"nightly news" begins right now. >> announcer: from nbc news world headquarters in new york, this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt. >>> good evening. there's some big and intriguing new story lines in the race for president tonight after iowa voters reshuffled the race. there were just two winners, of course, but at least twice that many victory-sounding speeches after last night's results followed by the mad overnight dash to new hampshire. ted cruz arriving with a surprise tailwind after defying the polls to defeat trump. marco rubio a close enough third to add a new dynamic to the race. for the democrats it was razor close, but iowa democratic party has declared hillary clinton the winner over bernie sanders who is calling it a virtual tie. the new hampshire primary a week from tonight just got a whole lot more interesting. let's start with the cruz/trump headline and hallie jackson. >> reporter: hi, lester. the center of the political universe has shifted here less than 24 hours after iowa set a record with 50% more republicans caucusing than ever before. now, it's new hamp

the suits were filed in new york and new jersey. lawyers noticed some stores were charging a sales tax on bottled they're supposed to be tax exempt. they're making sure the -- leave it to a couple of lawyers. >> i'm going to check next time i go. >> that's right. >> they're all over it. >> they're going to get their doughnut with the bigger holes now. >> exactly what's going to happen. >>> if you're headed out this morning, a few locations, especially west of the city, snow showers into warren and morris counties. nothing heavy. but snow showers around this morning. upper 30s by this afternoon. maybe even breaks in the cloud cover. a little bit of sunshine peeking through. tonight, cloud take over again. it gets brisk and colder. 26. could be a passing snow flurry or two overnight as well. the weekend, here comes the arctic express. it moves in with a vengeance. 21 the high on saturday. windchills below zero. actual air temperatures between zero and 5 above between saturday night and sunday for valentine's day. that's not nice for t

linzie janis, abc news, new york. >> that's a big fear. i know when i was pregnant, i didn't want to put -- you didn't want chemicals. >> you don't want anything. it's a frightening thing. the olympics are only six months away. a lot of these female athletes are worried what the situation will be come six months from now. we'll see. >>> all right. don't miss our updates on facebook @wnnfans.com. >> so much more coming up on here on "world news now." stick with us at abc. more coming up on

linzie janis, abc news, new york. >> that's a big fear. i know when i was pregnant, i didn't want to put -- you didn't want chemicals. >> you don't want anything. it's a frightening thing. the olympics are only six months away. a lot of these female athletes are worried what the situation will be come six months from now. we'll see. >>> all right. don't miss our updates on facebook @wnnfans.com. >> so much more coming up on here on "world news now." stick with us at abc. more coming up on "world news now." . ick with us at abc. >>> this morning, "your voice, your vote," the blow-out in new hampshire. >> huge voter turnout and i say huge. >> fed up voters delivering landslide wins to bernie sanders and donald trump. >> you are going to be so happy, we are going to make america so great again. maybe greater than ever before. >> throwing more chaos into the republican race, providing john kasich's campaign, other candidates left reeling. >> our disappointment tonight is not unusual. it's on me. it's on me. >> once considered untouchable hilla

headquarters in new york. good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. >>> donald trump and bernie sanders were big winners in the new hampshire primary. the two establishment outsiders coasted to victory riding a wave of voter dissatisfaction after barely losing in iowa, sanders, the little known senator from vermont, easley defeated hillary clinton. and trump needed a win after a surprising second-place finish in iowa, trounced the rest of the republican field. we begin with major garrett who is covering the trump campaign. >> he crushed his republican rivals in new hampshire winning here the way he has led many, many months by pulling together different parts of the becoming a galvanizeing voice for hostility with the republican party leaders inside the beltway. >> we are going to do something so good and so fast and so strong, and the world is going to respect us again, believe me. >> reporter: trump appealed to republican voters have had it with the current political system. nearly 90% of republican voters

linzie janis, abc news, new york. >> that's a big fear. i know when i was pregnant, i didn't want to put -- you didn't want chemicals. >> you don't want anything. it's a frightening thing. the olympics are only six months away. a lot of these female athletes are worried what the situation will be come six months from now. we'll see. >>> all right. don't miss our updates on facebook @wnnfans.com. >> so much more coming up on more coming up on "world news now." stick with us at abc. >>> good morning. i'm reena ninan. >> i'm kendis gibson. here are some of the top headlines we're following on this morning on "world news now." >>> a resounding reflection and rejection of politics as usual. donald trump and bernie sanders win big in new hampshire. john kasich's investment paid off. and the race for third place at this hour too close to call. our extended coverage is just ahead. >>> president obama is proposing a major new tax on crude oil that would raise the price of gasoline by 24 cents. it's part of his new budget sent to congress already be

"nightly news" begins right now. >> announcer: from nbc news world headquarters in new york, this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt. >>> good evening. facing a primary showdown in new hampshire just six days from now, donald trump is talking about a do-over in iowa where he came in second place behind ted cruz. in a twitter tirade, he's accusing cruz of playing dirty tricks to pull off monday's win, but trump's not the only candidate sounding off about cruz who is busy barnstorming through new hampshire with a wind at his back and apparently a target on his back. nbc's hallie jackson tells us more. >> reporter: while republicans push ahead in new hampshire, donald trump's looking back to iowa, sparking a new feud with the man who beat him there. ted cruz didn't win iowa, trump tweeted. he stole it. adding either a new election should take place or cruz results nullified. it's one of trump's harshest attacks, less than 48 hours after one of his most gracious moments. >> i want to congratulate ted. >> reporter: trump echoing complaints from ben carson's campaign accusing cruz staf

the race to save victims trapped in crushed cars. >>> breaking news in new hampshire. the new polls on the eve of abc's big republican debate tomorrow night. is there a shift in the race? >>> the deadly winter storm this friday. drivers losing control on ice. hundreds of crashes. a foot of snow in some places. and tonight, the new storm we're tracking for the weekend. >>> the major new concern. the zika virus now turning deadly. and the new warning tonight about the disease and sexual contact. a health emergency declared in parts of the u.s. >>> and tonight, investigators now asking, was it a bomb hidden in a laptop that ripped a hole into that jet? a passenger blown from the plane. >>> and tonight, with the super bowl nearly here, how much is "made in america"? >>> and good evening tonight 24 hours until the big republican debate here on abc. and the new poll numbers just out tonight. we'll get to that in a moment. >> but first, the breaking headline in new york city. the image of a deadly crane collapse not far from the world trade center. people trapped in their car

"nightly news" begins right now. >> announcer: from nbc news world headquarters in new york, this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt. >>> good evening. it's debate night. hillary clinton and bernie sanders in debate, just five days before the new hampshire primary. it comes as a brand-new nbc news wall street poll showing clinton with miles of ground to make up. 58% of likely democratic voters in new hampshire are backing sanders. clinton with 38%. that's virtually unchanged from a week ago. so tonight, from clinton, a change of tone, and a direct challenge to sanders on who claims the mantle of most progressive. let's get the view from both camps starting with nbc's andrea mitchell. andrea? >> reporter: good evening, lester. not only is it going into the debate, does the new poll show bernie sanders is ahead of hillary clinton here in new hampshire, but he has a slight lead among women. and a giant lead with young people. as hillary clinton prepares for tonight's showdown, her top target, reaching young voters and women. our new nbc news "wall poll showing clinton losing the you

>>> tonight, the new three-way fight. the candidates already on the ground in new hampshire, and so are we. ted cruz, donald trump and marco rubio in a heated battle now after iowa. and trump's new message tonight. and hillary clinton declared the winner, but just barely. we're live in new hampshire. >>> also breaking, the major storm tonight. blizzard warnings, reports of tornadoes. a large and dangerous tornado just moments ago. 340 miles of interstate shut down. alerts from new mexico to michigan. and that system, moving east tonight. >>> new developments in the case of a 13-year-old girl kidnapped and killed. two college students charged. police now revealing how she >>> the new warning tonight about zika, and the troubling development about a case in dallas. >>> and the mid-air explosion. the blast, moments after takeoff, ripping a hole into this jet. passengers inside, horrified. >>> good evening. and we begin tonight with the next battleground now, new hampshire just seven days away. and tonight, a new three-way ba

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. >> lester holt from new hampshire. >>> breaking news. nbc news projects bernie sanders and donald trump have won the new hampshire democratic and republican primaries. we have it all covered. "nightly news" from new hampshire begins right now. >> announcer: decision 2016. the new hampshire primary. this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt. reporting tonight from manchester. >>> and good evening. as we come on the air in the western time zones now, breaking news. nbc news projects bernie sanders has won the new hampshire democratic primary, defeating hillary clinton. and here's the count. here's the percentage. sanders with 57% of the votes so far in. nbc predicting sanders the winner. on the gop side, nbc news projects donald trump has won the new hampshire republican primary. now the race is on for second place, where it is still too close to call for second among kasich, bush, rubio, and cruz vying for second place. here's what it looks like as you saw there on the screen. our team has all the breaking news covered. let's begin with

"world news tonight" starts now. >>> good evening from new hampshire, where every four years, the nation watches and waits for the results from the first in the nation primary. and some of the condition andidates have acknowledged already, if they don't do well here tonight, it could spell the end. the stakes could not be higher. you are looking live at pictures from across new hampshire tonight. voters lining up. the first exit polls coming in right now. more than 9 in 10 republican voters saying they are, quote, angry or dits satisfied with the way the federal government working. and they are looking for a candidate, quote, outside the political establishment. we are one-on-one with donald trump tonight, and the new controversy over something he overnight. and then calling hillary clinton, quote, evil. even bernie sanders' wife we're also one-on-one with marco rubio, with jeb bush. abc's political team spread out across new hampshire at this hour, and we begin tonight with abc's tom llamas. >> reporter: tonight, a trump takeover of the granite state, and we are right there with him. is

new york values. not ours. >> reporter: more than 40% of iowa voters said values was their most important issue. most of those voters went for cruz. only 5% went for trump. so, the new york values attack -- >> yeah. >> reporter: worked. >> here in iowa, new hampshire, south carolina, nevada, everyone knows what new york values are. >> reporter: and while trump is a billionaire businessman who famously promised -- >> i will be the greatest jobs president that god ever created. >> reporter: iowa republicans actually thought marco rubio would do a better job with the economy. and they bought rubio's argument that he has the best chance to get elected president. ♪ this land is your land ♪ >> reporter: in iowa, bernie sanders showed hillary clinton has a big problem with young voters. a whopping 84% went for sanders. just 14% for clinton. but part of clinton's message worked with voters. >> i am proud of the progress we've made under president obama. stand with president obama. president obama. >> reporter

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

katy tur, nbc news, new york. >> reporter: i'm peter alexander in south >> kasich! kasich! >> reporter: where john kasich is on his first stop after a stunning second place finish in new hampshire. >> thank you, john! >> reporter: the ohio positive message is resonating. >> the light overshadowed the darkness of negative in new hampshire. it's really, really cool. >> reporter: how do you navigate the anticipated negative attacks that are >> i'm not going to let somebody pound me. i have a right to defend my snow flurry >> reporter: watching the results come in tuesday night rks kasich was more reflective. >> we plugged away, plugged away, the little engine that can. >> reporter: but in south carolina this midwestern moderate faces a steep uphill climb in a state with far more christian conservatives, the target audience for ted cruz. >> the men and women of south carolina, i believe, want a consistent conservative, somebody who is the same yesterday, today and tomorrow. >> reporter: jeb bush's days may be numbered without a strong south carolina showing, calling on his brot

nouns noints from nbc news world headquarters in new york, this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt. >> good evening. there are two fewer candidates in the race for president tonight. casualties of a stunning night in american politics in shot bernie sanders crushed hill hill on his way to a 22-point victory in a new primary and donald trump leading the rest of the republican field in the dust with a 19-point win over his nearest competitor sending new jersey governor chris christie and carly fiorina to the exits. both announcing today they have suspended their campaigns after poor finishes in iowa and new hampshire. the new hampshire descended on south carolina, site of one of the next critical face-offs. our political team has redeployed two. we begin our coverage with nbc's katy tur. >> reporter: hi, lester. things are about to get interesting. i'm already told attacks are being prepped on donald trump's three marriages and stance on eminent domain. a new world out there. if new hampshire wanted to see their candidate sit on its count, south carolinians want to know how they take

a new world out there. if new hampshire wanted to see their candidate sit on its count, south carolinians want to know how they take a punch. donald trump's 757 is flying a little higher tonight, soaring into south carolina off trump's double-digit victory in new hampshire. >> we are going now to south carolina. we're going to win in south carolina. i love you all. thank you very much. >> reporter: trump trouncing the field, beating second place john kasich by more than 50,000 votes. >> they want to see us take the country back. they want to see great deals, not horrible deals. >> reporter: a decisive victory but its path forward isn't easy. lot different from new hampshire. in 2012 exit polling 65% of gop voters identified as evangelical or born again. a voting bloc that ted cruz is expected to excel with, just as he did in iowa. and while trump owned voters who called independents in new hampshire, just 25% of south carolinians see >> a lot of people here are shooting for giving donald trump the gold meda

that's one thing that has been fairly new at the new york philharmonic.ve, for a long time, been a little bit of an island in the city. now, very actively, we have reached out to museums, to other schools, to other -- charlie: saying what? alan: that we want to work together, that we, together, can provide something for the city that will be what any of us thanat will be stronger what any of us could do alone. charlie: the new york opera? alan: we've done a lot of opera. i happen to love opera. that's something i really am focused -- in addition to whatever happens with this. charlie: let me ask you something. why did you choose to leave now? you have said it before that there is going to be a renovation over there. it is becoming the david geffen. alan: it is no longer the avery fisher hall. it's already the david geffen hall. the hall is going to be completely renovated. it is going to be a very interesting time for the new york philharmonic. they are going to be homeless, peripatetic. the orchestra practically speaking will have to find places to play

. >> 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

there will be some new polls in new hampshire.hat the impact of the iowa caucuses has been on voters in new hampshire. mark, you're there in new hampshire. rubio today, he turned a question involving donald trump into an attack on ted cruz. sort of avoided trump for that matter. so what's his strategy here? >> well, you know, just to dovetail what eric said, right now marco rubio is really getting a look at being the establishment candidate. now, there are three others here in new hampshire that are hoping that they can eke out a victory or do very, very well. john kasich, chris christie, jeb bush, all have to do well here in new hampshire to try to claim the mantle of the establishment candidate. three lanes out of new hampshire, wolf. the establishment lane, the donald trump lane and the conservative lane. the conservative lane is all ted cruz. donald trump is going to be all trump. there really is going to be this jam going into that lane right there for moderates and what have you. what marco rubio has to be careful about is n

to the new hampshire primary. we will have live reports and anchoring our coverage from our election studio in manchester. we will also be bringing you primary specials every night at 7:00 features fox25 political reporter sharman sacchetti with in-depth reports on the candidates and expert analysis. then on primary night, we will be with you from our news at 5 p.m., straight through 11:30 bringing you live reports from candidate headquarters and the speeches as they happen. stream it live on myfoxboston.com and on the fox25 news app. and, again, as soon as we have an official winner called for the democrats in iowa, we will bring that to you. >>> 5:37 this morning. and strong and emotional words involving allegation of child abuse, child sex abuse at a local university. the suspected abuse of children at a day-care center at bridgewater state university. a group of paints a group of parents have the school to force the relieves public records. the judge writes, what has become of us a as people. where have we gon

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. >>> this is a fox news alert. 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 countr

new hampshire. >>> good morning, everybody. welcome to a special split edition of "today" on this tuesday morning. it's primary day here in new hampshire. matt is back in studio 1a. people are out voting early already. >> yeah, you've got a couple savannah. one in the weather and the other that's a political storm. as you mentioned, they don't waste any time up there. >> as i eluded to, hillary clinton is already out at a polling place this morning here in manchester. she can't vote here but she's trying to get her supporters out in force. we have early results, matt. what has become tradition, voters in three small towns cast the first ballot at midnight on the dot. on the republican side, nine votes each for ted cruz, john kasich and donald trump. bernie sanders leads hillary clinton, 17-9. the voting is just getting started. a lot is going to happen before >>> coming up, we'll talk to the candidates and also look at how the results may change this race. >>> let's begin our in-depth coverage with

byron barnett, 7 news today in new england. >> democratic presidential special appearance to saturday night live. did you catch it? he perform nad skit with a dople ganger comedian larry david. he argued with him about who should be allowed on a life boat. >> my life is worth more than all of yours put together. one percent getting this preferential treatment. >> i have to take second to think which one is which. even so, dade is known for impersonating sanders, and he had joked in the week and gave his best impression as the real larry david. stay with us through primary night and you can follow the candidates on whdh.com and the 7 news mobile and tablet app. north korea launched along range rocket, moving through the sky yesterday morning, north consideria says it is only carrying a satellite but its neighbors and the the white house denounce the launch as a missile test. the u.s. says north korea conducted it against u.n. sanctions and weeks after it claimed it tested a nuclear bomb. an investigation is underway. >>> in taiw

toreious in new hampshire. today donald trump begins his victory lap in south carolina. >>> and a live picture right here from road cam 7 on the long island expressway. salt trucks were out overnight, preparing for a slick morning commute. >>> and good morning, i'm lori stokes >> thank you for joining us, i'm ken rosato. besides the flurries this morning, some coastal communities are now dealing with flooding concerns once again. >> and this is new video from overnight showing the conditions along the south shore of long island. da slpville and babylon just a couple of spots where up to a roads >> now our attention turns to the brutal cold coming this weekend. you're never more than seven minutes away from weather and traffic. meteorologist bill evans and whrt whether forecast >> here we go, we take a look from our camera in brooklyn to the lower east side, bowling green, wall street. we're looking at a low cloud cover here and some flurries, and that could slippery up the roads a bit. 33 degrees, certainly mak

nicole: flying to a second place new poll in new hampshire. the poll says rubio gets 18% support in the granite state. donald trump holds the lead with 29%. ted cruz has 13%, followed by john kasich at 12%. the battle for second place between rubio, cruz and kasich remains with the margin of error plus or minus 6.8 percentage points. in interview with greta van susteren, new jersey governor chris christie talking about a report that he is teaming up with jeb bush to target rubio. >> complete baloney, greta. more "new york times" baloney. i guess they're getting bored. there are no back channel conversations between me and jeb bush. anything i say in this campaign is in my voice, not anybody else. nicole: baloney, i like that. mark your calendars for fox business network of special prime time coverage of new hampshire primary hosted by neil cavuto. at 7:55 p.m. eastern time on news february 9th. lauren: on democratic side hillary clinton and bernie sanders facing off in their first one-on-one debate. the presidential candidates clashing sharply

york "daily news" didn't think much of trump's big win in new hampshire. he is portrayed d a clown on the cover with the headline "dawn of the brain dead." >> a parody leads to pushing and shoving in new hampshire. >> why do you have your hands on me? >> some marco rubio backers got rough yesterday with a protester dressed as a robot. video of the scuffle was posted on youoube. ththdemonstrator was mocking the senator's most recent debate performance when he repeated the same attack line four time >>> a washington area attorney frenzy that free food can cause. >>> jan jesscoat of wusa explains why hundreds of strangers texted him demanding burr refoed. >> my phone number is 888-2222. >> reporter: d.c. attorney henry levine sure has an easy number to remember. >> so i'm sitting at home, minding my own business at noon and, all of a sudden, i get a text which says rain check. i text back question mark. the person text back where is my burrito? >> reporter: in fact, hundreds of other people texted him the same thing because chipotle's promotion was as simple

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lou: breaking news. senate just passed new sanctions against north korea.ons to punish north korea are in carrying out nuclear, and ballistic missile tests. the bipartisan bill approve 96-0. >> pentagon planning to deploy 500 soldiers to afghanistan helmand province, marking a reversal for obama administration that pulled troops two year ago from the area, afghanistan not only forey policy challenge. nato today, announcing plans to deploy troops to eastern europe, and amid growing russian provocations there, but that decision on make up of force is the decision of the force will not be finalized until summer. united states planning to deploy several f-15 fighter jets to finland to take part in joint military drill, those exercises to provide a counter point to the russian military exercises. however, our f-15s not being sent until may. joining us now, former pentagon official, fox news national security analyst, kt mcfarland. is this theater of the absurd. >> yeah. lou: this is so silly. >> it makes motion look like progress. nothing is making a hoot of dif

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the breaking news, our new cnn/wmur poll conducted by the university of new hampshire survey center shows donald trump with a big lead but marco rubio is surging into second place. let's go to our cnn political director in new hampshire with the results. david, what are you learning about this new poll? >> wolf, let's take a look at those numbers because they're pretty eye-popping. look at these top two contenders in new hampshire. you've got donald trump maintaining that big lead he has had in new hampshire all along with 29% and now marco rubio in that second place slot with that 18%. then take a look at that battle for the next tier, because a lot of folks are bunched up there. you've got ted cruz at 13%, john kasich at 12, jeb bush at 10 and chris christie trying to break into that tier, a little lower down. >> how does all this compare to the new hampshire polls before the iowa caucuses? >> it's such an important question, wolf, it's why we took sort of the measure of the new hampshire electorate right before iowa to see its impact. you see donald trump has maintained his strength. t

i am from new york so it should be interesting since new york is a blue state and new hampshire can been you see the most important thing for you in this primary? >> retail politics. do politicians meet them and interview them myself. >> why is that most important? >> because the media plays a big role in politics and they can spin certain statements one way or the other. in new hampshire you get the special ability to see the cana candidates and make sure you are getting your own words. >> who do you like in this process? do you have a candidate? >> i don't. i like any of the three governors. i am a fan of the establishment moderate. >> do you have one singled out? >> i publically endorse chris christie and i am an intern on his campaign >> why christie over the others? >> the work he did in new jersey has been phenomenal. he is a great governor. i knew the effects of hurricane sandy first hand and if we had the work done in new york and long island we will be in better control. >> and you have? >> i like jeb bush and chris christie. >> why so? >> i have always liked bush because i th

so 7 news is doing a tracking pom in new hampshire. bernie sanders in that tracking pom, he was ahead in new hampshire by 31 points. he was 61 and hillary clinton was at 30. now the end of that same week, five days later, what, hillary clinton cut that bernie sander's lead in half. bernie sanders is now at 55. hillary clinton is at 40. within a matter of days, she shrunk his lead in new hampshire. at least in this one tracking poll from 31 all the way down to 15 points. lest you think that helps you make sense of this race though tr this. there is also a new national poll out by quinnipiac university which shows they are campaigning every second of their lives, but nationwide, the new quinnipiac poll shows senator sanders is closer to senator clinton than he has ever been. in this new national pom, secretary clinton the at 44. bern boerne is at 42. the last time this same poll was conducted in december, senator clinton was leading him by 31 points. now she's leading by 2. senator sanders closed nationally at 2 points. so after the demo

rivals in new hampshire. one of the top three spots. our experts are here for reaction to today's top political stories. joining us, gloria borger, david chalian, ryan lizza, also the washington correspondent for the new yorker magazine and mark preston joining us from new hampshire right now. gloria, first your reaction to what trump had to say about ted cruz respecting him. that's why he refused to say in the debate what he said earlier. he didn't have temperament. >> i don't think donald trump feels cruz is much of a threat to him in new hampshire, which would be the truth, and he was being nice to ted cruz and is knocking jeb bush and knocking marco rubio because those are the folks that are actually more of a threat to him right now in a particular state. i'll also say during the debate, i was kind of surprised that cruz didn't take the opportunity to say exactly what he had said on the campaign trail. i don't think that's ever a good idea. remember tim pawlenty in 2012 had talked about -- what was it? >

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p"world news tonight" starts now. p>>> good evening from new phampshire, where every four pyears, the nation watches and pwaits for the results from the pfirst in the nation primary. andidates have packnowledged already, if they pdon't do well here tonight, it pcould spell the end. pthe stakes could not be higher. pyou are looking live at pictures pfrom across new hampshire ptonight. pvoters lining up. pthe first exit polls coming in pright now. pmore than 9 in 10 republican pvoters saying they are, quote, pangry or dits satisfied with the pway the federal government pworking. pand they are looking for a pcandidate, quote, outside the olitical establishment. pwe are one-on-one with donald ptrump tonight, and the new pcontroversy over something he prepeated at a rally here povernight. pand then calling hillary peven bernie sanders' wife pdefending clinton tonight. pwe're also one-on-one with marco prubio, with jeb bush. pabc's political team spread out pacross new hampshire at this phour, and we begin tonight with pabc

>>> tonight, breaking news here. a blizzard hits with the showdown in new hampshire just hours away now. abc's powerhouse political team, out in force tonight. one-on-one with donald trump. can he close the deal here? one-on-one with marco rubio, after taking fire. >> did you fight from your own legislation? repeating his lines on stage. >> there it is. >> what he says now. and hillary clinton in a fierce battle with bernie sanders. >>> the blizzard warnings across several states tonight. the bus flipping. dozens hurt. we're tracking two major storms at this hour. >>> the cruise ship on its way back to the u.s., hit by hurricane-force winds. gusts more than 100 miles an hour. >>> the zika virus. its highest level of alert in response to the outbreak. and now, the question, should traveling to rio? victory lap. will it be his last? what he's saying tonight. and why the other star, cam newton, walked out. hampshire tonight. the countdown is on until the new hampshire primary. a major blizzard hitting. and we have it al

congratulations, new hampshire. wonderful job. >> reporter: today, trump force one, grounded in new york. trump's new hampshire event, empty. the seats unfilled. jeb bush tweeting, "my 90-year-old mother made it out and so she did, former first lady barbara bush at a new hampshire diner. a jeb sticker on her walker. still, trump tells me he's laser-focused on winning here. >> i am only worried about one thing, and that's new hampshire. we've got to win new hampshire. i want to win new hampshire. and then we go to south carolina. but let's see how we do. so far we are doing okay. >> reporter: today, his team of volunteers going door-to-door. >> we just wanted to send out a reminder and see if we could get your support for mr. trump on tuesday. >> reporter: and we are with them trudging through the snow. it's freezing. is it worth it? >> i think it's absolutely worth it. we've got to take back our country and can't let it be in the wreck it's in. >> it's a nice day for campaigning. >> reporter: but trump's closest riv

reason behind new changes. "today in new york" starts now. >>> good morning everyone. it's wednesday morning. it is february 10th. i'm darlene rodriguez. >>> i'm kerry barrett. we're going to check back in michael in new hampshire in a couple of minutes. >>> chris cimino is here with the forecast. >> good morning, darlene and kerry. we've dodged another bullet in terms of the snow. not much going on elsewhere. 33 in town right now. right at the freezing mark in new jersey. chillier where there's more snow cover. most of the activity is pivoting around the tri-state area, the city in particular. portions of fairfield county, central new jersey later on. nothing really heavy or substantial. roads are generally wet. there could be a few slick spots, especially out east where temperatures are colder in the 20s. those untreated surfaces. may get a few breaks in the cloud cover during the mid afternoon hours. a couple of flurries or a snow shower in the evening. 39 is the expected high. let get the first check of the commute. >>> good morning, lauren scala . >>> good morning

new theraflu expressmax. new theraflu expressmax.el better. >>> the presidential candidates from both parties are >>> the presidential candidates from both parties are on their way to new hampshire this morning following surprising results from the iowa caucus last night. ted cruz came out on top. surging, marco rubio. meanwhile it's a dead heat for the democrats. hillary clinton and bernie sanders are virtually tied. joining us now is cbs news director anthony. thank you for joining us. i know it's been a lodge night for you, anthony. >> it has. people are tweeting me saying they think i look exhausted. >> thanks a lot. you look a great to boost your confidence a little. let's start with republicans. there's a lot of talk about whether donald trump is going to be able to get out his novice caucus supporters. how was ted cruz able to best him? >> trump did. for people who said it because their first caucus, donald trump did very well but ted cruz did even better. it's very clear what ted cruz was able to do was identify not just some

in new hampshire. will you please keep me there? >> reporter: after last night's rally, trump went home to new york. he said his plane couldn't get back to new hampshire this morning because of the snow, tweeting big storm in new hampshire. moved my event to monday. will be there next four days. and posting this on facebook. >> the great slogan of new hampshire, live free or die, means so much to so many people. all over the world they use that expression. >> reporter: but granite state voters expect to see candidates in person. being absent for a day this close to the primary is not ideal, especially since trump has been stepping it up with more traditional retail campaign events. jeb bush trolled trump about it on twitter, saying my 90-year-old mother made it out to campaign. as for bush, he suddenly seems to be embracing the bush brand, bringing his mother, the popular former first lady. >> is decent, honest, he's everything we need in a president. >> reporter: even releasing an ad with a more contr