>> donald trump sat down with our old friend paul steinhauser. he's political director at new hampshire one news, a pretty good gig these days. here's a portion of tonight's interview. >> mr. trump? >> yes. >> i want to ask you about ted cruz and your comments that because of his birthright or birthplace it may be precarious for the republicans to have a nominee like that. are you questioning his citizenship? >> no, not at all. i know it's being questioned all over. i know "the washington post" asked me that question today and all i know is that a lot of people are talking about it. i hope it's not so. i hope it doesn't come about. but people are worried it was in canada and actually had a canadian passport within the last couple of years. so i don't know what it all means. i know that people are talking about it. the problem is, if the democrats bring a lawsuit, the lawsuit could take years to resolve and how do you have a candidate where there's something over the head of the party and that individual? so i hope it wouldn't be the truth. i hope

paul steinhauser, and o. hernandez in the iowa radio network in iowa, thank you. >> ifill: stay with us. coming up on the newshour: what a board game has to do with advancing artificial intelligence. the washington post editor on his reporter's 545 days in an iranian prison. and the vision behind a new world war one memorial. >> woodruff: but first, rhino and elephant poaching has reached unprecedented levels as the black market price of rhino horn and ivory tusk has skyrocketed. university of california berkeley students daphne matziaraki and james pace- cornsilk traveled to kenya and found that the trafficking networks are often connected to international terrorist groups and, on the ground, the situation resembles war. >> reporter: ol jogi conservancy in northern kenya is home to 46 eastern black rhinos. there are 500 left in the world. >> we had two rhinos i believe to have been shot with a firearm, and one of those rhinos 6had its horns cut off. >> reporter: jamie gaymer manages this rhino sanctuary and

senate. >> ifill: paul steinhauser, does it reverberate the same way in new hampshire?maybe not as important here in new hampshire but, yeah, it's definitely an endorsement that can't hurt donald trump, it could only help him here. i was covering ted cruz and speaking with the senator minutes after the endorsement happened. he downplayed the endorsement and said he's still friends with sarah palin. he recognized she helped him get elected to the senate in 2012 but ted cruz looked me in the eye and said attend of the day it's the voters who will determine who's the real conservative in the race. it hurts his argument a little because he's been in a war of words arguing trump was not the real conservative so when sarah palin endorses trump its stings a little bit. we'll find out in weeks. >> ifill: especially heeding up in the voting in a couple of weeks to get caught up in the polls, but a couple of polls in the past 24 hours show donald trump with a quite definitive lead in new hampshire. >> yeah, and that has been the case quite some time. unlike iowa where you have a

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it had ail the appearances of a victory lap which he interrupted to talk about paul steinhauser, formertical director and anchor at new hampshire one news. it got its first national air here. clearly he thinks last night paid off for him. >> he sure did. he was pretty darn tired. i asked him how much sleep did he get? he flew in and did the one event in nashua and then flew back to iowa. i asked him right off the bat about ted cruz. take a listen. with you not there at the fox debate, your main rival in iowa, ted cruz, he was getting pummelled from left and right. was this by design? did you think about this all along? >> a lot of things have happened since then and you saw the result. he got very badly hurt. and he's going down. ted cruz is going down. plus the canada problem. a huge problem. that problem with canada. whether or not he can even run. i think he cannot run. we'll have to see what happens. >> it wasn't by design? >> i'd like to tell you it was by design. maybe it was by instinct. it wasn't good for him and for a couple of the other folks. in the meantime, i had my forum a

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