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. >> thanks to the people of new hampshire -- first in the nation primary, new hampshire, new -- shire >> new hampshire. >> it is great to be back in new hampshire. >> the most cherished of american tribal 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 dialogue, in the heat of getting tough questions about their positions on the issues. it is not just a place where there is scripted speech. >> new hampshire takes its first in the nation primary status very seriously. >> this is one of a whole series of town hall meetings we will have. >> this is my 20th town hall meeting. >> welcome to our 115th townhall meeting here in new hampshire. [laughter] next, and brooklyn law professor talks about his book "invented by law: alexander graham bell and the patent that changed america." he argues that the reason alexander graham bell is remembered as the inventor of the telephone, is because his lawyer allowed him to have the patent monopoly. the new york public library hosted this event. >> thank you for coming

. >> between the endorsement, and the debate, she is looking to put her new sham shire defeat behind r. marlie hall, for cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >> the gop candidates go head-to-head on the debate stage in south carolina this weekend, see the republican presidential debate on saturday, at 9:00 p.m., right here on cbs-3. armed stands off at national wildlife refuge in oregon could soon come to an end. the final four occupiers promise to surrender today after negotiating with the fbi last night. the group seized the refuge on january 2nd, in protest of federal land use policy. bundy was arrested two weeks ago, police took his father into custody last night. >> still ahead on "eyewitness news": the interesting items of the owes car goody bag this year. also this. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> you can call it the bruce excuse, how one dad used bruce springsteen, as an excuse, for his daughter being late for school. good one. pay attention to this one, kate. >> i i can't wait for this one. we in the meantime are dealing with a blast of arctic air, as we look ahead to valentine weekend, plus, could there

. >> reporter: rubio's competitors desperate to gain ground in new sham shire. >> his whole life has been around his own ambitions. he's gifted. he can turn a phrase really well. but what has he done. >> the fact is, this is a guy who's only done one thing in the united states senate,

. >> reporter: rubio's competitors desperate to gain ground in new sham shire. >> his whole life has been around his own ambitions. he's gifted. he can turn a phrase really well. but what has he done. is a guy who's only done one thing in the united states senate, that is write an amnesty bill for the immigrants. >> reporter: reforming the va and fighting human trafficking. >> we have real achievements, not just in the u.s. senate but my time as speaker of the house and as a state legislator. >> reporter: rubio trying to stay above the establishment fray and so is john kasich, campaigning at concord high school. >> are you the president? >> yes. >> did you run a negative campaign? >> wouldn't it be great you could run for president just like you run for class president, where you just tell people what you're for, instead of spending your time trashing somebody else. >> reporter: donald trump's trashing everyone else, slamming all politicians in typically trump fashion. >> i was going to say they're full of [ bleep ], but i won't say that. >> while trump still leads in new hampshire,

many candidates, republicans and democrats had a last push, criss-crossing the state of new lamp shire in a hunt for voters. do you think you have lost momentum since saturday? marco rubio like many republican rivals needles new hampshire, and he seems to be on rise for a third place finish in iowa. then came saturday ninight. a blistering attack. and under fire he fell back on a similar tone. >> president obama doesn't know what he does. >> there it is. >> reporter: an opposition narrative was born. the junior senator from - and not handling the pressure. >> i haven't decided. >> reporter: and the man that led the attack, finding himself polling badly in polls. on monday they were on bended nee. >> i have dirt on my pants and everything now. oh, good. >> making it great again. >> the republican leading in the polls, donald trump, was challenged at a town hall, a man asking trump if he could look a syrian child in the face and tell him he couldn't go to school in the u.s. >> bernie sanders is pulling out stops. keeping up a frantic pace despite a faltering voice. >> our government belo

now he will be taken to new hampshire shire county to face and robbery. police is a he turn himself in after fray framingham police fun a car connected to kay of umass amherst students were told to shelter place after university officials say two men attacked a student in a doral. one of the attackers showed a gun. the student suffered a small cut to his head and after about two building as they investigated. >> anchor: they just cleared the scene moments ago. let's get out to john cuoco live on the scene he has been there for some time to tell us where we all stand right now. jon? >>> emory street just opened up here but earlier this whole area was closed off because of that gas leak. a neighbor that lives around here told me that a hem here on the street was being renovated and a crew here hit a gas line and that's what started all of this here earlier today. now people that live on the say it was extremely nerve rag ragging but again this street has opened up. people were just allowed back into their homes here in jamaica plain. john cuoco, 7 news . >>

. >> trump holds strong lead in the new sham shire pole, but marco rubio recently searched to the number two spot. that made the first term senator the target avenue tax about his leadership experience. >> i like marco rubio, smart person and good guy, but simply does not have the experience to be the president of the united states. >> i think the experience not just what did you but how it worked out. >> the eighth republican debate. could make or break the campaign of some candidates trailing in the polls. >> it gives us a very good example of certain types of washington ethics. >> carson criticized senator ted cruz over his win in iowa on caucus day cruz's team spread reports that carson was stepping away from the campaign. >> when this transpired, i apologize today him then, and dow so now. >> political pundants will determine who won the debate. but voters here will decide who wins the primary when they head to the polls on tuesday. >> danielle nottingham, for cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >>> well, north korea has launched long-range rocket that many say is a test of technology for a m

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with bernie sanders enjoying a comfortable lead over hillary clinton in new amp shire, the democraticace is a 2-candidate race. florida governor jed bush tried to move past a weak showing in iowa. >> i depend ted cruz, he deserves prays for his victory. if you look at their records. they are gifted in how they speak. wlalent life experience. new hampshire offers a chance to change the stakes. >>> the economist has weed in on the primaries calling it a brawl and a jaw-dropping spect call. the lead editorial says it's supposed to be a battle to extend the dynasty. it's been up-ended by outsiders more than any other election. our global news seg the. the hindu says the u.s. dehli primaries pit those invested in the current system against those that want to change it. adding that the score between the establishment and proponents shows the limit of the 2-party system. the paper mentions how donald trump and others do well in iowa, and that they will not go down without a fight. britain add independence says the iowa caucuses buck wisdom, and this is no different. the paper says bernie san

saunders campaign says they're turning their attention to new sham shire primary monday to february 9thnd beyond. former maryland governor martin o'malley received less than 1 percent, and afterward, announced he was officially dropping out of the race. >>> we're hearing mixed reviews about that microsoft happen, too, used by precinct officials during the iowa caucuses, first time the technology was ever used and it was supposed to speed up the reporting of results by allowing volunteers, to count the votes with the happen. microsoft says the technology worked without a hitch, but leaders in both parties say there were some glitches. the biggest complaint was that the technology was crashing at points during the night. >> that technology for you. >> it is. >> singer adele has a message for trump. stop using my music at your events. >> trump has played some of adele's hits on at least two occasions, once in ohio, and also in oklahoma. well, fans of adele have gone on twitter urging the british musician to ban trump from using her music. so now adele's team is taking steps to make sure th

. >> you jumped on the plane with cruz after his victory in iowa last night and flew to new shire. set the scene. what was the mood like? >> it was excited. ted cruz is not a normally emotional guy. he was emotional last his victory event. he got the results separately. he was traveling to des moines from going to a cus. he reunited with his wife and father and they were emotional. senator cruz is aabout his policy positions, but he's also a great political operative. he knows what he built in iowa with the money he has in the ey than all the other establishment candidates combined, more money than anybody but donald trump's bank account, and the organization finals after this win in iowa. it's a pretty good place to be for a guy who a year ago was not given much of a chance by manythe strongest candidates in the field. >> what's fun about new hampshire coming next is there is precedent for wildly different results, andes coming out of nowhere and doing well in new hampshire when they were a blip in iowa. what do you see shaping up next? what did the loss trump do to him, in this a

essentially what happened here, john kasich put a lot of time and effort into new sham shire. his type of voters, different than the type of voters you'll see in iowa. lessee van gel call, tend to be more moderate. i believe going forward, kasich can use this as a spring board. similar to the way the rubio would have coming out of iowa. >> vp written all over him. talk about our governor over there in new jersey, governor christie, what he had to say last night. >> so we want to see what happens. so we go home to new jersey to wait, but tomorrow morning, tomorrow afternoon, we should know. we should know what the vote count s will allow us to make a decision about how we move from here. >> so we start with you. >> i believe he will move on, put a lot of effort into south carolina. put a loft neither new hampshire, and, frankly, i think the cards are out, but. >> if he was in new hampshire, 75 different days, michael real quickly on governor christie. >> i think one of the nice things to come out of this primary is that we all know that chris christie probably will not be presi

we've seen a pole come out in south carolina we don't know to what degree the contest in iowa, new sham shire may have changed voter perception, there every reason to believe trump still probably the leader in that state. >> okay, so that's for the republicans, but on the democratic side, hillary clinton this will be big for her. but now, with african-american voters, in south carolina this might be good for her. >> that's right. there is every reason to believe hillary clinton will do better with minority voters in south carolina now, sanders is aware of there is he is trying to build some inch roads right after he won in new hampshire. his first stop almost was to go to harlem and sit down with al sharpton. sharpton said he hasn't chose answer candidate yet, but shows you the kind of outreach that sanders is undertaking now, in anticipation of what he will need to carry south carolina. clinton on the other hand will get the support of number of members in the congressional black caucus today, here in washington. they have a press conference scheduled at 11:00 a.m. today to do that. obviousl

he has momentum like crazy, alex, heading in to new ham shire. >> yes, he does, the polling data that we had, real quickly, that we have from caucus goers indicate those who spreade lick ability generally went for marco rubio it almost seems like people are saying this iowa caucus redefines what it means to win and to lose. >> are. >> not that the iowa has chosen the the nominee, it has been a while. we will get right back to you. we have to get to western pennsylvania for something very light. we will tell you much more winter we will get. that is the the theory around punxsutawney phil. >> here we are taking a live look, at gobbler's k thenoob. >> let's listen to this guy. >> to prepare, one says perhaps winter, and i will play that on the the stump. >> okay. i have another that says perhaps spring. >> come on, spring. >> we will get phil out. we will put him on the stump. he will talk to our president in groundhogease and we will see what is in store for us. now i would like to introduce to you. >> let's take that sound down a little bit as they introduce the dignitaries and give y

facing an uphill battl in new ha shire, she spe most of sunday in flint. immoral. >> rsporter: the w er crisiss an issue the campaign feels is >> i will stand with you every i will not for one minute forget out you. >> reporter: and she is also escalating her attacks on sanders' foreign policy credentials. >> there really isn't any kind of foreign policy network that is supporting and advising senator sanders. >> reporter: sanders fired back. >> lately, i have been lectured on foreign policy. >> reporter: and hammered clinton for voting for the iraq war. >> i was right on that issue. hillary clinton was wrong. >> hold on! >> reporter: sanders showed his lighter side when his ith his double, larry david, on "snl." >> we need to unite and work together to get through this. >> sounds like socialism to me. >> democratic socialism. >> what's the difference? >> huge difference. >> huge? >> huge. an underdog against the clinton machine. in new hampshire, he has outspent her 2:1 in television ads. another reason the clinton campaign is not optimistic about closing the gap here. this race is

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news at 10:00 and 11:00. >>> tonight the state fire marshal's office is investigating a major house fire in huntersville. this happened around 2:30 on devon shire drive near burke dale golf club. firefighters say the house was fully covered in flames when they arrived. the house was empty. it was under going renovations but a bystander had to go to the hospital for smoke inhalation. >> we didn't see the person when we got here. he came up after the fact. >> it took 30 firefighters an hour to put that out. >>> in the mean time thieves targeted another local fire department. the seventh in the past two weeks. this morning firefighters in flint hill south carolina found their car windows smashed and cash stolen. i want to show you a look at crimes has been. all new tonight, eyewitness news reporter angela hong found a local veteran who's now standing up to help first responders. >> the most recent case happened at the flint hill fire department sometime early monday morning. you can still see glass left over in the parking lot. firefighters here are hoping that the surveillance cameras on the outside of the building will catch whoever is responsib

shire terriers, poodles, rottweilers and boxers. french bulldogs and bulldogs are the most popular breeds in new york city. >> oh, really. >> they're cute. they're really cute and good apartment dogs. >> cavaliers on the rise, i want to mention that. >> that's a family dog. >> it's majestic. >> is it grande cappuccino and splenda. >> cutting back on the splenda. >> good tuck everyone. >>> let's go ahead and switch to weather. sometimes you forget you're doing a newscast. >> feel like coming home. >> so we look outside and a pretty sunset developing with some high thin clouds in advance of the next system. actually, it looks like there's a little sun dog right there. you can see it on the left side of the screen. let me see if i can point that out. that's what happens when the ice crystals, sun and clouds interact, you get the bright spot and looks like a second sun. >> a weather pallet earn has developed. we had that dry, late summer and fall. now we've gotten into a period where we start december 1st and rainfall, our water supply and reservoir levels have come back up. we need more snow pack as we head toward the spring. we'll ge

here in new hampshire, not like those animals in arkansas." [ laughter ] >> seth: you can't explain but it's in your blood, right. explain to me the kind of wizard-like qualities that you shire voter which makes you able to know what's best for the rest of us. >> seth: you see ted cruz and marco rubio. you see them as three-dimensional figures. >> sure. it's like the matrix for us, just ones and zeros. like they just walk -- we just, like, in this zone where we see them for truth or lies. it's weird. >> that's amazing. >> seth: yeah.t a totally different level. >> just even while you're eating your omelettes in a diner, you think, "i know he's going to shake my hand, but i can make a deci of the country here." [ laughter ] >> seth: yeah, absolutely. the other thing is that -- whichin new hampshire, i lived there. my parents are there. i love my parents. >> yeah. >> seth: it's great to be in new hampshire, not now. >> right. >> seth: not this time of year. >> yeah, sure. parents called and said, "we really need you to come home." i'd be like, "i'll wait. i'll come in march." [ laughter ] i'm not coming. >> yeah. >> seth: it's like slush. it's awful.and also, well it's just no

shire candidate woo the independents. the nbc station there, independent and new hampshire could determine the primary and into the bostonlobe -- the headlines saying what is a new hampshire independent voter to do. in new hampshire, the undecided easily can become the deciders. the story noting that their unpredictable, stubborn and many still do not know who they will vote for. the famed new hampshire independents. a block of swing voters. they are being intensively targeted by several candidate in both parties. the story noting a january poll that found 44% of undeclared voters saying they were likely to vote in the republican primary. undeclared voters can pick which primary they want to vote in. we want to talk to independents around the country. are you satisfied with your choices or president? just to give you a sense of how big the group is, here is the most recent gallup numbers, 6 through january 10, party affiliation across the ofted states, 26 percent americans saying republican, 29% sane democrat. 44 percent classified themselves as independent. you're talking about before percent. phone lines are split up r

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veteran country, we love our veterans in new hampshire, they deserve much better treatment than they have been getting across this kuh country, we'll be a voice to make shireplause] we have our 50th child -- 5 child here, sienna we have adopted. over the course of the last number of months. she has given -- give it up for siena. and last but not least, man who stood forward and became our campaign chairman in this state, no one worked harder for us, more loyal to us, wayne mcdonald thank you very much. we came to new hampshire to bring a message. there is nothing more important than safety and security of the american people, the next president of the united states must may more attention to that, than the current one has. government needs to work for the people, not the people work for the government, we came here to say education should not put our children in debt, for the next 20 or 30 years of their life we have to do better than that for the next generation. we came to say for our seniors, that 71 need71 needs to stand ue needs to stan up. we came here to say, that speaking your mind matters, experience matters, competent matters, it will always matt