people see the polling, the media reporting, and what is the point? why should i go cast my vote? which is disappointing. if more people participated in our plenary process, maybe they wouldn't be upset with the choices we have. i know there are millions of americans who do not want a repeat of the 2020 election. that is obviously what this will end up looking like unless nikki haley defies expectations and performs well in new hampshire. >> at the same time, 82% of trump supporters in iowa say they made up their mind a long time ago. they were super excited to vote for him. his enthusiasm is so strong. you see it out there now. voters

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