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eight years ago, mike huckabee won iowa, didn't work out for him. ted cruz, he won iowa this time. e trying to make the suggestion he's going to wind up like these other guys. >> it doesn't matter, so you go back to the recent history and say, okay, iowa doesn't matter. i think that's not the case in donald trump's case because expectations were set so high for him in iowa and i don't know who did it -- >> including the so-called gold standard polls. >> donald trump is the one who talks about the polls all the time. >> let's not forget, with ted cruz, ted cruz, he is leading in the money in cash on hand now. he has the resources. if you remember santorum and huckabee, they were one-state candidates who were trying to sling shot into the race and then begin to raise resources. cruz is also very well organized. some of these states, through march 1 to march 15th. he's in a better position than other folks who came out of the iowa caucuses. >> paul, you agree that cruz is better positioned than santorum or huckabee was? >> absolutely, terrific win for cruz and puts the monkey on trump'

so, yes, senator cruz is a really, really hard right religious conservative who just won iowa, but he is a different kind of cat than the usual really hard right religious conservatives who just want iowa then they peter out soon thereafter. on the strength of money, alone, and money is not everything, just ask jeb bush, but on the strength of money, alone, it may be fair to expect ted cruz to be a more formidable challenger for the rest of the primary than other iowa winners have been in the recent past. so, yes, common wisdom's told us the winner of iowa won't win the nomination but this time around, buyer beware. joining now is robert costa, national political reporter for the "washington post." nice to see you in manchester. >> great to be with you. >> senator ted cruz is sitting on a big war chest. is that going to make a difference for his prospects in new hampshire? >> this is an amaze game for him. iowa was his home game. he returns to his home turf in south carolina especially march 1s. cruz is running a long-term campaign. he sees the super tuesday primaries in the deep sout

we won iowa. you came in fifth in new hampshire so it doesn't matter if you don't win south carolina. this fits with the scenario. raising expectations for marco rubio. at the same time, when you look at who is getting a ticket. trump, rubio, cruz. you can hear the crowd cheering behind me as the different network is playing. you're hearing some of the noise. it looks like cruz and rubio. a two-man vase where rubio wants to be. at this point, a potential third place finish for cruz could raise questions about his likability. >> all right. at cruz headquarters. as we keep saying, it is the second through sixth race that is proving so interesting tonight. another break. and we'll be right back. >>> we are back. this is election headquarters of the winner tonight in south carolina. trump election headquarters. we are expecting to see the candidate within about 15 minutes from right now. so we'll obviously go there the moment we see donald trump. and the place will presumably erupt. welcome back. marc

she won iowa by percentage points and got trounced in new hampshire. coming to the state. it's the type of state she should do well in, and having success is comforting to the

first, let's get our top story-- a surprise in iowa for republicans - but it's too close to call at this hour - democrats are still waiting to find out who won the iowa caucus. it is a dead heat clinton and bernie sanders. both in a virtual tie. but it appears - clinton may eventually be winner. clinton has been awarded 699 of the state delegate equivalents. bernie sanders has there is still one more precinct to be counted. worth only 2 so --even if sanders wins those delegates -- it won't be enough to beat cinton. martin o'malley-- unable to register with voters-- has dropped out. on the republican e... ted cruz won iowa.. beating donald the billionaire - and gop frontrunner - win. florida senator jeb bush.. finished in 6th place. here's a look at the new reaction, coming in from the campaign trail. shively joins us live from des moines, democrats still don't have a winner in iowa... but many experts say... this is a loss for clinton regardless.. was not suppose to come this close. are you shocked by analyst say - marco rubio is the real story out of this.. placing third in iowa could be the momentum he needs. thank you. the candidates now

it could be an interesting rate. >> 2012 santorum won iowa but it was announced romney won.ven though it was changed later romney histill had the roam men tum. if you get a close second place a close third place you are getting as much the same of tell gats. he probably has two or three or delegates more. if he wins tonight he is going to win new hampshire. the we have to remember that people don't want to have trump they can add knowledge that. westbound stays in the pop 2 or 3 per in there. >> ron hire, thank you for fog that. >> enemy had been anothers gentles w i think it landed last tuesday. one second it's there. then, woosh, it's gone. i swear i saw it swallow seven people. seven. i just wish one of those people could have been mrs. johnson. [dog bark] trust me, we're dealing with a higher intelligence here. ♪ the all-new audi q7 is here. ♪ we danced in a german dance group. i wore lederhosen.man. when i first got on ancestry i was really surprised that i wasn't finding all of these germans in my tree. i decided to have my dna tested through ancestry dna. the big surp

. >> i think if donald trump won iowa, maybe we would have seen huckabee. >> it looks like santorum is going to. those are the two guys that showed up at the rally for the veterans. jeremy, what do you think about these four guys, circular firing squad. only one will get out.

but iowa's value -- for both major political parties -- seems to come in getting a message out and as an early test. test.in 1992 -- bill clinton won the presidency -- but tom harkin was in the race early on -- chasing nearly all the democratic candidates from iowa from the start.harkin won with 76-percent of the vote. then -- al gore and john kerry -- both caucus winners -- both lost to george w. bush before president obama edged out john since carter won iowa -- the democratic nomination and eventually the white house -- the only other non-incumbent democrat to ride success in the hawkeye state all the way to pennsylvania avenue has been barack obama. "they said our sights were set too high. they said this country was too divided, too disillusioned to ever come togtehr around a common purpose. but on this january night, at this defining moment in hisotyr, you have done what the cinics said we couldn't do. iowa republicans have had an even worse time than the democrats.the democratic caucus winner generally becomes the eventual nominee for their party. party.republicans have only done that in two non-incumbent elections over the l

the iowa caucuses on the republican and rick santorum won in012 and were they the nominee of the republican party? no they did not and it's very difficult to sort of ascribe victory in finality for any candidate if they win iowa but definitely could break several candidates and thinking ben carson if he does poorly in iowa it's not looking good for him going forward, rand paul would be another candidate and jeb bush to some extent even though he has a super pac and a group that can raise and spend unlimited amounts of money with $58 million supporting him and if he finishes 5, 6, 7, 8 in iowa you can't see a path for him going in new hampshire, south carolina and some of the later states. >> which sounds so shocking to hear that there is not a path forward politically speaking for bush and we will have to see how that turns out and we will have to see what he was saying of why this particular election and caucus is very significant for someone like donald trump and bernie sanders because i believe on our show we are saying a few years ago no on

yesterday when he won iowa, he did so largely with conservative voters. again, as i was talking about before, the traditional conservative voters in iowa but that's very different from here. the moderate vote in iowa, it's only about 15%. and he only got 9% of that. it's much, much bigger here in new hampshire. and just again, anecdotally, talking to so many people who were at a marco rubio rally tonight, they said that they would never even consider voting for ted cruz because they want somebody who is going to go to washington and make deals. that is the opposite of the appeal that ted cruz has with the more conservative electorate that is maybe more in south carolina and elsewhere but maybe not so much here in new hampshire. >> by the way, you are in new hampshire, in manchester, so stay there. just wait for a moment, i'm going to bring in a man who might have a crystal ball, the best crystal ball in this business and that's hugh hewitt. it pains me to say this, hugh hewitt -- i'm just kidding. you called it. here's your prediction on sunday. >> ted win

he got his dream in iowa. he won it out there. him, do you think, on the republican side? do you think republicans are looking at this and saying this is a dirty trick or do you think they're looking and saying hey, fair's fair, it's overblown, it's not a big deal. >> i think if ben carson could really hammer that argument home, it would be really effective. as you just said, we're watching this interview and ben carson is still pretty even keeled even if he's very angry maybe on the inside about it. what i would be looking for tonight in the debate is whether he makes a big issue out of it when most americans are watching. i'm not sure how many americans are following this tit for tat over something that happened in iowa and so many of us are focused on what's about to happen here in new hampshire in this primary. >> so rubio, look, the targets on rubio's back everybody is saying i think that's true. here's the one that interests me the most. chris christie seems to be saying, look, if i can't win, i'm at least going to take marc

they've predicted that cruz won the iowa caucus. eers and applause ] >> feels good because the man won. >> it's good to be at a watch party when the guy wins. >> this is a victory. a springboard. there's no question that ted cruz has a tremendous amount of momentum. >> reporter: projections cruz has won. what do you think? instant analysis? >> this is significant. all the polling had trump winning in the state for last ten days. everything shows that cruz won by four points. it's interesting to see how rubio climbed thanks to the debate. that is proof that every time the candidates get up together, it makes a big difference. >> reporter: especially if you don't show up. >> if you don't show up, you have no place to go but down. >> and we got to see a little bit later in the show, we'll hear from all the candidates as they said good-bye to iowa and moved to new hampshire. it was a humble donald trump. let's talk about the big buffet. marco rubio will be here live. you can argue that he is one of the biggest if not the biggest winner i

(elephant noise) (donkey noise) up after the iowa caucuses last night. texas senator ted cruz won the iowa gop caucus, outpacing billionaire businessman donald trump and florida senator marco rubio. and now cruz is holding a rally in greenville ahead of the new hampshire primary. over the last 24 hours, the just in the past weekend. this is a map of where cars have been stolen inn richland county. 13 were taken from january 15th through february 2nd. authorities warn that apartment complexes have been the most hit target. there are precautions to avoid becoming a victim. "get an automatic start for your vehicle. have another set of keys where you can lock the vehicle. of course, we ask that you don't leave your vehicle unnatended while it's running, unless you have that auto start, where if anyone tries to break in and step on the gas it automatically shuts off. but, it's one of those things where, it's a crime of opportunity and we're trying to prevent that." some problem areas are broad river road and garners ferry road. the richland county sheriff's department is warning car ow

if she won iowa 4 or 5 points. she was ahead in iowa 45 points and this race closed up. and we move on to new hampshire and she will be in the same position as bernie sanders. it will closeup and get tight and do better in new hampshire than people think. >> before you move on talking about new hampshire, tony, this is an assessment in the atlantic that is more sympathetic. high surrounding standards concealed hillary's compliments. it is impressive his rise. but she remains idea logically full verable. >> it is sad to see the talk. i think simon gave an effective and nottive assessment and i groe agree. the four headlines came from what we on the right consider a left stream mainstream media. it is not as if it is it a right wing conspiracy. hillary clinton was ahead. bernie sanders is a more flawed candidate than barak obama was. that comparison is silly. and the clinton campaign, they were off by seven points in iowa and they had indicated they were expecting a win. they had to hold out to declare a .2 percent margin of victory. there are six coin tosses that decided

iowa. marco rubio won late deciders in iowa. won voters who made their decision either on caucus day or in the last few days. in new hampshire, marco rubio came in fourth among those voters, behind donald trump, john kasich, and jeb bush. all won more of those. and then the final point, 90 percent said that the debate was a factor in their decision. only 8 percent said it wasn't a factor. >> all right. panel. stand by. thank you. >> let's check in now at the winning candidates' campaign headquarters. we begin with chief political correspondent carl cameron live from the trump headquarters in manchester. carl? >> hi, megyn. it's become a victory celebration. the huge crowd went up. they lit it up. they were excited to the hear the news that trump has been projected as the winner tonight. and trump did it in a way that was very unconventional in new hampshire. he didn't come here very often. he did he, however, concentrate most of his large events along the massachusetts/new hampshire border. about 85% of the republican electorate

victory in the state isn't always the best thing, especially for republican. only two candidates have won iowa and gone on to win the parties nomination. things are slightly better fon candidates have not received the nomination after winning iowa. as for iowa's track record when is comes to picking a president, only three have one iowa and become commander in chief. >> rob: one candidates noticeably absent was john kasich. he is well behind front runner donald trump. bernie sanders has also widened his lead in new hampshire. we will keep an eye and the numbers and continue to update you. we will have complete caucus coverage tomorrow on good morning cincinnati. >> cammy: a local breaking news alert, a violent night in block away from each other. police don't have much to go on other than a black toyota may have been involved. what's not clear, is whether the shootings are related. >>> tonight family and friends of a beloved cyclist came tonight. >> reporter: his family flew in from california to be with his wife and two children. one of his best friends is tonight. >> he was my best friend. >

iowa. bill clinton won the nomination in 1992. but not before he came in fourth place in iowa. hillary clinton did not win the nomination in 2008. she lost iowa to barack obama in 2008. she also lost iowa to john edwards in 2008. she came in third place. lawrence o'donnell, master of strategy -- >> a quick parens thinks. in '92 when bill clinton was running the iowa senator tom harkin was running so everybody said, forget about it. i think the gdp of iowa dropped considerably because the democrats just ignored it basically. >> still, fourth place, 3%. you wear that like a tattoo the rest of your life. >> that absolutely is not second, that's right. >> martin o'mally is the distant third place in all the polls and there's a question as to how many caucuses will his supporters be able to put up, 15% of the total number, and stay viable? >> if any. then there's this trick that you can play. if you are the clinton campaign or the sanders campaign. if martin owe rally, if you see in your caucus gymnasium it looks like he's maybe around 14%, you can say to one of your clinton support

now, number two ahead of ted cruz, he's questioning how cruz won iowa. >> ultimately, i think it goes back to what i said before and that is a willingness to say or do anything. tracie: the leading republican donald trump is claiming he could've won iowa if ted cruz hadn't send out questionable mailers and spread false rumors that ben carson was dropping out. >> you know these politicians are brutal, they're brutal. tracie: i wake every day and laugh at the latest thing donald it. tracie: tonight's msnbc debate is hillary clinton's last chance to take on bernie sanders face to face before new hampshire votes on tuesday. >> if it's about our records, hey, i'm gonna win by a landslide on tuesday. tracie: sanders has a double-digit lead here. he's hammering clinton on her six-figure speeches. >> i do not know any progressive who has a super pac and takes $15 million from wall street. that's just not progressive. tracie: her response? >> that's what they offered. tracie: for the democrats, the new poll shows clinton gaining, but still far behind. tracie potts nbc news washington. brad: --

trump is claiming he can -- >> trump' s claim he could' ve won iowa if ted cruz did not spread false rumors. >> these politicians are brutal. >> i wake up every day and laugh at the latest thing donald has tweeted. is hillary clinton' s last chance to take on bernie sanders face to face before the new hampshire voting. >> if it is about our records, i am going to win by a landslide. >> sanders has a dutch it -- double-digit lead. he is hammering clinton on her six-figure speeches. >> i do not know any progressive who has a superpac and takes $15 million from wall street. that is not progressive. >> that is what they offered. >> the new poll shows clinton gaining, but still far behind. rand paul and mike huckabee have also dropped out. they did not endorse anyone. washington. jason: wesh 2 continues to be a coverage. adrian whitsett is gearing up t to what he will cover the primary on-air and online next tuesday. just -- just weeks away. michelle: my looks like this could be a very good spring break for local businesses. jason: it is a new era for the men' what you will no longer see

knowing he has won iowa's republican caucuses. cruz with a strong showing last night with 28% of the vote to donald trump's 24%. marco rubio confident with 23% of the vote and rounding out the top four, ben carson with 9%. after his victory, cruz has his sights set on south carolina next. "rally with ted cruz: gets underway tonight at 6:30 at t.d. convention center in greenville. from there he'll be heading to new hampshire. of course, many candidates are now turning their attention to new hampshire. their primary is set for next tuesday. donald trump, hillary clinton, bernie sanders, and jeb bush will all holding big rallies 30% of likely republican primary voters are backing trump. that's more than double the support of his nearest competitor ted cruz who stands at 12%. and among the democratic presidential hopefuls sanders is showing 57% to clinton's 34%. sanders and clinton will go head to head in new hampshire tomorrow. cnn will broadcast a town hall from 8:00 to 11:00. >>> eric: and as many of the candidates shift their atte

republicans mike huckabee and rick santorum won iowa but went on to loose the election in 2000. george bush won iowa and the white house. >>> bracing for a major winter storm, although not affecting the caucuses, the storm is forecasted for this evening worsening overnight. in southern california, a powerful storm hammered that region. at least one person was killed, the storm as you can see, uprooting dozens of trees, downing power lines and prompting flash flood warnings. thousands there are in the dark. >> in california, the woman charged with helping three inmates escape a jail in southern california is going to be arraigned today. all three of the men are now back behind bars. >> the timing i was are back behind bars again that escaped a southern county jail. >> a jail teacher is accused of helping them with the planning phase. investigators say her relationship with one suspect went beyond the classroom. >> she visited him several times and developed a relationship with him and it seems to be more than just a casual friendship relationship and so she started doing his bidd

he came in behind me. >> first of all, he came -- he said ted cruz barely won iowa. he came within 1.2% of being third place. so he barely won second place. second of all, the reason second is a loss is because he was leading. the reason third is a win for rubio is he came from behind. he gained something like eight or nine points to get up to 23%. so that's the reason why everybody is talking about marco rubio, because donald trump fell in the polls and marco rubio rose dramatically. >> i said moments ago, dana, new hampshire is a totally different ball game. and trump is way ahead there in the polls and the electorate looks almost nothing like what we saw in iowa. >> in iowa, you have one of the most religious states in the country, and new hampshire is the most secular. so donald trump, when he says that he is disappointed in the press coverage, he raised expectations so high and what i saw him do at the end of the night last night is lower expectations going into new hampshire. i still think he wants to win, but he realized that was a mistake. new hampshire, these

in iowa. we won across the board with conservatives, reagan democrats, we even won among young people. it was an incredible victory in iowa. the next week, everyone in the media said okay, fine, cruz won in iowa, but there's no way a conservative can do well in new hampshire. it's a moderate new england state. conservatives, you cannot get support there. last night we astonished the pundits again with a strong third place finish and unifying the conservative movement. now we're headed to south carolina, to nevada, to the super tuesday s.e.c. primary. and i think at this point, it is becoming more and more a two-man race between me and donald trump. and what we're seeing is conservatives uniting behind our campaign and if conservatives continue to unite, we're going to win the nomination. that's also how we win the general. >> donald trump won with conservatives, even in new hampshire. he won with every demographic group, the old, young, college educated, the uncollege educated. men, women, why? >> do

. >> reporter: and trump is now saying that he should have won iowa if it weren't for those rumors that ted cruz people pushed forward that ben carson was dropping out. he was not dropping out. and carson has responded to that. but trump is saying that they confused a lot of voters and trump thinks he would have gotten a few more votes, a few more points and won iowa if not for that and that questionable mailer that some are now questioning as voter fraud that was sent out by ted cruz. ted cruz pushing back saying, look, and this is exactly what he said, donald trump is losing it. he's tweeting all the time, i'm laughing at his tweets. so those two are really going at it. and ted cruz is also looking behind him because marco rubio is running essentially neck and neck with him in new hampshire right now and rubio is going after him as well saying cruz will do or say anything to win this election. >> tracie potts on the hill for us. thank you. and remember you can watch clinton and sanders debate tonight at 9:00 on msnbc. count on a full debrief tomorrow morning if you can't stay up late

iowa. the votes have been counted and cruz has won the iowa caucus the we are waiting to hear from him hopefully he will comemeut there and address supporters soon. when he does we'll have it for you. >> also other news. store owner beaten when thieves storm in and lock him inside his own business. tonight he talks about the ordeal on just one station. >>> and now, on just one station. danger in store. the owner is roughed up and robbed. weeks later he is talking about the frightening moments. >> thank god i'm alive. >>reporter: as he's still living in fear. ism the father of three was thrown to the ground and beatenthrown to the ground and beaten. >> tonight has another problem to deal with. now he's speaking exclusively to the night team's rosh lowe >> when you think my goodness i won't see my children. >> a little bit yes, i was thinking about it. i was surprised. thank god we are here we are alive. >>reporter: ronnie still shaken and afraid and doesn't wa to show his face for this interview. but his story is frighteneng and this surveillance video shows it all. see the other guy go forward t

while clinton may have won iowa, she could have a harder road ahead of her in new hampshire. according to a cnn/wmur poll, bernie sanders leads cline ton in new hampshire -- clinton 57-34%, and sanders' strong showing in iowa could photograph to be the momentum he needs going into the first in the nation primary. >> if we win here in new hampshire after our great showing in iowa, we are going to do well in nevada and south carolina. air air just a reminder, democratic d. >> eric: the democratic primary is february 27 thr. >>> fresh off his big win in state. he held a rally with voters in greenville. the republican senator told supporters first thing he would do if elected president is to repeal obamacare. up next, cruz will be busy leading up to tuesday's vote. and with the primary, only weeks away now, a prominent south carolina superer delegate said he may look outside the democratic party now that his candidate, martin o'malley, has dropped out of the presidential race. o'malley garnered less than 1% in iowa. boyd brown telling the associated press he can't back bernie sand

where vermont senator bernie sanders easily defeated hillary clinton.the former secretary of state won iowa last week in the closest race in state party history -- but sanders cruised by with 60- percent support -- picking up 14 of the state's 24 delegates. "together we have sent the message e at will echo from wall street to washington, budded "that the government of our great country belongs to all of the people, and not just a handful of wealthy campaign contributors" contributors" we're now looking at reaction this tweet is from david axelrod -- a former obama campaign staffer,he says he heard bernie sanders campaign manager say the clinton campagn has thrown the kitchen sink at sanders, but axelrod believeseshe sink hahayet to come, setting up what's looking like a very close race for the democratic nomination. on the republican side -- donald trump was the clear victor drumming up 35-percent and a majority of the delegates in new hampshire. hampshire.take a look at the numbers.in a quick shift of momentum from iowa, ohio governor john kasich finished in second place, securing 3 delega

certainly less auto evangelical than iowa, but pat buchanan won the state in 1996. ted cruz shows a big block of that vote that's out there for him and with the momentum out of iowa, he is set up well. we don't know yet. we'll talk about trump in a second. we don't know what the effect will be. ted cruz's momentum the money and the part of new hampshire that will be attracted to his message, i think there is no reason why he can't finish second and maybe, maybe even win this primary. >> sanders' strong position in iowa allows him to raise internet money. cruz all kinds of money, better than anyone in the cycle. super pac p money, bundling and small contributions. i'll be curious to see, ted cruz has more money in the bank than his rivals, not counting donald trump's personal checking account. could have much more going into march. i think what ted cruz's win does is people were taking for granted or discounting rather. he's a finalist now. would he have tried to go on had he lost yesterday. >> flat out. >> i think the campaign was overstating the definitiveness, a fi

ted cruz won iowa.k about the possibility, if you it get the democratic nomination, of running against senator rubio in a general election? >> you know, wolf, i'm not thinking that far ahead. my timeframe is next tuesday in the primary in new hampshire, then i'll go on to the caucuses in nevada and the primary at the end of the month in south carolina and then to the states that lie ahead. i'm going to let the republicans, you know, decide who their nominee will be. i will be prepared to run against and win no matter who they nominate. i think as everybody is well aware, i'm pretty battle tested. it's important to have gone through this to know what the republicans will do. they're already running $6 million of ads against me along with their, you know, wall street buddies, and so they know who they don't want to be the democratic nominee, and i take that as perversely flattering because they also know that i mean what i say and i'll do what i have said to make sure that they don't ever wreck our econom

rebecca, what noticed in the coverage of clinton on monday night and tuesday morning when she won the iowa caucus, just barely but she won, was that it didn't seem to be treated with historical significance. this was a woman winning the iowa caucuses for the first time. never gets covered that way with hillary clinton. >> yeah. this was deeply unsurprising to me, in part because in 2008 a much bigger story which is when she won new hampshire. in the surprise sort of upset of obama in january of 2008. it was actually the first time in history -- shirley chisle honorable had won a nonbinding primary in new jersey, that's a non-asterisk. hillary clinton in 2008 was the first time in american history that a woman had won a contested presidential primary. and in the day after coverage, the like clinton upsets obama coverage that detailed her reporting crying and everything, in "the new york times" and cnn, lots of the major coverage did not mention the fact that it was the first time an n american history this a woman had won the

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>>> senator ted cruz won iowa but no advantage wave to lift him in new hampshire. a quarter as many evangelicals will vote. and former florida governor jeb bush has been leaning on family to boost him in new hampshire, with mother barbara appearing on the campaign trail with him. brother george appearing in a tv ad for him. on the democratic side, bernie sanders practically a favored son candidate. the vermont senator has a lot of support from millennials and independents and that means hillary clinton may be looking forward to more friendly territory in south carolina and nevada by night's end. and some of the best political analysts are joining us here tonight. among our guests, fox news digital politics editor, chris stirewalt. "national review" rich lowry, the weekly standard steve hayes. the republican race, after winning 70 straight polls in new hampshire, the big question may not be who wins but who comes in second to donald trump? fox news chief political correspondent carl cameron at trump headquarters in manchester, new hampshire with our report. >> repor

ted cruz has won the republican iowa caucuses. the texas senator soundly defeated donald trump monday. the conservative crews had to ning -- had been campaigning in iowa for a year and seems to have tapped into the evangelical vote there. if surprise third-place senator winner was senator marco rubio. the former secretary has won by a razor thin margin against u.s. senator bernie sanders of vermont. officially, the race is still too close to call. for more, we go to philip crowther, who is in iowa. let's start with the democrats. one more information do we have? why don't we have an official winter yet? too close is simply to call. the other reason being that one precinct has not reported yet. that is the 1% that is missing so far. those who are counting these results say that will not make a difference to the actual result, hence why the hillary clinton campaign during the night local time did officially announced victory. that is something that the bernie sanders campaign has also done, not necessarily officially in a press rele

iowa polls. it was a surprise that ted cruz won last night. we'll talk about whether ted cruz is a real contender for the nomination given iowa's recent track record in republican politics. there's reason to ask whether or not ted cruz's just another mike huckabee, rick santorum, pat robinson type. he has no real chance at the big prize. iowa's track record of picking far right religious conservative republicans who don't have much appeal to the rest of the republican electorate that is part of why lots of republicans question year after year the wisdom of having iowa go first. as this year's iowa winner, we don't know yet if ted cruz will follow that same pattern. honestly, personally, i think there's some signs he's not a candidate like a huckabee or a santorum or pat. i think he has a much better chance of going further than your iowa winner. we'll see. we'll be talking about that evidence ahead tonight. second place on the republican side went to donald trump, who i think is suffering today from the let down of high expectations. i mean, st

marcus: after being introduced by senator jack whitver rubio's iowa campaign chair marco rubio walked to the stage and spoke like a candidate who won the iowa caucuses monday night. >> they told me i had to wait my turn. that i needed to wait in line. [applause] tonight here in iowa the people , of this great state sent a very clear message after 7 years of barack obama we are not country back. [applause] marcus: his supporters feel the same way a razor thin margin between rubio and second place is cause for celebration. >> it is an amazing victory just because of how rubio was surging at the end coming all the way up , and almost finishing in second place. marcus: his message was plain and simple. >> there are only two ways forward for us now. we can either be greater than we have ever been or we can be a great nation in decline. marcus: everyone in this room believes marco rubio is the candidate who will lead the country in the right direction. >> going forward in new hampshire and the rest of the country i really feel like marco rubio is the person who can unite the country, unite the party and eventually be the nominee. >> when

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of winning the iowa caucuses, but last night history was made in iowa when for the first time ever an opponent of etha nal socialism wonnal and you have thousands of jobs -- you have thousands of jobs in iowa that are ethanol based. we never want to be in the grasp of opec again and what we can do to create a lot of fuel -- eventually right now you see low prices. they'll be going up again. they'll be going up again. but i'm very pro ethanol and tr truz is not. >> that's right ted cruz not only huh mill matd trump by beating him, but he beat eth involuntary. he attacked ted cruz on ethanol relentle relentlessly. >> he is the biggest opponent of renewable fuels and he introduced a bill to eliminate the fuel standard. i believe it would be a big mistake for iowa to support him. >> behavery is rare in politics. the bravest thing you can do in politics is say something your audience doesn't want to hear. hillary clinton and bernie sanders are both in favor of raising taxes, but that's not something their audience in democratic primarieies are oppo in had to. it is not as brave as opposing the ethanol subject siddy in iowa.

reason you see a focus on it, if hilary clinton doesn't win iowow or a narrow win, she can say i won iowa, she goes in and behind the polls in new hampshire, or goes in new hampshire and loses new hampshire, and lost both iowa and new hampshire, that changes the narrative of the wholeace. that's why you see peopleoming back and talking about it. if sanders is able to create a shred of doubt on the iowa result and able to win new hampshire, then it's a clouded first couple of event for her. headinin into the south carolina. >> what would you predict timothy, obviously bernie sanders is expected to carryew hampshire, when the voters there they've both legitimately saye both won from there, it's more interesting.g. >> absolutely, when i think this race gets extremely interesting is in south carolina. when you looked added iowa and -- at iowa, and new hampshire, these a two reall good states for sanders. they're great to start out in. the demographics change after at. south carolina, nevada, both have more diverse populations. and it'll be very interesting to see how sanders message pys to mo

he won last night's republican caucuses in iowa. democrats hillary clinton and bernie sanders split the vote. cruz beat donald trump who finishes second after skipping the last gop debate. a surprisingly strong showing by florida senator marco rubio gives him third place. and a claim to the title establishment alternative. mike huckabee who won iowa eight years ago is dropping out. >> tonight is a victory for millions of americans who have shouldered the burden of seven years of washington deals run tonight is a victory for every american who has watched in dismay as career politicians in washington in both parties refuse to listen and too often fail to keep their commitments to the people. tonight is a victory for every american who understands that after we survive eight long years of the obama presidency, that no one personality can right the wrongs done by washington. to the revolutionary understanding that all men and all women are created equal. that our rights do not come from the democratic party or the republican party or e

that we would have won iowa. we would have cone done so well blue state. three and almost virtually tied for the first three states so we're excited and treat o go forward. >> know you had a long a night. appreciate you waking up early to be with us on "new day." >> thank you. >> this tuesday, the last debate before super tuesday. the narrowed field will be on stage together live from texas for the cnn republican presidential debate thursday at 8:30 p.m. here on cnn. >> when we come back to "new day," trump and hillary are the big winners this weekend. where does that leave their rivals? rubio and cruz in a virtual tie. and sanders putting all of his focus on super tuesday. we'll discuss the takeaways when we return. also a gunman going on a shooting spree killing at least six people including children. we'll have a live report when we come back. before i had the shooting, burning, pins-and-needles of diabetic nerve pain, these feet served my country, carried the weight of a family, and walked a daughter down the aisle. but i couldn't bear my diabetic nerv

if either one of them could solidify that in south carolina it might break the tie if one having won iowa and one having one new hampshire and give that person a little more momentum going forward. or, if they continue to split for one of the other candidates to gain some momentum." 3 marco rubio will be stumping at spartanburg marriott beginning at noon tomorrow - 3 and senator ted cruz will address voters at the summit point convention center in spartanburg at 4 p-m. p-m.and republican front runner donald trump will also be in town...rallying at tomorrow night. 3 the republican candidates are also preparing for their debate at the peace center in greenville *this saturday- ahead of the primary elections here on february 20th. 20th.just one week following that-the democratic candidates will face off in their own south carolina primary election on february 27th.for information on all the presidential hopefuls - head to our website fox carolina dot com. 3 here's a look in downtown greenville.that's where preparations for saturday's debate at the peace center are already underway.the g-o-p

the most important thing, though, in the way he won iowa over the last three weeks is donald trump did him a favor. the irony to this is a month ago everybody had conceded. iowa was ted cruz country. and then trump turned it into a two-man race. some of the public polling backed him up, put him ahead. and now this victory means more to ted cruz than it would have been a month ago. someday if ted cruz is the guy in cleveland getting that nomination he should thank donald trump for doing what he did in the last two weeks of his campaign. cruz won this thing in the face of the popular republican governor terry branstad endorsing against him. the establishment endorsing against him. he took a punch. it's a big deal for cruz. the other thing is marco rubio, obviously. the fact that maybe he could even catch trump for second place. but this puts all this pressure now on trum top see if he can now go and win in new hampshire. i can tell you this, brian. everything is going to change in new hampshire. this is going to flip. we could be staring at a real three-way race with rubio, trump, and cr

in iowa, and that was a huge takeaway from iowa, he won young voters by so but the total percentage of young voters in the iowa electorate was actually down in iowa this year from when barack obama won the iowa caucuses in 2008. so everybody keeps saying record-breaking turnout in iowa and new hampshire and that is true for the republicans and it has not been true yet for the democrats in either case. and so here is why the upcoming primary in south carolina matters so much. if senator sanders could not drive record voter turnout in a state like new hampshire where there's a very large share of liberal voters and a demographic profile in that state that very much matches his most enthusiastic voters, how will he fair and therefore how will democrats broadly in a more conservative state like south carolina? if senator sanders wants to build a broad coalition like barack obama did in 2008, one that drives people to the polls and powers them to a general election victory, can senator sanders appeal in a more racially diverse state like south carolina? on the fl