all-star panel, republican strategist and fox contributor tony sighage and boris epstein, and maryann marsh. i want to do the republicans first, and start with you, maryann. trump wins bishgs and now, they had all of the southern establi establishment who loves the politicians, and cruz didn't do so well, even though it is a evangelical state, and what is your take here? >> well, it is hard to say where trump has getting stopped here. and he has put together the same coalition of mccain and romney, and except it is on steroids. he walk out with 5 # 5 delegates, and if rubio and cruz can't win south carolina when rubio had every endorsement in south carolina, and cruz said that the state was tailor-made for them, and if they can't win there, then how? and it is compound interest, and the winner takes all, and who can stop trump? >> and you say that cruz should have won the evangelical vote? >> well, i don't know, because either one should have won it. >> and now, being an outsider and the evangelical and his n b numbers should have been bigger? >> well, he is an outsider, because nobody like

maryanne marsh and patrick joins us from the polls now. we just show the live shot from merrimack high school. the traffic , showing it live, what does it mean for people who are showing up to vote >> ? the polls might not close at eight? >> whoever is in line can stay in line and vote. the expected 10 to 15,000 people to vote in this specific polling spot that you just showed. that is a republican stronghold. that cap a very good night signal for donald trump. they changed the traffic pattern today, not a good idea. ed: donald trump does win, does that mean the republican >> i don' t think so. i don' t -- i think someone is going to come in number two, and there might be two people very close for the second spot. i think this is going to go for a long time. but the delegates to start getting paid. this is a long slog. we will see the field with no and next week or two or three, but i don' t think so. i think it goes on for quite a while. ed: if bernie sanders does win, as large as the polls suggest, does it mean he has national juice? >>

candidates, and taken into each stock and we want to get you some analysis and patrick griffin and maryanne marsh are joining us here in manchester. patrick is such a hearty granite state or, he has just taken off his gloves. >> the gloves are off. [laughter] ed: let me start with you. we have seen larger turnouts, traffic jams, that means what for which candidate? >> here is where they are. the republican area has had already seen 3500 people vote today. when you look at the college towns, big turnouts there. that is important for bernie sanders, because the bigger turnout is mostly for him. and like the secretary of state' s expectations will be met. over 70% turnout. probably good for trout, probably good for sanders. ed: granite stators voting. what is your read on the size of the turnout and the emphasis on voting today? >> i think tonight is a question of how much bernie sanders wins by, not a question of how much dust a question of if he wins. and finally, who comes out number two. bush, and casing are in a very tight five. we will find out what happens to marco rubio on the fallout of the

maryanne marsh, always a great insight. thank you from manchester. you can watch the final gop debate before -- our coverage begins at 8. the tide in new hampshire as we the former secretary of state was joined by another former secretary of state madeline albright at a student town hall in concord. clinton is trailing vermont sen. bernie sanders, and is asking her campaign. meanwhile, sanders is expressing confidence about his primary chances. campaigning in rindge today, he says clinton won the state in 2008, but he' s confident he' s going to win if his supporters turn out. pam: newscenter 5 is your source for complete primary night coverage our team of reporters and analysts will have the candidates covered as results come in. our coverage begins tuesday at 4:30 pm and we' ll take you all the way until midnight. you can also watch live on the wcvb mobile app. reid: a deadly fire hits a north andover home. coming up next, the heroic effort to save lives, and the investigation into how the fire started. pam: also ahead, the aftermath of a new york

marie: let' s talk to our analyst, here we go maryanne marsh for the democrats. and pat griffin for the republicans. >> do you want the high tide numbers? >> no, you are talking for the republicans. it is good to see you. it is the night before. the candidates are all of it place today and you just heard ed talk about the latest poll. what does this tell you? a lot of undecideds. 36% for likely democratic and 55% for likely republican. do we usually go into new hampshire with those undecided numbers? >> on the republican side, these are high numbers. a lot of candidates and a lot of choices. it is pretty clear that donald trump is going to win this. the story coming out of new hampshire is who is in second and third and how close are they together. because one of the governors will do well and will go to south carolina. so it is anybody' s guess. i think it could go anyway. do not believe any of the polls because right now it is like trying to catch a snowflake. >> we were talking about that the other day. we see bernie sanders who is dominant and hillary clinton