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. >> former firsrst lady bbara bush making an appearance in new hampshe. >> he's everything we need in a president. >> for the third time in her life the 90-year-old hitting the campaign trail for a presidential candidate named bush. >> he's not a bragger. we don't allow that. but he's decent and hohonest. his dad and i are very, very proud of him. >> also in new hampshire this morning, donald trump stepping up the pace. >> this is really crunch time. >> at one of trump's rallies supporters unable to get inside because it was so packed. abc's tom llamas was there. >> so right now we're outside we can't get in because there's so many in there. and the fire marshal won't let anybody get in. there's donald trump. his motcade coming in right now. >> trump's message only an outsid can fix america's problems. >> no politician is going to solve it. no politician. these people, i would like to use really foul language. i won't do it. i was going to say they're full of [ bleep ] but won't say that. no, it's true. >> and trump still taking aim at ted cruz accusing the cruz campaign of spreading

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even though the winner in new hampshe doesn't necessarily go on to win the nomination. you know who won the new hampshire primary last time around? what's his name? from -- mike "the situation" from "jersey shore." [ laughter ] but all the candidates are there. their boots are on the ground. and so is our pal jake byrd, trump supporter. jake spreads trumpthusiasm everywhere he goes. maybe you recall seeing him back in september at the trump rally in dallas. >> trump! trump! trump! trump! >> don't forget. i love this these people back here. >> and we love you! we love you! we love you, donald j.! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: you can see they love each other. it's a beautiful thing. yesterday jake braved the elements to file this special report from a donald trump rally on the eve of the primaries in manchester, new hampshire. 3w4r >> i think trump is the person who will go to washington and actually get things done. he'll hire good people to be in good positions then hold them accountable for these positions. >> he's going to get us jobs. he's going to get america wo

and on the democratic side texas big winner in the new hampshe primary, bernie sanders. great to have you in studio. a huge story. >> everybody wanted to come on overnight. donald trump is going to join us. ted cruz is going to join us. this issue is so huge. all the candidates wanant to wei in. >> it's an interesting time. george, thank you. go get ready for the show. have a great one. thank you for joining us. we appreciate it. >> sure. >>> we want to turn to the dangerous cold in much of america. and indra petersons is on the story from a frigid central park. good morning to you. >> good morning, you know, since i cover weather a lot, i like to think i'm tougher than you guys. but when it's this cold, it's game over. right now, central park, you can see. currently 0 degrees. the actual low. not that cold since 1994. binghamton, the actual temperature, 18 below. ties for the second all-time coldest ever. so you're talking about very cold temperatures out here. let's look at how many of you are affected. the mid-atlantic to the northeast. these temperatures are bitter c

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the candidates held a debate last night in new hampshe. here's some of w`at they had to say. >> it is just not achiable. let's go down a path where we can actually tell people what we will do. a progressive is someone that makes progress. that's what i intend to do. >> senator sanders, you spent nearly two decades in congress and haven't gotten any of these things past. why do you think as president you' be able to achieve big, new programs? >> i haven't quite run for [ applause ] let's deal with some of the comments that secretary clinton made. and by the way, yoyoknow, sometimes there's a lot of drama here. i've known secretary clinton for 25 years and respect her very much. here is the issue. every major country on earth, whether it's the uk, whether it's france, whether it's canada, has managed to provide health care to all people as a right and they are spending significantly less per capita on health care than we are. so i di not accept the belief that t united states of america can't do that. i do not accept the belief that the unit

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new hampsh >>> this sunday, the critical new hampshire primary. now, just two days away. last night the most bitter republican debate yet. >> just not true. >> there it is. >> there it is. the memorized 25-second speech. >> at stake, can donald trump rebound from his disappointing iowa finish? can marco rubio keep his momentum going and surge in new hampshire? can bush, kasich or christie survive beyond tuesday? donald trump joins me face-to-face. >> plus -- the democrats are going at each other, too. >> artful smear, innuendo, insinuation. >> can hillary clinton have her own comeback kid style new hampshire moment? can bernie sanders turn a new hampshire blowout into a national movement? >> what leadership is about is not just swimming with the current. >> hillary clinton and bernie sanders are with us this morning. and bern your enthusiasm. was that bernie sanders on "snl" last night or larry david or both? >> pretty, pretty, pretty, pretty good. >> i'm chuck todd in manchester, new hampshire joining me for insight and analysis this sunday morning, msnbc's chris matthew

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wife, after we did so well in new hampshe, well, i'm really happy about daddy doing so well. but when's he coming home? and, i'm actually going home for valentine's day. but it's going to take a long time. i'm headed to michigan tomorrow. i ---- know we're going to be back here in south carolina. we're, you know, preparing all across the country. i think it will take a long time, george. and it's going to be interesting. i hope we can raise it, raise the bar and have a little higher brow conversation about what we want to do. >> governor kasich, thank you for your time this morning. >> thank you, george. >>> up next, we'll hear from the democrats, hillary clinton, bernie sanders is going to join us as well. senator chuck schumer. the number two democrat in the $% senate. a member of the judiciary committee. our powerhouse "roundtable." your heart loves omega-3s. but the omega-3s in fish oil differ from megared krill oil. unlike fish oil, megared is easily absorbed by yououbody. megared. the difference is easy to absorb. how was your commute? good. yours? good. xerox real time

new hampsh >>> this sunday, the critical new hampshire primary. now, just two days away.epublican debate yet. >> just not true. >> there it is. >> there it is. the memorized 25-second speech. >> at stake, can donald trump rebound from his disappointing iowa finish? can marco rubio keep his momentum going and surge in new hampshire? can bush, kasich or christie survive beyond tuesday? donald trump joins me face-to-face. >> plus -- the democrats are going at each other, too. >> artful smear, innuendo, insinuation. >> can hillary clinton have her own comeback kid style new

. >> reporter: john kasich is looking to new hampshe's moderates for a ticket to south carolina. >> i'm very confident that we'll be eating gumbo and wearing flip-flops. >> reporter: marco rubio who's endured criticism for talking points during saturday's debate was again caught hitting the repeat button. >> we know how hard it's become to instill our value in your kids instead of the vls they try to ram down our throats. in the 21st century, it's become harder than ever to instill in your children the value they teach in homes and church instead of the values that they try to ram down our throats in culture. >> reporter: this very busy polling place is in bedford, a well to do suburb ofman manchester. it was mitt romney's best city in 2012. which means they should do well here. rubio and bush will be here to greet vote ners a little while. there's a reason for that. experienced campaigns in the state know that up to 12% of voters in this republican presidential primary decide who to vote for while standing in line. >> wow. thank you, major. we should know tonight how it turns out. majo

lot, lot better i an upset and show he canin in statesith more minories than predominantly white new hampshe. >> think oleion day people will be sprised abo how well we do. >> reporter: wh the race headin the sth and west clinton is releasing new ad medt vada hpanic vote takin o thessue of deportatn. and just a few hours o clinton stpe along the strip to greet rkers on the overt shi at her tel. winsaturday inevada will hav a l of momentum going forward inouarolina and beyond to super tuesda what is clear a prolonged prar battle. >> andrea tche inasvegas. let' let's talkpolls. here is what we see, 36% donald trump far and away the lder and this tight race for second or third. is south carin poised to be theta tt wiowathize field? >> donald trum is way ahead in our poll and oer poll. the real mchetwearco rubio andeb bush. the forr proteg e twof the bor i thought maybe bothak it out. whoever is ahead here in south carolina on satury is pbably ing to get to go on into t finals. whoer is bend can get out quit quickly. >> w have t newbc wall street joual pol shong donald trump not leading t marco

don't forget nextt saturday the big repubcanebate live from new hampshe at 8:00 p.m. eastern. we'll have cimplete wrap-up coverage tonight. >> as the results come in. that's exactly right. >>> lot more coming up from iowa thrng mop we're covering the other big headlines and amy has that. >>> big news this hour, two students at virginia tech have been arresteted and will now face judge today as police investigate the murder of a 13-year-old who l led near campmp. abc's eva pilgrim reports many, many questions surround this case. including the motive. >> reporter: this morning, two charges in connectioion with t the death of a 13-year-old blacksburg girl. >> it really hits home. >> reporter: nicole vell's parents said she vanished wednesday between midnight, pushing a dresser against her bedroo drawer and climbing out of her window. fami and friends worried that lovell a liver transplant recipient, needed medication daily. saturday morning, p police arrested a freshman engineering student, saying that eisenhauer knew lovell and used that to his advantage. sunday a second student

. >> it's a long race one two-minute exchange isn t ofoter upor grabs he in n hampshe. a new poll out tod from monmouth univeity shows that abt half of replican primary voters in the state still have not cpletely decided on a candidate. jake. >> they wait till t last minute here. gabe, thanks. >>> a ground game here in new hampshire innsified for the democrats a well today with bernie sanders holding a commanding lead in new hampshire. hiary clinton made aide trip today. we get more onhe democrats frrist lker >> reporter: with two days until the new hampshireimary, secretary clinton taking a detour today toaptist church lgely aican-arican int,michan,acdy a toxi watcris. >>sot neay unacab oron tho bo. what happened in flint is immoral. >> reporter: clinton's visit designed to resonate with her se iney states like south carolina. hampshe. but the clintonren'tivg upn the gnite st voluntee areoing doo t do. herurrogate in chieormer president b clton, reminiin aut the ste where famouy dbed himself the comeback kid, helping to catapultim to the presidency >> this is2 on erds. you n

. >> joining us from new hampsh e hampshire, manchester.esearch center at suffolk, university here to talk about the final poll heading into tomorrow's primary. let's look at the boston globe. they did this for the boston globe and headlined the new poll shows rubio closing in on trump. trump had the lead for the last few weeks heading into new hampshire, but rubio is making ground. explain what's going on. >> he the lead for the last 70 polls taken. an incredible streak. he has maintained the lead because there so many viable candidates in the second tier. if there were only one or two, it might be different. again, this poll closed prior to the republican debate and rubio had surged into second place at 19%, kasich at 13%. many other viable candidates like jeb bush and chris christie and ted cruise. the anti-trump vote is split up by a multiple of good candidates in new hampshire and that made trump's 29% or 30% stand tall. it's not a skyscraper of a percentage. it towers over the other opponents and he maintained his lead. >> donald trum

just days to go till new hampshe and the campaigns are reaching a fever pitch. gop candidate chris christie on thettack and joining us live. >>> real-life bonnie and clyde, a couple with a long history of crime now onhe run suspected in a string of robberies and georgia. and dangerous. >>> big new report abouthose nfl poster boys, from tom brady to cam newton, why is it that the quarterback always seems to be so good looking? as we count down to the super behind their sex appeal. >>> good morning, america, on this thursday. robin on assignment. a lot to get to. you should have seen the look on michael's face w when am asked how good looking quarterbacks are. >> how good looking are they? >> not that good looking to me. only way they look good to me when they we in my way and i got a chance to hit them. >> it's your job to mess up their face. >> this is actually a real story, t cover of "sports illustrated." it's a real story, a real phenomenon and we will later >> so you'll weigh in a little more, right? >> why are quarterbacks so attractitive. >> they're the on

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if donald trump fails to win iowa, fails to win new hampsh e hampshire, his campaign is probably overe other candidates, john kasich among them, that a strong showing, second or third place, will really catapult them further to national prominent. john kasich got into the race later. people didn't think he would be able to raise the finances, get on the debate stage, but his record in ohio, the fact that he knows how to get this job done, doesn't need on the job training, and nobody has the fiscal credentials of cutting taxes and balancing budgets that he has, that has set him apart and put him in a second-place position going into the final week here in new hampshire. >> let me ask this. marco rubio has gotten a bump and momentum out of iowa, his third-place finish. how do you compete, if you're in the same lane, so to speak, in the establishment lane, how does john kasich win over voters who might be thinking about marco rubio? >> sure, we'll see what iowa does to the numbers in new hampshire. it rarely has a very big impact. the second thing i would offer as an observation is you m

his aides tell me he raked in more than $7 million since new hampshe. happy with their fundraising figures, as well but wouldn't release an exact dollar amount. >> thanks so much. >> turn now to mark halpern. what is in her mind right now in. >> we have seen the clintons and campaigns over decades and an old political expression things are bad for her now. big loss in new hampshire. there is question within the campaign about whether she has confidence in her team. some people on her team are worried she is not performing well enough as a candidate. the fundraising figures are horrible for hillary clinton. she can't raise money like bernie sanders. she has to start turning things around and winning the news cycle. the debate is important. first in nevada in caucuses and here in south carolina she has to start beating bernie sanders to give herself confidence >> from the very beginning it was thought that she would do well with women of all ages. looking at new hampshire she lost that demographic by about ten percentage points. the common belief is she w

sanders speech, a week ago, he came in so close tonight in iowa, but he wins decisively tonight in new hampsh at the moment that he is waiting this is him shooting baskets in the basketball court with his grandson. of course, he has his own rebound, he' s got all of his grandchildren around, and he wants of the ball and takes one more and the headlines -- maria: as we look at "the boston herald" right there, we are going to see donald trump now. it is his turn to address the crowd. ed: and this is the headline: "don." speaking of don, donald trump is good to be speaking soon. of course as you know, donald trump is financing his campaign himself. [applause] mr. trump: so beautiful. so beautiful. [cheering] mr. trump: we are going to make america great again. i want to thank everybody, but i really have to begin by paying homage to my parents, married and friend, they' re up there, they are looking down here saying, this is something very special. they love this country and they are very, very happy right now. so thank you to my parents. i want to thank my sister , a really great sister, anothe

as for christie, he invested a lot of time and money in new hampshe hoping it would jump-start his campaign. ohio governor john kasich was a big winner in new hampshire finishing behind donald trump. ted cruz, jeb bush, marco rubio essentially tiedor thirir race on cbs this morning. others argueegue you don't have the money or staff to meet, take advavaage of the momentum out off new mpshire. >> charlie, a lot of people said i wouldn't g@t in the race. i wouldn't raise the money. i've wouldn't make the debate i wouldn't do well. i would drop out. i would disappear. now we are here the i lot of, being underestimated. i have all my lifetime. we are in south carolina. we are going to compete here in look, i thinkeople are tir of the negativity. i think the ability to talk about what you want to do. you know the reason a lot of people go negative is because the positive doesn't work. imagine if you are running for office. you didn't have much positive. all you spent your time doing was talking negative. that's sort of a downer, i think it is. and, but look, i think people want to know we can so

this is a candidate who has re-defined republican politics and ran away with new hampshe. tell me it's a revolution >> reporter: donald trump, triumphant triumphant. >> we are going to make america great again. >> reporter: the brara billionaire turned politician, racking up his first win. >> we want to thank the people of new hampshire. right? do we lovee the people of new hampshire! >> reporter: extending an olive branch of sorts to his republican rivals. >> i wanted to congratulate the other candidates, okay? now that i got that out of the way -- >> reporter: taking aim at the democrat who carried new hampshire. >> i heard parts of bernie's speech. he wants to give away our country, folks. we're not going to let it happen. >> reporter: winning the war for second, ohio governor john resonated in an otherwise nasty primary. >> the light overcame the darkness of negative campaign. [ applause ] and you made it happen. >> reporter: earlier, he was reflective with nbc news. >> we pgged away and plugged away. the little engine that can. >> reporter: a week removed from an iowa

she has made her way to new hampshe overnight, as well. good morning. >> good morning, savannah. was the closest democratic iowa caucus race in history. hillary clinton apparently saving off another embarrassing upset in the state, but arriving here a f hours ago in new hampshire without the momentum she was hoping for. >> i stand here tonight breathing a big sigh of relief. thank you, iowa. >> iowa, thank you. >> reporter: early this morning, hillary clinton was named the winner of the iowa caucuses, after a close race with bernie sanders. who responded to the news after morning. >> do you anticipate contesting >> we just got off the plane and we don't know enough about it. >> reporter: a race so tight, in a few caucus briefings, some county delegates were decided by aaoin toss. something party officials recommend to settle disputed towns. >> it looks like we'll have about half of the iowa delegates. >> reporter: for sanders, the tension wasas high. watching the results come in from his hotel room. pacing in front of the television. even claydelaying his flight to new hampshire,

believe >> with bi and chelsea's help hoping for a repeat of the success she had he in new hampshe in 2008 >> iill get up every day and do all that i can to make a real difference for you, your families and our country. >> reporter: and while there are front-runners in the polls, the outcome could be much different with about 44% of voters here still undecided. kendis and reena. >> yeah. marci, i'm curious about these early voting locations. do we expect any surprises in the vote. >> reporter: you know, from what we hear this is not an indicator of what we'll see in the rest of the state. it's interesting to take a look at the early results. the three different polling places on the republican side actually had three different winners. ovall when you add up the votes, it's three-way tie in n and as you mentioned, on the democrat side, sanders i now ahead going into primary day. 17-9. >> 17-9. okay so let's go out on a limb here, a stretch here and say sanders might within new hampshire today. he's up 25 points well, as well. what would be next for hillary clinton at this point. >> rep

republicans have just wrapped up their final debate before the voting here in new hampshe, less thaha thrhr days away. democrats on the ballot here, as well. bernie sanders and hillary clinton. cecilia vega covers those campaigns. what are you hearing from them tonight? >> privately, there were a number of democrats who were concerned -- concerned about a mar doeco rubio surge. the dnc chairmanwoman sent out a tweet earlier tonight, saying marco rubio, #notreadyforprimetime. hillary clinton's team is firing back on immigration and health care. the one thing i was struck by tonight, seeing this stage, was how few times hillary clinton's name actually came up compared to past debates. >> you are right about that. i was struck by that, as well. donna brazile here, as well. it is true that most democrats think that marco rubio would be the toughest candidate to beat, pretty early to count him out, though. >> marco rubio did not come prepared tonight to make closing arguments in a time when there are still a lot of undecided voters. tonight, he decided to run against presidede 0obama in 20

so she may not have won new hampshire, but she definitely won old hampshe. (laughter) okay.y're nimble. her team is nimble. so her team sprung into action and reached out to young people with an ad on the youth-friendly social network, america online. (laughter) this is true. her new campaign slogan: (modem noise) for america. >> jon: that's the dialup. aol is where all the cool teens go to update their geocities page. i can't wait to see how they appeal to the youths next. maybe hand out some leaflets at bingo night. or team up with netflix to sponsor a "murder she wrote" reunion where the victim... is the middle class. (laughter) or a massive ad buy on a.m. radio: "just want to remind all yo millennials to get out there and support hillary. coming up next: three hours of old men whispering about jesus!" (laughter) i'd listen. well, whatever age you are, we've got a great show for you tonight. first, i'll be sitting down with the very funny craig ferguson (cheers and applause) he's much taller than you think. >> jon: oh, yeah. i didn't know he was that tall. >> stephen: he'

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