as i know how >>> coming up a win in nevada. hillary clinton trying to keep her momentum going. but will bernie sanders supporters stop her in her tracks. >> we need a political revolution. are you ready to join in that revolutio revolution. >> hillary clinton is polarizing, hasn't shown herself to be honest. >> hillary clinton was the best choice to me >>> the results about to roll in. our coverage 2016 starts right now >>> good evening. thanks for joining us. i'm adam may live in new york. >> i'm ali velshi is charleston, south carolina. these polls have closed finally across south carolina. results should be coming in fairly quickly. this is a democratic primary. republican already had their primary in south carolina. this has a little less suspense than many have had in the past. we're expecting a win by hillary clinton across the state. it remains interesting and remains competitive >>> certainly does. we should get the first numbers any moment. i think it is interesting to note that while this may not be a suspenseful race tonight, eyes are already on super tuesday a couple of

clinton and bernie sanders. martin o'malley drops out. ted cruz the clear winner here on the republican side. we're told he is popping champagne bottles on his campaign. but marco rubio, donald trump, one point apart. >> yes, if you put the democratic race up here one point apart, 2/10 separates hillary clinton and bernie sanders. that is with 99% of the precincts reporting. we don't know how many precincts we are waiting to here from. there are a few out there, the democratic party says they're trying to get in touch with the precinct chairs to find out what is going on. we keep waiting for the numbers to be updated. it could happen any minute. let's bring in chris moody in des moines, chris, explain what is going on here. >> reporter: well, you said it, it is -- we are still waiting. it's 3:00 a.m. on the east coast and we still do not have the results of the democratic caucus at this point. it's very quiet in des moines. at this point a lot of the candidates have already left town heading to new hampshire. but the democratic caucus watchers are still biting their nails wai

clinton with the spoof of "office space." here is part of it. we paired it with the original scene c ca so you can appreciate it. ♪ , it feels to be clintonbe a to clinton never needs explain. a real clinton knows veterans titles and hillary does not know what they do ♪ john: mark, i think we all could appreciate that piece of work. my question to you is if that or any other punches are landing? mark: we are over a week away from the primary. we have seen some of those attacks and there are plenty more out there. it is hard with all these candidates. it is hard to break through. donald trump has proven he is masterful at breaking through with his attacks. i think it is going to be hard, but i predicted by next wednesday, there will be a lot of attacks that will hurt at least one or two of these guys. john: this office space ad is a cult classic. reasonhe case of that a for an ad like that is to cut through the clutter. there is so much negative advertising. that will get attention from people like us. it is too early to say. people are throwing punches of all kinds, trying to see

military conflict. >> thank you so much. a reminder that you can see hillary clinton and bernie sanders tonight in the pbs news hour democratic presidential debate here on cnn as well as pbs stations at 9:00 eastern. that's it for "the lead." i'm jake tapper. thanks for watching. >>> happening now, breaking news. debate night. hillary clinton and bernie sanders face off for the first time since new hampshire. sanders is riding high after his stunning victory, but clinton's new strategy is to go right after him. the fireworks just a few hours from now. >>> toned down trump as other republicans step up their harsh rhetoric out there on the campaign trail, is donald trump trying out a kinder, gentler approach? and how long will that last? >>> and un-opposed. kim jong-un's inner circle gets smaller as the north korean dick tarlt executes his army chief. is he afraid of a coup? who's left to pose a real threat? i'm wolf blitzer. you're in "the situation room." >>> start with the breaking news. stakes couldn't be higher. you're looking at a picture of the debate hall in milwaukee, wisconsin,

, it's debate night. clinton versus sanders. their first one-on-one debate. their one before the new hampshire primary. the stakes couldn't be higher. this is "mtp daily" and it starts right now! >> good evening, welcome to "mtp daily." i'm tamron hall. chuck todd prepping for the main event, moderating with rachel maddow, the first one-on-one debate between hillary clinton and bernie sanders tonight on msnbc. just a few short hours, the candidates will have their only showdown before the new hampshire primary, five days away. and that comes on the heels of fresh polling in state. we have brand-new numbers at this hour from our nbc/"wall street journal"/marist poll for the new hampshire primary. despite, listen to this to such volatility in iowa and the race overall, not much movement here hours before the big debate. be and hillary clinton support remained unchanged since january. he leads clinton among likely democratic voter business 20 points. sanders' lead in new hampshire also extends to groups where clinton typically does well. this may come as a surprise. among women, senator

marco rubio at 10%. and now we're looking at hillary clinton and bernie sanders, the democratic primary. persony sanders ahead 51% to 40%. early numbers here. these are pictures that donald trump's headquarters. if the polls are right this is a very happy crowd tonight. it's not just about the wins and loses, but strong third or second place. ali velshi is in manchester tonight. ali? >> i think that's the more interesting part of it, john, who does come in. we've seen ted cruz come in with a fairly strong performance, but we're really look at jeb buck, john kasich and chris christie. bush and kasich have spent a lot of time in new hampshire. kasich and christie ignored iowa all together, putting their eggs in this basket. and you see a significant showing of what you're seeing, and 2% of the numbers are in, but most of the rest of the polls would have closed by now unless there are some problems with people not finished voting. we'll see if the trends hold up. on the democratic side you're seeing less than 10-point lead by againy sanders. the polls indicate a stronger lead. if i

what hillary clinton stands for. senator bernie sanders says she's only progressive on some days. clinton says she's disappointed with sanders. >>> blast on board. stunning pictures of the chaos onboard an airliner after an in-flight explosion blew a hole in the side of an airliner. one passenger was sucked out and died. miraculously, the plane landed safely. sources tell cnn investigators have confirmed explosive residue. so who's behind this horror? >>> i'm wolf blitzer, you're in "the situation room." >>> we're following breaking news on both sides of the presidential race. donald trump is accusing ted cruz of stealing the iowa caucuses by fraud, letting caucus workers spread false reports that dr. ben carson was dropping out of the race. this afternoon, cruz dismissed the accusation and i'm quoting now, as a trumper tantrum. and carson compared the spectacle to ancient rome citizens watching gladiators fight while the nation fell apart. while the republicans brawl, democrats hillary clinton and senator bernie sanders are getting personal. clinton says she's disappointed in sa

clinton who has won the nevada caucuses. [applause] [chanting] bernie! bernie! sen. sanders: thank you. for your support that we are able to be here today. we were 25ago, points behind in the polls. we have made some real progress. a little while ago, i called up secretary clinton and congratulated her and her staff for their victory here in nevada. they ran a very aggressive, and effective campaign. i applaud them for their efforts. [applause] what this entire campaign has been about is the issue of momentum, the issue of bringing more and more people into the political process. when we began in iowa we were 50 point behind. in new hampshire, we were 30 point behind. we were way behind here in nevada. ist i think is happening that as people hear our message, it speaks to the truth of an american society today. have a campaign finance system that is undermining american democracy. [applause] we will not allow billionaires and their super pac's to elections in the united states of america. the american people are catching on that we have a rigged economy. people, people, working working

numbers. the vermont senator is the choice of 58% of likely democratic voters. hillary clinton runs a distant second at 35%. now the trend line among the democrats, sanders lost three points over the past three days. clinton gained five. sanders says in every interview and in most speeches, he thinks the race is actually closer. >> this campaign is trying to do -- to ask the american people to think big and not small. >> now, if his ideas are big, it's pretty clear who he regards maybe as small. and she takes offense. >> i have spent my entire adult life trying to knock down barriers. trying to even the odds. >> there's the tension between the candidates of late, and listen to this one, the surrogates are turning it up, too. listen here. former secretary of state madeleine albright after saying she doesn't understand why young women are flocking to support senator sanders. >> just remember, there's a special place in hell for women who don't help each other. >> wow. okay. cnn's mave reston and jonathan mann are still with us. we're also joined by molly ball and jeff zeleny. who would

close to call but hillary clinton has a slight lead. let's get more numbers from steve kornacki who is back at 30 rock. >> we're close to half of all of the precincts in across the state right now. you say a slight lead. you look at those numbers, basically a 200-county delegate advantage. there are over 12,000 county delegates up for grabs here. these are not just people checking off boxes. it's a democratic caucus, it's complicated. a little more than 12,000 up for grabs. she's up by 200 with nearly half the vote in. this county right here, clark county, las vegas, it was hillary clinton's best county eight years ago, it was why she was able to win the state eight years ago. right now it's why she was ahead. clark county, we're getting more significant numbers, 40% in in clark county. hillary clinton continuing to lead by 10 points, that's the same margin she had eight years ago, that's the margin she needs today, that's the margin she's getting. if it stays 55-45, sanders is not going to be able to make up that statewide gap we're showing. he's got to reverse this number in clark. t

hillary clinton, they're getting ready to face off in just a little bit, two hours from now in the pbs news hour. you'll see it on cnn and your local pbs stations. that's tonight 9:00 p.m. eastern. "erin burnett outfront" starts right now. >>> next, the stakes could not be higher. hillary clinton and bernie sanders one on one, a debate you'll see right here on cnn tonight. plus, donald trump says he's going to positive. is he taking a page from john kasich's playbook? and when bill clinton attacks, could he actually hurt his wife's campaign? 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 presum

race, it's nevada's choice. hillary clinton, planning to look like a front-runner again, after her crushing loss to bernie sanders in new hampshire. it's the first battleground where minority voters could decide the winner. will they rally behind clinton and her her rebound? >> it's not whether you get knocked down that matters. it's whether you get back up! >> announcer: or will nevada feel the burn? >> a funny thing happened. the people became involved in the campaign. >> announcer: later tonight in the republican race -- it's south carolina's choice. donald trump resurgent after his landslide victory in new hampshire. >> all of these characters are going to give it up and we will make america great again. >> announcer: ted cruz hoping to thump trump as the race moves into the bible belt. >> if conservatives stand together, we will win the republican nomination. >> announcer: marco rubio, john kasich and jeb bush, all battling to be the mainstream alternative in a diverse state known for its military might, and political brawls. >> donald trump. he has no clue. >> jeb bush has no

tonight.sarah danik and ben hill are also in columbia.they were there as hillary clinton gave her victory speech .. we'll check in with them first... 3 what a night for clinton - claiming victory over bernie sanders by even more than expected. a big celebratory crowd here at the usc campus- cheering with signs etc. clinton taking the stage a little before 8 and riling people up/ some of her speech sounding like something you'd hear in church 3 that's right a lot of focus on unity and bringing people together. on peace and kindness. and you heard people reacting in the crowd with cheers and claps - she spent a lot of time thanking voters volunteers here. she seemed relaxed and comfortable up there speaking to this supportive crowd. but she took a few shots at donald trump in her speech take a listen 3 3 'despite what you hear, we don't need to make america great again. america has never stopped being great. (cheers) but we need to make america 3 whole again..(cheers) tear down barriers show that we are in this together 3 3 because together we can break down all the b briers holding

at this hour. new polls to show you. the latest tracking poll from umass lowell, clinton closing the lead by sanders. she's up six points in the state since monday. sanders down three. what does that mean? the two are arguing over clinton's closeness to wall street and who is the real progressive. >> i do not know any progressive who has a super pac and takes $15 million from wall street. >> i find it amusing that senator sanders is the gatekeeper on who is progressive. barack obama would not be a progressive. >> at the same time, the republican candidates are bombarding the state with more than 20 events on their schedules today alone. and it's getting nasty between donald trump and ted cruz. trump calling cruz a cheater and cruz saying, quote, trump is losing it. and let's begin with clinton and sanders. msnbc's kasie hunt is in the spin room, not far from where i am right now. this is ground zero for the democrats and you've spoke with the sanders about the progressive versus liberal debate. we also have alex sites-wall who has covered the debates every season. we've not seen anyt

, but it's apparently too hard. >> going after hillary clinton, with the spoof of the sprinter destructive scene, office space. here is part of it. paired it with the original scene, so you can appreciate the shot for shot rigor of the takeoff. >> it feels good to be clean ton. damn it feels good to be a clinton. politician always place the cards right, got a proof for the airwaves, let dogs keep their mouth tight. if clinton never needs to explain it. real clinton knows that they're entitled, and you don't get to know what they do. >> what difference does it make? >> for clinton. what's loaded and so fat. >> mark. i think we all could appreciate the brilliance of that piece of work. my question is whether that or any of the other punching being thrown are landing? >> way too soon to tell. a week away from the primary. we've seen it heat it up. many more attacks out there. hard with all five candidates, social media, its he is hard to break through. donald trump mass proven that he is pretty master full with breaking through with his attacks. in south carolina, it will be hard,

bless america. ♪ >>> a very impressive win for hillary clinton tonight. she it's fair to say is shellacking tonight, maybe 40 points, potentially 50 points ahead of bernie sanders in south carolina, recalling that eight years ago was very different for hillary clinton in south carolina. then senator barack obama won by 28 points. that was considered a landslide. she will have a much bigger landslide tonight in south carolina over bernie sanders. she just delivered her remarks. and there was a not so veiled reference to donald trump. she said despite what you hear, we don't need to make america great again. america has never stopped being great. but we do need to make america whole again. jake tapper, not so subtle in terms of a reference to donald trump. and she also at the very end she cited first corinthians. not one corinthians. >> right. donald trump having once said two corinthians instead of second corinthians. this is the first time i've heard her talk about corporate responsibility. it's a way of talking about the business world that is different than bernie sanders. it'

secretary clinton is winning. looking at the map now and what we're missing, as long as the trends continue as they have been so far, she will keep this lead. that's a giant question mark. we don't know which are out. we don't know if the reason they are slow is new voters came out. if that's true the sanders people think that helps them but we'll do the math. at the moment she held pretty consistent her lead has grown a little bit. >> winning big in clark county the home of las vegas. that's where most of the people of the state live. i want to go back to dana and david as we watch all of this unfold. you guys are taking a close look at the entrance polls, the questions we asked people as they were going into these caucuses. >> right. i was looking at the numbers from 2008. back then hillary clinton won among the democrats who describe themselves as liberals. she beat barack obama on that. but it's a different picture now. >> it is a different picture. we talked about this before it is a liberal electorate and much more than we saw eight years ago. now we can look at how are those liberals

race between former secretary of state hillary clinton and vermont senator bernie sanders. some, hang on as we say, good day, good afternoon, i'm bill hemmer, special edition of america's newsroom. >> great to be here on a saturday afternoon. it's a really exciting day. and we've got a live look for you at las vegas. where they are caucusing as they can do only in las vegas. cesar's palace, folks, and the big question, and this is a very big question for hillary clinton today. will her firewall hold up in the face of what bernie sanders is calling a political revolution that is clearly catching fire? we should have an answer some time in the next couple of hours. on the republican side, let's go over to columbia, south carolina, where the polls are open, analysises saying that the state is trump's race to lose. as the rest of the field is jockeying for a second or third place finish, most likely. >> so we have live team fox coverage, and here we go, carl cameron covering the trump campaign, he's live in south carolina. ed henry watches the democratic race in nevada. we have anal

our records, hey, i'm going to win by a landslide on tuesday. >> clinton and sanders trade jabs ahead of their first ever one-on-one debate tomorrow. >> there's nothing wrong with people who are moderates. some of my best friends are moderates. >> the attack clinton is calling a low blow. and what the sanders campaign says is insulting. >>> then -- >> it is no surprise that donald is throwing yet another temper tantrum, or if you like, yet another trumper tantrum. >> will donald trump actually sue ted cruz? >> will you file a formal complaint? >> i probably will, yeah. no, what he did is unthinkable. >>> plus, we'll look at the recently departed -- >> today i will suspend my campaign for the presidency. >> -- and those desperately trying to stay in the race. >> to get back in the business of creating a more peaceful world. please clap. >> when "all in" starts right now. >>> good evening from manchester, hp hn. we are in the heart of it. i am chris hayes. the once fairly polite contest for the democratic nomination is now an all-out high-stakes brawl, a tone of attacks today betw

moment bernie sanders and hillary clinton have been waiting for. polls close at 7:00 p.m. eastern. we are getting hard numbers right now. stand by for this. as cnn makes this major projection, hillary clinton is the winner of south carolina democratic presidential primary. we have projected that the former secretary of state, former u.s. senator, former first lady of the united states will win the south carolina democratic primary. a very important win for hillary clinton going into super tuesday. let's go over to brianna keilar. they are about to hear the word right now. i assume there will be a lot of joy behind you, brianna. >> yeah, wolf, that's right. in fact, there is a delay here. cnn is playing on the speaker. so they are just hearing this right now, that the polls have closed and they are waiting for this projection. and the crowd is starting to get very excited. she has girlfriends with hillary land back with her days as first lady. what folks are hoping for is a victory that has a very large margin. a decisive win that will propel them into super tuesday. >> brianna, a

hillary clinton is the winner of the state's democratic primary. here's a look at the south carolina primary results. hillary clinton taking in 74% of the vote. bernie sanders, only 26%. hillary clinton has now won south carolina, nevada and iowa. hampshire. hillary clinton we've now gone : through four early states and i want to congratulate senator sanders on running a great race and -- and tomorrow this campaign goes national. [applause] bernie sanders: i congratulate secretary clinton on her very strong victory. tuesday, over 800 delegates are at stake and we intend to win many many of them. ,thank you all very much. myra: our team coverage of the democratic primary continues this morning with nigel robertson in columbia with the clinton campaign. >> last night was a night full of energy. seconds after the polls closed, the race was called for hillary clinton. she ended up winning every single county in the state. in front of more than a thousand people, clinton thanked her supporters and said her work is she even called out donald trump, without using his same. -- his name. hill

number two in what is becoming a three-man race. >> hillary clinton reasserting herself as a democratic frontrunner after a big win, close, but comfortable in nevada. now she is looking ahead to south carolina with new plans for how to make her case against bernie sanders. >>> and an uber driver arrested accused of killing six people in one night and picking up fares in between attacks. good morning, welcome to "early start." i'm christine romans. >> i'm berman. it is monday, february 22nd. it is 5:00 a.m. donald trump headed to nevada one day ahead of the circus. donald trump wearing a south carolina smile. his victory there have members of the republican establishment and donors and media grasping for a way to stop him. it seems trump is sticking to the strategy that brought him success so far. cnn's jeremy diamond has the latest. >> reporter: good morning, john and christine, donald trump rolled into atlanta on sunday with the momentum at his back and the crowd here responded in kind roaring in approval as donald trump hit his key notes. talking about trade and border security as he

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 it during the caucus. then the clarification went out of ben carson saying it was untrue, they got the statement and the

to brianna keilar over at clinton headquarters. >> reporter: her campaign is relishing this moment, wolf. that is certainly no understatement. hillary clinton's communications director talking to reporters a short time ago and she said that they did better than they expected here in south carolina. she did noticeably strike a cautious tone. she said there's still a long way to go, there's still 46 states. she did say if african-american turnout for hillary clinton here in south carolina is indicative of what we will see in the southern states, they feel they're very well-positioned to pull ahead considerably from bernie sanders. now, privately, wolf, this is the more interesting part. sources with the campaign not so cautious. one of them, in fact, saying that they think that this race is going to be over mid march, march 15th. there's another series of contests on that day. that's just two weeks from wednesday. that tells you something. they have a lot of work to put in. but they think ultimately by mid march hillary clinton will have pulled far ahead of bernie sanders. almost 60%

and forth overñr campaign financing. >> secretary clinton's reliance on well straut. >> let's not get get by here that either president obama or myself would in any way not take on any vested interest, whether wall street, or drug companies or insurance companies or frankly, the gun lobby. >> let's not insult the intelligence of the american people. people aren't dumb. >> why does wall street make huge campaign contributions? i guess just for the fun of it. they want to throw money around. >>> a special edition of leshg's headquarters starts right now. >> good evening, welcome to washington, i'm bret baier. in the next hour a look at the just-completed democratic presidential candidate debate. plenty of highlights and nal sis from a wide array of experts including the care of the democratic party and how will it play against the republican field. first, what is said? let's go to senior political correspondent mike emmanuel in the spin room. good evening, mike. >> well, bret, good evening. it was clear secretary hillary clinton tried to be more aggressive in shutting down bernie sander

this morning, the votes are in for south carolina. hillary clinton is the winner of the state's democratic primary. here's a look at the south results. hillary clinton took 74% of the vote. bernie sanders got twice 6%. willie wilson, lesson 1%. hillary clinton has now won south carolina, nevada, and iowa. while bernie sanders took new hampshire. hillary clinton we've now gone : through four early states and i want to congratulate senator sanders on running a great race and tomorrow this campaign goes national. [applause] bernie sanders: i congratulate secretary clinton on her very strong victory. tuesday, over 800 delegates are at stake and we intend to n many many of them. myra: our team coverage of the democratic primary continues robertson in columbia with the clinton campaign. >> it was a night full of energy, seconds after the polls closed, the race was called for hillary clinton. she won every single county in the state. in front of more than a thousand people, clinton thanked her supporters and said her work is far from done. she even called out donald trump, without usin

lock for hillary clinton. that tightly packed bunch of assumptions, tv chats about fire walls, who has done more for who for longer. could hillary clinton, should hillary clinton, rely on black voters? should anybody? contested to rain, it's the "inside story." welcome to "inside story." i'm ray suarez. public opinion researchers have found a big and persistent gap in black voter sentiment on hillary clinton and bernie sanders. advantage: clinton by a healthy margin. bernie sanders was the at large congress member then a u.s. senator from vermont, one of the whitest states in america. so goes the thinking, the map looks good for the former secretary of state. the action this week testing that assumption has been fast and furious. the political action committee of the congressional black caucus endorsed hillary clinton, keith ellison and others endorsed bernie sanders. secretary clinton and her husband the former president, are the fast friends of black america. the daughter of eric garner who died during a confrontation with the nypd, endorsed sanders. clinton and sanders met in a deba

candidates need to win the nominations. let's go where chad is where clinton is holding a rally. >> reporter: i am here outside here and i joined you at 6:00. now you can see a very big crowd awaiting the arrival of former president bill clinton to this gym here. i am told by the campaign that president clinton will be introduced by a couple of speakers in south carolina including roy brown and former governor governor jim hodgins and of course president clinton has been putting in the work here in south carolina. he stopped at alan university a couple of weeks and there have been more recent visits as well. there at alan university, told neighbors that his wife is the has ever had the opportunity to vote for. he laid out hillary clinton's plan on making college affordable and practicing inclusive politics. hillary appears to be in good shape heading into the primary here. in a big lead in front of challenger bernie sanders but her campaign is not running up with more stops on the calendar including one tomorrow night in the city of colombia at bay plaza where he of course, pres

tie with former secretary of state hillary clinton here in iowa. the latest vote count 95% of the votes in. 49.8% for clinton. 49.6% for sanders. sanders essentially declaring a moral victory this evening. regardless of how it turns out. he said it was a virtual tie, and it looks like his campaign and clinton's campaign will end up with roughly the same number of delegates. this is a bad night for the establishment, i would say, wolf blitzer. both the democratic establishment. you have bernie sanders, somebody who describes himself as a democratic socialist. basically tying with the ultimate insider figure, hillary clinton, here in iowa. and on the republican side outsider candidates really winning the day in that contest. jeff zeleny is with the sanders campaign and has some news for us. jeff, a powerful speech for bernie sanders. what's next for him? >> jake, it was a powerful speech. of course he said that iowa started the revolution here. so he's going to take that energy on to new hampshire, where he's leading so much in the polls, has so much energy. but i'm told by a senior

so far been himself and fellow democratic presidential candidate hillary clinton. in fact- tt recerecent polls indicate little change in the polls within the past week. each poll released has clinton sitting somewhere between 22 and 28 points ahead of the bern- despite sanders' campaign stops at prayer breakfasts and pee dee communities- areas where clinton has strong support. clinton lost south carolina in 2008 to barack obama- and her campaign this year has been active in the state for nearly a whole year, growing grassroots support. the clinton campaign presence is so strong- in fact- that some palmetto state political analysts predict a loss to clinton here could be devastating to the sanders camp. "she will beat him by lots of touchdowns in south carolina and it will be because of her long standing and tight connections with african american voters. and it will show the weakness that lots of people have always said was bernie's weakness, that he didnt' have those connections." the gap is large between sanders and clinton in south carolina- but sanders and clinton are neck

you america >>> two wins in a row for hillary clinton >> tomorrow this campaign goes national >>> we will win if the voter turn out is high. i have annoyed about that. >> the only campaign that can beat donald trump is this campaign >>> for the republicans, the insults rise to or sink to new lows >> you can't say when i get there i will hire the smartest people appeared they will tell me what to do >> this guy has a fresh mouth, a very nasty divide >>> the next stop, perhaps, the most important day in the political process. super tuesday, where campaigns are won and lost. also tonight we hear from millennials. a town hall of the voices of youngest voters >> we're all young and going out into the world. we can all agree that things in washington are not getting done >>> a lot of pot particulars to cover-- lot of politics to cover tonight. the democratic race was an overwhelming victory for hillary clinton in the south carolina primary. it was expected, but nowhere near the margin with 73% of the votes and almost all of the ballots cast. a former secretary of state, one with wide margi

minutes after polls have closed at the 7:00 hour and we are learning that hillary clinton is the projected winner. this does not come a as major surprise as clinton has enjoyed a very large lead in the polls and this has been a long expected time to be a big night for the hillary clinton campaign. clinton supporters have counted on a convincing win in south carolina to build momentum ahead of super tuesday. >> charles: coming together at the usc volleyball center in columbia and meaghan norman is there. meaghan? >> reporter: it is very loud in here as you hear the supporters behind me chanting hillary. they were doing a countdown until the polls closed at:00 and erupted in loud cheers once they heard cnn reporting that hillary is the projected winnerhillary is the projected winner. hillary clinton having a very large lead for weeks, and has been campaigning in south carolina all in the area at the last minute. she got the minority vote someththg she was unable to see but this time around, president obama and breaking down barriers. and $25 proposed in helping -- [inaudible] -- ab

for democrats in nevada... and hillary clinton has won the state. i'm john huck. i'm christine maddela caucus sites across the state opened their doors at 11 a-m this morning.. the race between hillary clinton and bernie sanders in nevada was neck and neck... but just after two-- declarations started pouring in for hillary clinton. we have team caucus coverage-- tonight we are spread out across the valley. we've got you covered from every angle.... from hillary and bernie's camps... as well as the center of the las vegas strip. we begin tonight with cyndi lundeberg tonight... live from caesars palace... where hillary clinton spoke hillary clinton began her speech today by congratulating senator bernie sanders on a tough race... we were inside the palace hall when they officially announced clinton had won the event... before hand speaking to voters they were nervous heading in to today...because it was neck and neck. during her speech clinton thanked all of her supporters and contributors.. and said she wants to continue fighting for everyone... she also touched on the solar bat

clinton tonight than for bernie sanders. she has an advantage there. she also had an advantage in that the single, biggest cluster of outstanding is in polk county. des moines, the biggest county in the state. hillary clinton's been leading there by between eight and ten points tonight. the biggest, single precincts, 20, or 30 outstanding are in polk. that said, there are a couple college counties, story. iowa state. blackhawk, university of northern iowa. the city of davenport. some outstanding precincts there, i should say. some sanders area. some high concentration of sanders supporters as well. it is tough to see looking at that either can a, oh, yeah, i'm confident of winning. confidently hearing the clinton campaign say they are winning the primary. when he lost, came out by eight points. early that night, a fateful decision, a tied rate. declared victory, called himself a comeback kid, might as well be a win. history remembers him the comeback kid and forgets paul tsongas one. >> the declaration can be everything. obviously, weigh this out, interesting, even psychological gambit

. >> secretary clinton's reliance on well straut. >> let's not get get by here that either president obama or myself would in any way not take on any vested interest, whether wall street, or drug companies or insurance companies or frankly, the gun lobby. >> let's not insult the intelligence of the american people. people aren't dumb. >> why does wall street make huge campaign contributions? i guess just for the fun of it. they want to throw money around. >>> a special edition of leshg's headquarters starts right now. >> good evening, welcome to washington, i'm bret baier. in the next hour a look at the just-completed democratic presidential candidate debate. plenty of highlights and nal sis from a wide array of experts including the care of the democratic party and how will it play against the republican field. first, what is said? let's go to senior political correspondent mike emmanuel in the spin room. good evening, mike. >> well, bret, good evening. it was clear secretary hillary clinton tried to be more aggressive in shutting down bernie sanders momentum on tuesday, sparks flew when cli

final winner. let's read the statement from the democratic party chair. clinton has been awarded 699.57 state delegates. bernie sanders with 695.49 state delegates. we are still waiting for one precin precinct. polk county. that is only worth 2.28 state delegates. even if bernie sanders wins that, it was a 4.08 state delegate difference. there are only 2.28 state delegates remaining. that is the situation which is why the clinton campaign says she has won. >> they are looking at that map, clearly and saying they are ready after thorough reporting and analysis and results, they say there is no uncertainty. she won the race. >> let's go to chris moody. let's be clear, cnn has not called this race, but we did just look at the math, chris. >> reporter: the math lookings to be on hillary clinton's side here in des moines. it is getting obviously very late. many candidates have already left the state. the snow if you can see it has started to fall. even though the republicans announced so long ago, they are waiting on the last precinct in des moines. the chairman from the democratic pa

as follows. 27 in this room for clinton, 20 for sanders, that's the early count that we're getting here. in terms of the official percentages now, it looks like we have clinton at 57%, sanders at 43%. again, i want to point out this is very early, in the process here. it was interesting to watch how things went down in this particular precinct in this classroom. they did a count at first, they weren't happy with that, there seemed to be some sort of discrepancy between the number of the people in the room so they did a recount. and came up with this final number here for where we are. at one point, one uncommitted caucusgoer. she was in the back of the room, a young woman. she ended up going for sanders. again the final count at this precinct and this classroom here, 27 for hillary, 20 for sanders. >> all right. jason carroll, we're going to get back to you. this is very, very early data, very early. just one caucus site. one precinct. there's a lot more to be had. >> a lot more but we are learning more about how this electorate, the people who are going to caucus feels about the c

are gathering the attention. in his speech bernie sanders called it a virtual tie. hillary clinton used no such wording. and now late tonight, we have something of a protest from the sanders campaign. our correspondent traveling with the sanders campaign with us by telephone. explain what's going on? >> reporter: good evening. we just got off the bus. we're about to board the sanders charter to new hampshire, but there's some concern bubbling about 90 precincts the iowa democratic party did not staff 90 of these precincts. this is on background from campaign aides that they are being asked to help with the count. of course, it's not clear exactly what that means. the sanders campaign is not clear on what they're being expected to contribute, whether or not this count will be done fairly and of course with the margin what it is i think we might be able to show our viewers just how close the number of delegates that we're talking about here. these represent about 5% of the precincts still outstanding and that number has not moved over the course of the last hour or so. of course with

calm of three governors? >> no. >>> hillary clinton responds to rumors of campaign shake up and speaks out on the harassment of her supporters. >> a lot are being harassed online and at our events. they are being treated badly. >> what began as a little rebellion has emerged and grown into a full fledged middle revolution. >> new hampshire tonight has made bill clinton the comeback kid. >> when "all in" starts right now. >>> good evening from manchester, new hampshire in the heart of the political world. at midnight, just four hours from now, the first polling locations open and the voting officially begins in new hampshire's first in the nation primary. all signs suggest that donald trump having survived his second place finish in iowa and rumors of his demise is poised for his first big victory. the most recent polling shows him with commanding lead, almost 16 points ahead of the closest challenger, marco rubio. the last one before new hampshire voters head to the polls, trump is reverting to some of it greatest hits to close the deal. on the campaign trail he's been lashing o

hillary clinton in a series of tweets, challenging her progressive credentials more forcefully than he ever has in this campaign. on the republican side, over the last 24 hours the explosion has going after ted cruz, sarah palin, marco rubio, and donald trump have ganged up allegations that his campaign use deceitful tactics leading up to the iowa caucuses. on donald trump's twitter account, he charged that ted cruz illegally stole iowa. trump later deleted that tweed would put out a similar one without using the word illegally. ted cruz struck back. ruz: i think they are very funny. i wake up every day and laugh at the latest thing donald trump has tweeted because he's losing it. we need a commander in chief, in chief.terer we need someone with judgment and the temperament to keep this country safe. i don't know anyone who would be comfortable with someone who behaves this way having his finger on the button. >> what is the likely fallout of this back-and-forth? looks like ted cruz yesterday enjoyed a day in which without much interference. that is no longer going to be with us. i ima

come over and vote in the democratic race and they could defeat hillary clinton. >> you vote for the republican side. let me ask you what we've been watching in congress in the washington area for now a decade at least, is this dysfunction. this voting against. voting no all the time. the tea party. some certain percentage of the republican party comes in every day to vote no, no, no. that dysfunction i believe has seeped into the presidential process. and now we're basically saying no as the response of the voter. >> you look at the rise of bernie sanders against hillary clinton. certainly senator sanders could win here tomorrow. this is systemic failure across the depth and breadth of the country. we have a total collapse of trust in very nearly every institution of the country with the exception of the military. the bonds of trust between the american people in all these institutions is broken. it extends to politics. fill ures of leadership, failures of governance are not contained to the republican party, they exist in the democratic party. we don't talk enough about the kevive

bless america. [ applause ] [ ♪ ] >>> hillary clinton declaring victory in south carolina giving some elements of her standard stump speech but also very obvious in this speech she just made she is reaching out to supporters of senator sanders as she talks about younger voters and talk tough on wall street. we will let the noise die down there. she is using the opportunity with the national cameras on to extend her credibility. >> yes. keeping constituencys that she has trouble connecting with. she also hugging president obama as close as she can because he is still popular in the democratic party. she needs to support going to super tuesday >>> >> quite a serious speech on the part of hillary clinton as she came back, after having campaign throughout the day in alabama, to thank south carolina voters giving her an overwhelming victory. she touched on all points of her campaign, of promoting domestic issues such as income and equality. i'm talking about the need for retirement and really the theme i suppose you would say was that america should come together. she said it's sort of unu

south carolina last week. today voters will decide whether its hillary clinton or bernie sanders. a clemson university poll shows clinton with a staggering lead over bernie sanders. she has 64% support compared to sanders' 14%. right now we getting reports of steady turnout in greenville county, where the most registered voters live in south carolina. carol: election officials say it's still too eaeay to compare the numbers to last week's showing during the republican primary. wyff news 4's corey davis has been speaking to voters at polls today. right now he's live and local at carolina high school in greenville. corey? corey: we're told that this precinct usually has a stronger so far nearly 300 people have showed up at carolina high school to vote any democratic primary. that's more compared last week with about 100 republican voters coming in here all day. we also stopped by the sears shelters, next to mcpherson park in downtown greenville. we're told they had a steady turnout with no major issues. over at the scrolling school -- the sterling school in the area of the phillis whe

have. he delivered it badly. andrea: democratic side, hillary clinton is making a final push in the granite state where her rival bernie sanders maintains a big lead in the polls. "politico" is reporting that clinton is considering staffing and strategy changes after expected loss in today's primary. campaign chairman john podesta stating quote, there is zero truth what you may be reading. it is wrong. hillary stands behind her team period. here is clinton on that report. >> i have no idea what they're talking about or who they're talking to. we're going to take stock but it will be campaign i've got. i'm very confident in the people i have. i'm very committed to them. they're committed to doing best we can. we'll take stock what works, what doesn't work. we're moving into different phase of the campaign. moving into more diverse electorate and different geographic areas. of course it would be malpractice what worked, what can we do better what do we have to do new and different we have to pull out. andrea: bret, i don't think the clintons have a lot of credibility at this moment. i

think it over before tuesday's primary. bernie sanders and hillary clinton not holding anything back in last night's msnbc debate. the two fought hard over who exactly is more progressive, wall street, and who has the better judgment to be president. over the republican side donald trump is putting iowa in the near view mirror and in our new nbc news poll the businessman hold on to his lead in new hampshire. marco rubio surging to second followed by ted cruz. let's begin this morning with what the impacts will be from last night's debate. you can tell how contentious it was going to be because the candidates and audience came prepared for a showdown. that's exactly what they got. >> secretary clinton does represent the establishment. >> senator sanders is the only person who i think would characterize me a woman running to be the first woman president as exempt fieg the establishment. >> what being part of the establishment is in the last quarter being a super pac that raised $15 million from wall street. >> i really don't think these kinds of attacks by insinuation are worthy of you

nevada. hillary clinton is the favorite. now scrambling to regroup after new hampshire was lopsided. she even lost the women's vote. republicans are all chasing donald trump. all while two, dropped out. now a race like none we've ever seen before, frankly. it's about to get more interesting. let me start with jim acosta at the trump rally in pendleton, south carolina. jim? >> reporter: that's right. it is a figure of speech in politics. a candidate taking a victory lap on stage. that's literally what happened behind me tonight. donald trump took a victory lap on this stage savory that landslide win he had in the new hampshire primary. there was a point during the speech he tipped his hat to carly fiorina and chris christie. even though trump has been attacked by his rivals all day long, even marco rubio got into it. he's been taking a kid glove approach with donald trump. donald trump did not really talk about his gop opponents at this event, save a couple of lines for jeb bush. but donald trump always goes after jeb bush. he spent some time sounding like a general election candidat

department releases hundreds more of hillary clinton's e-mails. we reveal what it means to the fbi investigation into a private e-mail server and the impact on her run for the white house. >>> and then there were six. the remaining gop candidates for the president prepare for a big debate tonight in south carolina. we go on the ground in the palmetto state and ask our political panel to break down what's at stake. >> and fox news reveals a brand-new scandal at the va, this time over prescription d g drugs at the cincinnati medical center. we'll tell you what it's all abou about. >> good saturday to you. nice to be with you. i'm leland vitter. >> and i'm elizabeth prann. welcome to america's news headquarters from washington. coming in just minutes ago, as the presidential candidates enter the thick of the primary season, it's a saturday document dump. after missing a deadline and being admonished by a federal judge, the state department releases the latest batch of hillary clinton's e-mails from her time as secretary of state. our own kristin fisher is taking a look at them from ri

fulton. hillary clinton was declared the winner in south carolina within minutes of the polls closing. take a look at these numbers, the results overwhelmingly in secretary clinton's favor. here is how the numbers panned out. clinton collecting 74% of the vote. bernie sanders with 26 percent and willie wilson coming in with .4% of the vote. >> now, right now wach fox's tara is at headquarters. >> reporter: brian, dane nan, it's only been a few hours since hillary clinton was announced the winner of this south i. clinton supporters are still celebrating. south carolina is always a key state to win for the race of the white house as a winner here will likely impact results in next week's super tuesday states. place with 26% of the vote. she was defeated by president obama. and today we knew the african-american vote would play a mainly role in tonight's result because they were a majority of the vote in 2008 but early staff showing that african-american voters made up an even larger portion of voters. so the support not only from minorities by the congressman played into her win