why not hillary clinton? >> we get this thing about hillary clinton's experience. she is a dinosaur. she has been getting her coffee delivered to her for 20 years now >>> does that mean she is out of touch or not a real person? >> the kind of experience she has isn't what we want. i think in the end foreign policy should come down to being matters of judgment, matters of foresight. for example, we all know she voted for the war in iraq. sanders voted against it and we can all agree it was the right decision. >> definitely, because we had a lot of information that was just bad information and in the position that they were in. were privy to a lot of this information and they're still winning and they declared this war because of weapons of mass destruction. we all knew they did not have that we found out that they knew they didn't have, and having someone has experience with foreign policy to make those kind of decisions is not the kind of leader that you want >>> how old were you when the iraq water started? >> it has been going on for most of my life. that's why i

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clinton. and the winner takes on pennsylvania's freshman senator, pat toomey. the recent polls puts him in front with sestak coming the closest. sestak narrowly lost to toomey in 2010. and admiral sestak, thank you for being here. we want to start out of the gate with the central question of your candidacy in this race. why you think you make a better candidate to take on the incumbent than the other two democrats in the field. >> my whole life has been about service. i left high school here and went off to the navy. i got to walk on the ground. i toured early in afghanistan. i served as president clinton's direct policy, and i was most proud about being called dad. when my four-year-old daughter got brain cancer, i needed out to take care of her. because of the wonderful health care in the military, i came back home here and ran for congress to fight for the affordable care act so everyone had the opportunity i did. we kept our office open seven days a week until late at night because of the

sanders, 50%, clinton 44%. dennis: the men are more likely to vote sanders and i'm sure we had a figure there, it would to vote for hillary clinton. steve: there are a lot of people who like the idea of the first female president but they are very concerned about the clinton baggage. weijia:--dennis: i know quite a lot of democratic women who remember what it is like to have it to get an education, a career. here is her choice, get married, be a secretary, nurse, teacher. a lot of them say to millennial women, you are taking for granted what we fought for as you apply to them at school, law school. the more mature women have this sense of identification with hillary clinton, even with the package. the younger women just don't have -- even with the baggage. steve: the e-mail information that came out on friday with 22 top-secret. the timing of that possibly impacting tonight's results. dennis: i have not seen anything that suggests that it has done much for the democrats. the republicans, if she is the nominee,

hillary clinton and bernie sanders faced off for the first time since sanders defeated clinton by a landslide. nikole killion is in washington with the highlights. reporter: hillary clinton campaigns in north carolina after bernie sanders is in minnesota after going toe to toe in their first debate. >> secretary clinton, you are not in the white house yet. >> the kind of criticism that we've heard about our president i expect from republicans. i do not expect from someone running for the democratic nomination. >> madame sec they, that is a low blow. reporter: bernie sanders and hillary clinton squared off over the legacy with the issue of race front and center as hispanic vote ahead of contest in the south carolina and nevada. >> at the end of my first term as president, we will not have more people in jail than any other country. >> we're going to enforce the law and change policing practices. reporter: a fiercer fight. >> let's not imply here that either president obama or myself would in any way not take on any vested interest whether it is wall street or drug companies. >> let's not insul

he came for clinton... talking about the millions she's collected from financial interests in speaking fees and campaign contributions. the candidates are continuing to rip into each other - just four days before the new hampshire primary. joel waldman has more from washington. heading into the final stretch before the new hampshire primary, gop candidates continue to jockey for position ... a new granite state poll shows donald trump still leading the pack ...with marco rubio replacing ted cruz in second ... the texas senator slipping to third. but, with roughly half the voters in new hampshire still undecided, chris christie worked to pick 'up' votes by putting 'down' hillary clinton. christie says: "not only that we need to have someone who is competent and qualified and ready to handle the difficulties of the presidency, but we need someone who can beat hillary clinton." bernie sanders, clinton's only remaining opponent on the democratic haymakers of his own... calling clinton out for cozying up to wall

clinton do this before. seemed like a new line of defense, she said i'm getting sick of the innuendos and what you're implying i took money for speeches. there was some booing in the audience. >> back in 1992, bob kerry turning the jury around saying are you saying i'm brought and paid for? say if you're going to say it. sanders does go up to the line of the inwindnuendinnuendo. he wants to make it about the system and not about her. >> the thing is that it worked. he pretty much backed down. >> he said say what you want to say. >> he does have a problem there because i think he -- >> here is the point of the debate it was him, political revolution versus progressive who gets results. the problem he's got is on all of these things, taking wall street money, those kinds of things, obama did it. you know, super pac, and so he kind of got this are you saying obama is not a progressive? you know she said under bernie sanders definition wouldn't be, i mean probably one of the most liberal senators ever, he wasn't

in hillary clinton. republican presidential candidate, dr. ben carson was at a private conference. we have more. [ applause ] >> reporter: ben carson had a private tour at veteran services on sunday. >> he has been working since the '80s. >> reporter: this is just one person not allowed in the building and hoping for a glimpse of the presidential hopeful. >> she knows there are people here that support him. >> reporter: at the end of poll, now he is at the bottom of the republican pool. >> recognize that -- you know, nothing has changed about me. >> reporter: inside out poll made dr. carson with his wife by his side, privately address the media. >> after the debate on thursday. i mean, it was lili -- oh -- this is great. >> reporter: a sentiments shared by some of this supporters outside. >> its nice that candidate -- have different positions and doesn't just make fun of the other candidates and other people. >> reporter: sunday's visit was carson's second trip last year. last month he was in memphis. an

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it underscores that drip drip concern that people have about hillary clinton in the clinton business dealings, in the wheeling and dealings and the personal server email >>> what is responsible for that drip drip. is it hillary clinton, her problems or is it, as she says, the vast right wing conspiracy that is always targeting her? >> i think it's always going to be a combination of both. her enemies are going to go after anything they think is fair game. i think in this case bernie sanders has her scared out of her daylights. she actually assumed all the women vote was going to her. i think what was interesting with that gloria stein statement that chicks - i think that was the word - are going it the burn because that's where the dudes are. it is i such an 1980 statement. young women, like my daughters, are going to go to hell if they don't support a sister. i think it is just a kind of a 1980s feminist view that the world has evolved. hillary clinton is known for her 1980s dress code and her old pant suits. so for me to my daughters and their friends, they look at her as yesterday

clinton's leading nearly 2-to-1 in key states... focused on trump: presidential candidate 1:02-1:11 "i don't think in a campaign you but clinton could find herself on defense - the rest of her emails are due to be released today. i'm tracie potts in washington, clinton and bernie sanders are set to go one-on-one in another debate. it's sunday, march 6th at 8 p-m from flint, michigan. cnn's anderson cooper will be moderating. on the g-o-p side-- the thursday at the fox theater in detroit. fox news channel's megyn kelly will moderate that debate, which starts at 9. you can get extensive coverage of the impact of the south carolina democratic primary and more on the lead up to super tuesday on our website, wistv-dot-com. just click on the special decision 2016 tab. a lexington county prosecutor facing d-u-i charges may have a challenger for his job. larry wedekind now says he will file to run for the against solicitor donnie myers. wedekind worked under myers for 12 years before he started working in the attorney general's office as a

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the iowa caucus still haunting clinton ... with the des moines register now calling for an audit of the final results ... the one- time big favorite squeaking out a win by just two-tenths of one-percentage point. all this .... as the two candidates get ready to face-off yet again during a debate this evening. just one night after a heated progressive candidate .... clinton says: "i am amused the senator sanders has set himself up to be the gatekeeper on who's a progressive." candidates on the criss-crossing the week's primary ... albeit a few less of them... rand paul, rick santorum and mike huckabee all announcing they've suspended their campaigns... but fewer candidates does not mean fewer attacks. cruz says: "donald rattled. he told the win in iowa - and he waldman: "carly fiorina, in jeopardy of missing saturday night's gop debate because of poor polling numbers, got a big boost from new hampshire senator kelly ayotte, who says she should be allowed on stage. in washington, joel waldman, fox news". after a short break ...

josh: you are a super delegate in new hampshire, there is a possibility hillary clinton and some of the superdelegates could wind up giving a total number of landslide for bernie sanders. does that seem fair? gov. hassan: i continue to believe phil or is by far the best quality -- is that continue to believe hillary clinton is by far the best qualified person. i will continue to support her. they have a tradition of finding the way of who cast the unified vote in the democratic party. i certainly think that is likely. josh: we are talking about 30% now. gov. hassan: we are going to watch the process. plans and knowledge that the candidates bring to the table, that hillary clinton is ready for this job on day one and has a record of producing actual results making a difference in the lives of people all throughout this country, including some of the work she did to make sure our children can be educated in schools, impacting my family' s life. i have seen firsthand the way my son was able to come to public school. when you think about her track record, she really has this track record of

hillary clinton. she'll raise the minimum wage. take on the drug companies to lower the cost of prescription drugs. and give everyone the opportunity to go to college without going into debt. she'll get the job done... for us. i'm hillary clinton >> adam: you sacrificed your own grandson to prove how ruthless you can be. congratulations. >> victor: do i need to remind you that that luca santori guy was able to blackmail you more than once -- in fact, twice -- by threatening you to expose noah's bad behavior? well, i eliminated that, all right? and that peacock and his family will follow. >> adam: well, i wouldn't get too cocky if i were you. luca's on to you and marco annicelli, so that threat is still alive. >> victor: not for long, okay? >> adam: okay. what's the plan? back. >> adam: you want me to step back, whether i want to or not. >> victor: i don't want you involved in what is about to come down. >> adam: mm. grind your own flesh and blood, that way you don't break a sweat. i-i am dying to know what you have in store for luc

aixa diaz is in our washington bureau with more on this big night for hillary clinton. >> hillary clinton gained momentum moving forward after winning the first in the south primary. >> tomorrow this campaign goes national. reporter: a decisive victory for hillary clinton. she thanked voters, commended her opponent and looked ahead to the remaining races. >> we are going to compete for every vote in every state. we are not taking anything and we are not taking anyone for granted. >> i congratulate secretary >> sanders admits he was all but unknown was his campaign began spent the day stumping in texas. his only victory has been in new hampshire. beginning. >> i' m going to ask for your vote tuesday. i need more than that from you. i need your help the day after the general election. i can' t do it alone. >> 850 democratic delegates are at stake. in washington, aixa diaz. courtis: some of you will remember in 2008 hillary clinton lost the south carolina primary to senator barack obama. governor john kasich plastic -- blasted the tone of the campaign during a town hall in tennessee today. h

clinton took 73 percent of the vote to bernie ended up with 26 percent. more than a dozen states are up for grabs on tuesday. the primaries are nicknamed the "sec primary" because so many of those states have teams in college football's southeastern conference. they include alabama, georgia, tennessee, texas and arkansas. all presidential candidates are on the days until voting gets underway. super tuesday will be the biggest contest so far in the 2016 election season. steve nannes reports. nat pop with a major victory in south carolina, hillary clinton is hoping to keep that momentum across multiple southern states ahead of super tuesday. sunday - clinton traveled to tennessee where she spoke to a congregation in memphis while attending a church service. presidential candidate "i will need your help on tuesday. the primary here in tennessee is very important." butt sot "i hope you will come out and vote and of course i would be honored to earn your vote on tuesday." as part of his moved on to texas than minnesota. presidential candidate "i am gonna be as

clinton's husband, former president bill clinton, is actually holding the ra rally on her we half while she addresses the flint, michigan and water crisis there. moments ago, chris christie said he has no regrets. >> plan was to go and talk about the thing i've been talking about all week. that there's a big difference between me and marco rubio, between my experience and his p who is willing to take on hillary clinton, who is ready to run the country. i'm ready for the job, senator rubio is not. that's the point i was trying to make last night, and i think it went okay. >> in your experience in taking him on, do you think it's having gone over 180 town halls, the experience of the public forum, and -- new jersey, and federal prosecutor -- >> yes. listen, everything you bring to the table from your life is what matters. i was trying it make that point all week. what you've done in your life matters. and that you know, just for the newest or shiniest thing, we did that seven years ago and it doesn't work. last night you saw when the lights got on and they got really bright, it makes a di

clinton took in about 52% of the vote and sanders came in with about 47%. clinton's victory is credited in large part to her latino support base in that state. in his concession speech sanders addressed his hopes for super tuesday. >> we are bringing working people and young people into the political process in a way we have not seen for a very long time. [ cheers and applause ] i on super tuesday, we have got an excellent chance to win many of those things. [ cheers and applause ] >> it's clear, there is so much more to be done. the truth is, we aren't a single-issue country. [ cheers and applause ] i am on my way to texas. i'm on my way to texas. bill is on his way to colorado. the fight goes on! the future that we want is win our grasp. thank you all! god bless you! >> while clinton's victory was not a land slide by any means, it was obvious you could see it in her speech that it invigorated her as well as her supporters, though it will be interesting to see what happens in this two-person race on the dem side moving forward. >> yeah. and on the republic

after that, the clinton campaign. all that coming up right here, after this word from our sponsors. ♪ john: joining us now, two from the finest political journalists in the world. the honorable dan bals, chief corresponded to "the washington post," and ok henderson, director of radio iowa. guys, we're going to talk about stuff. we talked about the final poll and we want to go back and look at some things from that pull and get your thoughts. i know you have been marinating in that information, so let's put up this first graphic, which is about as good as any graphic we have. republican first time caucus-goers, cruz versus trump. let's take a look -- we don't. donald trump -- there it is. donald trump is holding 35%, ted cruz at 19%. what does that mean for this race. >> it means he has to get his people out. it means he has to produce a turnout bigger than normal. it means he has to do it through unconventional means, because we have not been able yet to see his ground game in the way we have looked at others. mark:

accusing clinton of smearing him. >> dismantle health care? i've spent my life fighting for universal health care for every man, woman and child. >> reporter: and clinton, still on the defensive over the bomb shell revelation that she had 22 e-mails on her private server, now deemed top secret. clinton on "this week" hinting it's a dirty trick. >> i just have to point out that the timing and some of the leaks that have led up to it are concerning. and i just want this matter resolved. >> reporter: and hillary clinton's team so concerned about voter turnout, they held a dry run, a caucus rehearsal on friday. 2,000 volunteers showed up. volunteers are sending handwritten notes to voters trying to get them to caucus for her. bernie sanders knocked on more than 75,000 doors this weekend alone. every detail counts when the race is this tight. cecilia vega, council bluffs, iowa. >>> on the republican side, donald trump has surged ahead of senator ted cruz with marco hubio in distant third place. the whole trump family has been working overtime to cl

pnow bill clinton is at time psounding angry. p>> -- to defend hillary and pexplain, just explain, why they psupported her, have been subject pto vicious trolling. p>> reporter: this weekend, pformer secretary of state pmadeline all bright named and pshamed women voters who might be ptempted to vote for sanders. p>> just remember, there's a pspecial place in hell for women pwho don't help each other. p>> reporter: a thought that pdoesn't go over well among women pwho do support sanders. p>> does that make you feel pguilty? p>> not at all. pi think that women support women pthat they want to support. p>> you don't want to support phillary clinton? p>> no, i don't. pi absolutely do not. p>> we still live in a country pwhere it's a freedom of choice. pi have been with bernie since pthe beginning. pi feel he's going to do right by pthe retirees, i think he's going pto do right by the kids. p>> reporter: the first votes are pnow in. ptomorrow there will be blood on pa king may be crowned. pa queen may be cut down to size pjust a bit.

hillary clinton narrowly defeats bernie sanders with 49 point 9 percent. that's just 5 votes separating the two. as you can see, martin o'malley only received one percent support. with his poor caucus showing, the former maryland governor announced he is dropping out of the presidential race. a tie is still a big win for the bernie sanders campaign. the vermont senator overcoming a huge deficit to give clinton a run for her money.. cheers flanked by his family, sanders took the stage to address his supporters. nine months ago, he says his campaign had no name recognition, no money, and no organization. they took on a political powerhouse and are now leaving iowa with momentum to take on washington. sanders calls it a political revolution and wants others to say no to a i think the people of iowa have sent a profound message to the political establishment, the economic establishment and by establishment 12 declared victory at the same time across town. result were called... and clinton delivered a passionate victory in iowa. - every single one of you.. who

. >>> we're looking at the presidential racc, hillary clinton and bernie sanders will both be here in cooorado for the democratic party dinner on saturday. marshall zelinger aad i will be speaking with analysts about here on denver7. >>> we notice that lance had a jacket on during that report. it felt like spring out there today. >> it was that nice. >> 68 degrees was the high at city park, 65 dia. look at this live shot. beeutiful conditions, the dome of the capital is just glowing with sunlighh. 56 right now it dia, very nice across the front range. 53 estes park, deer trail and then it's in the upper 40s, statewide the temperatures reach the 70s. we have high clouds and we will drop down to 30 x 6 a.m. we are looking for another 60 degree day tomorrow. how long can this go on? i will have the answer coming up. >>> them for summing -- denver7 is following this story. fetal abduction. the now lane's attorney wanted to keep that testimony -- canal lane's attorney wanted to keep this out oo the testimony but it is considered important to the case. her trial is scheduled for this month.

it will be former president, bill clinton, that will go in his wife's place. and we have more on clinton's appearance a how you can get ready to vote in next month's's primary. >> reporter: good morning, sheli. it's only appropriate on this president's day to be out here talking about the voter registration. hillary clinton is not goi to be here campaigning on this president's day, but instead in nevada doing campaigning there. bill clinton will be in florida doing campaigning on her behalf and making a couple stops reuf rara beach, and palm beach, and they are getting everybody pumped up to vote. is tuesday, and that is tomorrow. you can come out and pick up your registration form and get that taken care of. back out here live, they want everybody to know if you are going to come out herend register you need to have the right documentso make that possible, you need to have an id and a utility bill or bank statement to make sure they have your current address so you can get in the right precinct. you can register to vote at any public library, and they want ev

hillary clinton: that would not happen. we are going to put up a no-fly zone where the russians are clearly kept informed. i want them at the table. they don't have to participate in it, but i want them to understand that there has to be areas on the ground, safe areas on the ground. if we can stop hundreds of thousands of more syrians leaving syria, because they get to a place where they can get medical aid, that is good for russia. why does russia want this incredible burden that is going to be coming up through europe, and yes, maybe they are happy to see europe suffering, but in the end, it makes no sense for them or all of us. i think you have to have that conversation. it is never easy with the russians, and particularly hard with vladimir putin. if you say, as i think you should and the conversation needs to get to an operational level, and then at the same time a conversation with putin about what options truly are, i think you can say to him, we are going to put up a no-fly zone. you will know very well where it is

clinton, you are not in the white house yet. reporter: sanders, by the way, continued to hammer on the idea that wall street corruption is what he plans to fix, and that will solve another -- a lot of other problems along the way. the last debate nationwide before super tuesday. leon allison. -- leon, allison, back to you. alison: thanks. the next gop candidates will have their chance to debate on saturday in south carolina. once again, scott will be there with live reports from the campaign trail. a tragedy in montgomery county tonight. a police officer hit and killed by a car, and now a driver is charged. indicted for striking and killing a police officer. he was on dui detail at the time. the man is charged with manslaughter. a press conference will be held tomorrow at 2:00 to release more information. we will have continuing live coverage right here for you. in the meantime, new questions in the death of a seven-month-old twin boy in the northwest. we are now learning that that firefighter. we are live with the investigation

clinton spoke to her supporters at a rally yesterday: ((-clinton: it can't be just about what we're going to give to you, it has to be about what we're going to build together. washington is never going to have all the answers but for every problem we face, somewhere someone in america is solving it.) entrance polls found clinton had big support from women, union workers, minorities, and voters who think she would have a better shot than sanders... in winning the election in november./// ((patranya bhoolsuwan)) > sanders came in a close second...with 47 percent. after the results came in, sanders congratulated clinton on her victory. but he says this race is not over yet... his eyes are on super tuesday...which comes on march 1st: i believe that on super tuesday we've got an excellent chance to win many of those states. it is clear to me, and i think most observers, that the wind is on -- at our backs. )) the next democratic primary is next weekend in south carolina./// ((patranya bhoolsuwan)) > and donald trump is hoping for a win in nevada on tuesday... after winning the republican prim

. >> hillary clinton got a huge break period >> make america . >> make america great again, we are going to do it. >> donald trump is close to the front runner. >> so we rescued one candidate and repelled another. marco rubio and ted cruz must figure out where and if they can stop trump. and as they packed up today, they had optimism. >> these states are really good for ted cruz . >> a super >> it's a possible - - trump could win 11 of the states . > > clinton is 2-1. >> hillary has real support among african americans and from superdelegates. it will be difficult to stop her. >> reporter: her office is now d ark. they are fighting another day. >> tomorrow the republicans debate again, this one in test - - texas. we will have our chief correspondent reporting from houston. >>> continuing your election coverage, harry reid is endorsing hillary clinton. a spokesperson said reid was making the endorsement saying clinton understands the issues he participated on sunday and voted uncommitted. >>> looking at tomorrow's of - - news tonight, the soccer franchise with a team name, they are announ

clinton is well-known and defined. saunders is coming, introducing himself, particularly to western states like nevada. he has to play the catch-up and bring in the infrastructure, where she has already built that. >> what about the republicans? there was a much larger group of republicans trying to fight for that vote.sid what have you seen? >> nevada has always for a couple of reason. going to be reduced significantly so cans will put more attention in iowa and new hampshire. we're far away from the east coast. you're spending a day coming here. if they want to get republicans they might have to leave the urban areas to the remote places.th lastly i don't think we can ignore the point. there's probably not a lot of confidence in the state republican party.r >> what would the candidate have to do to draw the latino vote? >> you look at nevada. our data was about 52% arefa democrats. 20% republicans.d the rest are minor party or nonpartisan. the electoratate will guilt l towards the democratic party. but you have a lot

former president bill clinton will be in reno today to campaign for hillary. he'll be at the "hillary for nevada reno office" at 11:30 a-m to thank volunteers. he'll also talk about how each supporter is crucial in nevada. and bernie sanders will be at the nugget casino resort today. he'll be at the rose ballroom-- to talk about severl issues including immigration reform, and college affordability. doors open at 1 o'clock this afternoon. this rally is free and open to the public. admission is first come first served. senator ted cruz will make several stops in nevada leading up to the caucuses. he'll be at the boys and girls club of truckee meadows for a rally monday evening. doors open at seven o'clock. space is limited so r-s- v-p and arrive early. cruz will also have events in fernley, carson city, and minden. former florida governor jeb bush will hold d town hall event at huff-acre huffaker elementary school. doors open at 5 p-m. this event is also free but registration is encouraged. donald trump will be at the nugget casino resort next tuesday. he'll spe

if you had to choose being bernie sanders or hillary clinton, would you rather be hillary clinton right now? a ant -- at this point in the race? >> if determined in new hampshire, you'd be right. >> that is for kirsten. >> i don't know, i think she should have, it's true this is sort of his home turf with this neighboring state she got beat handling in a state she won before. and i would be concerned if i was her, frankly. it doesn't mean. >> is she going to make changes? >> i won't be surprised if she made changes to the campaign. based on talking to people who are close to her campaign, they say they feel should the should been more aggressive with bernie sanders and tried to take him out earlier. >> let's be realistic. hillary clinton has to work harder and she will work harder reaching out to younger people and introducing herself to a younger group. >> she said that tonight. she's acknowledging she has work to do. how can she not? look at the numbers. i got to go. goodbye. >> okay. kirsten, good to see you. >> we're continuing to poll new vote totals. keep an eye on the bottom of t

i think he can beat hillary clinton. i said to one of my constituents that if it looks like rubio will win i honestly believe that donald trump will go third party. many my friends in the law.

. >> exit polls showed 84% of black voatders went with clinton. she also dominated among women by nearly 50%. and boulder hold -- a chance to be president. >> main thing i think -- is to what they need to have. >> sanders looked past success saturday and over the next three days his focusing specifically on vermont, minnesota, oklahoma and colorado. >> support ners rochester, minnesota. >> minnesota can play a profound and important role in moving this country forward toward a political revolution. >> shea campaigned in alabama before -- >> we are going to compete for every vote in every state. we are not taking anything and we're not taking anyone for dpranted. >> political experience was important to them and they say that helped clip top pick up a decisive cbs news, washington. >> bernie sanders will be in colorado today. he'll speak at the mobi arena. there will be other events throughout the day as well as tissue people -- held in colorado spripgs. >> well, it's a large league for clintonful right now including -- clp ton leads sappedders by

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hillary clinton made an appearance in henderson today - at a labor rally! 13 action news reporter michael burton joins us with a look inside. yasmeen - if you look back at hillary's run for president in two- thousand-eight- it appears that she has a strong support base in this state. the nevada caucuses ended with clinton winning the popular vote while barack obama won more delegates. but, with clinton barely beating vermont senator bernie sanders in the iowa caucuses and losing to him by 22-points in new hampshire - the outcome of saturday's race is unpredictable. will take on every barrier to progress. i"m the only candidate who has a record of taking on those barriers. i'm the only candidate who will stand with you in every fight. no matter how hard it is or how long it takes." in a sea of color - labor unions united with cheer - as hillary clinton's campaign endorses stronger labor laws. "it was unions who fought for good wages, safe working conditions, and benefits that built the american middle class and we're going to to do it again." clinton's rally

hillary clinton and bernie sanders head-to-head with fiery exchanges. >> and enough is enough. if you've got something to say, say it directly. >> the two presidential candidates clashing on stage in new hampshire. we're live with the details. >>> plus, gearing up for the next debate. tomorrow on abc, the gop candidates, crisscrossing new hampshire, barbara bush stumping for the first time and donald trump using a four-letter word. >> happening now tracking the weather system impacting major east coast cities right now. school closings and the snow falling. we've all done it, the five-second rule and scientists weighing in just before the biggest snacking weekend of the year. is it true? >>> well, we have made it to friday. good morning, everybody. we'll get started with what was really a heated democratic showdown that took place in new hampshire. >> we're talking bernie sanders, hillary clinton, going toe-to-toe debate being described as caustic, nasty, even ugly. >> putting clinton on the defensive again is sanders. her ties to wall street. it is time for "your voice, your v

hillary clinton is expecting a big win. she needs it to prove the strength of her southern strategy and firewall. sanders crushed clinton in new hampshire. he's expected to lag in this race as the clinton juggernaut starts to gather steam. republican presidential candidates also in the southern states this weekend. donald trump with tremendous momentum. senator ted cruz admitting trump could easily be, well not be easily stoppable if he sweeps the march 1st primaries. he took aim at cruz and rub owe. >> i watched this lightweight, total lightweight. his new attack is he calls me a con artist. he's a very nasty guy. i thought ted cruz was a liar but rubio is worse. >> he's flying around on hair force one. he put out a picture of me having make up put on me at the debate. >> it was striking listening to him express he was defended. this from a man who over and over have stood up and used profanity and vulgar insults. i got to say, i don't think it's a good thing to see presidential candidates just behaving like school childre

. >> hillary clinton. she is a very smart and capable woman. >> reporter: at celebrity>> reporter: at celebrities hair salon, most trust clinton. >> bill clinton. >> reporter: bernie sanders sun proven? >> definitely unproven. >> reporter: they are hearing she is a d.c. insider. >> actually outside the system. >> bernie sanders. i feel like he is honest. >> reporter: sanders went to texas working to win more than just his home state of vermont in three days on super tuesday. >> we are not going to allow the trumps of the world to divide us up. >> reporter: focused on the biggest super tuesday state. >> we are tied in texas and i >> reporter: ted cruz's home state where cruz leads in the polls. >> pick a side. and i'll tell you this. when it comes to picking a side, i pick the side, and i stand against washington and with the american people. >> reporter: like cruz, marco rubio on the paper can still beat trump, and their fight is ugly. >> a con artist will never get control of this party. >> a little mouth

i think that women they want to support. >> you don't want to support hillary clinton? >> no, i don't. i absolutely do not. >> we still live in a freedom of choice. i have been with bernie since the beginning. i feel he's going to do right by the retirees, i think he's going to do right by the r: the first votes are now in. tomorrow there will be blood on the floor. a king may be crowned. just a bit. but there could also be plot w heroes or villains. even a cliff hanger. as the 2016 "game of thrones" continues. i'm david wright for "nightline" in manchester., broncos qb peyton manning heads to disneyland to celebrate his big win at super bowl 50. what does he say about whether cleats? if you have moderate to severe rheumatoid arthritis like me... and you're talking to a rheumatologist about a biologic, this is humira. helping to relieve my pain and protect my joints from further damage. this is humira helping me reach for more.n prescribing humira for more than 10 years. humira works for many adults. it targets and helps to block a specific source of inflammation thats

for clinton, the goal was clear. try to arrest the rise of sanders time not alienating his many supporters. as the audience -- particularly to south carolina, where minority voters play a much larger role. clinton has an advantage there and much of the debate focused on race. clinton says "..i want to tackle those barriers that stand in the way of too many americans right now. african-americans who face discrimination in the job market, education, housing, and the criminal justice system." sanders says african-american stands a one-in- four chance of ending up in jail. that is beyond at the same time, the race to the clinton's deep ties to wall street, while clinton tried to play up her foreign policy credentials. clinton says "..well, i know journalists have asked who you do listen to on foreign policy, and we have yet to know who that is." sanders says "..well, it ain't henry kissinger. that's for sure. that's fine, that's fine." on cam tag and, this debate took on some added importance as well because it's not jus

sending president clinton rally support, president clinton was coming here for a fundraiser, and now there will be a rally at the clifton cultural art center. as mrs. clinton works to recover from her loss at new hampshire against bernie sanders. >> i think she has of a good chance, the south may be tough but ohio may go either way. >> i think they have to find a way to appeal the younger voters and that is what the event is about. >>doors for the event open at 2:00 and rattily starts the rally starts at 3:00 and it's free. >>> kroger is expected to join the fight against the heroin epidemic and plans to show you more about the op opiate overdose, narcam and how it will soon carry it in its stores. at the age of 80, he was with the reds for nearly 70 years. his funeral will be monday morning at 9:30 with the home family church at west 8th and east by itself. >>> fish fry preparations at a school in northern kentucky this morning. the fry benefits a local girl who is battling cancer, local girl, megan moore is at saint joseph's academy to show us how they are getting ready for the big

i will not attack hillary clinton. americans will have to make their judgment. >> who are you supporting? >> bernie sanders. >> why hillary clinton. >> i honestly thinks she has the most experience and can do the job. >> nbc's kristen welker reporting. make sure you tune in on thursday for the democratic debate on msnbc. >>> now, with polling tight donald trump and ted cruz continue to escalate their attacks on one another as both candidates attended church in a last effort to court voters nbc's hallie jackson reports. >> reporter: in the final crunch before the caucus, even church becomes a campaign stop, but this sunday's signs of piece giving way to the campaign battle. >> donald trump supports expanding obamacare to make it full on medicine like bernie sanders. >> look. ted cruz is a total lie yar. i'm so against obamacare, i'm going to repeal and replace obamacare. >> reporter: trump still looking strong -- >> i'd like to win iowa. i'm doing really well with the evangelicals in iowa. >> reporter: both candidates k

her husband former president bill clinton. before a packed crowd of supporters inside the west end community development center, the 42nd president made the case for why his wife should be commander in chief. sot bill clinton 1:07:11-21 she never gives up and she won't give up on you. and she knows if we're going to go into the future together, we gotta have shared prosperity, equal opportunity and inclusive communities. the message seems similar to one we've heard repeatedly from senator bernie sanders, once considered a long-shot but in recent weeks has tied secretary clinton in national polls. support for the vermont senator climbed with younger voters who president clinton also addressed. sot you got working people saying, what about me? and you got millenials and college students saying 'what about me? the reason hillary is running for president is to make sure the american dream is available to 100 percent of the american people. clinton went on to praise his wife's work with children, affordable health care and her fore

clinton: how are you? >> life, wrote to the white house coverage with republican presidential candidate carly fiorina. later, live coverage of hillary clinton in portsmouth. election day is always exciting. we will begin with the washington journal, tuesday morning, we are live in new hampshire, showing our viewers what is happening in the key parts of the manchester area. since 1992, we have had a good partnership with the abc affiliate in manchester, new hampshire. once again this year, we have the chance to show a national audience how the race is unfolding through the eyes of the local media. what will be different is that we will of course have the results and show the speeches but we will be showing the speeches in their entirety and our talking heads will be the viewers. we will hear from our viewers and take calls and tweets to see what they are saying about this race. >> coming up on "washington journal close oh. arnie arnesen. he talks about tuesday's new hampshire primary, the candidates and wha