new hampshire has its five days later. y did not want to have it new year's day, it would've been a little bit difficult. although, they could have had tvs, if the iowa hawkeyes had in plain and a gain. iowa moves there's to third, new hampshire's have theirs on january 8. so, when is the 2012 primary going to be set for new hampshire? anybody know the day? you don't, because it is a trick question. the date is not set. ae republican party has scheduled date. suggested date, at the very 14th. that is probably not going to happen. already, florida is on the books as having there's on january 30. which remain south carolina with the there's that earlier and new hampshire with that there's a earlier. it would be the same sort of circus that we had in 2000 -- 2008. secretaries of state are really working to try to not have that happen so that this is going on. yes? we do not know when the 2012 primary is, ask secretary gardner on thursday. what he thinks the date is going to be. i do not think you would say different of the cam

of new hampshire to get the attention that new hampshire has. to get the political influence that new hampshire has. and steal it away from the state of new hampshire. this process is called frontloading. that is the process of moving primaries up earlier in the election calendar. there are a lot of reasons for frontloading. first off, states think they get more influence if they are at the head of the selection process. they think they get more money, too. there is somewhat of a myth out there. you read this swenson article that puts that economic impact analysis in 2008 iowa caucuses. there is a myth that the new hampshire primary brings in gobs of money to the state. what was it that swenson says? how much money does the caucus does the iowa caucus bring into -- does the iowa caucus bring into the state of iowa that year he was looking at? i think it was $31 million or something like that. they looked at the whole four-year cycle from 1997 through 2000 and calculated the amount of money that candidates spent, other people spent, and even used

to corey lewandowski's point, he knows new hampshire very well. he's worked in new hampshire.been up there a couple election cycles. new hampshire -- iowa is built for ted cruz. it does have the evangelical base. new hampshire is built for donald trump in the sense you do have blue collar republicans. suburbanites people who moved up from massachusetts to escape the taxes in massachusetts. the republicans who moved up there. new hampshire does have a great constituency for donald trump. it's a former more industrial state. the rivers go through the mill tine towns. he can make the case about china, about immigration and will have a very receptive audience. the question for me is he going to play the blue collar lane or get caught looking to his right and have a fight? you can find conservative libertarian voters in new hampshire. does he look right and compete there or look at the romney map? if you look at the romney map, more mainstream moderate republicans, you have rubio, kasich, christie, and bush all between 10 and 15 points right now and carly fiorina getting a chunk of

welcome to new hampshire. where voters can make or break a candidate >> what i have learned over the years nothing more volatile nothing more unpredictable than >> dante is political sign at unh. he says seen primary has been established for 100 years >> and no comments on that question. >> it didn't really become game changer until 1952. that's about when harry true-learned hard lesson his approval polls were low. he needed new hampshire stay alive. but truman didn't campaign in the state. he lost the primary and suspended his campaign. >> and that's when new hampshire, began to give momentum to the winners who emergeded from the state. because they have got new hampshire. name. >> there no sure bets over the past 100 years, the primary has fill unexpected twists and turns. >> some biggest surprises would include gary hart in 1984. defeating former vice president wall it moon dail. and for the new hampshire democratic primary. there. 2008. hillary clinton, come back versus barack obama after logs the iowa cau

will that give them a boost in new hampshire? donald trump slips into second place but calls it a great finish. standing by for a trump news conference. narrow win, hillary clinton edges bernie sanders by less than 1%. will he challenge the results or look ahead to new hampshire? i'll speak with the top sanders adviser. hear my interview with hillary clinton. >>> next battleground, tonight, all eyes on new hampshire. trump and sanders hold big leads but with the nation's first primary just a week away, has the game already changed? >>> rocket man, growing alarm as kim jong-un gets ready for a rocket launch. will it be able to launch a nuclear missile as far as the united states? i'm wolf blitzer. you're in "the situation room." >>> after an all-night deliver hanger on the democratic side, stunning turnabout in the republican race, iowa caucuses are history. it's about new hampshire, the primary a week away. it took until this afternoon for the iowa democratic part to release final results showing hillary clinton as the winner, edg

thanks to the people of new hampshire, >> good to be back in new hampshire. >> new hampshire. >> new mpshire. >> new hampshire. >> it's great to be back in new hampshire. >> one reporter called answer's primary the first -- new hampshire's primary the greatest of political rights. ♪ [cheers] >> thank you so much for coming to an answer. -- new hampshire. >> this is where you can observe the candidate in the heat of dialogue, in the heat of getting tough questions about their positions on the issues. it's not just a place where you give a speech. its firstpshire takes in the nation primary status really seriously. >> is a series of town hall meetings we will be having. >> this is my 20th townhall meeting. 115thcome to the townhall meeting here in new hampshire. >> c-span's campaign 2016 is taking you on the road to the white house. >> let's go win the nomination. >> thank you and god bless you. >> in iowa c-span brought to you speeches. >> thank you all very much. >> meet and greets, town halls and live caucus coverage. this week c-span is on the ground in new hampshire following the c

he goes on to new hampshire.f he falls apart in new hampshire, new hampshire is a much better state for donald trump. he's up significantly there. if he falls apart in new hampshire, then i think he's in trouble. >> go ahead, van. >> the other thing that is so interesting is americans actually like braggards. muhammad ali would brag and brag, and then when he knocked people out, people loved him. steve jobs, he would say i'm going to change the world and then he could go and do it. people hate braggers who brag and brag and then slip on their own banana meal. you either have to spend the time or spend the dime. you either have to put the face time and shake hands or put together a world class operation. what you have is a cheapskate billionaire, who didn't spend the time or the dime and slipped on his own banana peel. >> katrina, are you going to let him get away with that? >> donald trump was not supposed to be in the top ten -- >> not according to him. not according to him. >> he competed anyway. that's the poi

trump shows up for one day in new hampshire and with win the new hampshire primary. up america. here's another one from clayton saying snowy person in the nation, even manchester. great alongside the great republican foundation friend. i wouldn't be happy with second place in new hampshire there. elizabeth saying, i lived in new hampshire as a child and has family there, it blake break -- breaks my heart that they have a drug problem. mexico can stop this illegal drug flow in two minutes. one last call here after this donald trump townhall. georgia, matt is calling on the line for others. caller: yes. can i volunteer for a military organizations for trump being raised all the money. never heard a word from him. we have soldiers that really need help. but haven't heard one word from him. it would be nice if someone would find out who they are giving the money to? they said we raised so much money, but where is it going? other thing, i was in the military about the same age as trump. air force. how he's going to send other people, children to fight a war. where is his

keane, new hampshire, thanks. as hillary clinton declares herself the winner in iowa, bernie sanders, you heard, said, talking about his campaign, said we're going to have a to look a little more thoroughly about the election results in iowa. for his -- let's talk about this and more. welcome to all of you. >> good morning. >> so ron, i'll start with you. the des moines rental ster reports coin tosses were held in six precincts to award delegates. the paper says clinton won each toss. any chance that this could develop into something bigger? >> i have a feeling they are not going to push it too far. but last time the republicans couldn't count. this time the democrats. you would think at least they could do is count the votes. i think it is really disappointing. iowa did answer two big questions but at least two more still to be determined. bernie sanders dominance among young voters is very real and he's not just a wine track candidate. meaning not just dependent on --. very positive signs for him. on the other h

we'll try to put new hampshire on the spot. we're doing it all over again next week. >>> one contest down. only nine more to go before america elects the next president. it's 5:00 in new york city and this is "the five." hello, everyone. we're back from iowa where the first vote of 2016 presidential race is in the history books. what a wild night it was. today the candidates are fanned out across new hampshire. the next front in the war for the white house. more on that battle in a minute. a contest between hillary clinton and bernie sanders was settled just today. even though clinton declared victory last night. the ap called in it her favor. the closest race in iowa caucus history. last night iowans set a new record for turnout in the republican race. ted cruz got the nod there surprising many pollsters who had donald trump pegged to win. >> god bless the great state of iowa. tonight, iowa has proclaimed to the world, morning is coming. and tonight is a testament to the people's commitments, to their yearnings to get back to o

fight for new hampshire.e next generation, younger voters engaged in the way you guys are? >> absolutely. i think they have to be because it picks up on what renÉe centered new hampshire is this. what we believe in freedom and opportunity. that's what's important. you can't get that type of vetting anyplace else. that's what folks at the national level whether it's a notch republican part our national democratic party want to take it out because you can't control the process in new hampshire. people have the freedom of speech. people practice their individual thoughts and they will challenge you. they will challenge in the way you will not be jumped anyplace else. that's scary for people who are used to be able to control messages. messages. >> state law that takes new hampshire will always be first at the question is will always matter? engagement is a key point you guys are trying to make. >> as far as voting for the people in new hampshire, we are one of the highest for the state in the country for our vot

iowa barely was over and now everybody's in new hampshire. >> i'm glad that you told me i was in new hampshire because i'm not sure i actually would have been able to say that to you. i'm not sure where i am. >> i know you're exhausted but you did a great job and you're doing a great job. you're not unfamiliar with new hampshire, you've been covering this all day and for a while. what's happening on the ground? >> i have to tell you what i witnessed tonight and that was in exeter new hampshire, it was a marco rubio rally, it was exactly why in this complicated process of electing nominees for president people like to do well in iowa and not just that, do better than expected. so much of this is a psychological game, a psychological situation where you want to kind of project the allure of a winner. and that is really what happened just of course anecdotally what i saw in exeter. there were a lot of people there who showed up who never would have shown up for a marco rubio rally, who are considering others in his sort of mainstream lane, john kasich, chris christie, for example, but th

five hours from right now the first votes in new hampshire primary will be cast. but there is a campaign trail bombshell and this could change everything. former new york city mayor michael bloomberg appears serious about jumping into the presidential race. mayor bloomberg telling the financial "times" he is looking at all the options. more on this developing story in just moments. right now "on the record" taking you behind the scene on new hampshire's primary eve. 24 hours from right now. all the new hampshire poll also close and the votes will be counted. the 2016 candidate spending campaign day crisscrossing the state hoping to make last minute voters them the big winner. >> watch this. [inaudible] [ laughter ] >> i was going to get up, i think i will stay on one knee. >> we have got to be willing to say no to the washington cartel. is a no to the cronyism. no to the corporate welfare and corruption in washington and get back to the constitutional principles that built this country. >> we need to let countries know, you attack us, we can defend ourselves. and i

not be so strong in s new hampshire. e couldn't get in the state today because he actually was sleeping at home in new york and was snowed out. but is there a different formula new hampshiren than there could have been in iowa? >> oh, sure there is, those are two very different states. first, on the ground game, yeah, iowa, incaution point in donald trump even said i never knew what a ground game was before i came to iowa. wonder --kind of >> who has he opinion talking to. yes. forew hampshire is easier trump in two ways. number one, it's not a caucus state. so people can vote all day long, like they do in normal places. you don't need the intense level of commitment to go spend two at a caucus in the effect. so your soft trump voters will get there.hances to but much more importantly, iowa the most evangelical and religiously conservative country, in athe republican contest, it's right up there. new hampshire is at the opposite end of the scale. and so ted cruz has a problem there. it's an opportunity for donald trump. >

new hampshire, we love new hampshire. i think we're going to be proclaiming victory, i hope. >>reporter: and after that silence, even on twitter from a candidate who is very active on social media. until late this morning the tweets started again. my experience in iowa was a great one. i started out with all the experts saying i couldn't do well there and ended up in second place, nice. and so did the blame game. because i was told i could not do well in iowa, i spent very little there. a fraction of cruz and rubio. came in on a strong second. great honor. >> one other note from the trump campaign, former senator scott at his rally in milford last night and nbc news is reporting that brown will endorse trump at that event. keeping watching. >>> a big night for florida senator marco rubio, he secured a stronger than expected third place finish in iowa. he was out early campaigning and is hoping to gain even more momentum as he heads into next week's vote. jennifer eagan in exeter, new hampshire with more on how last night could help him. >>reporter: senator marco rubio leading

jeb bush in bedford, new hampshire. i wanted to give you a little bit of an idea of how the voters are seeing their names on the ballot. this is a copy of the republican ballot. there are 30 names on here. 28 names on the democratic ballot. so a lot of names for the voters to weed through as they come in here and make their choices, but this is a very informed electorate, and i can tell you the time for the voters to pick up their ballot to where they go cast their votes, it's only a minute or two. they' they're weeding through the names quickly. >> they are impressive in new hampshire. dan, to you, your paper, the union leader featured an editorial that said this of donald trump. trump has shown himself to be a crude blow hard with no clear political philosophy and no deeper understanding of the important and serious role of the president of the united states that one of his goons he lets rough up protesters in his crowds. on february 9th we trust new hampshire republicans will send biff trump back to anywhere but to t

some democrats here in new hampshire may take that into account. at least the clinton campaigns hopes they will. sanders is calling for a new movement. he's calling for a revolution, if you will. he thinks that is what this country needs. take a listen. >> that is why what iowa has begun tonight is a political revolution. [ applause ] >> a political revolution that says when millions of people come together, including those who have given up on the political process, they're so dismayed and so frustrated with what goes on in washington with young people before who had never been involved in the political process, when young people and working people and seniors begin to stand up and say loudly and clearly, enough is a enough, when that happens -- >> so this, of course, will determine how this race goes forward. his call for a revolution and her call for democratic activist and regular. the new hampshire primary one week away. so many contests ahead. the clinton campaign is stronger in the contest going forward. south carolina and nevada. before we g

. >> new hampshire. >> he is from new hampshire. >> it is great to be back in new hampshire. >> the newre primary has been called the most cherished of voter rights. >> governor, thank you so much for coming to new hampshire. >> this is a place where you can observe a candidate in the heat of a dialogue, in the heat, getting tough questions. place wherest a there is a scripted speech. >> new hampshire takes its first in the nation primary status very seriously. >> this is just one of the town hall meetings we will be having. >> welcome to our 115th town hall meeting here in new hampshire. >> in his weekly address, president obama spoke about what his administration has been doing about climate change. congressman john cap go of new york delivered the gop response where he spoke about changes to the visa waiver program. president obama: hello everyone. when of the things that makes america great is our passion for innovation. of discovery and entrepreneurship that helps us meet any challenge. when of the greatest challenges is climate change. over the last seven years, we have made has s

he is leading in the polls here in new hampshire by double digits, and it is pretty extraordinary what he was able to pull off in iowa. perhaps that's a lesson learn from his campaign. >> trump is also going after the news media saying that his second place finish in iowa is not being covered properly. he seems to be lashing out at the voters in iowa. we'll leave this to the viewers to decide how to interpret this tweet. it's a little hard to discern, but he says i don't believe i've been given any credit by the voters for self-funding my campaign. the only one i will keep doing, but not worth it! so ashleigh, perhaps a little bit of doubt there as to whether or not donald trump feels like all of this is worth it. if you can read into that, i think i'm reading into that, and at the same time take a look at what he said last night. he soubded very gracious, very humble. not the brash billionaire at the podium last night when he was essentially conceding the race to ted cruz there in iowa. here's what he had to say. >> i love you. we thank you. you're special. we will be back many, many

new hampshire, we love new hampshire. we love south carolina. >> reporter: several republican candidates are already on the ground, choosing to forego caucus night in iowa and focus their efforts right here in new hampshire where gop voters are said to be more moderate and less southecially conservative. early this morning. the governors will no longer have the voters of the granite state to themselves as the rest of the white house hopefuls begin to converge, aiming to solidify their support and sway last-minute holdouts. the new hampshire primary is a semi closed primary. if you are a democrat, you vote for a democrat. if you are a republican you vote for a republican. if you are an undeclared voter, you can choose when you get to that ballot box who you're going to be voting for. back to you. >> thank you so much, molly line. we're going back to iowa. iowa voters showed up in record numbers. some caucus locations ran out of ballots. a gop turnout last night, more than 180,000. that is compared to the previous record of

shoulder to shoulder with our friends in new hampshire. >> the new hampshire only stands a chance to again serve an important role in the american democracy by letting the candidates learn from us as well as we learn from the candidates. >> in fact, it was former state rep jim splaine who authored the 1975 law that requires the new hampshire primary be held at least seven days before any other similar contest. for that reason secretary gardner said new hampshire will always be first. the candidates have to realize and value what voters have -- what voters here have to offer. >> as voters, as residents, as members of the media to give them the opportunity to make their case in our living rooms, on our streets, and in meeting rooms. >> when they come to new hampshire, their experience -- >> i just placed a phone call to my friend john mccain. >> i want to congratulate senator clinton on a hard fought victory here in new hampshire. >> they went through it. they understand the value. they understand they're connecting with real voters, hearing what they're concerned with, not what the na

clouds in northern new hampshire. stick around for much of the day with showers and flurries a possibility. then this system here, telling you about two areas of low pressure just off the coast, making close passes at new england. it appears this one will be the closest, second one watching for election primary day into wednesday, will be farther away and probably have less impact. you'll want to stick around and keep checking in through the rest of the weekend and tomorrow. that's the case, but that's what it's looking like, the data indicating today. this system here, with a much it come up along the coast here, just off the coast and spread snow here in new england and new hampshire as well. highest amounts will be south of austin, cape cod and the islands likely seeing that amount. around here, the area of low pressure, number one, staying off shore, and here is number two on tuesday, notice it's farther off shore and weaker, therefore impacting us less. a possibility of snow showers during the primary day. breakin

live in new hampshire, i'm andy hiller, 7 news. >> sounds good, andie. if you have questions for andy hiller and our pollster, we want to her them. you can tweet us with the hashtag primaryon7. or you can go to our website at whdh.com. we'll have the answers to some of your 10:30 on carbon monoxide w-56 tonight, 10:30. we'll have coverage all week, on-line and on-air. >>> plenty of more news to get to here this evening. >> we have several breaking stories to cover for you. emergency crews responding to kenmore square. boston fire saying an acid spill shut down road in that area. >>> also breaking a three yearly who was rush to the hospital over the weekend has passed away. we'll have the latest when 7 news at 6:00 returns. car repairs, home improvements, a family trip ...it's not easy to afford them. what did marco rubio do? he put $22,000 in personal expenses on a republican party credit card. rubio's bad judgment caused a scandal and for five years rubio refused to release the credit card records. marco rubio: skipping major votes... all over the place

>>> it's tuesday, february 9th, the road to the whitehouse swings through new hampshire today. >> presidential candidates swing across the state in the first primary election. >>> let's get right to a fox news alert. the first votes have been counted at midnight in the new hampshire primaries. >> residents in dixville notch showed up and they are in a three-way tie. >> donald trump, ted crews and john sayic are tied neck and neck. >> we're live in manchester with the latest in the republican race. molly, good morning. >> good morning, leah. as you mentioned, a few of those towns to the north have already cast their ballots, the rest begin early this morning, some polls opening at 6:00 a.m., the republicans like the democrats were out there working very hard yesterday. the final push the get out the vote effort to pull in those supporters. the republicans pulled in all the stops in their final pleas to get out that vote. >> tomorrow, you have to get out and you have to vote no matter what. >> if you are sick, if you are really like, you can't move, you're close to death, your doctor tells you i

we have a huge lineup as we take apart what's going to happen in new hampshire. >> i'm going to new hampshire right now. >> see you later. bill: a fox news alert. here we are in the next phase of this race. we are 24 hours before most of the polls will be open in the granite state. it's a sprint to the finish as men and women are jockeying for position. martha: it was a great weekend'. watching the super bowl. you have got the frontrunner donald trump still in a double-digit lead. candidates have been chris crossing the state after a strong debate performance. governor chris christy says he believes this state always new ballgame. >> this race is wide open. no one knows what's really going none this race at all. we sense real mow men touch on the ground for us. if we'll run through the tape us dane do very well. >> tuesday you have to get out and vote. we have a movement going on that is unbelievable. >> this is the first primary in the country that gets to answer the question what happens next to america after 7 years of a president that is trying to take from us all of the things that made

bill: jeb bush make a final push in new hampshire. nish here could breathe new thriefn his campaign and he knows that. >> i have been written off. i have seen over by th oh birthn about me and i'm still here. >> we can disfence with the notion that this campaign is over and not a competitive race. we feel good. we have the bestground game out of everybody out there. we made 100,000 door knocks. we are running a national campaign unlike john kasich and chris christie who are stuck here in new hampshire. >> we saw him yesterday, the energy is good. you wonder if opt number of wins in this climate. the vein is anger among the electorate. >> donald trump is not going to do anything about it. he's just mirroring people's anger. jeb bush can fix the problems in washington that will give people the chance to rise you have again. that's what we are seeing, donald is going the wrong direction. bill: general bush said you are not just a loser, you are and whiern and a liar. john mccain is a hero. over and out. >> anybody who makes fun of a p.o.w

first let's check the latest poll averages for the new hampshire primary. bernie sanders holds a lead with 56% of the vote, 38% for hillary clinton. donald trump is leading the way for republicans in new he's followed by marco rubio at 14% many now, polling third is ted cruz, who of course just came off a win in iowa. he has 12% many john kasich 11%, followed by jeb bush with 10% an chris christy, who spent more time than any other candidate in new hampshire is currently at only 5% candidates on both sides are preparing for debates. tonight the democrats, hillary clinton and bernie sanders will be debating at the university of new hampshire in durham and of course this saturday the republicans will be facing after in manchester, new hampshire. >> i call him the guy with the dirty had a hat, low i.q. >> happening now donald trump getting ready to speak in portsmouth, new hampshire. i think he's up there on the we will can listen in. >> isis an others are using our internet. we invented the net. ice assist using it to radicalize our kids and our kids are leavi

now after new hampshire, jeb bush came in fourth and he has new life. let's listen. >> the pundits had it all figured out. last monday night when the iowa caucuses were complete, they said the race was now a three-person race between two freshman senators and a reality tv star. and while the reality tv star is still doing well, it looks like you all have reset the race. and for that, i am really grateful. >> never before has someone been so happy with 11% and fourth place, eric. but look, he's going to south carolina and he's bringing his brother, the former president. >> that's right. that's right. fourth place winner, right? so jeb bush has been under a lot of pressure to sort of get his super pac to dial it back, to sort of cede the way for marco rubio. he goes to south carolina as one of four establishment candidates but it sounds like chris christie might not be along for this race and john kasich doesn't really play in the south. so jeb bush is going to territory where he can maybe shake up this race. his brother is going to be there in south caro

counted down to new hampshire. idates making a move in the gop race. we'll bring you the numbers. in the battle of democrats, key questions arise for both candidates. who has the momentum heading into tuesday's big vote? here's what they're all saying. >> hillary clinton does not want to face me in an election but i can't wait to face her or bernie, for that matter. >> marco rubio has been a politician since he was 26 years old. his whole life has been around his whole ambition. >> we're going to take back the billions and billions and actually trillions of dollars sucked out of us by all the other countries. >> donald trump is very rattled right now and his reaction is he got very angry. i assume the next question he's going to ask is how stupid could the people of new hampshire be? >> i am going to keep fighting until the last vote is counted on tuesday. there's only one candidate who is prepared to do all aspects of the job on day one. >> what momentum is is that in the midst of a snowstorm you can't get all of t

we're getting ready right at the top of the hour, all the polls in new hampshire were closed. we will be ready to make projections in this race for the presidency of the united states. let's go to the breaking news. cnn makes two projections in new hampshire. cnn projects that donald trump will be the winner of the new hampshire republican primary. we also predict that bernie sanders will be the winner of the democratic primary in new hampshire. there you see the winner, donald trump, the republican primary winner, bernie sanders we project will be the democratic winner. we make that projection on the basis of the exit poll information we have received. we also make that projection on the actual numbers. the actual votes that have already been tallied. all of the polls in those states, in the states are now closed. let's take a look at the pick hers right now from donald trump headquarters. you can see they're beginning to get the word. they are ready to celebrate right now. donald trump headquarters, bernie sanders headquarters. they've got the word as well. the cnn projection

in new hampshire. t in that group appears to be similar to past primaries. so, let's also take a look at the allure of the outsider versus the one with more experience. these are the candidates doing well with the so-called establishment lane. people who want someone who is experienced are picking john kasich tonight. 25%. bush got 22% of that and the numbers so far rubio is at 19% and cruz is at 14% in that group. and no surprise here voters looking for an outsider heavily favored donald trump tonight. let's take a look at the democrats. their top candidate quality, check this out. huge divide here. those democrat primary voters looking for someone who is honest and trustworthy go big for bernie sanders. 93% of those voters went for bernie sanders tonight. at least in the numbers that we have counted so far. clinton gets 5% of those. when it comes to experience though, and hillary clinton has been working hard in new hampshire to bring this point home, shows who -- those who want someone with the right

al ally, he didn't rush to new hampshire? >> no, he didn't. wa. he said a four-minute speech to supporters in the sheridan in west des moines after the count was in, an uncharacteristically short speech for someone who usually speaks for 45 minutes to an hour. he said he didn't expect to win in iowa. that wasn't a clarification we were hearing early on. in fact, that's what people were wondering about trump, would he go toward a state with more valuable voters, evangelicals did turn out for cruz last night, but it's something we started hearing from trump when he began kind of explaining why he thought he didn't win in iowa and why the poll that previously happened didn't actually bear out in the results. and he was saying he didn't expect to win, he didn't put as much money in there, and then also saying that the media wasn't being fair in the representation of what actually was a great finish. now, turnout was actually very high and he did turn out a lot of people, so that definitely should be said. but this is actually pretty classic trump,

communities cleanup as high tide rushes in. it's primary day in new hampshire. voters out in full force. it all comes down to this state. our live team 7 coverage continues. >>> all right. in other news today, plow problems in rockland. a town employee under fire after a business intentionally dumped door. were cleaning up after the storm. suspended pending an investigation after the whole thing was caught on camera. details. >>reporter: you'll see in the video a front-end loader caught on video. he does it twice. it's the second time this business owner him. >> i was thinking he was going to run me over. >>reporter: but without flinching he stood at the edge of this front-end loader on sunday morning because he says a town employee was dropping snow in his lot in rockland. >> i stepped outside to stop him and that's when he saw me and he was driving towards me. >>reporter: he turns and dropped the snow as ray watched and as his surveillance cameras recorded. >>reporter: ray says he has these cameras for security but never thought he would use it for something li

we have executive editor of the new hampshire union leaders. supposed to co-sponsor with abc news. and you got plug pulled, why? >> donald trump was upset about p the editorials saying he was a bully and he was not as conservative. he asked us to drop us from the debate and they decided for us not to be part. >> so trump is leading in the polls and everybody else battling for second place. should we trust the polls. >> going into iowa wait showed donald trump the lead. and 80 in new hampshire. and you are getting a phone call for 80 nights. do you think you are telling the truth. i told my reporters to be conscious about reporting the polls. saturday, people who went to the debate trying to decide between trump or rubio and left more undecided than ever. i think it is a game time in new hampshire and anything can happen. >> a lot of voters change their mind practically day of and walking in to cast the ballot. and one thing in the polls, 50 percent of the granite staters are undecided. and there are 300000 people to go decide to vote in the the

the candidates in that race getting ready to battle in new hampshire republicans back on the trail getting every last vote out before first in the nation primary. as we say good morning let's get on to the news right now. welcome to america's news room. martha: you have donald trump with a big lead in the granite state, 20 points with the best polls up there, the we confined, ted cruz, john kasich, marco rubio, jeb bush and chris christie rounding out the top six of their but after second place, third-place finish, trump says skipping the last debate was not such a good idea but he is moving forward with what he sees as bright skies ahead for him in new hampshire. >> what happened if you take a look at the overall picture, here i am doing so well. it is very natural, i have known the people for years, been in new hampshire for years, i think i will do great year. i would have done better in iowa had i not wanted to that event for the vets but i am happy with second place finish. bill: fox news digital policy editor, let's start with rand paul suspending the campaign. following mike huckabe

all eyes on new hampshire today as voters head to the voting booth there, including this poling station at webster manchester.chool in voting is taking place on the heels of a winter storm that land d snow across new eng yesterday, but the weather didn't deter candidates from heir last-minute pitches and get out and vote efforts. the political states of those hands of rest in the state residents, like those in which has le notch, the tradition of casting the first votes in the state. voting there wrapped up at about 20 seconds past midnight last night. and new hampshirites in the attern state take their turn the voting booth today. we're spending our first 45 minutes opening our phones to talk about the first in the nation primary. new hampshire residents 8003.8-8003. independents across the country, 202-748-8002. you can also catch up with us on @ ial media on twitter spanwj, facebook, at facebook.com/cspan. a very good morning to you. papers, all today's about the new hampshire primary, this on the front page of usatoday, game on, simply the headline there. the front page of the washi

we want to thank the people of new hampshire, right? do we love the people of new hampshire? you know, i said it and i said it even a year ago i said i'm going to do really well there because i'm here a lot. for viewers joining us now on c w 56 you're watching donald trump the republican winner of the new hampshire primary on 7 news at 10. and then all of sudden we started getting numbers in and everyone said, how come they like trump so much. but have so many friends up here, and they are special, special people. so new hampshire, i want to thank you. we love you. we're going to back a lot. we're not going to forget you. remember, you started it. you know when i came out i heard the end of bernie's speech and some of the beginning, no. no, first of all congratulations to bernie, in all fairness we have to congratulate him. we may not like it but i heard parts of bernie's speech he wants to give away our country, folks. he wants to give away, we're not going to let it happen. we're not going to let it happen. i don't know where it's going with bernie. we wish him a lot of luc

look at these long lines, both in hudson, new hampshire, as well as merrimack, new hampshire. people have less than an hour to go ahead and vote. we're awaiting the first real votes coming in right now. i want to go quickly to brian todd in hudson, new hampshire. brian, this is right near nashua. set the scene for us. >> reporter: that's right, wolf. dynamic turnout here in hudson. bob and i are going to move along the line. let's go, bob. this line extends about 60 feet out the door. it's been doing that for a couple of hours. it could break its record. about 9,000 voters came here in 2012. about the same in 2008. they think they've got a good shot to eclipse that. as of an hour ago, more than 7,000 had been here. these lines are out the door. here's an update from the moderator of this precinct. he said if you're in the line here, even way out the door by 8:00 when the polls close, you're going to get in and vote. look at this line of cars over here. it extends at least six blocks back. at one point it extended about a mile back. the moderator just told me a short time ago t

there's chris christie in salem, new hampshire. jeb bush is in concord, new hampshire. etting ready for a big rally in south carolina right now. there's florence, south carolina, donald trump rally, they're getting ready for that. the breaking news tonight, our exclusive new cnn/wmur tracking poll shows donald trump with an 11-point lead in new hampshire which holds the first primary of the 2016 election in only four days. we're back with trump supporter scottie hughes, a tea party leader, chief political correspondent for usa radio networks. scottie, trump has certainly toned down, at least over the past 24 hours or so, his rhetoric. he released this live free or die video aimed at new hampshire voters. does he think, shall we say, a less blunt, less angry donald trump is a better strategy right now to win new hampshire? >> i think he's showing how diverse he is. i mean some -- there's some times, wolf, that you get angry and some things that happen in this world need someone that can get angry. we don't need the nice guy all the time. i think that's why people like mr.

. >> no one covers new hampshire like we do. now wmur news 9 at 5:00. josh: this is the candidate focused on the first in the nation primary which is now just one week from today. some are riding momentum out of the iowa, while others have a clear view of the gains they need to make within the week. i'm josh mcelveen. jennifer: i'm jennifer vaughn. the democratic race was oh close it took until this afternoon to declare hillary clinton the winner. for the republicans, ted cruz easily won iowa. wmur's amy coveno just back from the only stop cruz made here in new hampshire today before he headed south to south carolina. reporter: it was a rock star reception for senator cruz this afternoon at crossing life they could have filled the room twice as big. one pundit noticed perhaps the campaign had low expectations, but now are riding high. >> y'all treat politics in new hampshire like we treat football in texas. reporter: the junior senator from texas now working to translate the win in iowa to more votes in new hampshire. >> i believe if anyone wants to com

joining me now, joel benenson, joel, happy new hampshire -- the one week from new hampshire. how are you, sir? >> i'm well. how are you? >> i'm tired, probably the same way you are. >> yes. >> let's start with what happened last night. why did the clinton campaign decide to declare victory all on their own when all of us, who are actually tracking the numbers, realize that it was way too close to call in order to declare victory as early as you were attempting to do? >> well, you know, the campaigns each gather their own data, as well, from the caucuses that are coming the. as you know, from looking back at last night, almost nothing has changed. in fact, not a business has changed since the time we went, other than the fact that -- >> joel, not a bit has changed -- >> chuck, can i finish my answer? >> you guys had about a three percentage point lead when you declared victory. i'll give you that. we didn't -- we saw it shrinking, and then it shrunk to three delegates! >> in terms of the state delegate margin and the national delegate margin, we were at 22, 21 when we went out

we are live in manchester, new hampshire. across the state today, the mad dash is on for last-minute support. all of the 2016 candidates out there scrambling around with a primary here just three days away now. for republicans the clock is ticking ahead of tonight's final debate. that will be the last chance for them to go head-to-head before the polls open on tuesday. several of the candidates also making their appeals in person at town halls and rallies, including dr. ben carson, who was here on set just in the last hour making his case. >> why should new hampshire voters go towards you for president right now? >> well, there are a number of reasons. first of all, i've had a lot of life experiences. not as a career politician, but as somebody who's experienced life from the bottom 1% to the top 1%, who's had 11 different jobs and lots of different sectors, who has come up with solutions for very complex problems that have never been solved before. >> we'll have more of that interview later on, but first let's check in with

in new hampshire. new hampshire primary 100th edition of track down for you tonight. good evening of course. >> we are brick you winners analysis. all of polls are closed right as of 8:00. however we are still waiting to hear what's going on in merrimac. they section tended voting there because of long lines. let's get our first look at the results right now. on donald trump with 33% of the vote right now. this is with four percent of precincts in tonight. john kay sake behind him. >> and jeb bush coming at 12%. that number two spot he out. e6 kasich moves i am and bush okay. we are getting, associate press now reporting that donald trump will indeed be your winner in 100 new hampshire primary for rep party. and, they are also calling for side. sector month senator winning the ten 09 new hampshire primary. >> let's talk more about the trump campaign. because they are up amanchester best western we find sharman sacchetti as well they called the race. the ap for trump. >> it will the cheers in in room. just when that was announced over the tv. people, had at and gerred

s tavern in manchester, new hampshire. i'm joined here by katie tur, alex and kristen welker is in derry. on the telephone this morning, our political director, mark, let me start with you. you just heard this breaking news with rand paul suspending his campaign, getting out of the race. i guess maybe not so shocking given his standing in iowa. >> yeah. not all that shocking, kate. it is worth noting that he finished in fifth place in the iowa caucuses on monday and that is a worse position than his father ended up getting in 2012. a lot of people forget this, but ron paul, his father, ended up finishing third in iowa, getting more than 20% of the vote back in 2012 and then he and ron paul got second place in new hampshire, again, more than 20%. and rand paul was really struggling to energize his father's libertarian constituency, and rand paul also really struggled in this campaign season dominated by donald trump. one thing that the paul family always kind of rend was the anti-establishment taking on the party was it was

thank you new hampshire. thank you, thank you new hampshire. thank you. we are going now to south carolina. we're going to win in south carolina. i love you all. thank you very much. thank you. >> that's of course the first place winner donald trump declaring victory and giving a lot of his stump speech while he had the attention of the nation. >> no question about it and something we heard -- listen for somebody who has never been a politician he gets the importance of saying the same thing over and over again for it to stick and making it very simple. make america great and we're going to be winning all the time. when people think of donald trump they think of that so why ruin a good thing. >> those are the messages he is conveying and successfully so especially this avenevening. what a strong showing for john kasich. a lot of people thought he wasn't going to finish in the top three and he's in second place. >> he had 106 town halls here. he's the sitting governor of ohio. he virtually moved here for the past many months working very hard and we talked

more than 20,000 students from 146 new hampshire schools will take part in a mock election including kids from kindergarten through high school. the republican candidates will meet on stage this weekend for wmur and abc news are sponsoring saturday night' s debate at saint anselm college. we are going to need a lot of coffee in the building for the next seven or eight days. erin: it is going to be a busy week. we are following other news, including the federal trial of a londonderry man accused of going to a home in maine and shooting his wife. sean: this is the damage caused by what police called an ice missile. erin: hundreds of people are weighing in on a proposal to kevin: it is tuesday morning, february 2, groundhog day. no showers expected today. it is tomorrow that should be a little bit of a mix initially. then right over to rain, which sean: jury selection is underway in the trial of a londonderry man accused of breaking into a home in maine and shooting two people, including his wife. erin: gregory allen' s faces -- gregory owens faces federal charges in maine. he checked hi