let's go "outfront." >> good evening. i'm erin burnett. outfront tonight, breaking news. a major shakeup for ted cruz's campaign on the eve of the nevada caucuses. his communications director fired. cruz says he personally asked rick tyler to resign. it comes after the rubio campaign asked cruz to hold his staff accountable for spreading misinformation. tyler posted this video that claims marco rubio trashed the bible to a cruz staffer. >> the only problem is that is not what marco rubio said. rubio posted their own video that said -- well, here's what it said. all the answers are in there. short time ago cruz spoke out about why he demanded tyler's resignation. rick tyler is a good man. this was a grave error of judgment. even if it was true, we are not a campaign that is going to question the faith of another candidate. even if it was true, our campaign should not have sent it. that's why i have asked for rick tyler's resignation. >> rubio says it is part of a troubling pattern. >> for them to take a video and transcribe words on it that are the complete opposite of wha

let's go "outfront." >>> good evening. i'm erin burnett. outfont tonight, a quote, bombshell, in trump's taxes. that's what mitt romney is cl m claiming tonight. >> we have good reason to believe that there's a bombshell in donald trump's taxes. either he's not anywhere near as wealthy as he says he is or he hasn't been paying the kind of taxes we would expect him to pay or perhaps he hasn't been giving money to the vets or to the disabled like he's been telling us he's been doing. >> at this moment, trump firing back on twitter saying mitt romney who blew an election that should have been won is now playing tough guy. this battle coming as trump is celebrating a massive win in nevada and calls to grow him are growing louder tonight. the washington post editorial board calling on trump -- tonight, two mainstream republicans, a congressman from donald trump's home state, both of them are outfront. one of them endorsed trump today. the other backing rubio and says trump is a terrible move. i'm going to speak to them both in just a moment, but

outfront tonight, the breaking news. george w. bush on the attack speaking out for the first time at a campaign rally tonight trying to turn the tide for his brother jeb. he praised jeb's leadership and taking a not so subtle swipe at his chief rival, donald trump. >> strength is not empty rhetoric. it is not bluster. it is not theatrics. real strength, strength of purpose, comes from integrity and character. in my experience, the strongest person usually isn't the loudest one in the room. [ cheering and applause ] >> athena jones is outfront with the bush campaign. no speeches. no appearances. tonight, a very big development. what was the crowd's reaction to george w. bush? >> reporter: well, the crowd loved it. it is a much bigger crowd than we're used to seeing at a typical jeb bush event. that's because of george w. bush who spoke for about 25 minutes. really had the crowd shouting and laughing. at one point they chanted we miss you. we miss you. that sound you just played, that sound byte you just played of him, that isn't th

let's go "outfront." >>> good evening. i'm erin burnett. outfront, game orubio versus trump. a day of twists and turns no one expected. the two republican presidential candidates upping the ante from last night's debat if you can possibly imagine that. moments from now, trump is expected to take the stage in oklahoma city as you see a full house. with him tonight his newest ally, a man who dislikes marco rubio as much as trump does, former candidate new jersey governor chris christie. >> let me tell something to marco rubio. president of the united states is not a no-show job like you treated the united states senate. we need a leader who once again will stand up for the american people first, not the rest of the world first. america first. donald trump is that man. >> rubio, though is not backing down. his mission today to label trump a con man. >> he's a con man. it's time to unmask it. there's no way we'll allow the party of reagan or conservative movement to be taken over by a con man. we'll unmask him for the con man he is. the last thing we need say con man as president

let's go "outfront." >>> good evening. i'm erin burnett. outfront tonight, snowed out. donald trump left new hampshire last night to go home to new york city. this morning tweeting, quote, big storm in new hampshire moved my event to monday. will be there the next four days. the frontrunner missed his only schedule e ed event in new hampe today. all the rest of the republican candidates were out in force around the state today. trump was the only one not there. our daily cnn wmur tracking poll shows trump holding steady in first place today. that lead though has been shr k shrinking. marco rubio is a solid second. cruz and kasich are tied for third. jim, this is his only event of the day. sort of hard to believe as we're in the countdown to new hampshire. >> reporter: that's right. the only event of the day and it's in south carolina. donald trump is missing crucial time on the campaign trail. he was forced to cancel that event up in new hampshire earlier today because his plane could not make it out of new york city, but trump is scheduled to come out at any moment her

we are outfront live in las vegas.eff, there has been this courting of black voters here in south carolina, which of course are more than half of the primary voters on the democratic side. clyburn has withheld that endorsement. what are you learning about the timing of it? >> reporter: erin, i'm told congressman clyburn is going to issue that endorsement tomorrow morning at 11:00 in south carolina. he wants to make an impact in the week leading up to the south carolina democratic primary next saturday, but he also thinks he can have a bit of influence in nevada. that's why we decided to do the endorsement on friday. there were some in the clinton campaign who were hoping for an endorsement to be timed on sunday perhaps as a bit of a campaign reset if things aren't ending as they would like here, but they're happy to have the endorsement. in 2008, congressman clyburn did not endorse. he did not side with either barack obama or the clinton campaign here, so it is significant that he is endorsing tomorrow morning, erin. >

"erin burnett outfront" starts right now. >>> outfront next, the final countdown. two major states voting tomorrow. this is donald trump giving up a fight with the pope and takes on apple instead. and the democrats get nasty in nevada. clinton booed for slamming sanders. sanders says clinton is cozying up to president obama only for the black vote. was donald trump for the iraq war before he was against it? let's go "outfront." good evening. i'm jim sciutto in tonight for erin burnett. outfront tonight, a fight to the finish. we are less than 12 hours away from the polls opening in south carolina and the stakes couldn't be higher. for many of the candidates, this state is make or break territory. and if trump wins, history is on his side. every republican candidate who has won both new hampshire and south carolina has gone on to win the nomination. the gop candidates are crisscrossing the palmetto state to make their pitches to voters. all the candidates are on the attack. >> i've watched my brother do something extraordinary, which was to lead us through a difficu

let's go "outfront." >>> good friday evening. i'm erin burnett. outfront tonight, breaking news. duelling events. donald trump and ted cruz both speaking live this hour. this is a live picture of the sun dome. that's at the university of south florida in tampa. trump will be there rallying supporters in just a few minutes. ted cruz his south carolina event billed as a winter jam christian concert. trump accused cruz of backing negro b negative robo calls in south carolina. cruz called trump dishonest and a liar. jim acosta is outfront tonight at the trump rally in tampa. what a nasty day between these two men. >> reporter: that's right. not too many positive moments. this is another packed arena for donald trump who is taking a break from the campaign trail in south carolina. he is on the hunt for votes down here in florida where he says he's going to start doing something that he hasn't down before and that's bite his tongue. he's threatening to sue ted cruz if cruz does not halt his attacks. donald trump is warning ted cruz their battle for the gop nomination could veer off the

of "outfront". we're following two breaking stories. republican voters about to caucus in nevada. crucial fourth state in the race for the gop nomination. and the democratic candidates are about to take the stage in south carolina for cnn town hall. they will be taking voter questions in less than an hour. hillary clinton and bernie sanders will be on this stage that you see here in columbia, south carolina. we'll be talking with top officials from both those campaigns coming up in just a little bit. also an hour from now in nevada republican voters will begin caucusing and we just learned the gop is actually signed up new voters in advance of tonight's caucuses than the total number that caucused in 2012. that's a pretty incredible number. will that surge in new voters help donald trump. the question tonight is whether a win in nevada will make the gop front-runner unstoppable. big night for politics. our reporters are spread out across the nation from nevada to south carolina with the candidates a

let's go "outfront." >>> good evening, i'm erin burnett. outfront tonight, showdown in milwaukee. hillary clinton and bernie sanders about to face off in the pbs news hour presidential debate which will air right here on cnn at 9:00 eastern. two podiums tonight. the stakes could not be higher for both candidates. they will meet on this stage at the university of wisconsin. it has been just 48 hours since sanders landslide victory over clinton in the new hampshire primary, beating her by 22 points. for clinton, not long ago considered the presumptive democratic nominee, she's locked in a battle for every vote as she looks ahead to nevada and south carolina, states that she expects to win. the african-american vote will be crucial. bernie sanders cannot win without some of that. today the congressional black caucus pac throwing its support to clinton. harry bellefonte endorsing sanders. i'm joined by this distinguished panel tonight in new york as we count you down. we're going to get into the details of tonight's debate in a moment. i want to begin with jeff zeleny. jeff, tonight t

let's go "outfront." good evening. i'm erin burnett. donald trump with the big lead in new hampshire. marco rubio rising fast. he's now in second place. the latest poll just out showing donald trump at 29%. marco rubio at 18. that's up seven points in just one week. that's a surge, although we have a wide margin of error here. ted cruz is at 13 in a virtual tie with john kasich. right now, this is a live picture of donald trump. he is about to rally supporters in port smith, new hampshire. even though 29% said they would vote for donald trump, 1/3 of republicans are still undecided. sarah murray is outfront tonight at the trump rally. we're in the final days here. this poll is pretty stunning. yes, he's in the lead, but we have rubio with a big surge. any change in strategy from the trump campaign? >> reporter: the polls showed donald trump in the lead in iowa there too and they lost there. they're feeling burned by that. they're not taking any chances pumping up his visibility in the state and stepping up their efforts on the ground. d

welcome to a very special edition "outfront." we are live from houston, texas. the five republican candidates for president are about to take the stage behind me in a crucial faceoff. this is the final debate before super tuesday when 12 states will vote and everything is on the line to want. center stage the frontrunner, donald trump. he'll be standing there. he has won three states in a row. in the lead by 65 delegates. ready to take him on his left and his right, the men running out of time to stop him. ted cruz is the only man so far to beat trump, but he's 0 for 3 after his iowa win and facing a must-win primary here in his home state. texas is going to be crucial. then there's marco rubio. the gop establishment rallying behind him even though he is yet to win a single state. his campaign is preparing for a brokered convention. trump is fighting with two people who won't actually be on the stage tonight. last debate it was the pope. this time it is former mexican president vicente fox. >> i'm not going to pay for that [ bleep ] wall. he should pay for it. h

john king is outfront. you've got trump and cruz each with a win in their column, so how do they stack up in south carolina? >> we've got a heavyweight fight in south carolina. it's a state with a lot of ev evangelica evangelicals. it's a state with a vibrant tea party movement. you have a lot of blue collar people who will listen to donald trump when he talks about immigration, when he talks about bashing china, when he delivers the touch message on trade. the last polls we've seen, donald trump had about a 15-point lead above cruz. south carolina does sometimes have a history of sticking it to new hampshire. remember, john mccain had a big win there in 2000. george w. bush rolled in south carolina and got his bid back on track. there's good terrain for both of them. you see the nasty ads already because they understand, erin, whoever wins south carolina gets a bounce in all those southern states that come just down the road in a little bit. >> that huge super tuesday. after trump's big win last night, joh

let's go "outfront." good evening. i'm erin burnett. the breaking news, the president versus donald trump. president obama in the strongest language yet, that the presidency is not a reality tv show. >> i continue to believe mr. trump will not be president. and the reason is because i have a lot of faith in the american people. and i think they recognize that being president is a serious job. it's not hosting a talk show, or a reality show, it's not promotion, it's not marketing. it's hard. and a lot of people count on us getting it right. and it's not a matter of pandering and doing whatever will get you in the in us on a given day. and sometimes it requires you to make hard decisions even when people don't like it. >> trump never letting an attack go unanswered already has fired back. >> this man has done such a bad job. he's set us back so far. for him to say is actually a great compliment, if you want to know the truth. you're lucky i didn't run last time when romney ran, because you would be a one-term president. >> michelle, you k

let's go "outfront." >>> good evening, everyone. i'm erin burnett live in manchester, new hampshire tonight. donald trump speaking live to supporters here in manchester. his final pitch to voters before the nation's first primary tomorrow. the first votes cast at midnight tonight. with 1/3 of republican voters still undecided, it's still anybody's race. trump leading in the cnn daily tracking poll that came out today at 31%, down just two points from a few days ago. marco rubio second at 17%. ted cruz next with 14. jim acosta is outfront with the trump campaign. we're see a drop in that tracking poll, but i drove by that event where you are and there are already hundreds of people waiting. >> reporter: absolutely. thousands of donald trump supporters packed inside this arena new hampshire. for months, republicans have urged jeb bush to step up his attacks on donald trump. that day has finally come as bush and trump are locked in a vicious street fight. >> we have to get rid of the bushes of the world. >> reporter: just one day befor

"erin burnett outfront" starts right now. >>> outfront, we're counting down to the democratic presidential town hall right here on cnn. big stakes for hillary clinton and bernie sanders tonight. a full preview this hour as we count you down here in new hampshire and what the candidates need to do. >>> breaking news tonight. donald trump accusing ted cruz of stealing the election. and the attacks getting nastier between clinton and sanders. will we see more fireworks tonight? >>> good evening to all. i'm erin burnett live tonight in dairy, new hampshire. that is tonight's cnn democratic presidential town hall site. outfront tonight hillary clinton and bernie sanders. they'll be facing tough questions from voters starting very soon. the stakes for both candidates could not be higher tonight. in just six days there will be voting in the new hampshire primary. i want to begin with the breaking news tonight. donald trump speaking today, charging ted cruz stole the iowa caucuses, threatening to sue. >> i probably will, yeah. what he did is unthinkable. he said the man left the race and he said i

outfront now, king and barry. you just heard jason say the first words of donald trump's mouth is assume we're running even in the polls to get the vote out. the headline here, first to show ted cruz on top at the national level. a month ago in this same poll trump was ahead by 13. now he's down by two. >> you have to look at that poll deeper. conservatives were oversampled by nine points. the nbc poll here in south carolina was 700 sampled. we'll see if that holds up, but i don't think it's going to. >> do you think it's going to stay an outlier? congressman king, i'm sure you're thrilled about the national poll, but it's the states that math matter. trump has a massive lead here in south carolina and i believe it is 26 in nevada. what do you say to that? >> i think 16 points is just about right. donald trump went into the iowa caucus with an 11 point lead and he lost by five points. 11 plus 5 is 16. it's a very intense race here in south carolina. i have never seen politics devolvehe depths they are here. this i

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let's go "outfront." >>> good evening. i'm erin burnett. outfront, game orubio versus trump.

"erin burnett outfront" starts right now. >>> outfront next, the final countdown.e democrats get nasty in nevada. clinton booed for slamming sanders. sanders says clinton is cozying up to president obama only for the black vote. was donald trump for the iraq war before he was against it? let's go "outfront." good evening. i'm jim sciutto in tonight for erin burnett. outfront tonight, a fight to

you can record outfront and watch the show any time. we'll be back for a special edition of "outfront after the republican national debate. >>> ac 360 starts now. >> new polling and late developments for the blizzard of candidates now blanketing new hampshire. there's the candidates and where they were today. the dotted line is for trump who canceled his appearance today in london derry. he's taking heat from rivals he left behind. jeb bush tweeting, my 90-year-old mother made it out to campaign. that's 5-year-old destiny on the left. and the former first lady doing pretty well at the diner in derry, new hampshire. they also sat down with cnn's jamie gangell. she talked about why he isn't doing better in the polls and taking a moment to weigh in on donald trump. >>> first, though, donald trump, the final push to the nation's first primary. jim costa joins us from south carolina from florence. you're at the trump event. what were his main points? was he on the attack against specific candidates, or what? >> really more on president obama

idea of how serious they are taking security, there is an entrance to the super bowl difficult and outfront, an armed police officer. their goal this week is to keep all of the super bowl events safe. all the morning commute looked different for ferry passengers. >> i don't know if we knew the coast guard was on board. all the coast guard is part of the security force, patrolling bay area for super bowl 50. >> largest evens they have worked. >> vessels are escorting some ferries. passengers have been slowed by security checks through metal detectors. >> just random back check. >> at the san francisco ferry building, k-9s do a sweep the terminal. >> they will do the sweeps of passengers and terminals. [ inaudible ] >> across the street, herman plaza is transformed into super bowl city. you do not need a ticket to get in but you need to go through tight security. police are in uniform and in plain collects on patrol, screening delivery trucks in an effort to keep the family friendly event safe. so far, the only piper issue was over the weekend, three people were detained and released for publ

let's go "outfront." good evening, i'm erin burnett. heading into super tuesday just hours from now, hours away, republican voters in 11 states are going

kyung lah is "outfront." >> we finished second, i want to tell you something, i'm just honored.'m really honored. >> reporter: a very humble sounding donald trump. >> iowa, we love you, we thank you. you're special. >> reporter: this is the same candidate who just weeks ago said this. >> how stupid are the people of iowa? i don't like being second. second is terrible. to me. >> reporter: second place is nice, tweets today's post-iowa donald. after 15 hours of twitter silence, a kinder, gentler donald emerged. >> i think i've stopped being surprised about anything related to donald trump this cycle. >> reporter: this is not the donald trump christian ferry knows. ferry was lindsey graham's presidential campaign manager. after graham insulted the billionaire, trump read the senator's cell phone number at a rally. >> 202 -- >> reporter: graham responded with a humorous video. ♪ what else could a candidate do in the summer of trump? trump railed on everyone, from mexican immigrants -- >> when mexico sends its people, they're not sending their best. they're bringing drugs, they're br

. >> next a special edition of "outfront" we're live in iowa right now. one day before the caucuses deadlocked between trump and cruz and clinton and sanders. trump making one of his final pitches live in this hour. plus donald trump's sons on new york values their family's religion and why their dad never sleeps and with the clinton sanders race too close to call right now. could it all come down to martin o'malley. >>> good evening, and welcome to our viewers in the united states and around the world tonight. you're watching in this countdown to the iowa caucus. des moines and iowa. after more than 7 months one of the most unpredictable presidential campaign in history. i don't think we need to put the word most there. we are one day away from the first real votes and tonight the race is too close to call. donald trump holds a 5 point lead over ted cruz according to the latest des moines register poll which is seen as the gold standard of the polls. the latest poll of poll which is measures all the polls out there is in close agreement at this hour show

. >> the final week before the go gop primary donald trump out outfront and opponent making final push to attract more votes. florida senator marco rubio and they named him the winner of last night's debate. trump in the second place winner after taking on rubio and senator ted cruise. biggest rival jeb bush will campaign with his brother form former president george w. bush tonsil and bernie sanders made appearance on sunday morning talk show while hillary clinton campaigned in nevada. >> we're your hometown news leader. coming up how we hope to preserve history in one hometown. before the snow moves in. >> the museum wants to preserve the history of all kinds of camera from underwater to regular point and shoot models and movie cameras. the challenge is to find a house the collectibles. photographer bruce young has the story. >> blinds are up. this is the actual camera that took pictures of pearl harbor byby the japanese. i was going through by the swartze, director, camera, museum. this is the earlyiest known stereotype in the united states states. 1852. and actually served in three

here's outfront, it fades away, it goes bye-bye and some weak disturbances to the north until strong alberta clipper begins to move our way and is likely going to spread snow in beginning early monday morning. your morning rush-hour could be a bit dicey as we see study, light to moderate snow. than more scattered snow throughout your monday. right now, 1 to 3 inches, maybe 2 to 4 inches for a lot of you by the end of monday evening. 27 tonight, mostly cloudy. one or two flakes, maybe three. okay, i will give you four, that would be it. tomorrow, near 40. sun cloud mix. excellent night to get outside and enjoy the weather in february. tomorrow, 39 degrees with a lot of sunshine. now you're 7-day forecast. this is what you want to see as we move into your holiday, super bowl holiday, weekend. here's your snow, 1 to 3, scattered snow, tuesday, here's the arctic air coming wednesday, thursday, friday, teens with lake effect snow. >>> manziel's struggles continue. next in sports, we talk more about the quarterbacks latest issues with his personal life and career. also, the cavs hosting th

let's go "outfront." >>> good evening, i'm erin burnett. outfront tonight, showdown in milwaukee.ernie sanders about to face off in the pbs news hour presidential debate which will air right here

let's go "outfront." >> good evening. i'm erin burnett. outfront tonight, breaking news.ve of the nevada caucuses. his communications director fired. cruz says he personally asked rick tyler to

let's go "outfront." >>> good evening. i'm erin burnett. outfront tonight, snowed out.night to go home to new york city. this morning twee

you never think about that unless you're leading with ten laps to go and you're outfront and lead the whole way, but we led for only like the last hundred feet or so, so didn't have time to think about it, definitely took a while to sink in, for sure, and it probably still hasn't. really, when i walk in the front door here and see my car here, it's surreal. certainly in the moment after the race. sha. >> reporter: since you're so good at predicting the future, what's the next goal? >> the championships. i don't know if i've ever written a letter or essay about a championship, but i do actually remember writing that essay about the daytona 500. i was always a huge fan growing up, and i remember i was -- 1987, so i was in 2nd grade, and it just -- it's crazy, you know, i was 18 years off on my prediction, but it all worked out anyway. >> reporter: it sure did. good luck in atlanta, denny. david martin, fox 35 news. >>> only on fox tonight, a woman aoaccused of abusing had it all wrong, and she's getting her pet back. >> the leash was not hard at all. it's not what they're making it to b

let's go "outfront." >>> good friday evening. i'm erin burnett. outfront tonight, breaking news.. this is a live picture of the sun dome. that's at the university of south florida in tampa. trump

"erin burnett outfront" starts right now. >>> next up, breaking news.leading in new hampshire. marco rubio passing ted cruz. my guest tonight the cruz campaign co-chairman. more breaking news. the state department reeling tonight that classified e-mails were sent to the private accounts of colin powell and staffers for condi rice. what does that mean for hillary clinton? let's go "outfront." good evening. i'm erin burnett. donald trump with the

of "outfront".ies. republican voters about to caucus in nevada. crucial fourth state in the race for the gop nomination. and the democratic candidates are about to take the stage in south carolina for cnn town hall. they will be taking voter questions in less than an hour. hillary clinton and bernie sanders will be on this stage that you see here in columbia, south carolina. we'll be talking with top officials from both those campaigns coming up in just a little bit. also an hour from now

let's go "outfront." good evening. i'm erin burnett.ld trump. president obama in the strongest language yet, that the presidency is not a reality tv show. >> i continue to believe mr. trump will not be president.

"erin burnett outfront" starts right now. >>> outfront, we're counting down to the democratic presidentialn. big stakes for hillary clinton and bernie sanders tonight. a full preview this hour as we count you down here in new hampshire and what the candidates need to do. >>> breaking news tonight. donald trump accusing ted cruz of stealing the election. and the attacks getting nastier between clinton and sanders. will we see more fireworks tonight? >>> good evening to all.

let's go "outfront." >>> good evening. i'm erin burnett. outfront tonight, the breaking news.ndslide victory in new hampshire about to rally supporters. this will be the first time he's taking the stage since

coverage continues right now with "erin burnett outfront."rin burnett. welcome to a very special edition "outfront." we are live from houston, texas. the five republican candidates for president are about to take the stage behind me in a crucial faceoff. this is the final debate before super tuesday when 12 states will vote and everything is on the line to want. center stage the frontrunner, donald trump. he'll be standing there. he has won three states in a row. in the lead by 65 delegates. ready to take him on his left and his right, the men running out of time to stop him. ted cruz is the only man so far to beat trump, but he's 0 for 3 after his iowa win and facing a must-win primary here in his home state. texas is going

outfront tonight, the breaking news. george w.g out for the first time at a campaign rally tonight trying to turn the tide for his brother jeb. he praised jeb's leadership and taking a not so subtle swipe at his chief rival, donald trump. >> strength is not empty rhetoric. it is not bluster. it is not theatrics. real strength,

set your dvr to record "outfront" so you can watch us at any time. and don't forget to catch the pbs "newshour" debate at 9:00 eastern time right here. "ac 360" starts right now. >>> good evening. thanks for joining us. an hour from now, bernie sanders and hillary clinton will step on to that stage down there in milwaukee for what is being seen as the first debate of a brand-new primary campaign. for him, the opportunity to show his victory in new hampshire was no fluke in geography or demographics. for her a chance to show it wasn't fatal. and that comes with a complicated, volatile world, tonight's debate will be a chance for voters to see how each candidate sees that world and would deal with it as president. we saw wall street tumble, oil prices tank, new warnings on isis and more. a former secretary of state who says she's been tested under fire will square off against the senator who says she's made the right decisions on war and peace and the economy. more from jeff zeleny who joins us in milwaukee. the race for the democratic nomination close

. >>> set your dvr to record "outfront" show sew you can watch the show any time. "ac 360" starts right now. >>> good evening. get ready to do what we've all been doing all day. marveling at what we've been seeing and hearing on the campaign trail. last night 14 1/2 million viewers got a look at donald trump and marco rubio and ted cruz trading insults during cnn's republican debate in houston. while he, trump, john kasich and the clintons on the democratic side are stumping right now in advance of super tuesday and tomorrow's democratic primary in south carolina, the real story is not all that campaigning. instead it's how utterly different the tone of it is on the republican side. not just different from the democrats who, after all, have bitterly contentious campaigns of their own before but how dus tin distinct this is from anything we've seen in either party. last night the gloves came off between trump and rubio. to some extent the wheels came off as well. and today, which might otherwise have been dominated by the big endorsement trump picked up, it remained

. >> next a special edition of "outfront" we're live in iowa right now.caucuses deadlocked between trump and cruz and clinton and sanders. trump making one of his final pitches live in this hour. plus donald trump's sons on new york values, their family's religion and why their dad never sleeps and with the clinton sanders race too close to call right now. could it all come down to martin o'malley. >>> good evening, and welcome to our viewers in the united states and around the world tonight. you're watching in this countdown to the

set your dvr to record "outfront." see you back here tomorrow night as we count down to the crucial democratic debate live on cnn. "ac 360" starts right now. >>> good evening. thanks for joining us. aftershocks from last night's crushing victories for bernie sanders and donald trump who just wrapped up a rally in the next big staat for him to try and conquer, south carolina. two republicans gone today. another badly wounded. a long shot on the rise. sanders riding high. clinton regrouping. another high-stakes debate tomorrow. very high stakes week ahead for democrats in nevada and south carolina. donald trump is taking a victory lap. >> look at all these people standing. this place is unbelievable. the place is massive. look at all these people. i love you, too. look at this. i love you. these people. my whole life i take money, right? i make money. we grab money. money, money. i love money. right? no, it's true. and we get greedy and more and more. and then all of a sudden it's like, i say, no, i don't want it. i want

record "outfront" to watch us any time. see you back here tomorrow night. "a.c. 360" starts right now. >>> thanks for joining us tonight. with primary politics reaching a boiling point in stk zk, new poll numbers predicting a win for donald trump, president obama went on the cameras and went on the offensive, spoke out on trump as well as the threat of gop obstruction if he names a supreme court successor to antonin scalia. today he made it plain. he said the constitution is clear on what he'll do next which is nominate someone election year or no next year. >> there's no unwritten law that says that it can only be done on off years. that's not in the constitutional text. i'm amused when i hear people who claim to be strict interpreters of the constitution suddenly reading into it a whole series of provisions that are not there. there is more than enough time for the senate to consider in a thoughtful way the record of a nominee that i present and to make a decision. >> that's not all he talked about. he also had a blunt assessment of the republican front-r

[laughter] -- outfront we don't, anyway. [laughter] but you are making an important point.n the major thing, i think the more incentive was the waiver, the states you had to get required, you would have either common core or something like it. to get a waiver. that kind of solidified it in their. it's technically true that the u.s. department could say -- we didn't really mandate it, but in affected was the national school boards to the race to the top of did. we thought the cure for that was to get rid of the conditional waivers. you couldn't use a waiver. then to specifically right in the secretary may not tell what its standards could be. may not tell kentucky what its assists should be. i made that list up their things. that's really unusual. usually you just say -- the secretary won't do it unless it's authorized. here they said they would do it anyway. did it anyway. if they tried to do it again, you should go to court. will find right, we out which is right. the end result was the same. most -- my general feeling was that states were moving right along, dealing with

if there was a lot of applause going on outfront, you wouldn't hear it. neil: the fox business today was kind of weird. >> i've got to give you kudos for that. neil: stepping back from this praise, and what did she think of the back-and-forth at that debate between chris christie marker rubio? some people said he delivered a blow, the new jersey governor to marker rubio but he might have hurt himself the process for appearing to meet. >> as you know, i don't get into that kind of thing. i was given the opportunity and a very good cause to go after. you know, i don't believe that that's particularly the republican party and a good. >> you could've made more the whole ted cruz thing in iowa. that did stick for a while and he did get an apology. you were a little upset he hadn't fired anybody. >> i was more upset for the people. i heard from more than today, people who really worked so hard into here from another source that your candidate is dropping out, some of them were just devastated. neil: do you think it would've made a big difference? >> it would've

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let's go "outfront." >>> good evening, everyone.w hampshire tonight. donald trump speaking live to supporters here in manchester. his final pitch to voters before the nation's first primary tomorrow.