we begin with phil lipof and the caucus debate. phil: razor-thin margins and historically large turnout and votes are still being counted here. on the republican side, ted cruz pulled out a big win over front-runner donald trump. but marco rubio is also marching on with new momentum after nearly tying trump to snag a strong third place finish. trump himself striking a more trump himself striking a more subdued note. trump: we finished second, and i want to tell you something. i'm just honored. i'm really honored. i want to congratulate ted, and i want to congratulate all of the incredible candidates. phil: as for the democrats, it is a virtual tie. the clinton camp sending out a statement claiming victory overnight, but it is a razor-thin margin in what's neither abc news nor the associated press ready to call this race. in des moines, phil lipof, wcvb, newscenter 5. kelley: new hampshire becomes election central this morning. chris christie will be at this hotel in just a few hours. one of many candidates pinning their hopes on the

and newscenter5's phil lipof has been talking to some of them tonight. phil? phil: take look that. welcome to the process. we're at the middle school in des moines. this is where the democrats will caucus in an hour. 8 in00 strong. just across the hall. the republicans 3 to 400 strong. this is why getting the vote out is so crucial. it is nowhere more important than here in iowa, because there are a lot of undecided voters still. the young woman is rachel cohen. i spoke to hear short time ago. she is a med student, came here tonight, not knowing who she was going to vote for. >> i am currently undecided so i >> wow. undecided someone conins haved you one way or the other. >> trying to hear what other people say and people like me. phil: the republicans spill out name, the republicans fill out a name, put it into a box. the democrats try convince each other who to vote for. so the clinton folks are over here. the born ny sanders folks are behind me. don't read anything now. this doesn't get going for another hour. they are still edge aretering people now. but the sheer fact is. you

let's get back to phil lipof live in iowa. j.c.: phil, things didn't go exactly as planned at the caucus you were at, right? phil: j.c., ed, you're absolutely right about that. this was about a two-hour process. i didn't think things were going as planned. people here at the end of the night, oh, no, this is how it always works in iowa. it was crazy for some time. in the end they boiled it down and they got a winner. hillary clinton, 362. phil: democracy in action here in iowa, they literally stood up for their candidates. martin o'malley supporters were 51 strong, not viable to be considered, the fight was on for their support, where would they go, clinton or sanders. they went to sanders. it didn't matter. some convincing hillary clinton emerged victorious in the 1,600 plus precincts. >> it's always like that. we talk to our neighbors and we work it out. phil: you're happy about the outcome. >> i'm thrilled, go hillary. >> i'm disappointed, very that bernie sanders is the only guy that is committed to restoring democracy. phi

newscenter 5's phil lipof explains what it means for you and your smartphone. phil: this is one step beyond the tech gy and's refusal to unlock the iphone of the one of the terrorists. ceo tim cook speaking with sympathy for the victims. >> what they have been through, be no one should have to go through. apple has cooperated with the fbi fully in this case. 2:00 they came us to and asked us for all the information we had on this phone. we gave everything that we had. phil: but he womanp let the company do any more than that. it it two the one iphone. is about the future. >> what is at stake here is can the government compel apple to write software that we believe would make hundreds of millions of customers vulnerable around the world including the u.s.? phil: so crucial, he autoses this analogy. >> the only way we know would to be write a piece of software that we view as sort of the software equivalent of cancer. we think it is bad nurs to write. we would never write. i have never written it. that is what it at stake here. >> the fbi said national see core di

newscenter 5's phil lipof is live in amherst. of questions about how this all happened? phil: right, maria. chief among those questions: how did the two guys get into see core dorm here on campus? assault someone student, yes, witness say they had a gun. >> two guys running done the hallway. phil: no one was closer than the two men than same. he doesn't want to use the last last name. he is a freshman and freaked out tonight. he was heading to the room on the third floor of the dorm. >> how does did the guys get to you when they were running done the into they,ed and touched me. right. everyone else had no idea what was ap peng. >> my friend to pull md knee the room moodily and was like, get out of here. she called the cops. ed: the police chief say the two men were not umass student although they were college age. >> minor lacerations to the head. phil: cell phone video shows the miss response. the school sent out tweets and alerts even a siren. >> intrude are alert. telling everyone to shelter in lays. the sophomores were in a yoga class. >> we wanted to come back. i li

newscenter 5's phil lipof has the drama unfolding on the phil: at a rally in tampa, florida, the usual from donald trump but earlier in the day taking his feud with ted cruz to a new level tweeting, "if at ted cruz doesn't clean up his act, stop cheating and doing negative ads, i have standing to sue him for not being a natural born citizen," a threat in response to cruz pummeling him with ads in south carolina. >> it's more than a little irony in donald accusing anyone of being nasty. phil: cruz and trump's other rivals now criticizing the billionaire's tendency to do this. >> i would bomb (bleep), i was going to say they're (bleep) but i won't say that. >> (bleep) she said he's a (bleep). phil: but the next contest is in south carolina where two-thirds of the voters are expected to be evangelical. they are not thrilled with that kind of language. >> he doesn't really look christian. phil: here's something else for evangelicals to consider. hitting marco rubio. >> maybe you should vote for more than a pretty face next time. phil: turns out she's a porn star. cruz dropped the ad when h

heather: newscenter 5' s phil lipof starts us off live in manchester, new hampshire with the trump campaign, phil? >> we have stepped outside now because the secret service is taking control of the banquet hall behind me. they are sleeping all the gear, they are there with their dogs and everything else. this is the fate what outside of the manchester airport. that line right now is trump supporters. this event will be much different from last night' s event. as that he was at the verizon wireless into, 5000 voters. the voting began with more and it goes all through the afternoon. there will be about 400 people in the banquet hall behind me, and half of them will be media. the candidate enjoys a good size the rest of the candidates are fine for second, third, fourth, and fifth place. they will win until all the voting is finished, and that he will show up to give his speech no matter what happens. he helps to win by at least one vote. we will have to see how it goes with several undecided here in new hampshire. heather: teamwork. newscenter 5' s jc monahan is live in hollis, new hampshire w

phil lipof is live with the trump campaign in manchester. >> we are at a banquet hall just outside of manchester airport. behind me come a couple supporters waiting to get in. he was getting into one of his public schedule today. he will be here we are told about 9:30 tonight. low turnout is strong but as trump said his health in a video -- himself in a video face book message today, it doesn' t matter what the polls say, what matters is getting to the polls tonight. some people are having a difficult time but he said he have to get to the polls. it is important as he has told all of his import -- supporters. we will see you back live inside in a short time for them -- time. ed: also following the marco rubio campaign. he is really fighting to be an alternative. you can see the supporters pouring in right now. marco rubio really saying he is feeling the momentum in this campaign. earlier today, he was meeting. he was hoping to sustain and build on his iowa momentum in new hampshire. that debate performance over the weekend put some questions in voters minds. the q4 marco rubio tonight

phil lipof is live in the newsroom. what do we know? phil: we know the plane has taken off finally from logan, heading to new york. it was supposed to land at jfk almost 24 hours ago. the delta flight from mexico to new york was diverted to manchester, new hampshire last night. hotel overnight, and try to fly to new york this morning. that is when the turbulence hit. the plane took off two hours late. strong winds forced it to turn back to boston after a couple of rocky hours in the air. >> i can say, i have never, and all the years i have been flying, felt the plane be locked around like a twig in my life. we were being dropped. babies were crying. people were throwing up in barf bags, which i have never seen, besides in a movie. phil: and that was after being diverted. jarrett got off the plane. he is now taking a train to new york. as for the other passengers, most are on that plane, hoping to be on the ground soon. ed: tonight there are two breaking stories involving the patriots. 1a return, is -- the up -- one a departure. >> let' s

heather: newscenter 5' s phil lipof is here with more on a heated exchange. phil: that' s right. despite a growing from house lawmakers, martin shk reli refused to testify, pleading the fifth. the from a single sheep was question about price hikes to drugs sold by a company. they' re a life-saving drugs for cancer and hiv patients where prices were raised more than 5000%. he could not be seen smirking during questioning which infuriated lawmakers on the house oversight government reform committee. later, s jh -- shkreli tweeted that the lawmakers were morons. ed: police in germany rounded up terrorist raids. they say the men had contact suspected of planning an attack in germany. phones. a plan to analyze the evidence to determine the target. and heather: -- and wikileaks founder julian assange may surrender to a british police force. heather: that is only at the united nation ruled he was lawfully detained. julian assange has not left ecuador' s embassy in britain he is fighting extradition to sweden. and tonight, brand-new soccer fields have been vandalized. 18-year-old residen

newscenter 5' s phil lipof is here, phil the president is getting into the mix? phil: he is not holding back at all when asked about the donald trump presidency. president obama: i continue to be president. and the reason is because i have people and i think they , recognize that being president is a serious job. leonard, where donald trump holds a commanding lead, a flash of anger at one of his rallies. a protesters surrounded and , escorted out. led the charge up on stage. donald trump -- >> if it wasn' t for mr. trump t think any of phil: and then donald trump went on the attack. i mean this guy, cruz comes out altrai mean this guy, cruz comes out well i don' t think he' s : going to win. this guy is so strident and so nasty he' s going to lose every single state. and then bush, poor bush, he comes out, he goes, i don' t think donald trump can beat hillary clinton but i can. ,then i said then why aren' t you , beating me, why aren' t you beating me? phil: senator cruz with a little tough talk of his own. ted cruz when radical islamic : terrorists wage jihad on

phil lipof is here with the latest on what happened, pretty scary for those people phil. phil: it must have been terrifying it was during the height of the storm the bus was packed with passengers and the rescue effort was enormous. an horrific sight on i-95 near madison today. just after noon a tour bus carrying roughly 70 people from nyc to mohegan sun casino wound with blizzard conditions in the area firefighters had to smash through the windshield to reach the victims. >> mass casualty incident. tour bus rollover. reporter: the charter bus rolling over in low visibility on icy i-95 dozens of emergency vehicles covering the northbound side of the highway. some passengers lucky enough to get out on their own but close to 30 others had to be taken to the hospital >> we had a little extricating to do. we had some guardrails that went through the bus. phil: at least 3 critically injured. 95 northbound was shut down between exits 61 and 62 for hours until the bus could be uprighted and hauled away. nothing official from the dhalia bus company yet but our abc affiliate in ha

ed: newscenter 5' s phil lipof is covering the trump campaign for phil: we are at control headquarters, or what would be trump headquarters tonight. the candidate will be here later, but they are setting up behind me. take a look, this is where the media is right now. this is literally how close is everybody that everybody is today. the candidate himself did not have any events, but daughter eve ivanka was out campaigning with the rest of the family. donald trump has joked that she gives birth and in him should will definitely win this state. we will be here for the rest of the night, although the secret service takes this room at about 30 minutes, so we will see it from outside. heather: coming off his win in iowa, ted cruz is looking to make it two in a row tonight. ed: j.c. monahan is covering the hollis, new hampshire. j.c.: we are at his watch party headquarters here in hollis, new hampshire. just likelihood of the trump headquarters, we are just in set up stage here. he is coming off a win in iowa, and he does not have the same support here in new hampshire. trump is the favorite

emily: our phil lipof will be in iowa as the votes are tallied. look for his live reports tonight starting at 4:30 p.m. after the votes come in at 11:00 p.m. and tomorrow morning on the eyeopener. meantime one candidate is pinning his hopes to the next voting state. republican john kasich was in new hampshire all weekend, and he'll keep campaigning there today. he's hoping a strong showing there will keep his campaign the new hampshire primary is a week from tomorrow. is in the hospital, and boston police are trying to figure out what happened. all of this unfolding on alpine street in the city's roxbury neighborhood. the eyeopener's kelley tuthill is there with what we know at kelley: randy, a police officer overnight. there is still crime scene tape up. we're still waiting to hear what police have learned in their here last night. this is what we know right now. police received a call around 9:40 last night reporting a trauma victim on alpine street. a three-year-old child was taken from the home by ambulance to boston medical center. again, pol

both contenders happened to phil lipof is here with that story. phil. phil: voters were take side. then same room, tonight, at a friendly democratic state dinner in manchester, both hillary clinton and bernie sanders had a chance to hit the top point. saners suggesting he is on top because -- we're talking about the issues that working families and the middle class are concerned about. we are talking about ending a clinton looking to make up ground. >> you may have a favorite, but this is new hampshire. everyone takes a second look. maybe even a third oar fourth look. and i hope you will give one of those looks to me in the next couple of days. [cheering and applauding] phil: earlier in the day, both were out and about looking for every last vote. clinton dancing a little bit at this ral while the senator. for his part, sander's powered through several events hammering the need. >> tell me why, in the year 2016, so many people in new hampshire, and so many people in vermont should be working not one job, but two job, three jobs, trying to cobble together some income and some health

newscenter 5's phil lipof is here. phil, there are still plenty of questions about what happened. phil: you are bright that, ed. it was seemingly unprovoked if. this was near battle pore. it began with a man pulling a gun, without notice, shooting a sheriff's dep in the head. it was before noon on the pa fer are a northwest of baltimore. >> sheriff's deputy was called though restaurant checking on man. the police was packed. was lunch time. the deputy came in, sat down next to the man, and asked how he was doing. >> right after that. he took out the gun and shot him in the head. right after the officer shot him how was the dead. phil: ten feet away in a booth having lunch with her mother. >> i was freaking out. everybody was running to one side of the store. and families were hud ling and huddling together. phil: the suspect reason out the back doo door. nearby businesses went into longdown. they chased the suspect eventually exchanging gunfire. shot and killed. so is the suspect. i would like to pint out led toed han gup was recovered from the inside of the suspect from the insid

ed: newscenter 5's phil lipof is phil. phil: glad you could tell how shaken up andrews was. she discovered videos had been posting on-line. >> it was all over this internet. i don't know where i am. phil: at first, authorities actually thought she had staged it as a publicity stunt, but when andrews had to watch the video the fbi, she actually had to leave the room to throw-up. the images still haunt her this to this day. >> i am so embarrassed. i comp here and i sit in fear. i start talking about my job, how much i love sports then this happens every day of my life. phil: michael barrett was sentence to two and a half years in prison for stacking andrews. today, he said the motive was simply money. andrews stated the nashville marriott was negligent for telling barrett which room she

he phil lipof is here well the latest drama, phil, from the campaign trail. phil: well, donald trump has raised this question before. it is ted cruz eligible to be president because he was born in anta. but now threatening to sue him over it. cruz is identifying back with attack ads in south carolina, the next battleground state. [chanting] phil: at a rally in tampa, florida, the usual from donald trump. burler, the day, taking the feud to a new level, tweeting if ted cruz doesn't clean up the ac, ad, i have standing to sue him. a threat pos blin response to cruz pummeling him with ads in south carolina. >> more than a little irony, in donald accusing anyone of being nasty. phil: cruz and trump's other rivals crit see you zing to do this. >> i would bomb out of them. >> way was going to say that fully. want say that. >> she lost. >> she said is a (beep) phil: but the next contest is in south carolina, where two-thirds of the voters are expected to be evangelicals them they are not thrilled with that kind of language. >> because it doesn't really look christia

emily: our phil lipof is in iowa as the votes are tallied. look for his live reports tonight starting at 4:30 p.m. after the votes come in at 11:00 eyeopener. candidates are pending their hopes to the next voting state could republican john kasich was he' ll keep campaigning there today. chs christie will be arriving later kicking off a bus tour. a week from tomorrow. emily: democrat presidential candidates return to the granite state this week. a showdown is set for thursday night. and martin o' expected to attend. erika: right now, 4 staff members are under arrest, school. the eagleton school, which is a facility for boys with disabilities in great barrington, was raided this weekend. the five employees are charged with assaulting students at the school. today. emily: right now, townsend police are asking for help to they say there have been several incidents where someone threw small engine parts out of a moving vehicle into oncoming traffic. the objects have also been thrown at parked cars and homes. no one has been hurt, but damage was r

ed: hillary crin don and bernie sanders go head to head in tonight's debate in milwaukee and phil lipof is here. both candidates finally got into the fight the secondful that debate. phil: yeah. both candidates. big for bernie sanders. the momentum coming out of of new hampshire for hillary clinton. she needed to land few punches and get back up the game. are not in the white house yet. >> senator bernie sanders trying to capitalize making it clear it is a tight race. a first universal health care. >> now before, it was colled obama care, it was called million ry care. >> pointing out senator sand ear plan would disman tell the affordable care ac. >> i have fought my entire life to make sure that health cares rating for all people. he we are not going to dismantle anything. clintop looking to kang that now. vie spent my entire adult life working toward making sure that women are empowered to make share own choices, even if that choice is not to vote for me. >> sanders looking to gain support for african-american and latinos, especially important as the campaign heads south. seeing video

phil lipof is tracking this latest controversy. phil? >> ma irrhea shall all the candidates on the republican side are not happy with apple. trump once again going the extra step call for a boycott. all of this while apple continues to footing the government's request for help. >> donald trump now going after apple. >> how do you like it? >> i just started. >> boycott apple. a the billionaire angry that the tech giant refuses to help investigators unlock the iphone of one of the terrorists. >> first of all. apple ought to give security to that phone. >> ok. >> what i think you owing to do is boycott apple this they give that security number. phil: telling abc news the company has no sympathy and they left to the door but this case not the terrorists. the justice department doesn't agree calling on federal judge into syed farook's iphone. the potential legal threat? a federal court could hold apple in contempt. the issue defined if it does not comply. apple says complying would create a master key that could unlock millions of apple phone

our phil lipof will be in iowa as the votes are tallied. look for his live reports tonight starting at 4:30, after the votes come in at 11:00 p.m., eyeopener. republican john kasich putting everything on a strong showing in new hampshire. he was the only candidate there yesterday while everyone else campaigned in iowa. the ohio governor will hold events in the granite state again today. randy: breaking overnight. a woman is seriously hurt after being struck by a car in boston. this was the scene around 1:40 this morning on mass ave. at boston street. boston e.m.s. transported the woman to boston medical center. court today, facing several living conditions in worcester. prosecutors say sheyla montalvo and natasha riley-murphy lived in the squalid home on king street with their children, ages 6, 5, and 3. police say the home is infested with mice, animal feces, and garbage. the women were also arrested on multiple drug charges. randy: world health leaders are preparing to hold an emergency meeting to search for ways to stop the spread of the

phil lipof shows us the new vision for this massive piece of property. for almost 15 years, this a burned down house. neighbors say at night drugs and takeover. dorchester and so does his distance partner, both architects working to transform the area. >> the overall concept of the project is not isolation but knitting it into the neighborhood it self. >> we walked around for four acres. quite it is crying for redevelopment. >> partners sean and dmitry casco. >> we knew four acres, so close, underutilized. in between neighborhoods, that was going to be a great opportunity. >> their plan is 350 units of housing, studios, and apartments. rent is going up from 200. 40,000 square feet of retail spaces, most likely a grocery store. >> just time is a restaurant and the owner of this place says he has been looking long enough. >> residents will flock to the area and it will bring vibrance and real estate value. it is exciting all around. phil: they all think this will be a large-scale project. >> pride in having something that will look great and it says doug: it goes before the zoning board and

phil lipof, abc news, boston. >>> firefighters in southern of los angeles. the warehouse was engulfed in flames but no injuries were eyewitnesss heard several small explosions inside the building in an industrial area. the cause was fire is unknown. >>> and check this out. an electrical fire on a huge crane in melbourne, as a tralia this morning causing it to collapse. the flames of spread more than 12 stories up. construction workers cleared out as soon as the fire broke out. there were thankfully no injuries. >>> let's move onto the race for the white house. donald trump drawing tremendous crowds as republicans in nevada have their say today. trump revved up supporters in las vegas last night and when he was interrupted by a protester, he said, i'd like to punch the man in the face. he also lashed out at ted cruz calling him sick. hours earlier, cruz fired his chief spokesman after he posted a misleading video about rubio. hillary clinton is heading back to south carolina today after getting a financial boost in california. clinton an ended three thousands

phil lipof, abc news, boston. >>> firefighters in southern california battled a blaze south of los angeles. the warehouse was engulfed in flames but no injuries wer eyewitnesss heard several small have their say today. trump revved up supporters in las vegas last night a number of transactions. so you've about 60 feetfall in the shape of a monkey. eep youroi introducing lysol click gel. case. someone was allegedly trying to cooke marijuana. >> isenberg. getting double mastectomies more than tripled. research he evers also more of those mastectomies are being done on an outpatient basis. >> this is interesting. an internet prank played on a nightmare and is sound agalarm with parents a mother karina bennett. >> it really happened from 14 different fathers. on world news daily report.com. the story going viral when bennett was tagg by a former coworker. >> i thought it was a joke. ied take an emotional toll on bennett. >> i starred getting more and more photoses. >> if it wasn't water marked and wasn't copyrighted, anyone can grab the photo and do whatever they want with it. unfortuna

phil lipof, abc news, boston. >>> firefighters in southern of los angeles. the warehouse was engulfed in flames but no injuries were rorred. eyewitnesss heard several small explosions inside the building in an industrial area. the cause was fire is unknown. >>> and check this out. an electrical fire on a huge crane in melbourne, as a tralia this morning causing it to collapse. the flames of spread more than 12 stories up.