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brandon rittiman is in iowa and has more from an unusually tape trump rally today in waterloo -- tame trump rally today in water radio. >> reporter: kind of a surprise almost half the -- in waterloo. >> reporter: kind of a surprise almost half the seats were empty, but it is a workday and because of the fog trump wasn't able to take his plane with his name emblazoned on the side. he did seem grateful to the people who showed up, a bit of like he tried to temper expectations. >> first of all, iowa is a great state with the most fantastic people and i must say win, lose or draw i love you folks all. >> reporter: still trump kicked down the issues that built so much support with him. he talked about the wall to be built with mexico he wants mexico to pay for it. he talked about religion saying he'll spend less and get more results and he talked about religion and the support he's received from evangelicals in iowa. if trump steamed subdued today -- seemed subdued today, so did his rival ted cruz. is this a must win state for you? >> of course not. from the beginning we approach all four states

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. >> a dig tamed at donald trump who accused cruz vee atwitter of fraud and stealing the iowa caucuses.( trump wants either a new election or to have the results nullified. mean meanwhile, the gop field of candidates continues to narrow. rand paul announcing he was pulling out of the race today after a fifth place showing in iowa. >> it has been a privilege to give voice to liberty movement in this race, and i believe we have broadennened the debate by being part of it. >> two republican sources tell cnn rick sananrum will also end his campaign wednesday night pot side, clint and bernie sanders will be grilled by new hampshire voters i in tonight's town hall meeting in derp they will also face off tomorrow night in a tradition a debate which almost didn't happen. sander threatened to pull out unless the clinton campaign agreed to two more debates. the clinton camp agreed to two but not in her homstate of new york. >> i'm a little bit meads that have a debate in the state that she represented. >> sanders his a big lead in new hampshire and he's criticized clinton for being progressive o

look at it some of these other connectives, obviously a good night for marco rubio donald trump kind of cap things tame and his remarks there but looking further down the list mike huckabee has already dropped out but what about people it weird statement from andy carson to go home to get some clothes, that comment we did check around we have dry cleaners so if he wants to replenish his supply he could do that if he chose to bit further down on the list rand paul looking for a better night and all along hoping to find 10,000 college supporters to boost him up there. he would have to do soul-searching and has to think about whether he wants to focus instead on holding onto the senate seat back in kentucky carly fiorina not much of a night in rick santorum terrible night way nightly at the bottom. this is somebody back four years ago one the iowa caucuses the start look at a couple of these people wondering what the path forward is and deep soul-searching they have to do. you start looking at close numbers, jerry keeps talking hillary clinton him bernie sanders. no matter which way this turns out it seem

yes, it's technically possible if they were able to consolidate all of the non-trump voters could possibly tame him on, but it's a slimmer and slimmer chance. the republican turnout cycle has been breaking records left and right. it's incredibly high. there are a lot of new voters coming out and it's hard to argue the fact that many are excited about donald trump. there's no denying he's on a bit of a roll here. >> let the record show that after 4:04 a.m. without having slept, tal kopan made a "dumb and dumber" reference, and we love that. talk about it. they were angrier than other states and with that they wanted an outsider more than we've seen in other states. >> absolutely. i believe it was about two-thirds or so who wanted an outsider versus someone who referenced the republican establishment. that's something we've been seeing all the way along. there's being something that's been written between donald trump and bernie sanders. voters really, really want something different. they're really frustrated with washington. that's why you see the candidates who are from washington. it doesn't

. >> he had ads on exactly is tame over and over. >> donald trump showed a lot of different sides of himself last night. he had to be help with the fact that, besides the exception of jeb bush on eminent domain, nobody else took him on. >> i think it was a perfect storm with donald trump and john kasich. trump came in with a lead. he wanted to recover from the iowa loss. he gets the guy coming up close to him gets battered around in the course of the debate. he had a few shots. he basically staid on even keel in the course of this. if we go into election night on tuesday, we may announce that new hampshire picks presidents and they're going to pick a democratic socialist on one side the that happensnd a reality tv star on the other side. but new hampshire may be picking those two people as who they think is president. as well. no one touched him after the >>i guess it was a lot of reagan lt night. reagan's 11th commandment. no one turne the other cheek on reeb yo. cruz didn't want to perform. he wanted to get out of the way. he was beaten up in iowa. i agree with matt. kasich, you kn

tame ago. a lot of people want to talk about donald trump. back in 2014 he tweeted no one remembers who came in second. we'll see what he has to say about that tomorrow. >> much more on this on fox news morning starting at 4:25 in the k you for joining us. we'll see you tomorrow night. >> good night, everybody. (singing) i just can't wait to meet you, sweet child you're on the way, i'm filled with expectation, and you're growing everyday... (instrumental) >> today on "tmz" -- >> blac chyna gets arrested for being incredibly drunk at an airport in texas. and minutes after that happens, rob kardashian gets in a bentley, drives 1400 miles to pick her up. >> i think it's hysterical she has to get so wasted. i have been boning rob kardashian four days. get me a triple! >> justin bieber did an impromptu concert. >> how many people thought you would like justin bieber? >> i think he likes the people he's performing for in the club more than he likes the teeny boppers he's performing for. >> me and oliva and nicki went to the concert and there were a

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according to the des moines register donald trump in the lead at 28 percent ted cruz at 23 percent. this represents a shift in the race. last month the tame poll had ted cruz with a 10 point advantage over donald trump. a lot can change overnight because 45 percent of iowa voters say they could still be persuaded to support another candidate. that's how it works with the caucuses. so it is anybody's guess. we have a big show for you on tap. we will get analysis from chris and howe kurtz. we will speak to rand paul about his strategy and iowa congressman steve cane is here to talk about politics and his home state. we begin tonight with frank luntz with a focus group of iowa voters. watch this. >> all eyes are on iowa and on caucus voters like this. every one changed who they support in the last 48-hours. how many of you could change back to someone else? raise your hands. what is wrong with these people? how long does it take? >>> oo the field is so big there are so many issues and more things keep coming out. in the last debate you saw other candidatesable to come up and rise to the top and give you a different impression of them. >> was

tame. >> it feels like this time next week we could know who the nominees are. actually. nominee. trump's the republican nominee -- >> how do you take him on? >> a man whose ideas andd behavior so is divisive, which really becomes an embarrassment to the united states of america. i don't think that's going to be a tough race. >> reporter: both of them are drawing huge many first-time voters. both rail against a political system that they say is bought and sold by special interests. >> we the people are going to t that represents all of us, not just a handful of billionaires. >> reporter: one rails against e other insists his billions are what allow him to be his own man. >> i know the best people and i'm totally self-funding my an odd way you guys are flip sides of the same coin. >> no, i don't think so. >> talking about a broken system. tapping into people's no, one of us is tapping into hatred. one of us is tapping into a very positive agenda. >> imagining the day when you'reald trump your strategy for taking him down? >> why would i tell you? he's probably watching your show.sanders' p

tame by comparison. >> south carolina cannot trust donald trump. >> i'm very capable of changing to anything i want tohange to. >> don't give him that chance. >> reporter: the only two contenders who seem above the fray, if barely, ben carson and john kasich who sums up the race. >> it's like we had a demolition derby. >> reporter: and it may get worse yet. some of the nastiest tricks tend to show up right before the voting. fliers misinforming voters about where they can cast their ballots or smearing candidates so late they have no time to respond. and of course, leaving no clues as to who was behind the dirty work. anderson? >> tom, thanks very much. >>> joining us now, veteran of south carolina political contest, republican consultant, former state republican party chairman, katon dawson, cnn political commentators amanda carpenter and jeffrey lord, he's a trump supporter, former white house political director in the reagan administration. she's a former communications director for senator ted cruz. katon, let's start with you. things seem to be getting tough in south carolina with days to go, not

tame tone on the trail. >> following a fiery night of gop debates. >> let me talk. >> front-runner donald trump moved up even more in the polls today. and he stood by some of his most controversial responses on abc this week. >> as president, you would authorize torture? >> i would absolutely waterboarding. >> really. >> you have to do it that way. >> another headline making moment of the debate - >> let's dispel this fiction that barack obama does not know what he is doing. he knows exactly what he is doing. >> there it is. >> today marco rubio was mocked for being redundant. >> i did not like the idea that he went back to that spiel. >> as far as the message, i hope they keep running it. i will keep saying it. because it is true. >> as far as the democrats go, there it is not much room in the polls there. bernie sanders is still beating hillary clinton. the new hampshire primary is on tuesday for everybody. you can get constant updates on the 2016 race for the white house by going to wftv.com. and there is an elections page for you. click on the news tab. >>> no word yet on how the cause of a deadly crash

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tame the -- would be together for super tuesday. jay gray is at the university of houston with a closer look at tonight's debate. >> reporter: the front runner donald trump travels to texas with growing momentum. >> we might not even need the two months, folks, to be honest. >> reporter: and the rest of the republican field desperately trying to slow him down. >> his three chief opponents all have to run in their home states and trump could beat them all. >> reporter: which means the tension will be high. >> the vs. and overwhelming majority of republicans do not want donald trump to be they nominee. >> reporter: and ted cruz taking shots at the front runner. >> we can't be fooled by p.d. barnham. the time for the clowns and the acrobats and the dancing bears has passed. >> reporter: but many analysts warn the time for other gop candidates to plook trump's nomination is running out. >> you have the "washington post" with the stunning editorial about stopping trump. they feel there is some urgency would create some sort of historic rush toward them in the final days and weeks. >> reporter: history that either way will begin to play out as the republicans

tame compared to the political field. >>> we've got rubio taking from donald trump book, if he can get all this momentum by throwing around insults i'm mainly aimed at trump. >> he had his first fair share of insults, we are still hearing different jabs of things coming out and rebutels as well. very interesting especially into super tuesday. >>> we'll take a look at the jabs coming everybody's way. first tossing it over to tim studebaker with a look at our forecast. >>> good morning to you, hey it is the last day of february let's take a little preview of march and see what the average looks like. the average high is 55 we'll go way beyond that near 70 tomorrow instead, the average low is 31 degrees, just under 11.5 hours with the sunset before 6 p.m. we change the clocks during the months so that really affects this sun rise and sunset times about 12.5 a little more 12 and a half hours of daylight, look at what the sunset time does 7:23 by the the month averages about 3- quarters of an inch of presip in the airport with reno highest temperatures ever reported in march 83 back in 1966, lowest temperature, 3 below back in

trump said based on the fraud committed by ted cruz during the iowa caucus, either a new election should tame or cruz's no response yet from the cruz campaign. >>> number two, rand paul is no longer running for president. the kentucky senator is suspending his campaign for the republican no, ma'am neigh. the 52-year-old is expected to turn to his senate reelection campaign, which he is favored to win. >>> number three, day two in bill cosby's attempt to get a criminal sexual assault charge thrown out. cosby is charged with drugging an violating a former temple university employee in 2004. a pennsylvania district attorney claims at that time he made a verbal deal with cosby that if he gave a deposition in the civil case, he would not be charged. cosby followed through. the new d.a. claims his predecessor had no right to make that deal. >>> number four, people in minnesota are taking advantage of the freezing temperatures by where temperatures topped out at 22 degrees today. >>> governor scott is pushing for a billion dollar tax package and getting pushback over who should reap the benefits. re

according to the des moines register donald trump in the lead at 28 percent ted cruz at 23 percent. this represents a shift in the race. last month the tame poll had